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1200 Brickell Avenue #1950
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Miami Imprinting 1200 Brickell Avenue #1950 Printing Miami is all high quality, lower prices, and great service. Our motto is to exceed expectations on every single order. We specialize in Color business cards, plastic cards, metal cards, flyers, postcards, brochures, menu, banners, posters and much more. Once you give us a chance, you will not even consider using anyone else.
All of our cards are printed in full-color on industrial printing presses. This means you may use any number of colors and/or images without affecting the price. Our use of high quality paper, along with liquid inks to produce bright, beautiful, and smooth color tones that will reflect your professional image. You are not limited to only one or two colors, you may use any number of color combinations including, but not limited to, full color photographs and logos. Miami FL Imprinting Miami Printing www.miami-printing.net Printing Miami full color printing Russian Printing Business Cards Printing Flyers Printing Printing Miami full color printing Russian Printing Business Cards Printing Flyers Printing Business Reviews Miami Printing Testimonials
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Jm Farts reviewed on Miami Printing
For Christmas I ordered a personalized calendar with my family member's portrait, individual photos and our personal greetings. We sent it to our close friends and we had a positive reply on how the colors and images were very much enhanced. They all loved it! They were asking me where we had it made and I proudly said Miami Printing made it for us. I think we're going to do the same thing next year!
posted on Saturday, February 26, 2011
Sania view on Miami Printing
I actually feel farily comfortable with my 'voice' provided I am writing long-hand for first draft. I believe my voice is solidly grounded in my psych background, so I have characters doing things for either rational reasons, or reasons for lack of being rational--very into human motivation (and our erring beliefs in them).I guess when I say 'imprinting' it is more subtle stuff. I took a poetry writing class in college and we were supposed to read certain works and then write one of a similar style--I excelled at this. At the TIME (I was 19) I had a much harder time with original stuff that didn't obsess about a current or past love interest... poetry for me then, was a function of 'journaling' or sorting through feelings. (probably still would be, were I to attempt poetry).My voice though, is very grounded in dialog (which is always where I start), which is very subject to speaking patterns--and THOSE logically change with character.Is that making any sense? I think my overlap with Amy Tan comes easily because she explores both thoughts and flaws in perceptions, which I find farily central to my approach too. So hopefully that doesn't sound too defensive... I just think my blog theme might have stated too strongly what I was talking about..Kas--I ADORE your writing, particularly your emotional stuff--you definitely also have your own voice, even if you pick up qualities from things you are still reading. It is the HEART in your writing that I see as your voice, and it always comes through.
posted on Sunday, February 10, 2013
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posted on Saturday, April 13, 2013