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Elizabeth Barfoot Christian is an assistant professor of communication teaching journalism and strategic communication courses at UNH. She earned her Ph.D. in mass communication from The University of Southern Mississippi and previously taught at Louisiana Tech University. She is the editor of the award-winning Rock Brands: Selling Sound in a Media Saturated Culture (Lexington, 2011) and the author of a companion yearlong nationally awarded blog on music marketing published by Rowman & Littlefield. Her other professional research includes work in journalism history, prison journalism, literary journalism and popular culture.
Ph.D., Mass Communication, The University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MS, December 2008
M.S., Political Science, The University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MS, History minor. December 1996
B.S., Journalism (News-Editorial) and Political Science, The University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MS, August 1994
Louisiana Tech University, Assistant Professor, Ruston, LA
Department of Journalism, 2007-present
University News Bureau staff writer, The Tech Talk student newspaper co-adviser, Internship coordinator
Courses taught: News Writing, Media Law, Literary Journalism, Journalism History and Ethics, Media and Culture
Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, Instructor, speech communication, spring 2007
The University of Southern Mississippi, Graduate Teaching Assistant, School of Mass Communication and Journalism, news writing, 2005-2007
The University of Southern Mississippi, Instructor, department of political science, American government, 2005
Freelance Reporter, Gulf Publishing Company, (The Sun Herald, Journal of South Mississippi Business, At the Casinos magazine) Biloxi, MS, 2006-2007
Public Relations Coordinator, City of Hattiesburg, Hattiesburg, MS, 2001-2005
Reporter/Editor, The Times of South Mississippi and Advertiser News, Hattiesburg, MS, 1997-2001
Editor and contributor, Rock Brands: Selling Sound in a Media Saturated Culture. Lanham, Maryland: Lexington Publishing, 2011
Reading, Writing and Rabble-Rousing: Willie Morris, A Good Old Editor. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi
ARTICLES and REFERENCE WORKS:
"KISS," in Music inJacqueline Edmonson, ed. American Life: An Encyclopedia of the Songs, Styles, Stars, and Stories that Shaped our Culture. ABC-CLIO Publishing, 2013.
"Music Patrons and Supporters," in Jacqueline Edmonson, ed. Music in American Life: An Encyclopedia of the Songs, Styles, Stars, and Stories that Shaped our Culture, ABC-CLIO Publishing, 2013.
"Pop Music," in Jacqueline Edmonson, ed. Music in American Life: An Encyclopedia of the Songs, Styles, Stars, and Stories that Shaped our Culture, ABC-CLIO Publishing, 2013.
"Reality Television," in Jacqueline Edmonson, ed. Music in American Life: An Encyclopedia of the Songs, Styles, Stars, and Stories that Shaped our Culture, ABC-CLIO Publishing, 2013.
"Recording Industry," in Jacqueline Edmonson, ed. Music in American Life: An Encyclopedia of the Songs, Styles, Stars, and Stories that Shaped our Culture, ABC-CLIO Publishing, 2013.
"History of Social Networks, 1976-1999," in George A. Barnett, ed. Encyclopedia of Social Networks, SAGE Publications, 2011.
"Crawfish, Better Bigots, and Hooch Handlers: Mississippi Through the Eyes of P.D. East," The International Journal of Regional and Local Studies, Vol. 4, No. 2, Autumn 2008.
"Louisiana GOP primary a sham," The (Shreveport) Times, Conversations section front page guest column, B1, Feb. 23, 2008.
"Lessons from Jena: racism, stupidity, meanness," The (Shreveport) Times, Conversations section front page guest column, B1, 3, October 6, 2007.
All listed below were published for Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group on www.rowmanblog.typepad.com
"Music sales with the economy on the skids: With the GDP at zero, are record producers singing the blues?" September 2011
"Generation X: Deal with it. YouTube is MTV 2.0. Part Two" August 2011
"Has MTV helped kill the music industry? Part One" July 2011
"The political branding of country music: 10 years post 9/11" June 2011
"The publicly profane Odd Future of the music industry" May 2011
"What Sells Better than Sex? REVENGE! The Taylor Swift Takeover" April 2011
"Who's the bad guy now? Can "American Idol" survive without Simon, and what does this mean to music sales?" March 2011
"Everything Old is New Again: The Marketing Magic of TV's 'Glee'" February 2011
"I'll have a medium popcorn, Junior Mints and a soundtrack please: Music Marketing in the Dark" January 2011
"KISS This: The biggest rock brand in history still gets dissed from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame" December 2010
"Bret Michaels: The remaking of a rock god" November 2010
"Don't Call Me Stefani: The Making of a Digital Age Pop Star" October 2010
Review of Maureen Callahan, Poker Face: The Rise and Rise of Lady Gaga (Hyperion: New York, 2010) for the Journal of American Culture, June 2011
Review of Carmine Sarracino and Kevin M. Scott, The Porning of America: The Rise of Porn Culture, What it Means, and Where We Go from Here (Boston: Beacon Press, 2009) for the Journal of Popular Culture, December 2009
Review of Gene Simmons, Ladies of the Night: A Historical and Personal Perspective on the Oldest Profession in the World (Phoenix Books, Beverly Hills, CA, 2009) for the Journal of Popular Culture, June 2009
Review of New York Stories: Landmark Writing from Four Decades of New York Magazine (Random House: New York: 2008) for Literary Journalism Studies,Vol. 1, No. 1, spring 2009
Review of Scott Gant, We're All Journalists Now: The Transformation of the Press and Reshaping of the Law in the Internet Age (Free Press: New York, 2008) for the Journal of Popular Culture, August 2008
Review of Mark Curtis Anderson, Jesus Sound Explosion (University of Georgia Press: Athens, paperback release 2007) for the Journal of American Culture, March 2008
2012 Louisiana Press Women 1st place—blogs, web content written for corporate or for-profit site (for Rowman & Littlefield); 1st place—faculty adviser of student publications (The Tech Talk); 2nd place—personality profile, more than 500 words; 2nd place—specialty articles, reviews.
2011 Louisiana Press Women 1st place—news release; feature release, corporate blog (for Rowman & Littlefield); personal blog site; edited book (Rock Brands); nonfiction short story ("Chivalry Confined" published in The Angolite); 2nd place—faculty adviser to student publications (The Tech Talk)
2011 National Federation of Press Women 3rd place—news release, feature release; corporate blog (for Rowman & Littlefield); edited book (Rock Brands)
July 2010 "Solitude" nonfiction essay one of 40 chose nationwide as a finalist at the Mayborn Literary Nonfiction Conference to be workshopped.
2008 Louisiana Press Women 1st place—editorial/opinion; feature release
2008 National Federation of Press Women Honorable Mention—feature release
Louisiana Press Women, vice-president 2011-2013
Service Learning Project, spring 2012, Journalism history and ethics students completed print and visual projects on Lincoln Parish history to donate to the Lincoln Parish History Museum for permanent display. Service learning is one of the ideals of Louisiana Tech University.
The Angolite, Louisiana State Penitentiary news magazine
Ongoing working relationship with magazine staff at Angola prison to provide research materials as needed. Assisted the Angolite staff and prison administration in preparing the first-ever prison journalism seminar hosted by the all-inmate staff of the award-winning prison newsmagazine for Tech journalism students at Angola in October 2010. In 2011, I was one of 40 people in the state to be invited to Louisiana State Prison Long termers' Day by the Human Relations Club.
The (Monroe) News-Star Editorial Board community member, January 2009 – May 2009
AEJMC Southeast Colloquium History Division, paper reader/judge, January 2009
"Rhythms of Mercy, Rhymes for Revenge: Marking Time in Angola from Leadbelly to Lil' Boosie," American Culture Association/Popular Culture Association Conference, Boston, MA, April 2012
"WikiLeaks, Transparency and Validation: How Social Media and Instant Access to Information is Changing How People Receive and Process Information," paper co-written with J. Roberts and K. Belton, ACA/PCA Conference, San Antonio, TX, April 2011
"Death in the Digital Age: Why Michael Jackson is Worth More Dead than Alive," ACA/PCA Conference, San Antonio, TX, April 2011
"Framing the Jena Six: A Textual Analysis of Lynching and Racism in 21st Century American Media," Liberal Arts Research Symposium, Louisiana Tech University, April 2010
Rock Brands: Selling Sound in a Media Saturated Culture, panel moderator, ACA/PCA Conference, St. Louis, MO, April 2010
"KISS Your Money Goodbye: Why Fans Can't Get Enough of the Biggest Rock Brand Ever," ACA/PCA Conference, New Orleans, LA, April 2009
"Leading People to the Rock: Evangelism in the Rock and Roll of Bon Jovi," book chapter co-written and presented with S. Parks and M. Nash-Wood, ACA/PCA Conference, New Orleans, LA, April 2009
Literary journalism panelist, Arthur J. Kaul Symposium, University of Southern Mississippi, February 2009
"KISS and Sell: The Making of a Rock Brand," Popular Culture Association of the South/American Culture Association of the South, Jacksonville, FL, September 2007
"The Pedophile Next Door," panel discussion on Media and Social Change, Southern States Communication Association, Lexington, KY, March 2007
Panel Moderator, AEJMC Southeast Colloquium, New Orleans, LA, March 2007
"The Blogging Revolution: How New Technology is Changing the Political Arena," American Journalism Historians Association Southeast Symposium, Panama City Beach, FL, February 2007
"Crawfish, Better Bigots, and Hooch Handlers: Mississippi Through the Eyes of P.D. East," American Journalism Historians Association Conference, San Antonio, TX, October 2005
Student Technology Fee Grant Award, $64,000 toward the purchase of new technology equipment for the Department of Journalism lab, 2008.
National Federation of Press Women/Louisiana Press Women
American Journalism Historians Association
American Culture Association
Popular Culture Association
Association for Education in Journalism & Mass Communication
Southern States Communication Association


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glorybee wrote:Cat, that was excellent! So different from the others submitted so far, and with a hint of a back story, even in those 150 words. Why would Daphne assume the worst like that? I wonder if I know...
Lots of great little details and salsa words--thanks for letting us read this!
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"What was that? It shone brightly in the setting sun. I've never noticed it before; its probably nothing. I need gas." This may be slightly too articulate for thoughts. Most of us think in fragments and bursts.
He pulled into the pumps at the Sunoco, but couldn't get the picture out of his head. What was it, he thought? It looked like...chrome. The proverb of the Good Samaritan filled his brain.
In a nanosecond he peeled out of the station, heading high speed back to the turn just in time to see a taillight, the right corner of a chrome bumper, a hand—and then the arm—grasping at the tall grass.
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"Four-nine to dispatch. Ten-ten. Maggie's in labor," he croaked. I'd attach this to the end of the previoius paragraph, since it's still Clint. For a moment, I thought it was someone else speaking to Clint, and I was a bit confused.
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He steered toward the shoulder anyway and rolled to a stop. It would only take a moment, and his duty after all. Clint felt his heart race as he exited his patrol car and flipped the safety on his holster.
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Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean look to bounce back from disappointing outings at Silverstone...
Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean look to bounce back from disappointing outings at Silverstone.
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Q: Kimi, what is it about Germany that hasn't been kind to you in the past?
KR: "I don't know, maybe I did something bad in a former life? I have always enjoyed driving in Germany, but the problem is that luck has never been on my side there and something has always happened to stop me winning. I've got four poles to show my speed on German soil, but six retirements at this race haven't been what I wanted." Q: Does it set you more of a challenge to have raced in Formula 1 in Germany 16 times, but never won?
KR: "Not really. A race is just a race and you always try to do your best. Obviously in the past both circuits - the Nürburgring and Hockenheim - have not been very kind to me, but I like them both and I have always been very competitive; in terms of pace if not maybe results. I've gone very well at the Nurburgring before, just never won. A couple of times I've had to stop while leading the race which always sends you home with a bad feeling. Hopefully I can finally get everything right this time. Last year we made the top three in Hockenheim, so let's wait and see how it goes at the Nürburgring for the first time with this team." Q: Things looked so promising in Silverstone until right at the end; give us your view...
KR: "It was a disappointing end to the weekend for sure. Things were going pretty well in the race, but it was a mistake not to switch to new tyres when the safety car came out. I tried to hold on, but with tyres that were maybe twenty laps older than the others it was impossible to keep them behind at the end. It's a shame as we had good pace and looked set for a pretty easy P2, but this is racing sometimes." Q: On the plus side you finally broke Michael Schumacher's record for points finishes...
KR: "It makes no difference to the Championship, so I'm really not interested in that." Q: You had a pretty intense moment behind Jean-Eric Vergne; were you nervous at all?
KR: "It wasn't ideal having bits of rubber thrown at your helmet for sure, but risk is all part of the game. It wasn't his or the tyres' fault; if you have sharp edges on a kerb as seemed to be the case there last weekend then these things can happen no matter what tyres you have. It didn't change our race anyway." Q: It's not been an easy run of late; does that affect your mindset?
KR: "No. It's three races now where we haven't had the result we maybe expect, but hopefully if we can have a bit more luck and also get rid of some of the mistakes we'll be able to get back to the front." Q: What's the Nurburgring like to race?
KR: "It's pretty good, but probably not as much fun as the old one. It should suit us, but the fact is you need a really good car to be competitive there. Most of all you need good traction out of the corners and a stable car under braking. We're pretty reasonable in both these areas. We have had our issues with cooler weather and unfortunately it's not usually that warm at the Nürburgring, but we'll just see what we get and get on with it." Q: What's the target for this weekend?
KR: "We never promise anything beforehand. A podium would be a positive result and a step in the right direction. We missed that at Silverstone, and it would be good to get back to the top positions. The season is still long and the leaders of the championship are ahead of us. Realistically, all I can do is to do my very best in each race." Q: Will you tell us the story about your hair?
KR: "No. But if I get on the podium in Germany you will see it." Romain Grosjean Q: How do you like the Nurburgring?
RG: "It's quite a nice track with a quite a lot to it. There's a really interesting mix of corners which means you have plenty to think about over the course of a lap; you're certainly kept busy! The first section relies on mechanical grip and Turn 1 can be interesting at the start of the race if people go too deep into the corner. It can also be a good overtaking opportunity during the race too. After that there are some higher speed corners down to the hairpin - which is another good place you can overtake - then nice high speed stuff for the rest of the lap. You need a well-balanced car so I think we should go pretty well." Q: What's your past form at the circuit?
RG: "This will be my first time racing there in Formula 1, but I've raced at the track previously in F3 and the GP2 Series. Last time I raced there - 2011 in the GP2 Series - I scored a podium and a win so my most recent memories of the circuit are certainly good." Q: Would you like to have raced on the old Nurburgring?
RG: "It's quite some circuit and it must have been amazing to have raced there. I can't imagine what it would be like if we raced the current Formula 1 cars there. For starters can you imagine how long the set-up meetings would be with all those corners to talk about?! The Thursday morning track walk would be pretty epic too!" Q: How was your British Grand Prix?
RG: "It wasn't the best of races; quite a frustrating one in fact. We had a problem with the front wing which got worse over the course of the race, and ultimately we lost a big part of it. There was a lot of vibration and it became really difficult to drive, so in the end it was best to retire because of safety considerations. Before that, things weren't going quite to plan and we were suffering with tyre performance issues related to the front wing. The safety cars didn't really go our way either so it's a race I'd rather forget." Q: Was it good to out-qualify Kimi for the first time this season?
RG: "Of course, you always want to be faster than your team-mate so it was good to be in front of him on the grid. We both had different upgrade packages on our cars, so it was good to see we were able to get similar speeds out of them. Of course, we want some more speed too, but there are still more parts to come and we're still learning about the latest upgrades so there's potential yet." Q: What do you think can be achieved from the next few races?
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Alonzo Meadows, 32, of Fairfax was arrested Wednesday morning in Washington, D.C., with the assistance of the Metropolitan Police Department, while driving a black pickup truck that matches the description of the vehicle used in the robbery, according to a Frederick Police Department news release.
Meadows is believed to be one of three masked men who robbed the store located at 1 S. Market St. at about 1:30 p.m., using pepper spray on 10 store employees and customers before smashing a glass display case to steal several "expensive watches" valued at about $200,000, police said.
He is being held by the Metropolitan Police Department on a fugitive warrant for his alleged involvement in the heist, and the truck has been transported to Frederick, where it is being processed for evidence, said Lt. Clark Pennington, spokesman for Frederick police.
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The police department thanked the public for its help in investigating the case.
"This type of crime inevitably causes fear and shock not only to the victims, but also to the surrounding community. Despite this, both the victims and the surrounding community pulled together, and helped the [police department] to quickly establish crucial leads," city Police Chief Thomas Ledwell said in the release. "We are very appreciative."
During the robbery, the suspects ordered employees and customers in the store to lie on the floor, as one of the men brandished a handgun, police said.
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Employees and customers who were exposed to the pepper spray were treated on scene. There were no other injuries.
Pennington said the investigation is continuing into the identity of the other two suspects.
"We are continuing to [work on this case] and follow leads," he said.
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Pennington said Wednesday that detectives are still investigating whether there is a connection between the Pentagon City robbery and the Frederick incident.
"We have not made a determination whether it's connected or linked, but we are looking at it," he said.
Before the arrest was announced, Patty Hurwitz, co-owner of the Colonial Jewelers, said Wednesday morning that it was hard for her to talk about the robbery.
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Hurwitz attributed the fact that no one was injured during the robbery to the staff's professionalism and training.
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STAN the T. rex is a truly spectacular display that you can only see in DinoDigs... Or Indianapolis... Or London... Or California... Or Arizona... Or Japan.
What gives? How can the same dinosaur be in so many places at once?
(Originally posted June 6, 2009) - Dinosaur fossils are fragile pieces of the puzzle of Earth's history. When we do find them (and it is tough - even if you know where to look) they are often broken up or missing pieces. Even STAN was missing about 30% of his skeleton when he was discovered. How do scientists bring them back for us to view in museums around the world?
We make copies! (or Casts, as we call them!) It's okay, because if scientists didn't do that, the whole world would only have about 3 or 4 complete T. rex skeletons altogether (and a ton of spare parts!)
HowStuffWorks.com has an excellent article which explains the whole process. Check it out.
Now, does that mean that everything in DinoDigs is fake? Absolutely NOT! The full-sized skeletons are casts, but there are many other specimens on display that are the real-deal.
Our scary-looking Xiphactinus [zee-FACT-in-nuss] (which some scientists believe looked like a giant Beta fish) hangs from the ceiling in a cast form, just above a case that contains its actual skull! The Xiph. skull is still stuck within its matrix (the rock where it was found) and shows some fossil finds you just can't see in the hanging skeleton.
One cool thing for example is the tiny tooth from a shark called "Squalicorax" that started nibbling on the fish after it died; also check out the barnacles and oysters that grew in its eye socket. You know, once it's written down, that last sentence is kinda gross.
Then, you've got the six fossil cases filled with Florida's Fossil History, which showcases the tusk of a Mastodon, the teeth of the 50-foot Megalodon shark, Florida's State Fossil, and the most well preserved prehistoric dolphin skull ever discovered. (All the genuine article, by the way.)
Lastly, check out the round fossil case near the back of the exhibit! Inside of that case you'll see a big rocky lump sitting on a foam block. That's a fossil that our own paleontologists spent months cleaning and preparing (Step 1 of the "Make a Fossil Cast" Recipe). What you'll see is the humerus (upper arm) and rib of a young Triceratops. Inside we found fossilized bone marrow and a strange orange powder that turned out to be rust.
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How do i work with canvas on a small printer like Epson R3000?
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I am about to buy the Epson R3000 for the purpose of printing 8 inch canvas wraps of varying lengths. Currently i order prints from a commercial company and do the stretching myself.
The reason i find the R3000 appealing:
a. I won't be doing large production runs.
b. I want equipment that doesn't weigh a lot so i can move it around myself, get it serviced, etc. I'm retired and won't be getting any younger :-)
c. If i could just print canvas wraps for the 8 inch wraps, I can continue to outsource the few larger canvas sizes i need without difficulty since i don't sell a lot of those.
d. The R3000 has a side guide that apparently helps a lot with preventing sheet skew during printing. I read a lot of frustration with occasionally skewed prints on canvas with some other printers.
These are the questions i need help/advice/comments on - if at all possible. I'm a newbie regarding printing - please help :-)
Issue 1: If i use single canvas sheets, by the time i add 2" wrap borders all around, i would need 3 sizes: 12" width by 14" long (to make an 8x10" front print), by 16" long (to make an 8x12 front print), and 20" long (to make an 8x16" front print). Getting the longer single canvas sheets (do they call them panels if they are canvas?) seems to be a problem.
Issue 2: Going to 13" canvas rolls seems appealing to me because then i can cut the size i need and don't need to stock different sizes of single sheets. So how do i cut rolled canvas to the sheet sizes i need to print? I suppose to get started, i could just a scissors, especially since the cut edge is rolled behind the stretcher bars. (excuse me for thinking while i'm writing) Is there a good quality roll cutter out there? I bought a relatively cheap one the other day and it doesn't even cut photo paper stock very well - geez :-( I'd like one that is mounted on a frame to get square cuts.
Issue 3: The roll adapters provided for the R3000 are only 2" core diameter. The Epson company only sells one single canvas roll selection for the R3000. There are several other 13" x 20' canvas rolls available on the market, but i'm getting the idea these generall come with 3" core diameters. Is there a way of adapting the 3" canvas core rolls to the 2" adapters that come with the R3000? Failing to find a workaround, my only recourse seems to be buying the 3" rolls and just cutting them to single sheets (13" by 14", 16", or 20") when i need them. Is this practical for small runs?
Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated as i'm new to the printing scene. Thank you!!!
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Unfortunately, the R3000 doesn't have the ability to do 3" core rolls due to the limitation of the 13" roll canvas thickness. There are a few brands that do 13" rolls with the 2" core, but not much of canvas...more of paper.
I understand the weight and size can be an issue for you since you're retired. The next option would be the Epson Stylus 3880. It's about 50 lbs, but it doesn't have a roll attachment. However, you can still print from a roll while having a way to keep the roll in the back and feed from the back feeder. This way, you won't have to worry about the core size, but it will print a bit easier than the R3000 and has larger inks. Although it doesn't have a cutter (R3000 doesn't either), there are paper cutters available. We do carry the printers, papers/canvas and cutters as well as stretcher bars if you're interested in taking a look at the selection.
I hope this helps in a way.
Let us know if we can assist you further with your decision.
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Epson makes 13" rolls of their Exhibition Canvas on 2" cores. I recently bought a 13" roll of the Exhibition Canvas Gloss to try out and it was on 2" roll core, presumably the Matte and Satin versions also come on 2" cores. So you could use that without having to use any adapters.
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You can cut canvas rolls into sheets. I do it regularly. I bought a cutting mat, Olfa razor knives, and a big purple straight edge ruler with a safety handle on top. Just cut the sheets to desired length on the mat.
I feed them through the rear sheet feeder on my 3880. Sometimes they will feed in no problem. Sometimes I have to use a sheet of photo paper with double side tape behind the canvas to make a leading edge. Recently I seem to have the knack of feeding them directly in the feeder without the photo paper leading edge. I have no experience with the 3000.
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November 12, 2012, 03:09:32 PM »
Thank you for the comments - very helpful. I already had a 12" friskers table cutter, pretty cheaply built, and I tried cutting a canvas print recently and it was no problem. I will probably buy one of those large cutting mats as well, since i will need to cut not only width but length as well. I'm probably going to regret not buying the 3880, but i got nervous reading about the occasional skewed feed problems. The R3000 has a side guide surface to reduce the skewing problem so apparently Epson is trying to improve it. However, there can't be that much of a problem with the 3880 considering all the positive reports.
R3000 arrives on Thursday, i'm sure i'll go thru that first roll of canvas quickly :-)
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November 16, 2012, 12:28:33 PM »
This would be the appropriate forum for this topic, yes?
Having been hassled a few times when returning from overseas gigs with my gear (nothing like a hard case to make border agents suspicious!) I used a Carnet on my last two trips. The process seems absurdly antiquated, and yet I'm having a hell of a time getting straight, consistent answers to some questions. Can anyone with more experience help me out on the following?
1) Do I really need to go through a full bonding process each and every time I travel overseas? How do people do this who are true road warriors, traveling all over at the drop of a hat? Common sense tells me that I can be bonded once, for the full amount of my equipment list, and then use that bond over and over for some period of time. As it stands, I'm finding myself getting forms notarized and overnighted, every time. Pain in the butt.
2) On my most recent trip, I drew a border agent who happened to do the Carnet training for her team. She implied that I could have a "master" equipment list (the green sheet) that I kept, and used over and over. That seems to mean that I would only need to get the counterfoils for the country(ies) I plan to visit on a given trip. Right now I'm getting a brand-new Carnet for every time I travel, which (along with the bonding process) seems a little expensive, and a little onerous.
I'd like to know as much as possible about the whole process. I'm finding that border patrol agents (both in the US and abroad) are not always very familiar with carnets, and I've had to talk them through what they're supposed to do - not easy, since I barely know my way though the forms myself. Any advice on how to streamline the process would be greatly appreciated!
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I have traveled overseas a bit over the years. I have never used a Carnet. What I have done is carry all the gear I was taking out of the country to the U.S. Customs office at my local international airport and register it all, having the agent on duty check all the serial numbers, certify my list, sign and imprint it. My equipment list changes based on the job and this started to get be a bit of a pain. One agent told me I could just bring everything I ever intended to carry overseas and register it all at once. Of course I buy a new piece of gear every now and then, so the list still changes. I've never had any problems with this method. I've only had one customs agent ask why I hadn't used a Carnet and that was in Amsterdam in 1991. The problem I have encountered is one country in particular regularly requires me to buy a work permit because I would be displacing a local worker even though my entire income stream was in the U.S. and there would never have been a local worker displaced.
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David, thanks for the input. I've never had anyone overseas give me any problems about my gear (except in filling out the Carnet forms!) - but I get hassled and threatened with fines pretty much every time I re-enter the US.
Sounds like you're saying I can accomplish the same thing, for free? Like a sort of DIY Carnet? Might be worth a trip down to SFO to ask about this...thanks.
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Are you incorporated? If not I've been told a carnet is unnecessary, but it can be up to the individual agent to decide if he or she wants to make your life hell or not (this is paraphrased from what I was told by a sympathetic agent after a less than sympathetic agent decided he wanted to demonstrate his power).
If you're not incorporated and you aren't traveling with expensive rental gear Colorado David's answer has been suggested to me by a couple of border agents. Although the last time I called to make an appointment to bring in all my equipment to have it registered they acted like I was wasting their and my time and all I needed was to keep receipts with me.
Each time I've tried to find out from the Customs Office what is necessary I've gotten different answers. The only sure way to avoid all trouble is having a carnet.
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You have to just show up at the customs office and either figure out when they have some down time or be willing to wait. Some officers will be a pain about it, but eventually they'll get the job done. Registering your property before leaving the country is much better and more effective than producing your receipts upon re-entry to the U.S. I've used this method with gear probably totaling a value of $60,000 and not had a problem.
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I should add that the form Customs uses is a tiny little note-pad sized thing that they use for people's personal property when the travel. You'll never get your stuff listed on it. What I do is create my own form with the make and model, description of the item, and the serial number. I take this with me to the Customs office and write on their form
See attached inventory
. Then I verify the serial numbers with the officer. He or she will then use red ink to scribble around your list so that nothing could be added at a later date and the will imprint it and their little form with the official customs imprint. Then you're good to go. Most people use the little form for their point and shoot camera and their Swarovski binoculars when they go sight-seeing somewhere for a week.
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Quote from: asf on November 17, 2012, 12:46:07 PM
Are you incorporated? If not I've been told a carnet is unnecessary, but it can be up to the individual agent to decide if he or she wants to make your life hell or not (this is paraphrased from what I was told by a sympathetic agent after a less than sympathetic agent decided he wanted to demonstrate his power).
Not incorporated. But traveling with 4 or 5 cases equalling maybe 300lbs and $20k to $30k value. You're sure right about it coming down to which agent you draw!
Quote from: asf on November 17, 2012, 12:46:07 PM
Each time I've tried to find out from the Customs Office what is necessary I've gotten different answers.
I think I'm going to give David's method a go. I'll be going abroad at least once, maybe twice, next March. This'll be incentive to get my gear packed and flight-ready before the last minute!
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|Winter Dew Tour on NBC Sports and USA Network. I think.
If you can't make it to Vermont this weekend to see the amazing Winter Dew Tour (see my blog entry from yesterday) at Mount Snow, you can watch it on television Saturday afternoon, January 10.
Here comes the confusing part. I thought it was on USA Network Saturday afternoon. (That's the network with Monk and House marathon weekends if you can't remember which one it is).
The Burlington VT Free Press newspaper television section lists it on USA at 4:30 pm. However, when I searched around online, the schedules say it is on NBC Sports. Both networks are owned by NBC so you can check your local listings to see where it actually is. Look for it at 4:30 tomorrow afternoon.
Also, there are some great videos of today's winning runs online at the Alliance of Action Sports website. Amazing displays of skill.
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8 Jan 2009
|Two Days of Continuous Snow Adds Up
Photo from the Mount Snow Dew Tour
Man, that was a LOT of snow. It has snowed (with a little sleet mixed in at the middle) for two days almost non stop. Weather forecasters call for a little more this weekend, mostly in the form of flurries so the white stuff is going to stay fresh for a while.
If you have been thinking of heading to Vermont for any kind of snow activity, I can say with complete confidence that now is the time.
Mount Snow Resort in southern VT got 10 inches of snow and Jay Peak in far northern VT got 20 inches.
Speaking of Mount Snow, the Winter Dew Tour, sponsored by Mountain Dew soft drink, is there this weekend. The resort is near West Dover VT, about mid-way between Brattleboro and Bennington.
There are some great freeski slopestyle videos here (in the right hand column) so you can get an idea of what you will see this weekend plus snowboards on the pipe. Spectator admission is free all weekend.
Olympic gold medalist and Vermont native Hannah Teter will be there along with other stars.
It will be cold this weekend - bring your warmest stuff.
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7 Jan 2009
|Free Snowshoe/XC Skiing in VT Jan 10
See the Winter Trails website for information about this rare opportunity to test cross country and snowshoes free.
There are ten ski areas around the state participating in Winter Trails 2009. Most of the Vermont ski areas are holding the event this coming Saturday, January 10 except Bolton Valley which is holding the event January 11. It would be a good idea to contact your selected ski area to confirm the event is still planned. Links to each area are on the Winter Trails website.
Also, note that you have to fill out a Registration & Release Form - there is a link to it on the website.
This is a great way to see some of Vermont's prettiest woods and countryside. It's easy to do and you generally stay warm from exercising. If you have not tried it, now is the time!
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6 Jan 2009
|Attention Skiers and Riders: 6 to 12 Inches On The Way
Weather radar 8:30 pm Tuesday, Jan 6.
In technical meteorological terms, the radar picture above shows a "big honkin' storm" that is bearing down on Vermont ski areas. It starts tonight and goes through Thursday.
When it is all said and done, we will get six to twelve inches of snow according to local meteorologist Roger Hill of Weathering Heights Forecasting. He is consistently the most accurate of weather forecasters in this area.
Roger is also calling for some sleet during the storm: "potentially moderate to significant snowfall northern 2/5ths of state, and 'sleety snow middle part of state...to glazing, icy travel southeastern 1/4 of state' all going back to lighter periods of snow before exiting Thursday."
Check your favorite ski resort's web site for trail reports this Thursday and be ready to jump in the car to head for Vermont. It looks like Saturday should be a very good ski and ride day on fresh snow. Temps will be in the teens this weekend so pack your warmest gear.
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I know that now might not be the right time of year for this, but I just ran across a great fall foliage video that is enjoyable to look at no matter when you see it.
It is an unusually well done amateur video with good editing and music. Videographer Roger Shealy shot this footage last October during a visit to Burlington and Lake Champlain.
This video will inspire you to visit VT to see the foliage colors even if you have been here to see it previously. They always look great but last year was a spectacular year for color - many more red leaves than I ever remember seeing before and the orange and yellow leaves were extremely bright too. The season started early but remained a long time.
Start saving your $$$ now and plan to travel to VT and see this year's foliage show!
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|posted by grunhaus at 20:03 | permalink
5 Jan 2009
|Vermont Ski Areas Assoc Online Game
Here's an entertaining time burner. The Vermont Ski Areas Association has a game on their website called "Peg Your Friend."
You upload a picture of a friend which is then pasted into an animated character. When the game starts, the character/friend moves around the scenery while you use your mouse and cursor to follow and throw a snowball. The number of hits is recorded.
This will no doubt be the most meaningless thing you have done so far this year but you might win prizes such as Kombi gloves, Darn Tough socks, Eider apparel, Cabot cheese and other stuff in a random daily drawing.
Have fun!
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