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Why Do I Need a Photocopier?
Why Do I Need a Photocopier?
The modern photocopier is still the cheapest and most effective way of making paper copies of texts, documents and images.
With the price of UK photocopiers being more competitive than ever, and the options to lease or buy a photocopier giving flexibility to business owners, it's now cheaper and easier than ever to equip your office.
Assess Your Photocopying Requirements
There is a huge array of photocopiers available on the market for office use. Not only is there a wide choice of machines but there are different purchase options and maintenance considerations.
Before making your purchase, you should consider some key questions, to help choose the model most suited to your requirements.
These include:- What is your current paper consumption?
- What is your present photocopier's meter and volume?
- How many copies will you make per month?
- Will you need colour or just black and white copies?
- Do you need additional functions such as faxing, emailing, scanning or image editing?
Costs of Buying a Photocopier
Costs of Buying a Photocopier
A significant factor in considering your photocopier options will be cost. The cost to purchase can vary hugely, from £200 to upwards of £10,000, and depends on a number of factors like output, speed, size, capacity and numerous other specifications.
It is also possible to purchase second hand machines at half the cost of new ones. The cheapest models will only handle A4 paper, whereas more expensive models can handle a variety of paper sizes.
Advantage of Buying
- Ownership
- No agreements (that may be hard to terminate)
- Spending less overall compared to leasing
Disadvantage of Buying
- Full cost up front may be a large amount
- You may need a loan to help with the purchase
- Smaller businesses may not get the same deals as larger companies
- Value will decrease over time
- Responsibility for maintenance and repair
There is also a cost of owning a photocopier over its lifecycle and this will incur a cost to your business.
You can calculate this by looking at:
- Purchase price
- Adding any service agreements
- Adding the cost of consumables (paper, toner, stables)
- Subtracting any other savings factors
Rental Options – Leasing a Photocopier
Rental Options – Leasing a Photocopier
Due to the significant initial investment many companies consider leasing photocopiers. These leases can often include the option to upgrade the machine if required, giving the business more flexibility if needed.
The predictable monthly expenses will give your business the ability to budget more effectively. Usually, there is no down payment required. You can get the latest photocopier for your business without making a major purchase.
Benefits of Leasing
- Predictable monthly payments
- No payment upfront
- Flexibility (can walk away at any time)
- Upgrade options
Disadvantage of Leasing
- Greater long term expense
- You have to continue paying even in the case you stop using the equipment. This is due to lease terms that include a lease period.
- Paperwork and lease term negotiations
Find out more here: Photocopier Rental Prices
Maintenance Contracts
Buying a photocopier involves having complete accountability for maintenance. You will need to decide if you would like to have a contract in place, since this is an expense that might not be necessary.
Maintenance contracts can vary between companies and it is important to read the terms carefully.
Ask yourself the following:
- What will the contract cover?
- Will it be a fixed fee per month or will it be based on usage?
- Are the costs of parts and labour covered?
- Consumable costs included?
- Will you receive a replacement if your photocopier breaks?
- How quickly will a technician be sent out if required?
- Does your company know a technician they could call instead?
- Will the pricing of your contract increase over time?
Size and Dimensions
One of the most important decisions about a photocopier is size. The three options are portable, desktop, and floor-standing photocopiers.
- Portable photocopiers are more suited to domestic than office use as they have a lower image quality and can typically only cope with between five hundred and a thousand copies per month.
- Desktop photocopiers can offer the high specification found in floor standing copiers but they take up less space making them ideal for small or medium size businesses.
- Floor-standing photocopiers are best suited to larger businesses or those with bulk copying requirements. Some of these machines can print up to two hundred thousand copies per month. Floor-standing machines are often multi-functional, with options for scanning, faxing or both.
UK Photocopier Suppliers
UK Photocopier Suppliers
Finding the machine that is perfectly suited to your working environment is an important decision and with so many options available choosing the right one can seem like an impossible task.
Expert Market works with the UK's leading office supply groups, like Midshire, to ensure you get the photocopier you want at the best possible price.
When looking for a copier for your office, you'll want to consider the following:
Xerox maintains a global status for photocopiers, with machines that are well-designed and engineered. They also offer many advanced features and options for businesses that may not come standard with other brands.
To learn more, read our guide to Xerox Photocopiers.
Authorised reseller: Document Network Services (DNS)
Canon is a Japanese brand that first established itself in the UK in 1976. They are known as a leader in imaging and information technology for both home and office environments.
To learn more, read our guide to Canon Photocopiers.
Sharp was established in Japan, and offers businesses a wide selection of copiers, from space saving models to multi-purpose and colour multifunction machines.
To learn more, read our guide to: Sharp Photocopiers
Konica Minolta
Konica Minolta offers a range of imaging and photocopying solutions, and their Bizhub series is an very popular choice in the UK.
To learn more, read our guide to: Konica Minolta Photocopiers.
Ricoh copiers offer advanced technology, environmentally conscious features and extensive warranties and service agreements.
To learn more, read our guide to Ricoh Photocopiers.
Brother is great brand that offers a range of very affordable models. They manufacture a range of black/ white and colour models starting from just £100.
To learn more, read our guide to Brother Photocopiers
Next Steps
Next Steps
By entering a few details about your requirements above you can receive a tailored quote for a variety of machines that will be perfectly equipped to meet your office's needs.


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Safety and Efficacy of MRgFUS for the Treatment of Low Back Pain
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Chronic pain affects an estimated 50 to 65 million individuals in the US, and its incidence and prevalence is steadily on the rise in correspondence with the increasing longevity of the population. Spinal pain, encompassing lower back, thoracic and neck pain, is a very common type of chronic pain that can greatly reduce quality of life. Facet joint pain is most often associated with facet arthropathy or degenerative arthritis of the joint. This condition develops due to progressive wear and tear caused by the small but repetitive strain of the joints throughout a lifetime. Strain and inflammation can induce fluid distention of the joints which in turn can result in compression of the nerve roots of the joint - the origin of the chronic pain.
Current treatments for facet arthropathy and pain include oral medications, intra-articular injections of anesthetic or steroid medications, energy ablation (e.g. radiofrequency ablation) for denervation, and in some severe cases facet rhizotomy (surgical severing of the nerves).
The ExAblate magnetic resonance guided focused ultrasound system enables noninvasive focal ablation of tissue. Results from feasibility studies, including those from the FDA approved feasibility study (IDE # G050177) have shown the palliative effect of the ExAblate for patients with bone metastases. It is reasonable to assume that this palliative effect of MRgFUS could also translate to the alleviation of facet pain if focused ultrasound beams are directed to the facet joints. The highly-target focal ablation could also diminish the risk of complications that are often associated with other less selective denervation techniques.
The objective of this trial is to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of the ExAblate system and the treatment of pain resulting from facet joint osteoarthritis.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Lower Back Pain, Facets Joints Osteoarthritis |
Device: Exablate treatment |
Phase 2 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Non-Randomized Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Safety and Efficacy of ExAblate MR Guided Focused Ultrasound for the Treatment of Low Back Pain Related to Facet Joint Osteoarthritis |
- Adverse events [ Time Frame: 12 months ]Evaluate incidence and severity of adverse events associated with the ExAblate MRgFUS system used for the treatment of pain resulting from facet joint osteoarthritis.
- Pain Scores on the Numerical Rating Scale [ Time Frame: 12 months ]Efficacy will be determined by the level of pain relief (as measured by the Numerical Rating Scale, NRS)
- Quality of Life [ Time Frame: 12 Months ]Quality of life will be measured by the Oswestry Disability Questionnaire (ODQ), SF-12 Health Survey and pain interference with function (as measured by the Brief Pain Inventory - Interference scale, BPI-QoL)
Estimated Enrollment: | 50 |
Study Start Date: | October 2009 |
Study Completion Date: | February 2012 |
Primary Completion Date: | February 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Device: Exablate treatment
This is a prospective, non-randomized, single-arm, phase I study to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of using ExAblate MRgFUS in the treatment of pain resulting from facet joint osteoarthritis.
Patients with chronic LBP associated with one or more lumbar zygapophysial joints that meet all eligibility requirements and have given their written informed consent will be enrolled to the study.
All patients will be treated and followed for 12-months post treatment. A total of 50 patients will be enrolled at up to two clinical sites.
The primary objective of this study is to evaluate incidence and severity of adverse events associated with the ExAblate MRgFUS system used for the treatment of pain resulting from facet joint osteoarthritis
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older (Adult, Senior) |
Sexes Eligible for Study: | All |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Men and women age 18 and older
- Patients who are able and willing to give consent and able to attend all study visits
- Patients who are able to communicate with the treating physician
- Patients must have chronic LBP attributed to facet joints.
- Patients with NRS (0-10 scale) LBP average score ≥ 4
- Patients with chronic LBP for at least 12 months.
- Patients with Oswestry Disability Questionnaire (ODQ) for LBP score > 40%
- Targeted Facet joint to be treated is below L2 level
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients on dialysis
- Patients with evidence of lumbosacral radiculopathy on MRI or physical exam findings, including radicular leg pain
- Patients with RF treatment for LBP within the last 6 months
- Patients with previous low back surgery
- Patients who are pregnant
- Patients with existing malignancy
- Patients with allergies to relevant anesthetics
- Patients with motor deficit or any other indication for surgical intervention
- Patients with standard contraindications for MR imaging such as non-MRI compatible implanted metallic devices including cardiac pacemakers, size limitations (weight >113 kg)
- Patients with an acute medical condition (e.g., pneumonia, sepsis) that is expected to hinder them from completing this study.
- Patients under blood thinners other than Aspirin.
- Patients with compromised immune system.
Patients with unstable cardiac status including:
- Unstable angina pectoris on medication
- Patients with documented myocardial infarction less than 40 days prior to protocol enrolment
- Patients with Severe Congestive Heart Failure, NYHA class 4.
- Patients on anti-arrhythmic drugs or with uncontrolled and/or untreated arrhythmia status
- Patients with severe cerebrovascular disease (CVA within last 6 months)
- Patients with severe hypertension (diastolic BP > 100 on medication)
- Patients with known intolerance or allergies to the MRI contrast agent (e.g. Gadolinium or Magnevist) including advanced kidney disease
- Patients with an active infection or severe hematological, neurological, or other uncontrolled disease.
- Patients unable to communicate with the investigator and staff.
- Patients who are not able or willing to tolerate the required prolonged stationary position during treatment (approximately 3 hrs.)
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01232582
Israel | |
Sheba MC | |
Ramat Gan, Israel, 52621 | |
United Kingdom | |
St. Mary's Hospital | |
London, United Kingdom |
Principal Investigator: | Sagi Harnof, MD | Sheba MC |
Additional Information:
Responsible Party: | Nadir Alikacem, Insightec |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01232582 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: |
Study First Received: | October 28, 2010 |
Last Updated: | February 19, 2012 |
Keywords provided by InSightec:
Lower back pain, Facets joints Osteoarthritis |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Osteoarthritis Back Pain Low Back Pain Arthritis Joint Diseases Musculoskeletal Diseases |
Rheumatic Diseases Pain Neurologic Manifestations Nervous System Diseases Signs and Symptoms |
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 27, 2017

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Veteran Russian group Auktyon has returned after four quiet years with their latest album, yet another blend of disparate influences ranging from their home country's folk stylings to American jazz, traditional Middle Eastern music and Caribbean music all filtered through a decidedly un-traditional sensibility. Call it 'fusion', call it 'art rock', call it whatever you want. I'll just call it 'damn good'.
The band's sound is and always has been difficult to pin down in every sense of the phrase. From the opener "Ogon" starting off with a potluck of odd sounds conjured up by the instrumentalists that eventually segues into an off-kilter 5/4 beat, things tend to be rather slippery in terms of rhythm and specific points of reference. This feeling doesn't let up for most of the album, with just a few spots throughout where the listener can pick up on ideas that call to mind more mainstream musical ideas.
The instrumentation throughout the album is used in extremely effective ways. Despite the fact that there are nine members of the group, there is no real point where any single one of them seems to overshadow the rest. There are no solos to speak of except during the earlier part of "Letuchaya", instead there are only passages where the group plays little phrases and motifs off of each other. This temperance of orchestration is a very important part of managing a cohesive musical unit, and Auktyon does it well. It's the typical 'the whole being greater than the sum of its parts' thing that all great bands exercise. The instrumentation is also a big part of what makes Auktyon sound unlike most other groups. They combine instruments typically associated with antiquated forms of music, such as trumpet and violin with instruments from slightly older types of music like the saxophone and the upright bass, and lastly adding instruments from much more modern styles like keyboards and electric guitar. It's almost like the lineup of a ska band, but the compositions here take that lineup in much more interesting directions by exploring and combining a number genres. Look to the trio of short songs in the middle of the album for evidence of this. In a whirlwind of styles, the dark funk of "Meteli" leads into the soft, beautiful meditation of "Shishki" before landing in the stomping gypsy-dance of "Polden", all over the course of about seven minutes.
Another great element of groups looking to push the musical envelope is how well they can pull off things that are actually quite a bit more sophisticated while making them sound easy, and oftentimes doing so without the listener even notice the potentially awkward musical passages that use these techniques. For instance, the modulations that appear in the latter half of "Letuchaya" and the use of structure in "Khozanyi". It starts off sounding like a Radiohead outtake before falling apart without warning and transforming into a verse-chorus pattern. The difference here is that when the verses come around, the song almost completely falls apart before being rebuilt in time for the chorus. So that's the kind of conventional song structure you get from Auktyon. Elsewhere, the band deftly maneuvers complex time signatures with ease, such as the 7/8 of "Mimo". In "Priroda" they even manage to pull off an astounding hat trick—not only is the song in the unusual time signature of 5/4, but the instruments are largely fighting each other in a complicated polyrhythmic structure. The astounding part is that this is, by far, the most danceable track on the album.
Like any great art rock group, they prove that they are more than capable of writing in a more pop style if they so desire, and when they fold this into their overall aesthetic they end up with something tempered by simplistic yet powerful melodicism squaring off with the more bizarre incursions. This approach results in the two best songs on the album, "Letuchaya" and "Karandoshi I Palochki". The former starts off like a typical jazz piece not unlike something that might be heard on a swing record. A few minutes in there is a shift to a minor key and carries on in the new tonality for a while before briefly reprising "Ogon" from earlier in the album (albeit in a rhythmically shifted form) before finally shifting back to the original theme. Even better is the latter song, which starts as an uplifting, quasi-anthem complete with heavy, distorted power chords before setting off into far darker territory. It sounds like a Greek hero traveling to Hell and back, right down to the howling and speaking-in-tongues, before slowly crawling back out, battered but triumphant. Powerful stuff.
The band has a certain skill for creating tension through its use of dynamics and harmony, showcased well in "Homba", where most of the instruments barely rise above a whisper throughout. A propulsive, repetitive bass line fuels the song as seemingly traditional chord progressions go into somewhat unfamiliar, uncomfortable places. The tension is palatable, and the band manages to avoid the traditional convention of releasing all of that tension by suddenly shifting to a louder volume. It's a nerve-wracking fake-out for listeners so used to the cliche loud-soft-loud song forms employed by so many rock groups in the post-Nirvana musical landscape. Not so surprising, though, considering the fact that these guys have been around in one form or another since the late 1970s.
A similar effect is employed on the titular album-closer. This song sounds like a man's resigned race to the grave, with the soft but hectic percussion urging him on, and the call-and-response between the vocalist and the instruments acting as some sort of deathbed communion with otherworldly forces. The placing of this song, most probably the darkest-sounding of the whole work, as the last on the album makes it quite clear that this is indeed coming from a Russian group; anyone who has read Russian literature knows that the entire culture is infused with the dourness that comes from influences both political and environmental. Maybe the best term for it would 'bummer rock'. This is in no way meant to be a denigrating term. Just the opposite, in fact, as this is music that is very powerful in its ability to cast a gloom over one's heart and mind. But, as in the case of the more relatively upbeat tracks, it also has the ability to lift one's spirits, and this is a testament to the quality of a group. That they can so deftly traverse the emotional spectrum speaks volumes of their abilities in terms of both composition and execution. Put simply, this is a fantastic album and comes highly recommended.
Tibet House's 30th Anniversary Benefit Concert Celebrated Philip Glass' 80th
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"Philip Glass, the artistic director of the Tibet House benefits, celebrated his 80th birthday at this year's annual benefit with performances from Patti Smith, Iggy Pop, Brittany Howard, Sufjan Stevens and more.
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Motorola Solutions Ships First Enterprise-Ready Android Devices, Mobile Extensions
Motorola Solutions is expanding its enterprise mobile portfolio by adding its first set of Android-based, enterprise-caliber software technologies and purpose-built mobile devices. IDN speaks with Motorola's Geoff Poremba about mobile devices for Android Jelly Bean OS, as well as added support for security, management and integration.
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Tags: Android, enterprise mobility, Jelly Bean, MDM, Motorola, RhoConnect, RhoMobile, expert voice,
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"Enterprise IT continues to have concerns over Android's security and manageability, so...we've gone above and beyond what's available."
Motorola Solutions is expanding its enterprise mobile portfolio by adding its first set of Android-based enterprise-caliber software technologies and purpose-built mobile devices. Motorola's mobile devices will run on the Android Jelly Bean OS. To improve security and management capabilities, Motorola is adding extra software extensions to the device dubbed Mx.
"Enterprise IT continues to have concerns over Android's security and manageability, so we have out extensions for our Android product portfolio that will let internal IT and partners secure and manage these mobile devices," Geoff Poremba, Motorola Solutions senior product manager for software, told IDN.
"Samsung and Motorola have been on a parallel track to secure and manage enterprise mobility, but we think with our first releases for Android we've gone above and beyond what's available," he added. The announced set of Mx Extensions support MDM (mobile device management), applications management, security, data capture and wireless connectivity.
"With Mx, IT admins can enforce which business apps are allowed to run on a device, and third-party mobile device management vendors can provide real-time remote management control," Poremba said. Further, Mx supports rapid data capture, intelligent pre-emptive roaming and even what Poremba called "edge awareness" to provide mobile workers a better user experience.
Architecturally, Mx extensions will not compromise Android functions, nor create application incompatibility, according to Poremba. "This allows for easy and seamless access of these capabilities by both internal IT developers and administrators, as well as third-party providers – without the need to learn a new SDK," he said. Further, Mx Extensions are written to be compatible with the Android Open Source Project (AOSP).
The latest Motorola Solutions Android devices can run natively-developed Android apps or with other frameworks, such as Motorola's RhoMobile Suite 4.0. That said, Motorola's Mx Extensions offer added advantage when run in conjunction with RhoMobile Suite 4, Poremba noted.
Devs can write mobile apps once and run them across Android, iOS 7 and Windows Phone 8 – as well as future OS platforms and devices. They can also leverage and develop standard Android applications or HTML5 cross-platform applications using RhoMobile Suite's upgrade.
In addition, RhoConnect universal application integration server will simplify enterprise integration to mobile devices. Connecting to backend web services is achievable using SOAP or REST, and data can be retrieved via XML or JSON. The need to parse retrieved data is also removed and RhoConnect also eases tasks related to populating and managing data on a local device, Poremba added.
Further, RhoConnect helps simplify end-to-end integration and operations with support for offline sync, bulk and incremental updates, and metadata management to add source adapters for popular CRM systems. It also offers "seamless no source code" integration with enterprise apps written in Java, .NET, JavaScrpt, Ruby/Rails, as well as support for NoSQL and "native" smartphone push technologies. RhoConnect's metadata framework also synchronizes any changed metadata (not just the regular data), so that when new data fields get added to the backend enterprise app, they are available in forms and screens to the device right away.
Motorola Solutions' new Android devices, including ET1, MC40 and MC67, are suitable for a range of enterprise use cases, including sales/order tracking, inventory management, payment processing, invoicing and signature capture.
The Motorola Solution mobile device and software portfolio is the company's first foray into Android. The company, which has been focused on producing products for the Microsoft Windows mobile line of OSes.
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David Montgomery, the former News of the World editor, has bowed to shareholder pressure and pledged to quit Mecom, the European publishing group he founded, early next year.
The company's three largest shareholders, Aviva Investors, Invesco and Legal & General Investment Management, which collectively hold over 50 per cent of the company, have held a series of meetings with Mecom's board to demand Mr Montgomery's resignation.
The embattled chief executive had remained silent after news of the investors' dissatisfaction broke on Wednesday, but yesterday Mecom announced his "planned retirement" from the group. Shares in the company subsequently rose by 7 per cent.
The company said that although he had the complete confidence of the board, "following pressure from certain shareholders, he has decided to leave". He will step down when the group makes its pre-close trading statement in January.
Mr Montgomery said yesterday that the group he set up in 2000 "has weathered the recession well and is transforming into a broader content business with accelerating on-line revenues. This transformation process will continue for the rest of this year and beyond."
Mr Montgomery is a controversial figure in the industry, and one market expert has called him a "difficult character to get along with". At the News of the World he was labelled "Rommel" and he made his name as chief executive of the Daily Mirror by slashing costs, often through job cuts.
This is the second time he has faced a revolt while at the helm of Mecom. In January last year he overcame a rebellion by the company's own board, prompting five non-executives and the finance director to quit.
The Mecom board, which has already called in the recruitment firm Russell Reynolds, said yesterday it would launch a search to find "the person best qualified to succeed Mr Montgomery".
Insiders said they were likely to block the institution's first choice of Patrick Tillieux, an experienced broadcasting executive from the Netherlands. Mr Tillieux was chief executive of the European broadcaster SBS, before becoming chief operating officer at ProsiebenSat.1, which he left last June.
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Trichorrhexis nodosa is a problem in which thickened or weak points (nodes) along the hair shaft cause your hair to break off easily.
Hair shaft fracture; Brittle hair; Fragile hair; Hair breakage
Trichorrhexis nodosa can be an inherited condition.
Certain things you do to your hair such as blow-drying, over-brushing, perming, or excessive chemical use, appear to trigger the condition.
In some cases, trichorrhexis nodosa is caused be an underlying disorder, such as:
Your hair may break easily or it may appear like it is not growing.
In African Americans, looking at the scalp area using a microscope shows that the hair breaks off at the scalp area before it grows long.
In White, the problem often appears at the end of a hair shaft in the form of split ends, thinning hair, and hair tips that look white.
The health care provider will examine your hair and scalp. Some of your hairs will be checked under a microscope.
Blood tests may be ordered to check for anemia, thyroid disease, and other conditions.
If you have a disorder that is causing your trichorrhexis nodosa, it will be treated.
Your provider may recommend measures to reduce damage to your hair such as:
Improving grooming techniques and avoiding products that damage hair will help correct the problem.
This condition is not dangerous, but may affect a person's self-esteem.
Call your provider if symptoms do not improve with changes in grooming and other home-care measures.
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Now that Love and Hip Hop's third season is officially a wrap, its ratchet sister is poised for a comeback. Tonight, (April 22) the second season of Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta will premiere at 8pm EST on VH1, giving viewers their weekly dose of drama. K. Michelle, who continues to make headlines with her in-your-face persona, will also debut a web series to coincide with her new music. Appropriately titled The Introduction: Rebellious Soul, fans will get an intimate look at K. Michelle's musical journey outside of reality television.
"This project means a lot to me," she says. "A lot of people counted me out. A lot of people called me ratchet. And yes, I can be ratchet, but I'm a ratchet musician. I'm a person who lives, loves, breathes everything music. And I was determined with this project that people would understand that music is still alive…I'm not a reality star. I'm a star on a reality show."
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Your average gun grabber is ignorant about the subject of firearms. Don't believe me? Last night I set a trap for my favorite gun grabber and she walked right into it. I described my guns the way Paul Helmke would have and this morning got the chance to watch her pee herself. Let's go to the tape.
Joan would have you believe that since she doesn't want to bann ALL guns, she isn't really a gun banner. She just wants to ban some guns. Just the ones that YOU want. I think you might get to keep your single shot .22. A sample
So I thought, let's see what she really believes. Here's my comment
The experienced gunnies here will see where I was going with this. Here's her response.
There we have it. Nearly every trope. All she has to do is say something about "the shoulder thing that goes up," and it's all complete!
Of course you have trouble, this is because of your lack of understanding.
my "Bolt action rifle capable of penetrating a police officer's vest at 400 yards" is a Remington model 700 BDL chambered in .243 Winchester.
The Remington Model 700 is probably the most common bolt action rifle sold, and the .243 Winchester bullet is the absolute minimum size useable for deer hunting in most states. Topped with a Burris 3×9 scope it is used mostly to shoot woodchucks in my father's back yard. What would you say when your learned that most rifles are much more powerful?
My "plastic framed pistol" is a common Springfield XD in .45ACP.
If you were even slightly aware of how firearms are constructed, you would know that the chances of it making it through a metal detector are nil. Same as every other polymer framed gun.
As for carrying a "loaded, hidden, deadly weapon," I consciously copied the wording that Paul Helmke uses when he whines that there are concealed carriers (like me) out there. Of course I admit to it. It's perfectly legal.
This is why you cannot be taken seriously. When you cannot understand the basics of common firearms. Rifles, almost without exception, will shoot right through a police officer's vest because police vests are designed to stop pistol rounds. Probably half of all pistols sold now are polymer framed. The slide and the barrel are metal, and they are easily seen on X-ray and metal detectors. And loaded, hidden, deadly weapons is your organization's scare phrase to describe lawful concealed carry.
Yes. you want to ban (most) guns and (nearly all) carry.
And that is why the ignorant should not be in charge of policy. Policy should be based on facts and evidence, not feelings.


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The Banks County High School fast-pitch softball team stepped out of region play Monday and recorded a 3-0 win against East Hall.
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Couple that with an oil surge and people are keeping an eye on how much water the oil and gas industries use.
We visit with representatives of one Texas based company who is doing their part to recycle water and help oil and gas companies use as little fresh water as possible.
Bosque Systems is leading a nationwide oil and gas initiative in water management. In the past year alone, with their new processes, the Texas based company has assisted area drillers in saving more than $100 million (M) gallons of fresh water in the Concho Valley.
The Concho Valley remains in severe drought conditions; so far in 2014, San Angelo has received about a half-inch of rainfall making this the driest start to a year in more than a century.
Bosque Systems Vice President of Technology, Robert Mitchell, says conserving fresh water is crucial in our community.
"Cities are running out of fresh water. The lakes are going dry, O.H. Ivie used to be a great fishing lake; now there is hardly a puddle there, and that used to be a childhood lake where I used to go fishing," Mitchell said.
Due to the increase in oil activity including Hydraulic Fracturing, a large amount of water injected in wells comes back to the surface, otherwise known as "flowback", allowing Bosque Systems to recycle that water and reuse for future fracking.
This helps eliminate some strain on fresh water resources; according to Bosque Representatives, it can take up to 8 million (M) gallons to drill a well.
"Frack water is flowing back, meaning they've already fracked the well and water that they put down the well during the fracking process is coming back, including some natural reservoir that may be in that geological formation," Mitchell said.
Vice President of Business Development, Peter Pappas, says partnering with oil and gas companies is West Texas has significantly reduced the dependency of fresh water.
"With the drought that we've experienced and the stress that's been put on the natural resource of fresh water, this leaves this natural resource for the community. The operator will use their produced and "flowback" water so there is less dependency upon that fresh water," Pappas said.
In the past year, Bosque Systems saved five billion (B) gallons of fresh water nationwide, 168 million in San Angelo alone.
"Fresh water is obviously a very important natural resource for us, and the partnership that we have with the operators to reduce that dependency of the fresh water. Have it for the community and crops and those types of things," Pappas said.
Mitchell says every well can be drilled without fresh water.
"If you think about how many households use water and what the average use of household water system, which is 300 gallons. You would think that [with] these systems, about 1,700 households a day we're saving fresh water," Mitchell said.
Mitchell says he feels Bosque is making a positive impact on the community and our environment by conserving our precious natural resource.
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X38 chipset will be a bit bigger than the rest of its family that includes P35, Q31 and G33. These series 3 chips are 34x34 chips but the new X38 is a bit bigger.
This can be explained by a PCIe 2.0 support and presence of two PCIe 16X slots and some other better overclocking features but it could be that the packaging of the chipset is simply bigger to offer better cooling.
This definitely means that X38 boards requires a new design and it won't be just a refurbished P35 design. This is why X38 will be a significantly better overclocker.
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I miss baseball. It's not that I don't care about the World Series. I care about the World Series -- and I can think of no more beautiful a two-word proper noun in the English language -- but I'm ready for Spring Training right now. Today, this very minute.
See also: Dodgers End NLCS Run With 9-0 Loss.
I'm ready for Clayton Kershaw's new contract, I look forward to devouring every trade rumor within 3000 miles, and I'm contemplating a swim to Australia for the March 22, 2014 opener with the Dbacks.
Postmortems are morbid by definition so we'll have no such thing. Instead I'm going to defend Yasiel Puig -- because he deserves it now more than ever -- and get in one more dig at Don Mattingly. Because he deserves it, because it's my prerogative, and because he can take the hit; the hit that should have been deflected away from Puig.
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There is little doubt that Mattingly received more criticism than was appropriate for the Dodgers' early-season struggles -- the 30-42 record, the last place standing, the bad fundamental play, etc. -- and I'll admit to contributing to that myself, but the manager was not without responsibility. He wasn't oh-so-close to being fired in May because he was translating The Dodger Way to Play Baseball into 21st Century and because the powers that be were a bunch of idiots.
Maybe we can admit, some of us, that Mattingly benefited from more credit for the team's record turnaround than was warranted too. It works both ways.
And maybe just maybe Mr. Puig had as much to do with the 42-8 complete about face to the Los Angeles 2013 season as did his skipper. That's why it was so disappointing to hear Mattingly throw a player under the bus in his post-game comments, and not for the first time either.
"Sitting there watching it tonight, and it's what we've kind of watched all year long, it's like you don't have time to work on it, really," Mattingly said. "You kind of go over it and you try to teach. You just continue to try to teach. Not just him, but all of us, really, you know? Yasiel gets excited. He's going to try to make plays all the time, and that's the way he is. But we've got to do a better job, I think, of helping him to mature and understand what we want done and the way to do it."
Come on. The correct answer goes something like this: "It was a team loss. We share in our failure together and in our success. We are absolutely nowhere near the National League Championship Series without Yasiel Puig. We look for him to improve next year, along with the rest of us."
And you know what, Donnie Baseball, teaching is part of today's game, no more so than with a rookie 22-year-old literally and figuratively right off the boat, who hasn't had a fraction of the instruction of most of his peers. Teach better.
With Puig's time in Single-A ball last year, his one Camelback Ranch camp, his April and May in AA Chattanooga and his pennant race tenure in the big leagues this season, it adds up to about 10 months of baseball in this country. Ten whole months, not all of it with constant instruction.
Assuming Mattingly started Little League at the age of nine -- he's 52 now -- between high school, the minors, 14 years playing in pinstripes, his coaching and managing, we're talking about 40 years of American-style baseball. Puig's been here 10 months.
Puig plays with instinct because he hasn't had the teaching. And because great players play with instinct. Teach better. He's a rookie, a magnificent rookie, but a rookie. Teach better.
Look, I'm not defending some of what the young man does. The staring down of umpires, the standing in the box when he should be running after striking the baseball, the making of the final out at third base, the latter of which is done by more than a few veterans during the course of a season.
And obviously the dropped fly ball and the throw to the backstop Friday night were errors of commission, omission or whatever-the-hell kind of mission. But that's where it stops. The additional Puig-bashing and the piling on is beyond shameful.
During Kershaw's meltdown third inning in Game 6, you can call Puig's off-balance throw to the infield "thoughtless," "unwise" and "Little League" if you that's what gets you through the night, but you'd be wrong.
Puig rushed his throw because the situation called for a rushed throw. This was October drama unfolding in real time, in front of 46,000 hostile fans, an obnoxious opponent, and millions of critics both across the country and in the press box. He didn't stop and plant? Are you kidding me?!
The throw was to the cutoff man -- not a perfect throw but straight to the cutoff man, and exactly where it should have been. Exactly. As Gary Sheffield said -- God bless him -- on the TBS postgame show, all Adrian Gonzalez has to do is move toward the baseball, then catch and throw. Move five feet and Beltran is out by 10. Controversy averted. And Puig gets the blame because that's what going around and because that's what's easy. Talk about thoughtless.
Harold Reynolds was brilliant in his "MLB Tonight" defense of Puig Friday, and if I can be anywhere near as close in mine, then great.
Leave Puig alone. He has some improving to do in various aspects of his game, and he can benefit from a dose of humbling. It's fair to say he's been humbled now, don't you think? Mattingly made as many mistakes in his first postseason as Puig did in his, and that's being generous to the more experienced man.
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Iron Man (Stealth Armor) is an unreleased BakuMarvel Bakugan.
Iron Man's Stealth Armor is a specialized suit developed by Tony Stark to help him go undetected by radar devices. With a series of upgraded weapons, the Stealth Armor is sleek in comparison and, in combination with force field technology, makes Iron Man invisible and indestructible in battle.
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On March 25, HeavyMetalArtwork.com conducted an interview with Austrian/Greek symphonic metallers VISIONS OF ATLANTIS in London, England. You can now watch the chat below.
VISIONS OF ATLANTIS released its new album, "Ethera", on March 22 via Napalm Records. The CD was produced and mixed by Frank Pitters and Jakob Grabmayr at the Wildonemusic Studios. The mastering duties were handled by Mika Jussila at Finnvox in Helsinki, Finland. Regarding the new album title, VISIONS OF ATLANTIS said, "'Ethera' is a word mix out of 'ether' as the quintessence of this band, the energy between the five band members, the fifth album and 'era,' leading VISIONS OF ATLANTIS to some new and interesting musical and lyrical shores while still remaining typically VISIONS OF ATLANTIS!" "Ethera" track listing: 01. The Ark02. Machinage
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TRAVELERS REST, S.C. — A Travelers Rest man has died after a firework exploded in his hands on July Fourth, according to WSOC.
The Greenville County Coroner's Office says 54-year-old Robin Rhodes Smith died on the way to a hospital around 9:45 p.m. Thursday.
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Skyfall Mountains
Skyfall Mountains and Valleys
Hamakua Ditch Trail above Waipio Valley
Hamakua Ditch Trail above Waipio Valley This trail from the White Road shortly leads to jaw-dropping views from a cliff ledge.
The Golden Orb
The Golden Orb suspended over Pacific Ocean and Hawaii's Big Island for spectacular sunrise.
Streaming Nature in Montana's big land
Lupine Sunset and Peaceful Cabin As the last rays of sun light up Madison Valley, the lupine wildflowers and a small cabin shine with color and beauty.
Deep in the Grass
Valley of Gold in Montana
San Giovanni Church
San Giovanni Church This view from the front captures the simple beauty of this northern Italian small church. Inside, a total of 6 pews can hold about 20 people.
San Giovanni Church Closeup
San Giovanni Church Closeup in Val Di Funes, Dolomites, Italy
Three Dolomite Cabins
Three Dolomite Cabins face the rugged cliffs of the Puez Odle mountains, Italy
Alone in the Valley, this cabin looks north as the sunset nears. Green and yellow grasses surround everything, even extending up the distant Madison Range mountains.
Mushroom rock.
Skyfall Mountains and Valley
Skyfall Mountains and Valley in the glacial wonderland of Scotland.
Koiawe Waterfall on the White Road Trail
Koiawe Waterfall on the White Road Trail This waterfall does not really have any name but can be found by wandering a few feet off the White Road Trail on the Big Island. This is also known as the Hamakua Ditch trail.
Sunrise Over the Big Island
Sunrise Over the Big Island as seen from Pololu Valley Overlook on a gorgeous sunrise.
Late Afternoon with an early moon rise over the distant mountains.
Two Trees in the Madison River Valley of Montana. Pretty clouds and a small stream stretch out.
Grass and Wildflowers
September 2013: Grass and Wildflowers highlight a glowing valley at sunset. This old hunting cabin sit amid the vast Montana landscape.
San Giovanni Church and Tower
San Giovanni Church and Tower in the northern Italian valley of Val di Funes. The small church is absolutely beautiful in the vast green valley.
San Pietro Church and Valley
San Pietro Church and Valley in the Dolomites of Italy
French Country Farm
Montana Gold Golden sunset light turns the grasses, cabin, mountains and rocks a magical color as the day ends. This special color of light is due to the sun setting and also the smoke and haze from nearby Idaho wildfires.
West Rim Trail Above Scout's Lookout
West Rim Trail Above Scout's Lookout. The trail leads off on the right but can be seen on the over side of the valley ascending a slanted path towards the high cliffs in the distance.
Pololu Valley
Red Ocean Sunrise at Pololu Overlook on the Big Island
Pololu Valley Sunrise
Pololu Valley Sunrise Sunrise over the ocean is always special. This sunrise lights up the cliffs and ocean of the Big Island of Hawaii.
Grass and Cabin in Madison valley
Late, Late Afternoon in the Madison Valley, Montana. The gorgeous clouds and colorful grasses were unforgettable.
Val di Funes Valley
Val di Funes Valley is a wonderland of natural beauty and lovely alpine chalets. The yellow flowers and grassy fields fill the valley while the dolomite mountains circle around.
Val di Funes Church
Val di Funes Church named San Giovanni church, it sits at the base of the Puez Odle mountains in a lovely green valley.
San Pietro Church over Funes Valley
San Pietro Church over Funes Valley also know as Val di Funes. This beautiful alpine town and valley are supremely lovely and enchanting.
Dordogne Through Glass
Beautiful Waihee Valley, Maui
West Rim Trail Ascending
West Rim Trail Ascending towards the high cliffs in the distance. The ascent is the most amazing trail I've ever traveled.
Pololu Cliffs at Sunrise
Pololu Cliffs at Sunrise Steep and impenetrable, the cliffs from Pololu Valley extend to Waipio Valley. Seen here at sunrise, they are majestic and scenic.
Deep Blue Sea
Deep Blue Sea The Pacific Ocean is large enough to swallow the sun. Seen from Pololu Valley overlook, the Big Island of Hawaii is mysterious and beautiful.
Wild Montana Panorama
Wild Montana Panorama wide and big
Mountain Stream and Grasses coming from Wolf Mountain in Montana's Madison range. Lupine wildflowers and beautiful sunset light are beautiful.
San Giovanni Church Profile
San Giovanni Church Profile nestled in Val di Funes
San Giovanni Church and Puez Odle Mountains
San Giovanni Church and Puez Odle Mountains in the Dolomites of Italy. The pretty valley makes this my favorite of all the churches in the Alps.
San Pietro Clock Tower
San Pietro Clock Tower in Val di Funes, a lovely green valley
Across the Valley Haze from forest fires made the view to the other side of the Madison Valley difficult and dramatic.
Waihee Ridge Trail from the first lookout over Waihee Valley below
Pololu Valley from the Big Island of Hawaii.
Orange Sun Rising over the Big Island of Hawaii
January 2015: Orange Sun Rising over the Big Island of Hawaii as seen from Pololu Overlook on the north Kohala coast. The steep island in the water is a bird sanctuary off the eastern coast.
Lupine Dusk
Lupine Dusk Lupine purple wildflowers beside a mountain stream just after sunset when the clouds lit up the sky in profuse color!
Yellow Flowers, Dolomite Church
Yellow Flowers, Dolomite Church in Val di Funes, Dolomites, Italy
San Giovanni Church, Forest, Dolomites
San Giovanni Church, Forest, Dolomites all combine to create a harmonious beauty in the Italian Alps. The Val di Funes is full of incredible beauty.
Val di Funes
Val di Funes sits at the base of the Puez Odle mountains. The beauty is beyond description!
Burst of Light
October 2012: Burst of Light After being in haze and smoke for the day, a few minutes of brilliant sunshine lit up the valley and this tiny cabin. I had just about given up on any good light. Then this bold, dramatic and beautiful sunset came through. In the north valley, the clouds were too thick, never clearing out. This makes for a naturally high-contrast picture.
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I watched Blade Trinity last night. I won't even touch the "Buffy with Bow" performance by Jessica Biel.
Wesley Snipes was, of course, badder than bad, which was way cool. Ryan Reynolds as the wisecracking ex-vampire vampire hunter was interesting, kinda what Van Wilder could have been 10 years after finally graduating college and things went really dark and nasty.
I'm still not sure if casting Parker Posey as the main female vampire heavy was brillant or the result of the casting director doing too much blow while watching Waiting for Guffman. She arguably did the finest bit of acting in the whole damn movie in the scene where the evil Drake asks her why she wears a cross.
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New traffic campaign to see closer monitoring of night clubs
Amid a public outcry over traffic deaths and accidents, the Ministry of Home Affairs last evening said there will be more targeted enforcement programmes including closer monitoring of night clubs and greater use of closed circuit television footage.
A statement from the Ministry of Home Affairs said that in response to public concerns on traffic matters it convened a meeting yesterday involving the Guyana National Road Safety Council, the Guyana Police Force, the Guyana Minibus Association and the Ministry of Home Affairs to discuss these matters and to come up with recommendations on the way forward.
The statement said that the meeting was informed that the main causes for fatal accidents for 2013 were speeding, inattentiveness and driving under the influence of alcohol.
The main victims are pedestrians as a result of private vehicles accidents occurring between midday and the evening hours and between the evening hours to midnight on Sundays and Fridays involving drivers between the ages of sixteen to twenty-four and between twenty-five to thirty-three years of age.
It was agreed, the statement said that with this information in hand there should be more targeted enforcement by the police force and education programmes by the road safety council.
"Special programmes are to be organised for young drivers in particular. Night Clubs are to be closely monitored by Ranks of the GPF and greater use is to be made of CCTV footage to address delinquent drivers and road users.
The meeting was also told that between 2010 and 2013 the Ministry of Home Affairs procured and delivered to the GPF eighteen breathalyser machines with printers and four hundred mouthpieces as well as twenty nine radar guns.
The meeting analysed several recommendations recently advanced by opposition coalition, A Partnership for National Unity and found them agreeable and implementable in principle.
These recommendations were assigned to various stakeholders for further consideration as regards implementation.
It was also agreed that a National Conference on Road Safety will be convened early in the year bringing together all stakeholders in the campaign to uphold road safety throughout Guyana.
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Theatre reviewer Carol Davis writes: If you're not humming "The Rain in Spain", "On the Street Where You Live", "Get Me To The Church On Time', "Wouldn't it be Loverly", "With a Little Bit of Luck" or "I Could Have Danced all Night" it's because you haven't been up to Welk Village to see the latest incarnation of the Lerner and Loewe classic " My Fair Lady". read more
San Diego Story writes: My Fair Lady comes to Escondido with quick pacing, smart choreography, and thick cockney accents that twist vowels into silly garble. This revival of the adored Lerner & Loewe classic, at the Welk Resorts Theatre, is savvy comedy with a social undercurrent that resonates. READ MORE
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An old pair from the 70's "LOVE AND PEACE" ~ They should NEVER go out of style!!! ;-)
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Great drawing and message! The pink and green colors are so bright I feel I am back in the 70's! 5h!
I LOVE LOVE LOVE this one!!!!!! I am a 60s Gal at heart!!! Wonderful drawing!!! (and message) 5h + Collection!


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Anthony, our friend's son, so proud with his first pair of binoculars that he made in school!
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Donald Garrett gave props (19 Dec 2012):
Excellent shot and perfect for the theme!
Heather Mellon gave props (19 Dec 2012):
He did a great job on those.. what a sweet capture and entry!
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So cute for the theme!
Ma. Dolores Guillén Solís gave props (19 Dec 2012):
Perfect entry!.. I love the title...
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Love it...Perfect entry!
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Wonderful tribute and entry.
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He is absolutely adorable!! I love the curiosity of children!!
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sweet shot and perfect for this theme!
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Very cool entry!
je suis moi gave props (22 Dec 2012):
Just wait till he makes a telephone...You know, the 2 cans and string? Great pix...
Ann Reece gave props (23 Dec 2012):
Wow, he made the binoculars! That is awesome. Perfect for the theme!!!
Deborah Downes gave props (26 Dec 2012):
So sweet. Wonderful entry.


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Friday April 15, 2005 2:24 pm
Camera Phones Outdoing Digital Cameras
While it sounds surprising, when you think about it, it makes perfect sense. Research firm Strategy Analytics has found that in 2004 there were 257 million camera phone sold, versus 68 million digital still cameras. Camera phones sold four times as well as digital still cameras. Obviously, cell phones are the number one accessory right now. With more onboard memory becoming available, along with higher resolution cameras, digital camera makers are going to have to start rethinking their stance in all this.
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