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Get Efficient: Much of the bindery machinery produced was built to the "heavy iron" standards. Properly maintained, these systems could produce for 10 years or more (in some cases, MUCH more). But that doesn’t mean that they meet the new efficiency demands of rapid makeready and low-labor input. New binding and cutting systems are light-years faster and more efficient than older ones, and can produce both high-quality long- and short-run work with lower manning requirements.

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“I don’t pull punches. I’m not Booker T. Washington. I’m not going to compromise with you,” he said, referring to the black leader and educator who advocated educational and economic advancement over political or social equality for African-Americans during the Jim Crow era. “If we are going to have this conversation, we’re going to do so on an uncompromising level. We’re going to tell the truth as we see fit and stand up and represent ourselves.”

"E-readers, which was once a promising category, saw its sales peak in 2011. Its success was short-lived, as it spiraled downwards within a year with the entry of tablets," Euromonitor said in a research note.

On top of that, the seemingly bottomless appetite among readers for a handful of blockbuster titles has tightened the bottleneck at the printing presses, consuming what little slack there was in the system. Woodward’s “Fear” has sold nearly 2 million copies in all formats, while Michelle Obama’s “Becoming,” which came out in November, has sold 3.8 million copies.

Amal Hussain is a 7-year-old Yemeni girl with a haunting gaze whose image sits atop our latest report from Yemen, a country plunged into war and on the brink of a catastrophic famine.

SAN FRANCISCO — The people who are closest to a thing are often the most wary of it. Technologists know how phones really work, and many have decided they don’t want their own children anywhere near them.

There are three talks on the early modern period, including a talk about early modern women’s texts by Marie-Louise Coolahan and Mark Empey, a talk on embroidered bookbindings of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries by Gilly Wraight, and one by Stephanie Fell titled “Women’s Hidden Work: Innovative and Creative Descriptive Practices for the Lisa Unger Baskin Collection at the Rubenstein Library, Duke University.” Fell will be discussing the work of catalogers at Duke to create access to topics of scholarly interest – like women and provenance or women printers.

Ms. Karefa-Smart still remembers the excitement she felt when a box holding the finished copies of “Little Man, Little Man” arrived.

Shawn Hewitt, a paper money researcher who has studied Pre-Star Replacement Notes extensively, has identified two distinct fonts (old and new style) used for regular and replacement notes. While the differences may go undetected to the untrained eye, close examination confirms the different font styles, allowing identification of Pre-Star Replacements.

Gatov wanted to use lots of prepositions so her grandchildren would be introduced to the idea. This was the one for "into."