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In a television retail universe characterized by soft demand and softer prices, big screen plasmas seemed almost uniquely immune to sharp discounting; that is, until now. As noted in our press release this week, the PriceSCAN Plasma Television 60 Inch+ Index has now given back all its gains from an 11% price spike back in the first half of August

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Now, For Many (But Not All) Plasmas, The Bigger They Are, The Harder They Fall

If you are planning to visit Washington, DC anytime between now and the end of March, consider visiting the National Geographic Museum to check out an amazing exhibit entitled “Terra Cotta Warriors: Guardians of China’s First Emperor.” The reason we’re talking about it here is because the National Geographic Imaging Department used an Espon Stylus

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Setting the Stage for a Major Exhibition at the National Geographic Museum

This week, the bold, brave and very funny Tom Gammarino ( Big in Japan ) ventures into the remnants of the New York underworld for his first of three readings in the Big Apple. As we planned his trip, we thought to ourselves, “What better place to kick off this particular book tour than in a former massage parlor?” For those of you who’ve already read Big in Japan , you may be smirking with understanding. But for those of you who have yet to pick up your copy, you can catch Tom on his cross-country tour and hear for yourselves why we sought out the seedy

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From Seedy Hide-Away to Literary Fun House

A previous post on this blog talked about Clearcoating Inkjet Photo and Art Prints and LexJet’s Sunset Gloss and Sunset Satin Coatings.  It was noted that LexJet Sunset Coatings can be applied with either a spray gun or foam roller. Below are a few tips for using a foam roller to apply a smooth, even coating.  Note that

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Using a Foam Roller to Apply Sunset Coatings to Inkjet Prints on Canvas

Hi all, Here is my latest airplane model project – a Junkers G.38 giant wing airliner of the Lufthansa fleet. I find the German “Nurflügel” or ‘flying wing’ designs interesting and this is related, although it has a tailplane that looks like a bomber from WWI. The Junkers G.38 was the largest land-based airplane of it´s day (the Dornier Do-X was a boat plane).

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Big Wing – The Airbus of The Early 30s

While many high-tech goods this year have seen more than precipitous price drops, one stalwart of price stability has been twelve megapixel digital cameras – that is, until now. I noted back in June that prices of these higher resolution digital cameras were showing remarkable strength (see “ State Of The Art Digital Camera Prices Show Staying Power ”). And indeed, that stability persisted: from October 2008 to October 2009 we saw only a 2% decline in our PriceSCAN 12 Megapixel Digital Camera Index .

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At Last, A Twelve Megapixel Snapshot Of A Price Cut

By Dustin Flowers The newest issue of LexJet’s In Focus newsletter shines the Artist Spotlight on one of my customers, photographer and master printer Bob Tursack of Brilliant Studio and Brilliant Graphics in Exton, PA (near Philadelphia).  Brilliant Studio provides top-quality printmaking in the broadest sense of the word. While Bob can reproduce art with the utmost

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Brilliant Studio Continues the Tradition of Collaborative Printmaking

Just a few days ago, we lamented the meager numbers of literature and poetry that make their way from Japanese to English (see this post ). Well, the Quarterly Conversation just published a piece, condensing the recommendations of more than 40 translators, publishers and agents about what they felt needs to be translated into English. These were the recommendations concerning Japanese literature (click on each recommender’s name for the rationale): 1

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What Do You Think Should Be Translated from Japanese?

Now more than ever, photography careers are shaped by how quickly and clearly you can recognize emerging markets for images. Just ask Vincent Goetz, who recently resumed his photography career after taking a 30-year hiatus from the craft. Like many of his peers, Goetz developed an interest in photography in high school, bought a lot of

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Vincent Goetz Brings a Painterly Feel to Abstract Photography

The travails of the nation’s “most literate city”, Seattle, have garnered headlines nationwide – most recently in the Los Angeles Times . [Side note: Watch for the release of the 2009 Most Literate City survey results in the next few weeks. The two perennial champions, Seattle and Minneapolis, have both lost daily papers and independent bookstores this year, factors which have contributed to their high rankings.] Focusing on the news that the city’s flagship bookstore, Elliott Bay Book Co

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Is “America’s Most Literate City Getting Less Literate Every Day”?

I tried out the Motorola Droid for 2 weeks, including a business trip to Los Angeles last week and here are my quick notes: Google Navigation is nice! I like the user interface — for example, it’s nice how the next step in your driving directions are rendered in white text on a dark green background (just like the road signs on U.S.

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My Motorola Droid quick-review

Over at Three Percent (a blog named for the fact that translations make up only 3% of what’s published in the US), Chad Post, publisher of Open Letter Books , has just released the latest figures from his two-year-old translation database. The total number of English translations of fiction and poetry dropped 7% this year, declining from 362 in 2009 to 335 this year. Among them, titles translated from Japanese decreased from 23 to 17, a whopping 26% decline.

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The Paltry State of Japanese Literary Translation: Only 5% of 3%

Whether you’re brand-new to the photography business or seeking to diversify into new markets, you can find plenty of ideas and inspiration at one of the national (or international!) photography conferences planned in 2010. Just as it makes sense to expand your photography business in new directions, each of these conferences has been steadily diversifying their

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2010 Photography Conferences for New and Established Pros

At this time of year, most retail-store windows are brimming with gift ideas, Santa scenes, and/or brightly colored signs and posters announcing holiday sales and promotions. The creative team at Potthast Studios in Winter Haven, FL has opted to take a less commercial approach to decorating their windows for the busy holiday season. At the suggestion

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Celebrating the Christmas Story with Beautiful Life-Size Photo Prints

Readers have been waiting for Vladimir Nabokov’s final novel, The Original of Laura (Dying is Fun) , for years — decades, for some. In a 1976 letter, he described it as a “not quite finished manuscript of a novel.” That novel was finally published this November, and the book is a literary event

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Nabokov’s final novel: how to publish a posthumous book

Here is the Lunar Module – 5: “Eagle”! I spent a year on it! To me it’s not so bad… I hope you – dear space modelers – like my work! Waiting for your comments… 1:48 scale original parts of this model is from U-DON’s but the whole other details just like Landing Radar & Front Elevation of Landing Radar Baffle & others are scratchbuild. Attached Images DSC03195.JPG (52.0 KB, 44 views) DSC03197.JPG (42.7 KB, 27 views) DSC03200.JPG (49.0 KB, 21 views) DSC03201.JPG (49.8 KB, 25 views) DSC03202.JPG (48.0 KB, 20 views) DSC03203.JPG (49.4 KB, 28 views)

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The Lunar Module – 5 (LM-5): "Eagle" has landed! (Scale 1:48)

After seeing huge demands of print outs, there are a number of companies like Dell, Okidata, Brother and so on   offering printers and their peripheral devices. In fact, printers are not only responsible for providing unmatchable print outs, their peripheral devices like toner cartridges also play a very important role in doing the same. Considering requirement of people, Okidata introduces toner cartridges which are economical and have ability to accomplish the crave of having quality print outs

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Okidata Toner Cartridges Produce Quality and Economical Print Outs

Canon is known globally for manufacturing high-quality printers and their related accessory. With an aim of reduce the carbon footprint and make the environment pollution-free, Canon offered high-quality toner refills. Canon toner refills play a major role in making the toner cartridges re-usable

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Canon Toner Refills Efficiently Make the Cartridges Re-Usable

In this technically advanced era of information technology, the requirement of printers and printouts is increasing day by day. Whether, it is a small shop, big commercial establishments, research organizations, government offices or schools, printers are used widely to get quality printouts. Talking about the printers, they are useless without having a toner cartridge.

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Canon Toner Cartridges Symbolize with Quality Printouts

Today there is hardly any area where computer is not used and the increased use of computers has also increased the use of the printers. Printers are found very useful for providing hard copies of important letters and documents in the offices. There are hardly any places where printers are not required

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Canon Laser Refills Offers Similar print Quality as New Laser Toner Cartridges