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We print t-shirts and one our customer is based in Ireland. I'm wondering if there's anything I can do as far as hiring a lawyer in Ireland to go and prosecute the case locally or really what my limitations are. Through hearsay he's basically said: "What are they gonna do, come after me? I'm in Ireland!". I'd like to prove him wrong if at all possible. The balance due is only ~$1800 and I don't mind all of that going directly to legal fees if it's possible to prove a point. Advice?

I was looking at the google fiber page and it's funny/sad that you can see the geographical divides of both money and technology here in Kansas City. I'm pretty sure that where I live that we're going to have it, but I want everyone to be able to experience it that can.

I was searching around and came across this fundraiser by the non-profit Connecting for Good. I was wanting to do something very similar to this, namely donating the free internet for 7 years to families living in poverty. This non-profit is trying to do the same thing essentially, so I'm just going to throw my money at it.

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I found this blog entry awhile back and figured I'd share how I came to learn the basics of separating prints for CMYK printing. This covers all of the basics including the frequency and angle of your halftones which is key in creating a good full color print.

I used these steps to separate my first 4 color process print about 5 years ago. I setup the screens in the order of C-M-Y-K on the press. After looking at the first mixture of colors when the magenta printed over the cyan my brain kinda exploded. When the press came full circle I had an amazing image and was sure the only pl