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Results 1-17 of 17 Epson Expression Home XP-100 Range Manual (7 pages) Epson connect technology Manual is suitable for 15 more products: WorkForce WF-7010WorkForce WF-7510WorkForce WF-7610WorkForce WF-7260WorkForce Pro WF-4630WorkForce Pro WF-4640WorkForce WF-2510WorkForce WF-2530WorkForce WF-2540WorkForce WF-3520WorkForce WF-3620WorkForce WF-3640WorkForce DS-30LabelWorks LW-600Perfection V600 Photo Epson T068120 Product Information Sheet (4 pages) Ink cartridge for use with epson stylus cx5000, cx6000, cx7000f, cx8400, cx9400, cx9475f, nx215, nx300, nx305, nx400, nx415, nx510, nx515, workforce 30, 40, 310, 315, 500, 600, 610, 615, 1100 and stylus c120 printer Epson T069420 Product Information Sheet (4 pages) Ink cartridge for use with epson stylus cx5000, cx6000, cx7000f, cx7400, cx7450, cx8400, cx9400,cx9475f, nx100, nx105, nx110, nx115, nx200, nx215, nx300, nx305, nx400, nx415, nx510, nx515, workforce 30, 40, 310, 315, 500, 600, 610, 615, 1100 and stylus c1 Epson T069220 Product Information Sheet (4 pages) Ink cartridge for use with epson stylus cx5000, cx6000, cx7000f, cx7400, cx7450, cx8400, cx9400,cx9475f, nx100, nx105, nx110, nx115, nx200, nx215, nx300, nx305, nx400, nx415, nx510, nx515, workforce 30, 40, 310, 315, 500, 600, 610, 615, 1100 and stylus c1

Hi All! I am new to the Gocco and this discussion group, but I wanted to let everyone know that I used my Gocco machine I purchased from Northwood Studios (at christmas time!) for the first time this week. I have a home printer Epson CX6000 (color printer/scanner,etc). I printed out the images I wanted onto regular white paper and burned the screens and they worked great. I will attach pictures later this weekend of my first attempts...I officially love the gooco and going to start transferring my retirement savings into an account for bulbs and screens!! Oh, I printed on shiny metallic paper (making save the dates and invites for my brother's wedding) regular coverstock and banquet napkins and completely ecstatic with the results! Now, I just have to get working on cleaning the screens and my hands and figuring out how to properly distribute the ink on the screens. 8:00AM, 16 May 2008 PDT (permalink)

Really difficult to let football go and do something else professionally! His estimated annual salary now $600,000. Not bad for a retiree. (Image via Instagram) 53. Charissa Thompson: $700,000 Charissa Thompson was the co-host of SportsNation on ESPN for many years until her departure for Fox Sports. She was one of the first faces with the new Fox Sports 1 during its initial launch. She was with Fox Sports from 2007-2010 then moved to ESPN for the next three years, and since then has been back with Fox Sports. She has steadily continued her career as a leader within the Fox Sports network since 2013. Because of her hard work within this industry, Thompson’s estimated salary is $700,000. She has been in this career since 2007, so it will likely only grow from here as she gains even more experience. (Image via Instagram) 52. Wendi Nix: $800,000 Wendi Nix is definitely pretty...pretty knowledgeable! While she is currently a co-host on ESPN's NFL Live, she didn't start there. Turns out this South Carolina native began her career right at home. She was on WPDE in the state, but she was quickly scooped up by New England Sports Network and Fox Sports Net in Boston.It's fair to say that Nix has come a long way since South Carolina. Currently, she's co-host for the number one program on ESPN, where she primarily discusses the NFL, but she's been known to analyze college football games from time to time. Nix earns a hefty $800,000 per year. (Paul Bruinooge/Patrick McMullan/Getty Images) 51. Holly Rowe: $800,000 Holly Rowe may be a sideline reporter, but she's certainly not to be "sidelined," so to speak. She's been a college football analyst and reporter with ESPN since August 1998! During all this time, she's naturally covered some pretty amazing regular-season games and postseason bowl games both on and off the field.Most of her time is spent doing play-by-play broadcasting for pretty much every major sport under the sun including men's and women's basketball, women's college volleyball, swimming, track and field, NBA, WNBA, and so much more. She's even covered the Running of the Bulls! This long-time ESPON reporter has a salary of $800,000. (Image via Wikimedia) 50. Bonnie Bernstein: $1 million This wonderful Bonnie Bernstein is a fantastic role model for young women aspiring to follow in the footsteps of successful sports caster like herself. The American Sportscasters Association now ranks the sports reporter and vice president of Campus Insiders as one of the most successful women in sportscasting history.Bernstein has been delivering hot takes on sports for well over 20 years, and she also makes occasional appearances on a variety of networks around the world. She considers herself to be a "sports chick," is a motivational speaker, is actively involved in philanthropy, and is a super fitness enthusiast. Terry Wyatt/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images 49. Doris Burke: $1 million In the male-dominated realm of sports, it is exceptionally challenging to be a woman, let alone a lone female sportscaster.