Understanding printing is a rite of passage for all professional graphic designers. Some designers never understand it. Good thing the Internet came along to keep them employed. I truly love printing. It's a detailed, tactile process with possibilities limited only by imagination (and budget). When Johannes Gutenberg built his press in 1436, he invented an artform that would lead to the social and industrial revolutions that followed. The Chinese invented a system of printing using movable type as early as the 9th century, but it was Gutenberg's movable metal type that granted permanence and durability to the printed word. Gutenberg's press was all about getting ink on paper. Basically, someone would organize metal letters to make words, paragraphs and pages. Then someone else would roll ink on the tightly packed letters, put a piece of paper in the press, and mash the tightly packed letters against the piece of paper. Voila! The very first TV Guide.
Since 1436, the process has changed very little. We're still putting letters together to form words, paragraphs and pages; someone rolls the ink on the letters and then mashes the letters against a piece of paper. The digital revolution didn't change that. It did change how we put the letters together, and technology moved us from metal type to a more precise printing plate-making process, but we're still putting ink on paper.
My new clients typically fall into two categories: those who know they need a project designed (i.e. annual report, brochure, direct mail campaign), and those who tried to develop something in-house and gave up when it came time to print the thing. The former category typically ends up ahead of the game. Design and print are like the cast of Seinfeld—taken apart neither is very effective. They work together, so if you are a marketing or communications professional, your basic knowledge of the printing world is just as important as your ability to recognize good design.
The most important thing to remember is that printing is confusing. Even with a simple project, there is only one right way to print the job and about a thousand ways to print it wrong. If you need 5,000 copies of your fax form, you can confidently bring the original to a local print shop yourself. If you need 5,000 full-color brochures, call in the design troupes. Keep in mind that there are ways a designer can make a 2-color job carry the strength of a full-color job, or make a 1-color job exceptional by adding embossing or a die cut for the cost of a second color. If the words Pantone, spot, CMYK, and 4-color process make your head spin, please download this handy chart to help clarify these terms for you. The chart defines basic commercial printing terms and describes the variables that make print jobs rise in cost and complexity.
In honor of his invention, an international panel of scientists chose Gutenberg as the most outstanding person of the millennium. I agree. Today, printing is second to Agriculture as the largest industry in the world. It makes sense—who needs more than breakfast and the paper on a Sunday morning?
Audrey Nezer is an award-winning graphic designer in Seattle, Washington. Her company, Artifex Design, creates playful, edgy and effective marketing and communication materials for companies and organizations throughout the United States. Visit http://www.artifex.net to learn more (and win a prize!)
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Except for identical twins, each human has his or her own unique genome--the complete set of DNA, or genetic material, found in the 46 chromosomes of each cell. Scientists estimate that individuals differ in about 0.1% of their 3 billion DNA base pairs. Although people who make up a particular population group share common ancestors and are more likely to share some genetic sequences, scientists believe that individuals within a group are genetically more variable than the groups are.
Given these differences, all humans still share the same basic set of genes and genomic regulatory regions that control the development and maintenance of their biological structures and processes. The Human Genome Project's goal is to determine the DNA sequence for a complete "reference" human genome that will help orient researchers and provide them with tools for further studies of fundamental human biology. Because the genome of each person is unique and different samples will be used for sequencing, the reference sequence will not represent an exact match for any one person's genome.
Some researchers outside the Human Genome Project are beginning to look more closely at differences in DNA sequences of particular genomic regions to study the role of genetic variation in disease and susceptibilities. Researchers in the Environmental Genome Project, for example, plan to sequence about 200 genes from 1000 individuals to investigate how some genetic differences influence susceptibility to environmental exposures. Another group seeks to catalog genetic differences in groups around the world (see the Human Genome Diversity Project). Through these and other future studies, scientists will begin to identify and understand factors influencing health.
When applying for low interest credit cards, you may think you know what you are looking for. After all, it seems pretty clear. The lower the APR, the less money you will have to pay, right? In reality, this is not always the case. In fact, one factor you will need to take into consideration is whether the APR is variable or fixed. Then, you can make a far better decision when choosing from among the available low interest rate credit cards on the market.
Low Interest Credit Cards with Variable Interest Rates
Low interest credit cards with variable interest rates are those that fluctuate with the prime rate. The prime rate is the rate top United States banks pay to borrow money from the Federal Reserve. Therefore, you will often see interest rates written as the prime rate, plus an additional percentage APR in order to provide the bank with a profit.
When the prime rate is in a downward swing, as it has been in the past few years, these cards can be quite attractive to the consumer simply because the APR is lowered. On the other hand, these cards can have skyrocketing interest rates when the prime rate is soaring. In addition, many credit card companies place a minimum APR on the cards. This means the APR will never fall below a specific rate, regardless of where the prime rate stands. At the same time, your interest rate will increase as the prime rate increases - and you won't see credit card companies placing caps on how high these rates can become.
Low Interest Credit Cards with Fixed Rates
Low interest credit cards with fixed rates are those with interest rates that do not fluctuate or change. For example, if a credit card offers a 7.99% fixed interest rate, it means the interest rate will not become higher or lower that 7.99% - no matter what the prime rate may be. A word of caution, however: credit card companies have the right to change a fixed rate to a higher fixed rate by simply sending you a 30 day written notice. These notices can be very unassuming and in small print, and simply slipped in with your monthly billing statement. Therefore, it is important for you to read all paperwork included with your bill and to keep an eye out for changes in your fixed rate.
The Introductory Rate
When you shop through the numerous cheap credit cards available, you most likely pay the majority of your attention to the introductory rate. Usually, introductory rates on low interest rate credit cards are minimal and fixed. In fact, it is not unusual to see cheap credit cards with APRs of 0.00%. What you need to look at, however, is the APR after the introductory period is complete and whether it is variable or fixed. This is particularly important if you do not foresee yourself being able to pay your balances in full after the introductory period is complete.
The post-introductory period rate is often referred to as the "go rate." With most low interest credit cards, the go rate is variable and based on the prime rate. The go rate is not always the same from customer to customer because credit card companies generally offer better APRs to the customers with the best credit history.
Deciding Which is Best
Determining which of these types of low interest credit cards is best for you depends on your financial situation. If you pay your balance in full at the end of each billing cycle, it really doesn't matter if your rate is variable or fixed. On the other hand, it can be incredibly important if you do carry a balance. The perk to a fixed rate is that you are always sure of what your interest rate will be from month to month, so long as you make sure to read all information inserted along with your bill each month. This makes it easier to plan a budget and keep a closer eye on your finances. At the same time, you might save money in the long run by taking advantage of low interest credit cards with variable APRs when the prime rate is low. If you are disciplined enough to keep an eye on the fluctuating market and to take advantage of cheap credit cards when the rate is low, variable APR cards may be your best bet.
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Let's look at this above statement
How does the NASD feel about Variable Annuities? Living Benefit's consumer oriented product line? or National distrust? you decide...
This above position taken by the NASD is what continues the problems with the Variable Annuity industry because there is no official position taken on suitability and in it's marketing of living benefits to the seniors/retirees that are led to purchase a risk product with a false sense of safety conveyed that somehow their money is really not at risk.
But if the NASD is convinced that their Variable Annuity no longer presents itself as a risk,within the market risk products now because of all the added new enhanced living benefit guarantees? Then maybe they should petition the SEC to have it reviewed as a non-risk product regulated by the NASD.
After all any product that uses the word guaranteed as many times as in the Variable Annuity Presentation sale certainly must not be of any risk to any consumer.
I disagree with the above NASD statement and their broad position that it's not a question of whether the product is good or bad? What is considered real compliance with the National Association of Securities Dealers? Only that their products offered are OK ?
IT'S NOT GOOD AS CURRENTLY DESIGNED PEOPLE ARE MISLED BY THE USE OF THE WORD GUARANTEED IN A RISK PRODUCT...{ It's not the product but how it's being sold and to whom }
Is this for real ? Is this then being Compliant ?
It's a product by current design that in itself mis-leads.The word guaranteed is a word that should never be allowed to be expressed with a risk product. It conveys some type of assurance that's it's OK for you to buy this product and if this that or any other thing occurs you will be all right ! ! !
These problems will never go away because of this "misuse of the meaning guaranteed in a risk product." Is this suitability? Is this being compliant? Is this a commingle of product designs and definitions?
Does the NASD rules send out mixed signals? Are they now a regulator of ambitiousness? Are their rules an exercise in contradictions? Why all the problems? Is this type of risk confusion that they allowed in the Variable Annuity now reached a point beyond their regulatory control?
This extra fee layer that you can buy back part of your loss/risk should not be allowed to be used in any same/similar manner as the word is used in a real guaranteed from loss product. The only real guarantee is that you will have to pay fees...
It tends to convey total safety from any real market loss when in reality there is none and then again tries to change this risk product the Variable Annuity by design and definition into a thing that it's not.
Real product risk should be highlighted not hidden in design that can create this false sense of safety for a product that has direct exposure to the market and it's real potential of loss for any purchaser let alone a senior or retiree.
Unacceptable meaning in product design definition is the real issue folks.
Once again the recent March 2006 decision expressed by the NASD that it's OK for you to exchange you Variable Annuity for another because of better living benefits. Is this their idea of being in Compliance?
Then they get upset with product being offered that by design avoid principal loss and risk attack them as competition when in reality they are the ones who have decided to allow a [ commingle of two different product worlds ]{guaranteed from loss products vs risk products with so called "living benefits"} & actually wonder why all so many complaint's still abound.[ Jump Ball vs Ping Pong Ball ] The Index Annuity vs the Variable Annuity.
The NASD refers to a Index Annuity as a "jump ball product" this is a term that should have applied to their "new Variable Annuity with living benefits" allowing to make a risk product into something it is not....a pretend to jump from risk to no risk with a introduction of the the word guaranteed in a risk product.
I'm really not sure the NASD does understand any real product difference.
Their boss had said Index Annuities are just too complicated to understand ! so based on these type of comments they just not might understand any real product difference between a true guaranteed from loss product compared to the Variable Annuity with living benefits? It could be rethinking time for the Annuity basics for the higher ranks instead of attack misdirect and then attack some more.
The accreditation method of Index Annuities is not the real issue as the NASD would like you to believe although it does have many methods to reflect your potential for gain without risk to principal. It's not so difficult or confusing that almost 27 billion a year are marketed within this safe product.
These different accreditation methods offer great selection choices for the consumer. This is what's known also as fair market competition between one product or Annuity carrier with another.Just as in any case not all of the safe Index Annuity products are suitable for each and every clients needs.This is why the Index Annuity is offered in different accreditation methods and also different time spans of involvement.
It should not to be the issue as the NASD describes that the the two products are similar in risk etc. A Index Annuity is considered a"safe money product" where a Variable Annuity is considered a" risk product" both by design and definition trying to create confusion in this area is a NASD tactic only.
The Variable Annuity has direct exposure to market risks where as the Index Annuity uses market performance as a external guide only an without direct exposure to the markets and your principal is not a risk.
The NASD representative your Variable Annuity writer dodges a suitability bullet by marketing the Living Benefits in bulk to their consumer then takes a position that because of the guaranteed living benefits all suitability issues have been resolved is this safe thinking for the senior and retired needs?
The NASD as well as the SEC is happy to go along with this BS.. up until of course the next "major complaint unfolds" then it's time to be fined..... only in America. Complaints and fines will continue Variable Annuity products do mislead and it's not in how they are sold and to whom but what it's claims it will do and doesn't after all is not sales perception everything.
Greed to capture the fixed rate{real guaranteed market}is now what's caused all these problems to begin with and false benefit guarantees that have been allowed to be fee forced on the Public in a risk product.
Living benefits are a"misrepresentation in risk reality"created to increase fees and misleading guarantees that allow the misuse of the word guaranteed that serves only to create an illusion that you are not in a risk product at all.
Guaranteed Minimum Withdrawal Benefits GMWB Guaranteed Minimum Income Benefit GMIB
Guaranteed Minimum Accumulation Benefit GMAB Guaranteed Minimum Death Benefits GMDB.
I could go on and on. These fee based riders are designed to increase the cost of risk products yet "pound into the buyer is the word guaranteed" leaving them then think that by the conclusion of the sale process"their money is not really at any risk at all" but actually is guaranteed from any market loss.
Now they have convinced the SEC to join them in "witch hunts" starting in Florida to go after anyone giving "seminars to Seniors" I guess looking for more fine money they really can't be taking a position the retired are better off in a risk products for all their retirement money or can they?
The NASD has to clean up it's own act starting with this guaranteed Variable Annuity nonsense first and the SEC should be on their case also instead of looking at those who are trying to protect seniors/ retired from product that create false issues.
Why is there still so many complaints/ fines is it because of the guarantees that don't? and why do they call these living benefits when death is required to collect on sum? If this were my retirement money I'm not so sure I would like to die or wait the remainder of my life to get back just what was put in..
If any regulatory agency deserves to be fined it's the NASD for allowing this to continue.The annuity industry flounders on any clear cut rules for senior and retiree safety allowing State regulators to be set off on their own style of interpretation of what's to be safe and considered suitable or not etc.
Do they want to keep [ all retirement dollars at risk in retirement? ] I don't think this type thinking really meets the Principles and Code of Ethical Market Conduct ?
State regulators can not really regulate security products already a tilt in fairness has been created against the fixed/index annuity industry.
Once it allowed this word "guaranteed" to be bounced around the room in a Variable Annuity presentation without prejudice and any avoidance as much as any ping pong ball knowing all too well that any misuse of this word in any sale presentation for any risk product is all to easy to lead into the many misunderstandings that can be created for any age bracket.
This should not be allowed to happen when dealing with any ones retirement savings.
The"living benefits"might have saved the Variable Annuity industry but at what cost?
Never has any product generated so much national public distrust it really abounds but the NASD taken in a fortune in fines. They have allowed this problem to continue and are the only ones who can resolve it. Take away the NASD ability to profit from fines and objectivity might return to the issues at hand.
Does the Variable Annuity Industry today reflect National Distrust? 464,000 pages in just one browser below but it's the Index Annuity that they want to take the heat! Why is that..........
Has any risk product generated so much in fines for the NASD?? Do you think the misuse of the word & meaning for guaranteed product has created this problem?? At the rate the "NASD fines everyone" you would thing that they only have total idiots to market this risk product amazing.
I don't believe that at all but what is very obvious the NASD has found a good thing with Variable Annuities in more ways then one. Some how the words regulating and or orchestrating have seem to create these not so impressive results that have been achieved here. [ 464,000 pages of complaint issues ] on just one browser not a record I would like to hang my hat on.....The question who is really paying for these remarkable results has to be asked?
Variable Annuity Complaints Results 1 - 10 of about 464,000 for Variable Annuity Complaints. (0.16 seconds) http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=Variable+Annuity+Complaints&btnG=Search
NASD Should You Exchange Your Variable Annuity?
(Updated March 2, 2006) is this for real?
There are various reasons why a variable annuity contract holder may want to exchange an existing variable annuity contract.
Many annuity contracts now offer premium - sometimes called bonus - credits toward the value of your contract, of a specified percentage ranging from 1-5% for each purchase payment you make.
Also, in recent years, there have been new developments in annuity features, especially in variable annuities, that are valid reasons to consider an exchange. The number of investment options has increased. Less expensive variable annuity contracts have been created. Death and living benefits have been enhanced. Also, with the growth in the stock market in the 1990s, many insurance contract holders have wanted to take part in that growth.These are all valid reasons for considering exchanging one insurance contract for another.
The P variable is a special data array identifier that can be used to reference any indicator or price plot. Although it's called the 'P' variable it doesn't work like a variable. It works similarly to other data array identifiers, the only difference being it's more versatile.
The reason it's called a variable is because it can be changed depending on which indicator or price plot it's referencing. To select an indicator or price plot, click once on the item and small squares appear evenly spaced along the item. When selected we can now use this information by referencing the P variable. The syntax is simply 'P'. Thus, by simply typing 'P' in a formula, in place of other data array identifiers, we can reference our selected information. (e.g., 'HHV(P,20)' and 'Mov(P,10,E)' etc).
EXAMPLE
The following example was taken from MetaStock's help file:
The following custom indicator plots an "MACD-type" indicator (i.e., the difference between a 12 period and a 26 period exponential moving average) of the plot it is dropped on.
Mov( P, 12, E) - Mov( P, 26, E)
If you plot the predefined Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicator and then drop the above custom indicator on it from the QuickList, the result will be an MACD of the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicator.
Of course, you could write the preceding formula without using the "P" identifier as shown below, but you would have to modify it if you wanted an MACD of an indicator other than the Relative Strength Index (RSI).
Mov( RSI(C,20), 12, E) - Mov(RSI(C,20), 26, E)
APPLICATION
Although there are numerous uses for the P variable, perhaps its most functional use is within an exploration. By using the P variable it becomes possible to compare securities against a selected base security. This concept forms the basis of our Relative Strength Comparison (RSC) explorer. Later, in The Explorer chapter, we'll examine this in depth (Refer to page 154).
That said, here's a bit of a teaser. Basically the P variable represents a pre-selected price plot that is chosen before the exploration is run. Then wherever we've made reference to the P variable, MetaStock will reference this selected price plot. In that way, we can use a base security by which to compare other charts. For example, we can compare market sectors against a chosen market index. We can then rank these sectors to find out which ones are performing the strongest; and from there we can identify which shares fall within these sectors.
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.Variable Whole LIfe Insurance is much like a traditional whole life policy in that it has a fixed premium with the addition of an underlying investment account commonly referred to as a "separate account". It does not however, contain the same guarantees of principle or interest that are typically found in traditional whole life contracts.
The major distinction between the two is that the owner of the policy (policyowner) may allocate the policy premium, after deductions for expense costs, into a sub or separate account that is held by the insurer.
This is different from other forms of permanent coverage that have the monies held in a "general account".
In a sub or separate account, monies can be invested into bonds, growth stock funds, money market accounts, real property accounts and a balanced fund account. The insurer has to keep a separate account for the purposes of these sub accounts that are available to the policyowner. This is primarily due to the fact that insurance companies are partially restricted as to what types of investments that they can make with monies held in general accounts.
Variable Whole Life Insurance was primarily designed to act as a "hedge against inflation". In return for the POTENTIAL growth of investments in these sub accounts, the owner of the policy has to assume the downside risk of poor investment performance.
When selecting a company to purchase a Variable Whole Life Insurance Policy, be sure to carefully review the accompanying prospectus filed with the SEC, which should always be provided by the insurance company prior to contract signing.
Before you make a decision, compare the rates, investment accounts and policy premiums of several companies.
Make an educated decision. http://www.lifeinsurance4all.com is a free tool that you can use to instantly compare life insurance policies and quotes from the nation's top insurers.
Christy Love is a retired life insurance agent with over 30 years of experience in helping people protect what matters most... their families. As an Ezinearticles.com expert author, Christy enjoys sharing her knowledge of life insurance with the online community.
Though most of the time variable data digital printings are being done in digital presses, however knowing does it work is still relevant for who knows you will need it at one point of your life. Knowing things that are related at your kind of work is really practical.
Knowing how variable data digital printing are being prepared and printed really make sense for you to be able to relate and understand its processes. Let us go first on how it is being prepared. Since variable data digital printing is just like any other kind of digital printing that requires significant things that would give corresponding successful results.
Have a list of your design and the concept that you want to emphasize in the document. Documents maybe brochures, letters, postcards, business cards, catalogs and others that will be sent to prospect individuals so, let your concept and design mix and match with each other to achieve a total desirable effect.
Choose your specifications. Put an indication in your file that the certain part of the document will be retained in every printing with specific fonts and font sizes were indicated. Consider also the part in the document that will be changed according to theme or specifications given.
Along with that the paper and the color that will be needed should also be indicated and well harmonized with one another. Remember that the color of your printed document would draw-in or not your target customers. You just need to do necessary adjustments and customization in order for your document to fill in their interests and needs.
All those digital files should be in a database or spreadsheet. That would make every important file to be used in your document safe and for reference purposes. However, if you will let a commercial printing services do it for you, they have skilled and creative professionals that would link your documents from the database to the digital press that would print your final document. Final result of excellent unique printed documents would come out because of variable data digital printing. High quality printed customized documents ready at your doorstep.