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Posted by on Sep 23, 2004 | 13 Comments

[Alternative news] AltWeeklies.com gathers news and features from 125 papers belonging to the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies. Such news covers different perspectives on politics, crime, social issues, environment, health, s-3-x, food, film, music, art, and books.

I’m no fan of Polly ticks (I just vote), but I enjoyed reading “The Character Issue,” in which the writer thinks about fictional characters who might be fit for presidency. This site’s content is a “love it” or “hate it” place. As soon as you get there, you should get a feel for the kind of material presented.

  • http://twitter.com/OmniDragon OmniDragon

    What kind of HP printer do you have, Ron?

  • http://twitter.com/OmniDragon OmniDragon

    What kind of HP printer do you have, Ron?

  • http://about.me/sandmaxprime Lionel Faleiro

    I have been using Refilled /OEM Cartridges for quite some months and I am satisfied with the results. OEM & Refilled cartridges are a big craze in India.

    My advice to anyone who is wanting to use OEM or Refilled cartridges, make sure the company you are purchasing them from is a reputable one. It would also make sense if you can see that they give you a sort of warranty on the cartridge (Like a Month) and also investigate what that company would do if their cartridges end up spoiling your printer. Would they repair your printer for you?

  • http://about.me/sandmaxprime Lionel Faleiro

    I have been using Refilled /OEM Cartridges for quite some months and I am satisfied with the results. OEM & Refilled cartridges are a big craze in India.

    My advice to anyone who is wanting to use OEM or Refilled cartridges, make sure the company you are purchasing them from is a reputable one. It would also make sense if you can see that they give you a sort of warranty on the cartridge (Like a Month) and also investigate what that company would do if their cartridges end up spoiling your printer. Would they repair your printer for you?

  • http://twitter.com/RandomRav Rav Jagdev

    I have a couple of printers including a Canon Pixmania ip4000, the OEM catridges that came with the printer have been refilled many times over the past 2 years with no problems at all!

  • http://twitter.com/RandomRav Rav Jagdev

    I have a couple of printers including a Canon Pixmania ip4000, the OEM catridges that came with the printer have been refilled many times over the past 2 years with no problems at all!

    I did have one bad experience which was when they gave me the wrong catridges back! Although they sorted that out.

  • David Baron

    Yup. However, beware of refills with lower end HPs and similar printers. IF the cartridge is simply a jar containing inks, refill is just fine. But if the print head/mechanism is included in the cartridge, best always using a new one whether OEM or substitute.

  • David Baron

    Yup. However, beware of refills with lower end HPs and similar printers. IF the cartridge is simply a jar containing inks, refill is just fine. But if the print head/mechanism is included in the cartridge, best always using a new one whether OEM or substitute.

  • Michael Poppers

    I have had both good and bad experiences with non-OEM cartridges in the past. Which companies do y’all vouch for as reliable? Thanks.

  • Michael Poppers

    I have had both good and bad experiences with non-OEM cartridges in the past. Which companies do y’all vouch for as reliable? Thanks.

  • Denis Paley

    I’ve have been refilling my ink cartridges for about a decade on various types of printers and never had a problem. I refill the same cartridge no more than three time and then I replace the old cartridge with a new OEM replacement cartridge and continue on that way. Printer manufacturers just rip you off with the cost of the brand name ink cartridges.

  • Anonymous

    I’ve have been refilling my ink cartridges for about a decade on various types of printers and never had a problem. I refill the same cartridge no more than three time and then I replace the old cartridge with a new OEM replacement cartridge and continue on that way. Printer manufacturers just rip you off with the cost of the brand name ink cartridges.

  • Anonymous

    Non OEM cartridge can give some problem to printer. It can not give printing quality as a OEM cartridge. Non OEM cartridge makes printer life small. So if you have try to save money on cartridge then you will lost more money in printer repairing cost.