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Sunday, December 30, 2012

Logo for Australia


FLAG OF AUSTRALIA
Australia's Flag
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Australia is one of the most urbanized countries in the world yet has a strong connection with the bush. Australian literature, art, and folklore is significantly about stories of settlers hardships on the land, bushrangers that roamed the countryside stealing, squatters who searched for new land to settle and farm, sheep shearers, and miners hoping to strike it rich. These examples of Australian expression have one common theme; they are all stories of hardships, of ordinary poor people searching for something more from life. They are stories of battlers (a famous saying in Australia is "Aussie battler") and Australian's have a strong desire to support the under dog or battler.
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DESIGN JOB COSTS


Costing a Design Job

Fixed Cost


DESIGN INVOICE
*PRICES ABOVE ARE BASED  FOR A JUNIOR DESIGNER # FOOD + NUTRITION + CLOTHES TO BE SUPPLIED BY OTHER KEY PARTIES + shoes to be endorsed by certified design school teacher.
In economics, fixed costs are business expenses that are not dependent on the level of goods or services produced by the business. They tend to be time-related, such as salaries or rents being paid per month, and are often referred to as overhead costs. This is in contrast to variable costs, which are volume-related (and are paid per quantity produced).

In management accounting, fixed costs are defined as expenses that do not change as a function of the activity of a business, within the relevant period. For example, a retailer must pay rent and utility bills irrespective of sales.

In marketing, it is necessary to know how costs divide between variable and fixed. This distinction is crucial in forecasting the earnings generated by various changes in unit sales and thus the financial impact of proposed marketing campaigns. In a survey of nearly 200 senior marketing managers, 60 percent responded that they found the "variable and fixed costs" metric very useful.

Saturday, December 22, 2012

UNITY THROUGH DIVERSITY


THIS IS OUR FLAG

THIS IS OUR FLAG
Three important symbols – the Union Jack, the Southern Cross and the Commonwealth Star together form the Australian National Flag:
The Australian National Flag symbolises our country's values and traditions. It acknowledges our history as well as the birth of the Commonwealth of Australia in 1 901. It has inspired generations of Australians since it was first flown on 3 September 1901, a day we commemorate each year as 'Flag Day'. It unifies a people with a heritage as diverse as any on earth and exemplifies the nation's commitment to egalitarianism, tolerance, freedom and opportunity for all.

Saturday, December 1, 2012

TRAVEL TIPS AUSTRALIA


Tips for Travelers

Sometimes Traders Won't Tell You the Truth about Where They Obtained Their Products

PAULIE THE PARROT
TRUE BLUE 

If you are thinking of bringing wildlife souvenirs or products into Australia, or taking them out of the country. make sure you do it according to the law. As well as approvals from Customs and the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service, some wildlife products will need permits from the Australian Government's Department of the Environment and Heritage. 

Friday, November 30, 2012

Book Binding


Binding Methods

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DIVIDED ISRAELITE KINGDOMS

Binding is the process of gathering folded signatures using one of several methods. In saddle-stitch binding, signatures are gathered to form a common spine and then stitched with staples. Perfect binding involves gathering groups of signatures, grinding the bound edge, and gluing the signatures at the spine into a one-piece paper cover.

The final process in printing involves scoring, folding, collating and gathering, sewing (stitching), end papering (for books), trimming and casing.

Thursday, November 29, 2012

CORPORATE BRANDING


WiFi Coffee Shop Logo

WiFi COFFEE SHOP LOGO
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TYPOGRAPHY BOOK

indesign imposition

Typo Book

The term ‘imposition’ is a printing technique, whereby pages of a publication are placed in a certain
sequence ready for printing. Once these pages are printed, they are folded for binding and are in the
correct order for reading.

IMPOSITION
IMPOSITIONED
The individual pages of the publication are ‘impositioned’ or arranged on a large sheet called a ‘flat’, this is
then used to produce the plates used for printing.

The plate prints a single ‘form’ or impression from the flat. The other side of the sheet is printed back to
back in a process called ‘work and turn’ or ‘work and tumble’ (depending on the printing machine).

The sheet is then folded into a ‘signature’, and then bound along with other signatures. Once bound the
publication is trimmed.

Tuesday, November 27, 2012

NON-STOP PRINTING


Located in Hollywood, California But Serves People all 

Around


Services include: Digital Printing
                   
                              Oversized Posters

                              Binding and Finishing

                              Offset Printing

Friday, November 23, 2012

FIBER OPTICS

Super Fast Internet-Broadband

Approach to Environment

Is this workplace and/or sponsors environmentally aware about their environment record and footprint?

Yes they are aware and have many policies and guidelines in place:

NBN Co will provide the broadband infrastructure necessary to allow smart, connected and sustainable communities to be built. The services that will be offered by NBN Co's partners - service providers, will assist Australia in tackling climate change. 

For example, service providers may offer video conferencing that can remove the need to travel for face-to-face meetings.

PAPER PRODUCTION


Australian Paper



SUSTAINABLE BEST PRACTICES


Monitoring Targets 

Some ideas to achieving the target would include:



TEXAS THE LONE STAR STATE
ONLY THE STRONG
  • Turning off lights at night.



  • Encourage the administration to always print double-sided to reduce energy usage.

SUSTAINABLE REPORT


Monitor Performance

Triple Bottom Line

Choose Australian Paper, a large organisation and source its Sustainability Report.

Australian Paper


Maryvale Victoria’s Largest Industrial Renewable Energy Generator producing more than 50% of its own energy needs.

Lignin is used as a fuel to produce steam which in turn generates power.

15% of recycled water purchased which lowers resources used to produce each tonne of paper.


Your specification of locally made paper contributes significantly to Australia's social, economic and environmental future and well-being.

For every tonne of Australian Paper that you specify, you can receive an independently assured statement of impact against triple bottom line metrics that are consistent with the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI). Through our Tonne of Value Australian Paper can thus provide you with a reportable and credible triple bottom line paper account. Your decision to choose Australian made paper helps take risk out of your supply chain and shows your key stakeholders that you are a responsible organisation. One that aligns values with responsible actions, which can be shared with all stakeholders.

Report with confidence.

Now you can report with confidence your paper consumption impact. For every tonne of Australian made paper you purchase, there is a helping contribution to Australia's triple bottom line. If you adhere to GRI reporting methods, produce an annual sustainability report and use metrics to support your sustainability journey, then specifying Australian made paper will align with your goals. Not only can your paper choice help provide a Tonne of Value for Australia's triple bottom line, but also yours.







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WHAT IS OXFAM UNWRAPPED?

ENERGY STARS


Implement Performance Improvement Strategies

Purchasing
now and 2eva
fair-trade-compliant
checklist

Using the purchasing checklist research the purchase of the following:
(note all three items will be over $1,000).
  • fridge
  • photocopier
  • printer

Activity

Write a report on the following:
  • Which make and model of product do you recommend?
  • Why you made this recommendation.
  • Energy efficiency comparison of the products you considered.
  • What is the likely energy saving in buying this product?
  • Other information you find interesting and relevant.
Fridge

Refrigeration equipment
Energy Savings Checklist
  • Insulate distribution system and end use storerooms
  • Retrofit electronic expansion valves to reciprocating water chiller sets
  • Has the system been changed to run with hydrocarbon refrigerants?
  • Improve chilled circulation/heat transfer
  • Adjust suction temperature to maximise efficiency and maintain product temperature
  • Maintain defrost on all fan coils
  • Increase use of cold room space by closing off unused section.
  • http://www.resourcesmart.vic.gov.au/for_businesses/energy_efficiency_2296.html

I came across this site http://www.sokitt.com/
Great choice of comparisons for appliances!http://www.sokitt.com/compare2/compare.php?type=rf






The fridge that I would recommend would be the:
420L Electrolux Fridge ETM4200SCLH
Because it has the highest energy star rating, it has a good brand name and it suits my budget.
The energy star rating for the fridge is 4 while the 330L Smeg Fridge FAB32V-7
Has an energy star rating of 2.5 and the 510L Electrolux Fridge EBE5107BA has an energy star rating of 3.
The energy saving for the fridge would be 349.00kWh/yr. which is a lot less than the other two fridges which are 420.00kWh/yr. and 406.00kWh/yr.

Features

·Frost free
·Hidden hinges
·Door close assist
·Fresh logic® deodoriser
·Deli-drawer
·Anodised wine caddy
·Full-width crisper on easy glide slides
·Humidity controlled
·Half-width dairy compartment with lid
·Egg tray
·Interior fridge light
·Removable mould resistant seals
·Twist ice server
·Ice cube storage bin
·Food freezing guide
·Adjustable front rollers
·Rear rollers
·Also known as Electrolux ETM4200SC-L

Dimensions

Suitable for small to medium households, this Electrolux refrigerator is energy efficient, stylish, and quiet. The classic top-mount design makes it easy to access your frozen food, and the humidity-controlled crisper will prolong the freshness of your fruit and veggies. Plus the curved stainless steel door is mark-resistant and beautiful to look at.
This Electrolux fridge uses a non-synthetic refrigerant (R600a) which is a more environmentally-friendly alternative to the hydro fluorocarbon R134a used in most other fridges. This makes it the perfect choice for anyone who is concerned about environmental sustainability.
Packed with features, this fridge also gives you a range of handy storage options including a twist ice server and an anodised wine caddy which is great for entertaining. There is also a deli drawer, an egg tray, and a dairy compartment for added convenience.
Constructed from premium quality materials, the Electrolux ETM4200SCLH is designed to stand up to the demands of a busy family.

Key Features

Non-synthetic R600a refrigerant

Designed with the planet in mind, this fridge uses a more environmentally-friendly refrigerant to significantly reduce its level of gas emissions.

Best in class energy efficiency

This fridge is in the top 25% of the most energy efficient appliances on the Australian and New Zealand market.

FreshLogic® deodoriser

Unique to Electrolux, the FreshLogic® deodoriser keeps your fridge smelling fresh by absorbing strong odours.

Professionally inspired

Professionally inspired European styling brings you mark-resistant stainless steel doors, attractive full-length handles, and classic curved doors.

Easy-glide access

The telescopic runners on the crisper drawer provide effortless access to your fresh food.

Humidity control

Humidity controls on the crisper bin creates the ideal storage environment to keep your fruit and vegetables fresh and delicious.

Reducing Waste

Although we have made great improvements in our waste disposal habits over recent years, there are still lots of ways we can do more.




Photocopier

Environmentally Friendly Photocopiers and Office Equipment

Environmentally Friendly photocopiers and other office equipment are crucial to workplace energy-saving and waste-reduction. Many measures (procedural and technical) have been implemented by equipment manufacturers, dealers and distributors - even before the government's introduction of measures via legislation such as the WEEE directive. Additionally, all government departments and private enterprise organisations have become acutely aware in recent years of the need for the implementation of energy-efficiency measures - not least to address bottom-line profitability as well as the wider responsibility to reduce climate change.

Environmental Issues: Recycling

Office equipment including photocopiers which previously ended up on landfill sites are no longer able to do so under the WEEE directive. The WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) directive affects those involved in the manufacture, selling and distribution, recycling or treating of any electronic equipment. Included in the range of items affected are household appliances, Information Technology and Telecommunications Equipment, audio visual and lighting equipment, electrical and electronic tools, surgical and hospital equipment and automatic dispensers and of course, office equipment including photocopiers.
The aim of the WEEE directive is to reduce the waste generated from electrical and electronic equipment. The directive is also designed to ensure an improvement in the environmental procedures of all those involved in the life cycle of electrical and electronic products. Manufacturers, sellers and distributors of office equipment are responsible for taking back and recycling electrical and electronic equipment. They are also required to achieve a series of rigorous recycling and recovery targets for different categories of appliance. Responsibilities can be discharged in a number of ways, including financial contributions.

Environmental Issues: Energy Efficiency and Fossil Fuel Consumption

Apart from computers and associated print devices, photocopiers are without doubt the most common items of office equipment in use today. Due to the need to be used "on demand", they can incur a significant environmental cost in terms of energy and paper usage and consequent greenhouse gas emissions.

Energy Efficiency with Power Management

Power management features are important for saving energy and an easy way to reduce air pollution. Energy efficient photocopiers provide a significant step towards reducing the environmental impact of office photocopiers. Such machines come provided with an “energy saving" mode so that when not in use they "power down". This feature alone can reduce the energy needed to support the machine in periods of low activity by up to 60% or even more.

Energy Efficiency with Technical Innovation

A major energy-saving feature of the latest Canon photocopiers is the Canon "On-Demand" fusing system. The latest Canons use a thin fixing film, rather than a thick heating roller. They also use an efficient ceramic heating element, rather than a halogen heater. With these twin innovations, Canon achieves greatly improved energy efficiency and lower heat requirements. Heat is applied only when paper is passed through the fixing mechanism and images are "fixed" via the fixing film. In addition to this, Canon’s technology can allow the photocopier to make the transition between a cool energy-saving "sleep mode" to full operating temperatures in less than 10 seconds. This is a major advantage over conventional systems, which typically take more than one minute.
A similarly innovative system is also available on the latest Konica Minolta bizbub series, including the bizhub C451. The induction heating fusing technology on the bizhub C451 is also one which minimises energy consumption and maximises energy efficiency, by fusing at a lower temperature.

For More Information on Energy Saving Office Equipment

Such technology is paving the way to increased energy efficiency - especially when coupled with an increase in the availability of "duplex" (paper-saving double-sided copying and printing) as standard, and the adoption of office disciplines in the curtailing of unnecessary paper creation via electronic Document Management Systems designed to operate with digital photocopiers.

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Toshiba's Eco-Friendly Office Copier Prints Erasable Documents




A new copy machine by Toshiba hopes to be the next big thing for paper-conscious offices. It prints documents that can be erased instantly by heating the pages, and the paper can be used up to five times before needing to be recycled. The toner is heat-sensitive, and loses colour when warmed up. But what happens if you leave your important documents in the hot car? According to CrunchGear, the printer with its erasable paper can result in a "60% cut in carbon dioxide emissions, when compared with using four sheets of paper. The copier can make 20 to 30 copies a minute and will cost about 20-30% more than conventional copiers with a similar performance, according to a report in The Nikkei (Japan's biggest business daily)." The company hopes to commercialise the copy machines sometime during the next fiscal year.

It reminds us a little of a giant version of the PrePeat.
The idea is very intriguing -- at least at first. After all, isn't it perfect that an office could reuse paper up to five times? While it sounds like a great way to curb the consumption of paper by offices, there are a few issues that shake the "green" label for the machine. For instance, at what rate will paper get heated and reused, rather than saved (since the purpose of a copy machine is to have hard copies of a document on hand), and does the energy that goes into heating the paper eat into any carbon savings by minimising paper use? And what chemicals are used in heat-sensitive ink -- it might be far less green than using soy-based inks.
We aren't convinced that this is necessarily a green solution all around, and it underscores the fact that the greenest thing to do with copiers is just not use them. Avoiding printing in the first place is more practical than investing in this new machine.



Big Steps with a smaller Footprint


Toshiba proudly introduces its greenest MFD ever

Toshiba’s commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility encourages major efforts to reduce the impact of our activities on the environment. Promoting good environmental management practices across all of our products and business processes, the new e-STUDIO255/305/355/455 MFDs can boast the following environmentally friendly enhancements.

The new e-STUDIO255/305/355/455 Multi-Function Device (MFD) efficiently outputs crisp monochrome images at speeds of 25 ppm to 45 ppm. Scanning in colour it empowers use of digital document storage and retrieval for considerate paper usage and improved work flow. Together with the following innovations, we can all comfortably contribute to environmental improvement activities.


ENERGY SAVING

Utilising Toshiba’s latest SOC (System on Chip) technology feature “Super Sleep Mode” the MFD consumes only 1W of power whilst in standby, in this mode it will be automatically woken for FAX and LAN activities.


WASTE TONER RECYCLING SYSTEM

100% of all waste toner is used for imaging resulting in a system that conserves resources, reduces cost and is kinder to the environment.


PAPER/TONER SAVING

Hold Print – this feature holds jobs at the MFD ready to output at the user’s convenience eliminating loss and wastage of documents. 

Omit Blank Page - removes blank sheets from documents saving on unnecessary wasted paper. Auto Duplex – this mode can be set as default cutting paper usage by 50%.


N in 1 – documents can be thumb nailed for archiving (up to 32 pages) onto a single sheet with substantial savings in paper and toner usage.

Proof Print – eliminates wasted output by allowing the user to preview just one completed set at the MFD before committing to the rest of the job.

Outside Erase – eliminates black background when copying or scanning books or other 3D objects, the resultant images are not only cleaner but result in a reduction of toner usage.

Toner Save Mode – lets users print their documents in a legible output whilst saving toner, perfect for drafts.


LONG LIFE CONSUMABLES

Consumables are designed to last longer, reducing the frequency of periodic maintenance.


COMPLIANCE – DESIGN TO DISPOSAL

Using the “concept to grave” design model, the e-STUDIO 255/305 and 355/455 are designed to fully comply with the world’s most stringent standards such as Energy Star Tier2, Blue Angel Mark and R Ohs requirements of the European Union.


HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES REDUCTION

Products are lead free, Vinyl chloride-free, and Halogen-free.


LIGHTER/MORE COMPACT

the new lighter and more compact design means more efficient shipping and as a direct result a reduction of CO² emissions. Compared to predecessor, size has been reduced by up to 33%, weight by up to 31% and the number of parts by up to 30%.


RECYCLED MATERIAL

these new MFDs utilise packaging manufactured from recycled materials which can be returned for further recycling. In fact, over 14% of each new MFD is manufactured from recycled materials and the whole device is 100% totally recyclable.


SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Toshiba contributes to sustainable development in two ways: by supporting environmentally friendly values and by reducing the environmental impact of its products and business practices. Toshiba strives to be eco-friendly in all activities including procurement of raw materials and components, product design, production, and distribution. In line with this policy, Toshiba’s environmentally friendly MFDs feature recycled materials and are highly efficient with energy and other resources.



Photocopying is comparatively more Eco friendly then printing, the reason being it involved less consumption of ink. But a lot it depends on need and requirement of the user. If there is an option to use either one of them then in that case photocopying is best one to go for.


Success Stories



NASA's Environmental Approach to Copiers

NASA's unique "cost-per-copy" agency-wide contract, which means the agency purchases copy services rather than machines, allowed the inclusion of several environmental features important to NASA, including recycled paper and energy-efficiency. As a result, the agency estimates it will save approximately $4.5 million during the 5-year span of the contract. In a cost-per-copy contract environment, the contractor provides convenient copiers, all supplies including toner (which previously was a separate, high-cost item for all NASA sites), preventive maintenance, repairs and repair parts, training, moves, and associated labour costs. These convenience copiers were viewed as an easy item to consolidate into one agency wide contract that could yield considerable savings. Consolidating NASA's copier needs into one contract significantly reduced administrative costs associated with contracts being competed, awarded, administered, and closed out.



Below is a link to a site with an eco Calculator:



I could not find any photocopiers with the energy star rating at


I rang EPA Victoria on 1300 372 842 and I asked them and all they could think of was the energy rating website.

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