| A recent read through the Atlas Pressman Manual revealed an interesting phenomenon. Did you know that BODY PARTS are hidden throughout the book? We found more than 15 of them! |
|  All of the listed "body part" homonyms are found in the Atlas Pressman's Manual. Some are obvious as to their meaning... others not so much! And although many of them can be found in the SAFETY section using their "human" definition, every one of these has a NON-BODY meaning in the manual as well!
This word play correlation was discovered recently while reviewing the pressman manuals for typos and clarity. The newest versions are stored in the User Group, where you can download if needed, or just take a peek to see if you're a press vocabulary whiz! |
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| THE LIST See if you can define these BEFORE you look them up. ( ) Rounded parentheses refer to the number found at the bottom of each printed page. [ ] Squared brackets refer to the PDF page number if you are looking at the digital version.
- (14) [18] Jaw
- (39) [43] Finger
- (71) [75] Ear
- (26) [30] Face
- (30) [34] Nose
- (28) [32] Head
- (65) [69] Arms
- (89) [93] Legs
- (83) [87] Lap
- (73) [77] Tooth
- (60) [64] Teeth
- (51) [55] Gum
- (86) [90] Cheek (we cheated a little on this one)
- (64) [68] Socket
- (86) [90] Shoulder
- (65) [69] Bottom
- (71) [74] Bodies
- (39) [43] Wrinkles
- Hand, Heel, and Thumb felt left out...so they banded together to be included. (22, 24) [26, 28]
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| WHILE YOU'RE AT IT... ...you can look for clothing: Sleeve, Cap, Shoes, Coat, Collar, Tie, Belt, Contact, Slack(s) {cheated on that one a bit, too!} |
| INCREASE YOUR VOCABULARY: Tangentially This term is found on page 63 of the Atlas User Manual.  It refers to the process of using a piece of material to test the settings between rollers and oscillators. Basically, it's asking you to pull the material straight out from between the rollers, rather than letting it curve around either one of them. In the purest sense of the base word (tangent), the material would be touching the curve at only ONE point. |
| IDEAS TO ENGAGE YOUR AUDIENCE An article on the NAA Blog explains how the Washington Post's "Date Lab" engages it's audience by matchmaking one couple each week then reporting the results of an expense-paid blind date to it's readers. |
| PAST NEWSLETTERS Links to past newsletters, grouped by date and theme, are now available on our website and in our user group. |
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| CAPITAL EQUIPMENT (IRC SECTION 179) DEDUCTION NPES - and over 600 companies it represents - are urging swift enactment of H.R. 636, the America's Small Business Tax Relief Act of 2015. This vital legislation would permanently restore IRC Section 179 ("Small Business" non-depreciating expensing) to $500,000 and index it to inflation, thereby spurring much needed capital investment, economic growth and jobs. Read the Printing Impressions Article |
| FORUM Log-on for WINDOWS XP Operating system. It has come to our attention that the "Sign In" tab at the top of the user group doesn't work if you are still operating Windows XP. If this is the case, you can log on by clicking "User Management" on the left of the home page. A "sign in" link will appear to the right of the form fields. You may also log on by using the "Sign In" button on from our Web Page. Either method takes you directly to the forms management sign in option. |
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