Our new Presstek press uses NO water. Advantages to our environment include no depletion of water from our aquifer, and no waste water that needs to be disposed of.
Advantages to the consumer include a much better depth of color and wider gamut of color available. Water dilutes color. No water used means more accurate and richer color.
Stay tuned.
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Print Green - Union Green!
We have purchased the cleanest greenest press available, and it has magazine quality production. Details will follow. Our eco-friendly Presstek DI 34 is scheduled to be delivered December 27.
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Kucinich in town!
I first heard of Dennis Kucinich when he vetoed the (anti) Patriot Bill in 2001 and knew he was a man to watch. I wrote to him back then endorsing his presidency, although he did not declare for another year.
Delighted when he did, I was a staunch supporter and pleased he stuck it out to the end. I saw him as a huge magnet, pulling the party to where it should be, and distressed by the lack of vision Americans hold.
I know of no other political figure with as much integrity, consistency and congruency. He and his wife were here this week in Albuquerque, and I got 2 spend 2 evenings with them. No police, no 1 mile footprint of protection, just a face to face dialog of what can be. Very inspiring and motivating. It shocks how people love him, but don't support him "because he can't win." Because he is not backed by the big guys - because he does not take money from the big guys - so he won't be beholden to the big guys- he is ignored. Because he "can't" win, people don't vote for him.
Remember, it takes votes more than money to win an election. And votes for Kucinich will change the party platform even if he is not elected. I urge everyone to try to hear this man of vision and possibility speak. Visit his website to know his positions on issues of interest to Americans as well as the world citizenry.
More than any other candidate, Kucinich embodies a global vision, where there are not a bunch of separate issues, but what is possible with a paradigm shift in this country. We could all prosper as well as save this increasingly fragile climate.
Vote for Kucinich!
Delighted when he did, I was a staunch supporter and pleased he stuck it out to the end. I saw him as a huge magnet, pulling the party to where it should be, and distressed by the lack of vision Americans hold.
I know of no other political figure with as much integrity, consistency and congruency. He and his wife were here this week in Albuquerque, and I got 2 spend 2 evenings with them. No police, no 1 mile footprint of protection, just a face to face dialog of what can be. Very inspiring and motivating. It shocks how people love him, but don't support him "because he can't win." Because he is not backed by the big guys - because he does not take money from the big guys - so he won't be beholden to the big guys- he is ignored. Because he "can't" win, people don't vote for him.
Remember, it takes votes more than money to win an election. And votes for Kucinich will change the party platform even if he is not elected. I urge everyone to try to hear this man of vision and possibility speak. Visit his website to know his positions on issues of interest to Americans as well as the world citizenry.
More than any other candidate, Kucinich embodies a global vision, where there are not a bunch of separate issues, but what is possible with a paradigm shift in this country. We could all prosper as well as save this increasingly fragile climate.
Vote for Kucinich!
Monday, October 8, 2007
September 29th progressive networking event
The day started beautifully, and 37 organizations showed up. Unfortunately, the rain began at 2 and about 25% of the people left, and at 3 when the massive winds started, 95% left, with several people still showing up at 4, and 6-12 remaining until 6 that evening . Good party. About 200 people showed up all together, and everyone was happy that the event occurred.
Significant networking happened, and the comraderie was strong. Requests for a second event have been many. Although local TV news was present, we were not shown on TV.
Unfortunately, many folks who intended to come were out canvassing for the city elections, and some campaigns doing last minute phone calls for 9/30 reporting needs. I also made a mistake by not giving weekly reminders to exhibitors. Live and learn.
Company was great, food great and plentiful, spirits high. I'll be happy to host another event.
Significant networking happened, and the comraderie was strong. Requests for a second event have been many. Although local TV news was present, we were not shown on TV.
Unfortunately, many folks who intended to come were out canvassing for the city elections, and some campaigns doing last minute phone calls for 9/30 reporting needs. I also made a mistake by not giving weekly reminders to exhibitors. Live and learn.
Company was great, food great and plentiful, spirits high. I'll be happy to host another event.
Friday, September 14, 2007
Come to a Progressive Networking Event Sept. 29
“The times they are a changing…”
AN INVITATION TO ACTION
On Saturday, September 29, from 12-4, Focus Ink will be hosting a progressive gathering where people can “Network for Change.”
Several dozen progressive groups, candidates and elected officials will be present to help form alliances for change.
There will be refreshments (food or drink donations welcome) and parking will be at Highland High School.
We hope you can join us. If you know of any groups that may benefit from having a table, have them contact Nancy Denker.... and spread the word!
See you on the 29th at Focus Ink, Inc.
35 Jefferson SE • 505-265-3497
3 blocks south of Central, 2 blocks east of Washington, at the southwest corner of Highland High facing Zuni.
AN INVITATION TO ACTION
On Saturday, September 29, from 12-4, Focus Ink will be hosting a progressive gathering where people can “Network for Change.”
Several dozen progressive groups, candidates and elected officials will be present to help form alliances for change.
There will be refreshments (food or drink donations welcome) and parking will be at Highland High School.
We hope you can join us. If you know of any groups that may benefit from having a table, have them contact Nancy Denker.... and spread the word!
See you on the 29th at Focus Ink, Inc.
35 Jefferson SE • 505-265-3497
3 blocks south of Central, 2 blocks east of Washington, at the southwest corner of Highland High facing Zuni.
Monday, July 30, 2007
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