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Comp-Tac Action Gear, LLC maker of the most popular IDPA holster is the title sponsor of this year's 2017 Republic of Texas IDPA Championship Match. The big match is scheduled for May 27 and 28, 2017 at the Triple-C Tactical Range in Cresson, Texas (about 30 miles southwest of Fort Worth).
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Canada has been making international news headlines for a ton of reasons in the last few weeks: the fact our federal government will officially legalize weed this fall, the threat of a trade war with our neighbour and closest trading ally, our status as one of the North American hosts of the 2026 World Cup.
But something else caught the eye of "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" star, former football player, and all-around woke bae Terry Crews: this week's yogurt spill on a highway in Toronto.
In case you missed the story that launched a thousand puns, a transport truck carrying yogurt down Hwy. 401 collided with the support posts for an electronic sign on Friday, ripping open the truck's entire right side and spilling yogurt all over and closing down several lanes of the highway. A dairy bad day, indeed. (Sorry.)
As fans of "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" know, Crews' character on the show (also named Terry) is such a huge yogurt fan that "Terry loves yogurt" has become one of his most-used catchphrases. He's shared his favourite smoothie recipe, which includes berry-flavoured Greek yogurt, with Dr. Oz. Crews has said in interviews that the character is based on himself, and that he shared a lot of characteristics with his fictional counterpart. "The best thing about Terry Jeffords is that he's me," he told The Source in 2014. "He is me. Terry loves yogurt, I love yogurt. Terry loves his family, I love my family." (Note that order.)
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They reached the "next stage" of development as of March 2017, according to a more recent Instagram post on Crews' account, and Crews Arts Ltd. filed a trademark application this spring, but there doesn't seem to be any public information about when the products will actually be in stores. We'll keep you updated on this important Terry Crews-related information as soon as we hear more.
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The Berkeley County Sheriff's Office told local media Monday that 29-year-old Glenn Randall Lane II of North Charleston and Matthew Grainger, whose age and address were not released, have been charged with murder after the Sunday morning home invasion in Moncks Corner.
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In this four-color illustrated journey that is part travelogue and part theological investigation, bestselling author and acclaimed Bible scholar John Dominic Crossan and his wife Sarah painstakingly travel throughout the ancient Eastern church, documenting through text and image a completely different model for understanding Easter's resurrection story, one that provides promise and hope for us today.
Traveling the world, the Crossans noticed a surprising difference in how the Eastern Church considers Jesus' resurrection—an event not described in the Bible. At Saint Barbara's Church in Cairo, they found a painting in which the risen Jesus grasps the hands of other figures around him. Unlike the Western image of a solitary Jesus rising from an empty tomb that he viewed across Eastern Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, the Crossans saw images of the resurrection depicting a Jesus grasping the hands of figures around him, or lifting Adam and Eve to heaven from Hades or hell, or carrying the old and sick to the afterlife. They discovered that the standard image for the Resurrection in Eastern Christianity is communal and collective, something unique from the solitary depiction of the resurrection in Western Christianity.
Fifteen years in the making, Resurrecting Easter reflects on this divide in how the Western and Eastern churches depict the resurrection and its implications. The Crossans argue that the West has gutted the heart of Christianity's understanding of the resurrection by rejecting that once-common communal iconography in favor of an individualistic vision. As they examine the ubiquitous Eastern imagery of Jesus freeing Eve from Hades while ascending to heaven, the Crossans suggest that this iconography raises profound questions about Christian morality and forgiveness.
A fundamentally different way of understand the story of Jesus' rebirth illustrated with 130 images, Resurrecting Easter introduces an inclusive, traditional community-based ideal that offers renewed hope and possibilities for our fractured modern society.
"Examine how Eastern Christianity differs from Western tradition . . . the West looks at Christ's resurrection as an individual act, while Eastern Christianity views it as universal, encompassing the whole world. Readers interested in early Christian history or theology will want to give this a try."--Booklist
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Number Of Pages: 224
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What generally comes to mind when we think of painting objects for our house or business? Fabric, wood or some other material, right?
Don't forget about metal, though. And we aren't necessarily referring to wet painting techniques. In this case, we're highlighting baked enamel, a technique used for finishing aluminum and steel metals.
In the past, we've explained in depth the types of metals we use at Coco Architectural and the types of finishes we offer. Previously, we've covered antiqued finishes, anodized aluminum finishes, satin finishes and blackened finishes. Here, we take a deeper dive on baked enamel finishes and how you can use them in your next project.
For starters, there's a distinct difference between primed metal finishes and baked metal finishes. When using a baked finish, we apply an enamel coating directly to the metal without any need for a primer. This is where baked coatings differ from wet paint finishes.
Baked coatings provide a one-time hard, tough finish that is stronger and corrosion-resistant. These glossy paints or varnishes are sprayed or painted on aluminum or steel.
The finish is heated, or baked, at temperatures that reach at least 150 degrees in order for the oil or synthetic resin to bind and develop. The result is a dense finish that defends against the traditional wear and tear we see with metals.
This finish is primarily used in long-term indoor applications since it isn't as tough or resistant to corrosion as other finishes. Keeping metals with these types of finishes indoors helps with color retention and prevents chalking and fading due to weather.
Typically, you'll see baked enamel finishes with kitchen appliances, vents and grates, ceiling fans and other home furnishing accessories.
Ever since this finish became popular, powder coatings have replaced some uses of enamel paints. We offer powder-coated finishes and Kynar products, which are baked on wet paint. The powder-coated finish uses a thermal bond to increase the metal's durability. Powder coating is a strong alternative when attempting to reach a desired thickness. A thicker coating provides for a longer-lasting bond.
Between the powder-coated and Kynar options, these metal finishes allow for exterior uses thanks to warranties that can cover up to 15 to 20 years depending on its use and application.
Coco also provides you with the ability to take advantage of our in-house custom color matches. All we need from you is a manufacturer's paint spec (part number/name) and your preferred sheen level (flat, satin, semi-gloss, gloss, etc.) and we can customize your order.
As we previously discussed, you need one coat for baked enamel finishes, thus no priming is involved. This makes it an easy, time-saving way to add value to your metal.
With this cost-effective alternative, the baking process helps with long-term color retention by using infrared reflective pigments. It also provides chemical resistance and gloss retention.
In addition to baked enamel, we let you customize your finishing options from a laundry list of choices ranging from oil rubbed to blackened. These are important aspects to how your metal grille will look and perform. For inspiration or to learn more about us, view our product catalog for a detailed list of our products. For a consultation or to order perforated grilles today, contact us at 631-482-9449 or email@example.com.
Stop and take a look at your surroundings. Check the ceilings. Check the walls. Check the floors. You may see a custom metal grille that serves a dual purpose: functionality and aesthetic. Did the amount of detail and planning that goes into manufacturing a grille ever cross your mind? Well, we're here to provide some context.
Throughout the years, we've given you bits and pieces of how our operation works and what unique techniques we offer during the metalworking process. We've also explained how some of our services work and what you need to know before making the plunge into custom metalwork.
Consider this an all-encompassing guide on how we manufacture custom metal grilles. We'll detail certain techniques, types of metals used and how we provide finishes to transform your residential or business space.
Here at Coco, we manufacture custom metal grilles, such as air vents, registers and grilles for the floor, wall, or ceiling, with the consumer in mind. We provide the brain and the muscle upfront so your grille is ready to install on delivery.
What sets us apart is our all-inclusive metal fabrication facility. We aren't just a designer or a fabricator. We can handle it all, from engineering and production to custom finishes and installation.
This is where we can configure anything to add value to your home/business. For example, we can manufacture convex/concave, radius, mitered corner, mitered inside, mitered outside and round linear bar grilles. Our clients include architects, designers, contractors and homeowners.
With our perforated grilles, we can assist with concealed fasting, welded support bars, access doors or installation hardware with a matching finish.
For starters, we recently upgraded from a CO2 laser cutting machine to a state-of-the-art fiber laser. We expanded on this more with a full breakdown of laser cutting and how we use it at Coco. Our new laser combines speed with efficiency (nozzle changes, cleaning, and the Z-Axis calibrating are done automatically) to cut thin and thick materials without a lens change or manual setup.
For most of our cutting, we use high-speed production saws for non-ferrous metals; band saws, double miter saws, and cold saws for stainless steel and steel; and a shear for sheet metal work.
Once we cut the metal, we use CNC bending to customize our products, mainly our perforated metal grilles. We bend the metal at an angle, typically a V, using punch tooling.
We have years of metal forming experience, including the rolling of scrolls, angles, tubes and bars with bending machines. These methods allow us to fabricate unique decorative accents.
When welding, we use gas tungsten arc welding, also known as tungsten inert gas welding (TIG). We prefer TIG machines since they can weld heavier gauges. Additionally, we have access to metal inert gas welding(MIG), although we rarely use it.
Once we cut, bend and shape the metal, a variety of finishes are at your disposal. We pride ourselves on L-Bead installation available with aluminum, bronze or stainless steel options. Known as "mud-in," this process tricks the eye into thinking the grill is built into the wall. To accomplish this, we have the highest level of plaster recess, our welding process prevents plaster cracking and the core of the grille is removable. This makes it easy on you, the consumer. Pre-punched holes also allow for quick mounting, and plaster can be added to transform your business or room.
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Similar in popularity to steel, aluminum is a popular choice for metals due to its affordability, durability and appearance. Its wide-spread use is largely tied to abundance, as aluminum makes up 8% of the Earth's core mass. Aluminum's pliability and soft, lightweight characteristics (three times lighter than iron) make it easy to be rolled, pulled and stamped.
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Process copper and zinc together, either through melting, mixing or rolling, and you'll get brass. This alloy has a low melting point to make it cheaper than most metals. Brass is corrosion-resistant, making it popular for plumbing. You'll find it in high traffic areas, such as door handles, since it acts as a barrier to bacteria. Brass is commercialized for its decorative look and similar visual appearance to gold, albeit it at a much cheaper price point.
Can form complex shapes
Tarnishes and becomes dull and spotted over time
This mixture of copper, aluminum and tin is slightly bendable with gold and yellow hues. Bronze is most closely associated with Olympic medals. Even with its association as a third-place award, bronze is expensive to make. But a low metal-on-metal friction component makes it ideal for sculptures and accents.
Low maintenance
High-end feel/look without the high price tag
We all know and love stainless steel for its usage in the kitchen — pots and pans, appliances, and industrial equipment are all made with this popular metal. Stainless steel is made via the same process as steel, but with added chromium, a chemical metal used to prevent rusting. This provides longevity but also hikes up the cost.
Best for sleek, modern finishes
Corrosion resistant
Expensive but a long life span
There's a reason steel is so popular and used for key structures such as skyscrapers, railroads and stadiums. It's strong and is cheaper to produce than most other metals. During this process, you melt iron ore to remove carbon. The result, once cooled, is a dark gray metal that doesn't bend easily. The downside is rust forms when its left unprotected.
Cost effective, durable and strong
Can rust and tarnish over time
Picking out the type of metal is half the process. We let you customize your finishing options from a laundry list of choices ranging from oil rubbed to blackened. These may sound like food options, but they are important aspects to how your metal grille will look and perform.
You can easily confuse a primed metal finish with a baked metal finish based on appearance. The differences, however, are clear. Baked coatings provide a hard, tough finish that is stronger and corrosion-resistant. We use powder coated finishes by creating a thermal bond to make the metal stronger. You also have the ability to color match. Send us a manufacturer's paint spec (part number/name) along with the sheen level (flat, satin, semi-gloss, gloss, etc.) and we can customize your order.
Used with: Aluminum and steel
Used for steel and stainless steel, a series of chemical baths help turn the metal black. This provides mild corrosion resistance for appearance and to minimize light reflection. We use cold blackening at Coco by submerging it in a blackening agent. Adding a clear lacquer provides protection. The finish still leaves the metal prone to corrosion, so we recommend using it for indoor projects.
Used with: Steel, brass or bronze
Duranodic (Bronze Anodized)/Anodized Colors
Anodizing a metal creates a strong, durable product that is resistant to corrosion. For this process, aluminum is immersed in an acid electrolyte bath with a positive charge added to release oxygen ions. The aluminum oxide is fully integrated so it won't chip or peel like paint. The final product helps metal adhere to primers and glues better than untreated metal. You can add colors to give a metallic appearance once the empty pores are sealed.
Used with: Aluminum
Just as it sounds, this polished look creates a smooth, bright finish. The abrasion process works its way up to a high shine akin to a mirror.
Used with: Aluminum, brass and stainless steel
An aged look is created on brass of bronze metals by using chemicals to darken the surface. You'll see this finish in historic renovations when hoping to achieve an aged look.
Used with: Brass and bronze
We generally associate "primed" with painting your house or furniture. This process applies to metal, too. Primed metal is highly detailed to give a unique finishing look. A primed finish gives the metal an extra layer for durability and longevity by limiting rust and corrosion. With steel, a plastic primer provides ideal durability and corrosion protection.
This finish showcases the metal by mixing a shine we all yearn for with a brushed texture. We achieve this through metal brushing where a belt grinds the metal to create fine lines. We polish it with fine bristled brush and soften it with a greaseless grit compound or abrasive, nonwoven belt or pad. This is what gives it a frosted appearance. You'll most commonly find this finish in bathrooms.
Used with: Aluminum, brass, bronze and stainless steel
Like oil rubbed finishes, we use this to achieve a vintage look with brass or bronze metals. You'll find these grilles in a ballroom, lobby or bedroom.
Let us help you plan your next custom metal grille project, or provide more information about any of our other services. Contact our experienced team at 631.482.9449 or email@example.com. If you're in need of some inspiration, feel free to take a look at our extensive Grille and Metalwork catalog.
We live in a world today where constant upgrades are the norm and consumers are in search of bigger and better things. Maybe it's time to upgrade the bathroom or redo the kitchen at your residential property. Or you may want to spruce up a commercial setting for the office or your business.
Sure, that new tile backsplash, fresh coat of paint, designer furniture or new sink with a fancy faucet can aid in the transformation of your property and increase the value. But it's important to remember how the small details, such as a custom metal grille project, can elevate a space and add a custom finish to any room.
This is where Coco Architectural can help. Interested in a historic renovation and in search of a metal grille to complement your dream room? We can help with that. Need a modern finish to a particular design element? We've got you covered.
The process of planning and completing a custom metal grille project doesn't have to be daunting. Here's everything you need to know before you start.
Whether it's during the planning process or the middle of a project you've already started, it's easy to forget about fixtures. And when it finally dawns on you, it's even easier to jump in your car and run to your closest big box store for a temporary fix.
A metal grille is a permanent fixture that functions as either an air supply or return vent. You'll find these installed in ceilings, walls or floors. Yes, these catch the eye, but they serve a functional purpose, too. It's important to consider air flow. We outline that here, and how HVAC grilles are essential to households. They make your air — and design — flow smoothly.
For residential properties, the kitchen and the bathroom are two of the most popular places for metal grilles. Why? Kitchen ventilation is essential. Plus, an elegant culinary gathering area is often the focal point of a house. If you upgrade to quartz countertops and high-end appliances, it doesn't make sense to reach for stock vents. A custom grille helps tie everything together.
The same can be said for placement in bathrooms. You need ventilation because of the frequent use and varying humidity levels from hot water. This means updating your vent covers. A few tweaks here and there can top your project off. If you need a visual aid, check out the perforated grilles we installed in a Park Avenue apartment in New York.
For commercial settings, a custom metal grille can elevate your lobby or boardroom. These approaches showcase attention to detail and give a room a furnished appearance by using simple, decorative touches. These are one of the many reasons why a custom metal grille is worth the plunge.
Now that you know the benefits of a custom grille, let's take a refresher course in all the ways you can use them.
Decorative linear bar grilles come in a variety of options, such as decorative wall grilles, modern floor grilles, or decorative ceiling registers. Linear bar grills come in aluminum, brass, bronze, stainless steel and steel. Check out which bar grille type is right for you. You'll want to make sure you measure your space and choose your air flow. A large space, such as a lobby, may need more air flow. Conversely, a smaller bathroom may need a grille capable of restraining the air flow.
Linear bar grilles include HVAC grilles. We customize these products for engineers, woodworkers, contractors, HVAC companies and homeowners. This varies from a curved wall that needs matching or a mitered corner that needs covering.
Perforated metal grilles are a specific pattern and generally aren't adjustable. We use a turret punch press for single-hit perforation, laser cutting and waterjet cutting in the production process. These decorative pieces combine performance, by allowing air to flow freely, and aesthetics.
Once you've decided to move forward, the team at Coco will help you design, draft and engineer the grille. Then comes the fabrication and manufacturing process. Depending on your choice, this can come via cutting, notching, shearing, bending, perforating, welding, laser or waterjet cutting and final finishing.
We already touched on all of the metals to pick from. You can also customize your finishing options. Choose from satin/brushed, mirror polished, anodized colors, duranodic, baked enamel colors, blackened, statuary/antiqued or oil rubbed.
Check out our L-Bead installation options for linear bar grilles and decorative perforated grilles. A plaster or drywall L-Bead "mud-in" install removes the bulky borders around your grille. A flush finish gives off the impression the grille is built into the wall. This process isn't new, but our technique at Coco gives us an edge over our competitors. We have the highest level of plaster recess, our welding process prevents plaster cracking, and the core of the grille is removable. This allows for future duct work behind the grille without damaging the plaster.
If you're asking yourself what separates Coco from everyone else, we point to our all-inclusive metal fabrication facility. We do it all. That means we can design, engineer, fabricate, finish and install your product.
We aren't limited to air vents, either. We can step outside our specialties to produce residential or commercial items such as ornamental trim, railings, handles and pulls and column covers, among others.
Ready to start a custom project that involves a custom metal grille or any of our other services? We can help. Contact us at 631.482.9449 or firstname.lastname@example.com. If you're in need of some inspiration, feel free to take a look at our extensive Grille and Metalwork catalog.
We use and see products each day that may go unnoticed. Ever wonder how your piece of metal — with the precision cuts and intricate designs that make it a unique piece of craftsmanship — became that piece of metal? The short answer is a machine capable of quick, efficient and consistent cuts.
In short, you can thank the evolution of laser cutting machines and laser cutting services. These advancements have led to significant growth in the industry. As of 2016, laser cutting accounted for the largest share of the metal cutting market. Market analysis and segment forecasts expect this trend to continue over the years.
Coco Architecture uses laser cutting in our all-inclusive custom metal fabrication facility. We'll take a look at what laser cutting involves, the transition to fiber laser cutting, how we implement it at Coco, and go into detail about the benefits of laser cutting.
Before we take a dive straight into the world of fiber laser cutting, it's important to understand the general scope of laser cutting. Industrial manufacturing uses this type of technology for high-power outputs to melt, burn, vaporize or blow away the material, leaving an edge with a high-quality surface finish. It allows us to reduce setup time, cut the need for custom tooling, and provide grilles in heavier gauges that could not be punched.
Laser cutting consists of two categories: laser fusion cutting and ablative laser cutting. This engineer's guide to laser cutting explains how fusion cutting melts the material before using a high-pressure stream of gas to remove the metal. Ablative cutting uses a pulsed laser to remove the metal.
Fiber laser, gas laser and crystal laser make up the three most notable types of laser cutting machines. CO2 is one of the most popular types of gas lasers, where the gas transmits through a beam guided by mirrors. This process can cut plastic, Plexiglas, metals, and wood. Crystal lasers use crystals, like neodymium-doped yttrium aluminium garnet, to produce high-powered cutting. They are more archaic and, therefore, have a shorter lifespan (8,000-15,000 hours). Fiber lasers use optical fibers doped in rare elements to create quick, clean cuts using an automated system that is easy to maintain should any errors occur.
We've previously written about the differences between waterjet and laser cutting in sheet metal. We use both, since waterjet is ideal for thicker materials and 3D printing by using a high-pressure stream of water. Thanks to new technology and new equipment, we are excited about the advancements in the laser cutting industry.
Here at Coco, we recently upgraded from a CO2 laser cutting machine to a state-of-the-art fiber laser from Amada, a Japanese manufacturer of metal processing equipment and machinery. This particular model, the Ensis 3015, uses fiber laser technology to process both thin and thick materials without a cutting lens change or manual setup. It allows for high-speed cutting in a more efficient manner.
We first start the design process with an AutoCAD file. Having a good, clean file that is full scale with no overlapping lines or unconnected endpoints is part of the battle to get it to run smoothly. There is an additional offline software that programs the CAD file to create the G-Code in order run the machine. Nozzle changes, cleaning, and the Z-Axis calibrating are done automatically. We also have many new features such as flash cutting that can be used. The machine's computer is as intuitive as a giant smartphone as a way to assist the operator.
Why is this important and why does it matter? We can operate the machine for long production runs thanks to the automated technology. The result is a quality product at a high speed that is energy efficient. We can use the fiber laser for things such as steel, copper, brass or titanium.
The Ensis 3015 processes thin materials up to four times faster than a CO2 laser and has the ability to cut up to 1-inch thick mild steel.
This technology consists of a Variable Beach Control Unit that automatically adjusts the laser beam mode based on the cut condition selected on the machine control. Users can process a wide range of material thicknesses without exchanging the nozzle, cutting lens or any additional machine setup. Amada Fiber lasers don't require laser gas mix or mirrors to generate the beam. Individual modules combine to send a single fiber laser directly to the cutting head. This reduction in modules is faster and more efficient.
A four-station nozzle changer cleans the nozzle and selects and calibrates a new nozzle in less than a minute. The laser head features a water assisted system, which cools down and reduces heat in thick parts of the metal.
There was a time earlier this decade when CO2 lasers dominated the market. In fact, Engineer.com reported Amada's fiber lasers were just 5-10% of sales in 2010. Compare that to more than 90% in 2017, and the movement away from CO2 is apparent.
When comparing fiber laser vs. CO2 laser, it's not so much about CO2's limitations as it is about the benefits associated with fiber machines. The cost effectiveness, efficiency and precision with thin materials are key factors. A fiber laser is an estimated 100 times greater and converts 70-80% of the power. There aren't mirrors or lens to constantly adjust. Everything with fiber is automated. CO2 still holds its place, as it works well with thicker materials, can provide a smoother finish and performs faster when cutting in a straight line. But they are sensitive and can require more maintenance. Plus, the older age makes it less energy efficient.
Ready to start a custom project that involves laser cutting or any of our other services? We can help. Contact us at 631.482.9449 or firstname.lastname@example.com. If you're in need of some inspiration, feel free to take a look at our extensive Grille and Metalwork catalogue.
Your company's boardroom serves as a crucial and elevated component of your office space, providing an essential area reserved for the most important of tasks.
After all, a boardroom is the place where directors and executives deliberate while making key decisions, relay information to stakeholders, and meet with staff to ensure things are running as efficiently as possible. The interior features of a boardroom can affect the overall feel and environment within, which is why companies should devote plenty of attention to its visuals and functionality.
Installing an architectural grille is a simple and effective way to ensure your boardroom has its best possible look.
Below, we tell you three distinct ways a decorative or customized grille can take your boardroom to the next level.
Boardrooms are reflective of a company's brand and a vital part of how the company functions as a whole. The decisions made within a boardroom's walls are typically what drives the strategy and philosophy of a company — decisions that are often based on the smallest of details.
Because of this, boardrooms should have a certain reverence and aesthetic that sets the tone, conveying the importance of the discussions and meetings that occur within them. It's true that a great deal of thought usually goes into the decor and furnishings of a boardroom, but small details like grilles tend to be overlooked in the end.
Finishing off the decor and style of a boardroom with high-quality architectural grilles sends a signal to any person who enters that every detail matters.
For most boardrooms, decor and furnishings tend to be minimal, providing more of a focus on who is in the room and what's going on inside. This places an added emphasis on each part of the boardroom, whether it's the furniture, wall colors, lighting, flooring, and so on.
Installing an architectural grille gives you added control over every last feature in the room. By choosing a decorative grille over a generic one, you're providing the boardroom with a subtle style boost that only adds to its overall appeal and look.
There's typically a lot of thought and effort that goes into interior design of a boardroom, but overlooking built-in aspects such as air supplies and return vents can leave the room with an unfinished look.
Swapping out a generic or low-end grille with a custom version of your choosing creates a more seamless aesthetic that either retains or even improves overall functionality as well. Furthermore, when you consider that the majority of boardroom and conference rooms tend to have multiple grilles instead of one, outfitting each vent with a cohesive and upscale grille design truly ensures a complete style.
Coco Architectural Grilles has over 100 years of experience crafting the finest custom metal products in the industry. Our team can create the perfect grilles for any space, including all commercial properties and interiors.
Ready to outfit your boardroom with a superior architectural grille from Coco? Feel free to browse or download our product catalog for a detailed list of available products! If you'd prefer a consultation with one of our experts, or would like to order your custom grilles today, please contact us at 631.482.9449 or email@example.com.
Metalworking has certainly witnessed lots of changes over time, with plenty of advancements in technology since the early days of merely shaping metal sheets by banging them with hammers.
Today's metalworking and fabrication industries now rely more on technology and science instead of hard labor. Although innovations and advancements have always been a part of shaping the way metalworking is done, many of the most recent developments are taking the craft to new heights far and above where it was even a decade ago.
So, what's next for the field of metalworking? Quite a lot, actually. Below, we've highlighted three major areas that are expected to drive significant changes to the industry in the coming years.
When 3D printing first hit the scene, it was viewed more as a niche method that was still far away from being a functional choice for metalworking. Since then, 3D printing has indeed become functional within the metal fabrication industry, becoming more widespread and used for a number of different applications.
With 3D metal printing, metal components undergo a "printing" process that shapes, cuts, and molds the metal to achieve the design, size, and structure set forth by a digitally formatted design. Simply put, this allows metalworkers to upload or scan in the dimensions, setting the stage for the printer to do the rest of the work.
Although 3D printing is still considered to be in its early period, new developments and innovations are being implemented rapidly, making the technology more accessible, and more versatile for a number of different metal industries.
You may not be aware, but we are currently in the midst of what experts call Industry 4.0, which refers to the current trend of automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies. These tech products typically include a combination of cyber-physical systems, the Internet of things (IoT), cloud computing, and cognitive computing.
Automation has been present in metalworking for years, but Industry 4.0 capabilities represent a major change. This technology gives equipment a broader range of abilities that can cut down on the amount of time needed to perform their task while also providing a more comprehensive set of features that can handle an entire process from start to finish rather than using multiple machines and tools.
For example, a slotted piece of metal can be fed into an Industry 4.0-level machine, which will then calculate the needed alterations, followed by turning, shearing, rolling, and cutting the metal piece to exact specifications — all with just the push of a button.
Much of the same technology and advancements that allow for smarter and more efficient metalworking tools also help to create safer conditions. This is accomplished in several different ways.
For one, the improvement in sensors and automated machines allows for real-time communication with some of these machines, enabling them to pinpoint when certain parts are wearing down, or possibly malfunctioning — an advantage that reduces faulty machinery and resulting accidents.
With over a century of experience, Coco Architectural Grilles & Metalcraft has seen plenty of change in the metalworking industry, and our expertise has only improved and persevered alongside any developments to the technology used. Today, our metalwork professionals use time-proven techniques in addition to working with the most advanced technology available. As a result, we maintain the ability to craft practically any metal product for almost any customer need.
Planning a custom metal project? We can help. Contact us at 631.482.9449 or firstname.lastname@example.com. If you're in need of some inspiration, feel free to take a look at our extensive Grille and Metalwork catalogue.


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When you imagine Morocco, this imagined image is probably one that includes a powerful sun which is scorching, combined with Moroccan home decor that includes rich and elaborate furnishings and accessories. Moroccan furniture and decor has become increasingly popular around the globe, and now these pieces can be found in homes almost anywhere in the world.
You can choose from a wide variety of Moroccan home decor items which will give your home a unique look and luxurious feel. Moroccan furniture can include chairs, sofas, armoires, tables, and much more. Moroccan home Decor can include Moroccan home lighting options, tea glasses and sets, tagine dishes, mirrors, and much more.
Moroccan decor is known for being extremely well-built and of top quality, So you will get furniture that is extremely durable and will last for generations. Some of your choices when it comes to Moroccan furniture can include beds, headboards, daybeds, benches, tables, chairs, stools, Ottomans, and many others.
Using Moroccan home decor accessories for your bedroom guarantees that you will have a bedroom that is relaxing and comfortable, one that you will never want to leave.
The cause of the incredible popularity of Moroccan decor is that these pieces are built by skilled artisans to combine both strength and beauty, and they are intended to be used for years to come without showing signs of wear or damage. Each piece combines beauty and functionality so that it is artwork that you use in your daily life, and the processes used to create Moroccan decor is still the same even after hundreds of years.
The techniques used for Moroccan decor items involve artisans that are highly skilled. Not only are the traditional techniques used, but new and innovative techniques can also be included by the new generations of artisans who create Moroccan home furniture and other objects.
The result is choices which branch much farther now concerning the materials used, colors, designs, and beauty of the Moroccan decor and accessories you will find available than they did in the past. Moroccan furniture often utilizes quality woods which have a rustic yet rich appearance and a warm feel, and these varieties can include cedar and thuya wood.
Moroccan home decor includes the use of mirrors, tables with mosaics and inlays, and other items which include geometric designs which are traditional in Moroccan furniture. These details and ornamentation have been used in Moroccan home furniture making for thousands of years, and the patterns are not random but actually have a deep meaning and traditional significance.
These items will look equally stunning whether you place them indoors or out on a patio area. You can also add additional Moroccan decor accessories to deepen the look and exotic feel in your home.
With Moroccan home furniture you have a choice of pieces that include hand carvings and darker appearances that are more rustic or pieces Which include the use of inlays and vivid colors and mosaics. Both of these courses offer and exotic style and incredible beauty that will add a lot to your home, and the final decision is determined by your preferences.
The use of Moroccan furniture can greatly enhance any home or living room, and with careful planning you can create a home that you enjoy immensely and love to spend time in. In addition you will have a home that you are proud to show off and bring visitors into, and your Moroccan home decor is sure to bring numerous compliments.
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April 26, 2019
By Steve Blumenthal
"As an investor, you make the most money when you do things that other people aren't willing to do,
like taking risks others shun. Attractive investment opportunities arise when you spot some security
or some part of the market being ignored and you come to the conclusion that it's languishing cheap.
But today, I don't think anything is being ignored. Investors are willing to do almost everything."
– Howard Marks
I attended an advisor summit in Chicago this past week. On stage was a good friend from S&P Dow Jones Indices. He referenced an article S&P published last fall about poor quality in the popular "leveraged loan" segment of the corporate bond market. Dull, I know, but hang in with me for a short few paragraphs, I promise this week's missive gets better.
Think of the leveraged loan market in a similar way you might have thought about the sub-prime mortgage market in 2007-2008. "No doc" mortgages provided liquidity that accelerated the boom in real estate construction, real estate prices and the economy. That is, until the system was overloaded with supply, borrowers couldn't pay, defaults mounted and, in the end, sub-prime junk was really just junk after all. All looked swell until the gig was up.
Sub-prime was a boring topic until it became exciting for the few and painful for the many. If you watched "The Big Short" (and I hope you did), today's piece is preview to "The Big Short, Part II." Coming in 2022 to a theater near you. And the opportunity it will present will be epic.
Today, we'll look at what I believe are two of the most important indicators you can follow to help you manage the risk and potentially profit from the defaults that will present in the next recession. Timing, of course, is critical and I'm trusting that what I've followed for nearly 27 years can help you and me identify the turning point. To which, I believe the HY price trend holds the key.
Back to my friend at the conference. So what he and his "high character" team at S&P are signaling in their article is to be aware of the poor level of protection we investors are getting in leveraged loan funds and politely saying risk is off the charts. What I'm impressed with is that S&P wrote the piece despite the fact that they and their client make money when investors buy their client's ETF that seeks to track the S&P Dow Jones Senior Loan Index. Hat tip to S&P, to my friend, his team and their outstanding character.
First, let me give you some footing that's important to understand. The leveraged loan market is generally where companies whose credit is so weak they can't access the high-yield bond market to obtain financing. Read that last line again. This is the sub-prime of the corporate bond market. The popularity of leveraged loan funds and ETFs was enabled by zero interest rate policy. Seeking to improve returns on their savings, investors moved their money into riskier asset classes. That liquidity, like sub-prime in the mid-2000's, gives borrowers to hold the upper hand. The problem is one of size, scale and poor quality. Let's take a closer look.
The Big Short, Part II
Think of covenants as the terms of an IOU. If your brother borrows money from you, what do you get if he doesn't pay you back? If he borrowed from you to buy a house, you may have had him sign a loan agreement requiring him to post his house as collateral. He doesn't pay, you get his house (and you'll probably lose your relationship with your brother but that's another story… so don't lend him money :-)). A lender (a bank, for example, or investor) wants collateral in case the borrower defaults and does not pay. And there might be other terms (restrictions) written in the agreement, such as, the terms of the loan or debt agreement may restrict a corporation from borrowing more without your permission, or restrict you in terms of what you can use the money for. "Covenant Light" means the lender gets little protection. The borrower dictates the terms. Well, when there is so much liquidity in the system seeking returns, investors are "… willing to do almost everything," as Howard Marks points out.
Moody's evaluates and rates covenant protection on a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 being the least protection for lenders and 1 being the best. As you can see next, the news is not good.
When you invest in the corporate bond, leveraged loan or high yield bond fund or ETF, you are buying a large portfolio of loans issued to corporations. "The Big Short, Part II" opportunity is enabled because of the size of the market, the poor quality of the loans and the type of unsophisticated nature of the underlying investor. Like sub-prime before it, when liquidity dries up, defaults will increase and recovery rates will be very low.
In the S&P report, they said, "With the rapid growth of the loan market, an increasing number of loans are issued with fewer restrictions and protective covenants for the benefit of the lender." Next is a look showing the percentage of covenant-light loans in the index grew from 31% in June 2012 to 79% in September 2018. It hit 87% in January.
Think about this for a second. Nearly one-third of the companies in the Russell 2000 Index are not making a profit. They are living on debt made available by the trillions that have flowed into leveraged loan, high yield bond and investment grade bond funds and ETFs.
This is sub-prime on steroids. My colleague, John Mauldin, and I thought the potential risk of sub-prime in 2007 to be $400 billion. The most commonly cited estimate of the leveraged loan market uses a figure of around $1.3 trillion. And that's before we take a look at other debt instruments like high yield and even higher rated corporate bonds are considered. Let's look at that next.
The Size of the Risk is $5 Trillion
BBB-rated bonds are the high-risk sleeve of the investment-grade corporate bond market. BBB-rated bonds sit just one rung from a HY junk bond status. Investment grade bonds are the safer corporate bonds but here too risk has snuck up on us. The overall size of the investment grade segment of the market is $5 trillion. A little more than half of that, or $2.56 trillion are corporate bonds rated BBB, according to Morgan Stanley.
When you consider the $1.22 trillion in leveraged loans, the $1.21 trillion in high yield junk bonds and the $2.56 trillion in BBB-rated corporate bonds, the $2.55 trillion in High Grade/Quality bonds is "dwarfed" by the $5 trillion in high risk debt.
Source: Bloomberg
Moody's estimated the post-default trading prices for senior unsecured bonds was 53.9% in 2017, up sharply from 31.5% in 2016. The high yield bond market declined 45% in the last crisis. Given the low covenant quality today, I estimate the next recession will see that $5 trillion in debt off 60% from its highs. The sub-prime problem turned out to be an approximately $3 trillion global blow-up that is now defined as the "Great Recession." I believe the next recession and default wave that concludes by recession-end will match or exceed the sub-prime problem when you factor in the derivatives that are tied to the corporate credit markets.
In the movie "The Big Short," a few smart people simply opened their eyes and looked. I'm saying we sit at a comparable level of risk or maybe greater since we've tripled down on debt since then and central bankers globally are at zero to negative rates.
The game changes when liquidity dries up. Bloomberg concluded their article saying, "The reality is precious few retail investors conceive of the ticking time bombs populating what they believe to be the safest slice of their portfolio pie." With this said, there is something you can do.
Here is what you can do
Set your sights on and continue to monitor the right indicators. I believe they will help us stay on the correct side of the trade. There are many, but I believe there are two that are most important. (Side bar: I'll continue to post them in Trade Signals.)
1. High Yield Holds the Key
Here is how to read the chart below:
- Plotted is a smoothed 50-day moving average price trend line (green line).
- Uptrend signals occur when the price line (the black/red line) rises above the green line. Downtrend signals occur when the price falls below the green line. In this chart, I am using a large popular high yield bond mutual fund.
- Look closely at the 2008 periods (left side of chart). A move to Treasury bills did two things for you:
- Avoid significant loss.
- Put you in a position to take advantage of the opportunity the recession and default wave created. At the low, due to the 45% crash in HY prices, yields jumped to 22%.
I can take you back to 1999 and even farther back to 1990. I've been trading the trends in the high yield space since then. My two cents is that the price trend in the HY market holds the key. The HY market is a good lead indicator for the equity market and both are good lead indicators for the economy. The fireworks will occur in the next recession. Thus, I believe the HY market holds the key. Keep it on your radar.
2. The Ned Davis Research Credit Conditions Index.
When credit conditions are favorable, borrowers have access to money. When unfavorable, the lending dries up. Note the yellow circles that preceded recession. It is game over in recession. That's when the companies living on debt can no longer find the funding to survive. That's when the tide goes out we'll see who's swimming naked.
Bottom line: today lending conditions remain favorable. For now, grab a beer and relax.
I'll conclude by saying there are a number of other signals for us to follow. At the end of each month, I update my four favorite "Recession Watch" indicators. We'll do that next week. In the meantime, you can find them in Trade Signals.
Trading strategies can add value and optionality to your portfolio. You may consider shorting a leveraged loan ETF, a high yield ETF and going long when the crisis is in full bloom. Both are tough to execute. The buy is much harder than the sell as fear will be palpable. (Aka 2008/09) Make sure you have a process or hire a seasoned pro how has a few scars on his/her back. Do talk with your financial advisor.
"Today, many investors are what my late father-in-law used to call 'handcuff volunteers'.
They are doing what they have to do, not what they want to do."
– Howard Marks
I think Marks is right. Price can tell us a great deal. I also believe that price is one of the best indicators we have… so let's keep an eye on what price is telling us about direction.
Grab that coffee and find your favorite chair. You'll find a link to a recent Howard Marks interview. It's worth the quick read. I'm looking forward to his presentation next month in Dallas at the Mauldin Strategic Investment Conference… and I'll be sharing my post conference notes with you – stay tuned.
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- Howard Marks Interview
- Mauldin: The Rules Will Change but That's (Probably) OK
- Trade Signals – Flashing Green
- Personal Note – Coming Home
Howard Marks Interview
Howard Marks was asked: How should investors calibrate their portfolio accordingly?
There are three ways to do it:
- Number one is go to cash. But that's very extreme and easy to be wrong.
- Number two, you change your asset allocation: bonds rather than stocks, high grade bonds rather than low grade bonds, US rather international markets, developed world rather than emerging markets, large companies rather than small ones, and defensive companies rather than cyclical or growth companies.
- And then, the third way is to be defensive even within your existing asset allocation, just by shifting to safer approaches and safer managers within your asset classes. It's challenging today to invest in a low-return, highly priced world. But I think a cautious approach can enable you to access returns even while behaving prudently.
You can find the full interview here.
Mauldin: The Rules Will Change but That's (Probably) OK
I'm highlighting just the beginning of the letter – link to the full letter is below. Do start with the quote as it really sets the stage for the full piece. From John's April 19, 2019 letter:
"But the emperor has nothing at all on!" said a little child.
"Listen to the voice of innocence!" exclaimed his father; and what the child had said was whispered from one to another.
"But he has nothing at all on!" at last cried out all the people. The emperor was suddenly embarrassed, for he knew that the people were right; but he thought the procession must go on now! And the lords of the bedchamber took greater pains than ever, to appear holding up the robes although, in reality, there were no robes at all.
—"The Emperor's New Clothes" by Hans Christian Andersen
When you write about controversial topics for hundreds of thousands of readers for 20 years, you develop a thick skin. Virtually anything I say will upset someone.
So, when people say something like, "John Mauldin wakes up sucking lemons and then moves onto something sour," as happened after last week's letter, it doesn't bother me. (It actually made me smile.) I write what I believe is correct. Those opinions change over time as I get new information.
I'm not the only one who changes. Laws and policies that may seem etched in stone are often more flexible than generally thought. In last week's Japanification letter, I described how no one anticipated the various extreme measures taken in the last crisis, from TARP to QE to NIRP. Yet once those ideas were in play, they happened quickly.
I think the next crisis will bring similarly radical, sudden changes. We will think the unthinkable because we will see no other choices. That means the range of possible scenarios may be wider than you think.
To think this may be so is not necessarily bearish.
Fiscal Insanity
As of now, my best guess is the US will enter recession sometime in 2020. I may be off (early) by a year or two, but it's coming. We know two things will happen.
Click here for the full letter. It is one of John's best… I don't say that lightly.
Trade Signals – Flashing Green
April 24, 2019
S&P 500 Index — 2,934
Notable this week:
Don't Fight the Tape and the Fed has moved to a +2, the most bullish reading. The equity market trend signals continue to flash green. Investor sentiment is extremely optimistic.
Click here for this week's Trade Signals.
Important note: Not a recommendation for you to buy or sell any security. For information purposes only. Please talk with your advisor about needs, goals, time horizon and risk tolerances.
Personal Note – Coming Home
My sons, Matt and Kyle, are coming home from college on Monday. Finals are today and they'll be home Monday afternoon. While I'm not arguing against the relatively low in-state Penn State tuition, I'm not sure why school ends so soon, but they begin internships in June and I sure do miss them. It will be really nice having them home.
Late May brings graduation for Susan's oldest son Tyler. He's a finance major and in the ROTC program at Cornell and soon to be commissioned an officer in the Marines and begins serving his military commitment in September. Tyler, his close friend Chase and Matt will be interning in NYC this summer – and sharing an apartment and, I assume, drinking a fair amount of beer. They are covering their own way and figuring out how to budget for the bar scene. Beers are expensive in NYC. Oh boy, do I miss those days. Envious!
I'll be back and forth between Philadelphia and NYC the next few weeks and then on to the Mauldin conference in Dallas on May 13-16. I present on Tuesday, May 14. The event will be live streamed and you can get video copies of the presentations. There is a cost. Please know I don't receive a penny. You can learn more here.
Please let me know if you are attending, I would very much enjoy grabbing a coffee with you.
Have a great weekend!
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Stephen B. Blumenthal
Executive Chairman & CIO
CMG Capital Management Group, Inc.
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Study Of Cynata MSCs In Asthma Model Published In Leading Peer Reviewed Journal
• Monash University led study of Cynata's MSCs published in the FASEB Journal, one of the world's most cited peer-reviewed biology journals
• Study demonstrated that Cymerus™ MSCs have significant beneficial effects on all three key components of asthma
• Data supports second ongoing study with the Monash Lung Biology Network that may enable progression to a clinical study
Melbourne, Australia; 22 June 2017: Australian stem cell and regenerative medicine company, Cynata Therapeutics Limited (ASX: CYP), is pleased to announce that data supporting the efficacy of its proprietary mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) in an experimental asthma model have been published in The FASEB Journal, one of the world's most cited peer-reviewed journals.1
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The study, conducted at Monash under the supervision of Associate Professor Samuel and Dr Simon Royce, examined Cymerus' MSCs in a well-established mouse model of chronic allergic airways disease, which closely resembles the clinical manifestations of asthma in humans. Monash University is one of Australia's leading research institutions.
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• Both intravenous (IV) and IN administration of Cymerus™ MSCs caused statistically significant improvements in the three main features of asthma: airway inflammation, airway remodelling and airway hyperresponsiveness (AHR).
• IV administration of Cymerus™ MSCs partially but significantly reversed the experimentally-induced increase in AHR (p<0.05 relative to untreated sensitised animals), while IN administration of Cymerus™ MSCs completely normalised AHR (p<0.001 relative to untreated animals with chronic allergic airways disease).
• IN delivery of Cymerus™ MSCs completely reversed pathologic collagen deposition in the lungs to levels seen in animals in which the asthma model was not induced. Pathologic collagen deposition is a sign of airway remodelling/fibrosis. Previous studies by the same group found that IN administration of other types of stem cells did not have similar effects, unless used in combination with other drugs.
• No adverse safety findings were observed.
A further study in collaboration with the Monash Lung Biology Network, a consortium which includes researchers from the Biomedicine Discovery Institute and Department of Pharmacology, Monash University, is currently in progress. This additional study is focusing on the effects of Cymerus produced MSCs in combination with or in comparison to a clinically-used corticosteroid, which is the common therapeutic used to treat asthma. This further study, together with the positive result from the initial study, is paving the way towards a clinical study.
"The publication in such a highly regarded journal further validates the work of Associate Professor Samuel and his team at Monash and underscores the ability of the Cymerus technology to generate consistent and reliable MSCs with compelling therapeutic potential not seen in first-generation MSC therapies," said Dr Kilian Kelly, Cynata's VP, Product Development. "We look forward to learning the outcome of the further study in collaboration with this group, which we anticipate will support progression to the clinical stage."
1 FASEB J. 2017 Jun 16. pii: fj.201700178R. doi: 10.1096/fj.201700178R. [Epub ahead of print] The FASEB Journal is the official journal of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology
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It follows a severe flu season last winter when more than 4,500 people needed hospital care and over 200 patients died.
Pharmacists are reminding the public that they can now offer the flu jab, which is free to many medical card holders.
Up to 115,000 vaccines were administered by pharmacists last year, and President of The Irish Pharmacy Union, Daragh Connolly, outlined the vulnerable groups that should be getting vaccinated.
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As Food52 gets older (and wiser), and our archive of recipes grows, we're making the effort to revisit some gold recipes. Today, we're highlighting the internet's most famous tomato sauce with our brand new video.
Marcella Hazan's Tomato Sauce could be the reason Genius recipes even exist.
"Genius recipes surprise us and make us rethink cooking tropes. They're handed down by luminaries of the food world and become their legacy. It was only a matter of time," Kristen Miglore said back in 2011. "The sauce was always there, seeping into every discussion of this whole genius recipe premise."
And why wouldn't it be? The ingenuity lies in its simplicity: tomatoes, butter, and onion. No garlic or herbs, no pepper or carrots. Just simple tomatoes shining as the truest versions of themselves.
You don't even need fresh tomatoes—though we certainly hope you can get your hands on some this summer! Hazan's recipe is perfectly suited for a 28-ounce can of San Marzano or whatever canned tomatoes you prefer. Either way, those juicy fruits simmer in a bath of butter complete with an aromatic onion bath bomb. Once the fat floats away from the tomatoes, stir it right back in there and get ready to serve over your favorite pasta. Or pizza. Or eggplant. Or fish. Or eggs. (We really can keep going…)
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