The Print Guide
Friday, February 16, 2018
Death of the Newspaper or Death by Newspaper
A clip from the great 1952 noir film: Deadline USA which includes great shots of a newspaper press and an unfortunate chap taking too close a look at the press.
Sunday, December 11, 2016
Sunday, January 31, 2016
Dead at 141 years of age
After a valiant battle with Internet News the Nanaimo Daily News, a resident of this city for 141 years, has, as some feared it would, sadly passed away. The Nanaimo Daily News was pre-deseased by its younger brother - The Oceanside Star, resident of Parksville, B.C., and sister - The Courier-Islander, resident of Campbell River, B.C.
The Nanaimo Daily News was a well respected and active member of this Island community of nearly 150,000. It will be especially missed by its advertisers, existing and recent subscribers, and by those few who picked up their copy at newspaper stands.
There will be no funeral service and so, in lieu of flowers, please visit the Nanaimo Daily News memorial page by clicking HERE or make a donation to your local community newspaper by purchasing a copy (while you still can).
"No news is sad news"
Thursday, June 4, 2015
Artisan Books - Melding leading edge digital printing with traditional craftsmanship
The new digital printing technologies have finally made individual as well as limited edition book printing affordable, accessible, and able to meet the highest standards for fidelity in image reproduction and permanence.
Artisan Books extends that capability by completing the book, by hand, using the craft techniques of traditional book publishers.
Artisan books can be built from their design templates or, more popularly, by the client - making their book presentations unique works of art.
More information on this unique service is available by clicking HERE.
Friday, March 27, 2015
Sunday, March 22, 2015
Revolutionary 3D Printing inspired by the movie Terminator 2
A TED Talk by Joseph DeSimone March 2015 - amazing.
Sunday, October 5, 2014
You know that film is dead...
Weights and Measures Craziness
I was comparing the nutrition information of two bags of cheese at the grocer's today.
And noted that the information was based on the amount of cheese by cup and gram.
Somehow, although they are both using 30 grams as the measure - one has 30 grams being 1/3 of a cup but with the other the same 30 grams is 1/4 of a cup.
Hmmmmm. So what does a web-based converter say?
Apparently 1/4 of a cup isn't 30 grams - it's 59!
I give up.
Hmmmmm. So what does a web-based converter say?
I give up.
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