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Canon to Unveil the Next Standard in Engineering with the New imagePROGRAF TX Series at PRINT 17
7, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Continuing to broaden its lineup of large-format devices, Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, has announced ... including a new pigment ink, print head and enhanced security capabilities, as well as a new ...
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Lexmark dumps inkjet arm, sacks 1,700
"Our investments are focused on higher value imaging and software solutions ... was pulling the plug. Lexmark's move comes as the general outlook for the inkjet market looks a little grim. In HP's recent financial results its printing and imaging division ...
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Reason TV: Where Are the Female Libertarians? Allison Gibbs on the Ladies of Liberty Alliance
You would tell me to get help if I weren’t irretrievably whacko, and then advised Godiva that she shouldn’t be pandering to people who need mental help. And baiting the insane is no genius move either ... are turning them into victims of the state.
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THIS is why we invest in science. This.
And not just in dollars and cents. See that picture above? It shows a new type of rocket engine design. Usually, fuel is pumped into a chamber where the chemicals ignite and are blown out the other end, creating thrust. The design pictured above does this ...
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The Dark Inevitability of Zionism
You cannot introduce one people, in this case a large number of Europeans who happen to be Jewish, into a territory populated by hundreds ... entered a potentially more civilized, post-colonial age. —When this happened the Zionist project instantly ...
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ZDNet's Ultimate Black Friday 2011 guide to deals and steals
To help you navigate this increasingly complex, multi-platform shopping extravaganza, we're sifting every ad from retailers across America for the latest tech deals available to you this year. Where possible, we'll also make note of the start times and ...
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Why Iran, U.S. aren’t on quite the same side in fight against Islamic State
It might seem counter-intuitive to think that attacking the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, would damage Iran or Shi’ite interests in the Middle East. After all, Iran shares the West’s concerns about the radical Sunni group and is in a tacit ...
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dear politicians: if you claim the Christian God as your own, here’s your benchmark
I get it. Christians are known more for what they are against and for having perfected culture war tactics–and the grotesquely fearful and hateful versions of Christianity peddled by ambitious politicians doesn’t help the Christian image one bit.
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Charged With a Crime? Better Check Your Facebook Pictures
Earlier this year, the realms of law and new media collided when Lori Drew was hit with federal charges for creating a fake MySpace page and harassing a neighboring teenager, who then committed suicide. In another case of courtrooms v. technology ...
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the Newsweek Christmas rant on the Bible: naive, over-the-top–and basically right
Kurt Eichenwald’s Christmas missive in Newsweek, “The Bible ... Welcome to the world of translating ancient languages into modern idioms. You and I may know that, but a modern-day Spinoza wanting to squash Michele Bachmann’s biblical support ...
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