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âI know heâs a miracleâ: Pineville man continues nearly 200 day journey in hospital fighting COVID-19 Bell County native Jeff Cox has spent nearly 200 days in four different hospitals battling COVID-19. (Source: WYMT) By Emily Bennett | April 29, 2021 at 11:09 PM CDT - Updated April 29 at 11:09 PM
PINEVILLE, Ky. (WYMT) - Bell County native Jeff Cox has spent nearly 200 days in four different hospitals battling COVID-19.
His battle with the virus began, when he was admitted to Middlesboro ARH on October 20 with double pneumonia and low oxygen. Just days before, his wife Susan Cox was released from the hospital following her own COVID-19 complications.
Oscar Granados Joins LogoJET as Director of Sales The fast-growing, Louisiana-based manufacturer looks to further its growth with Granados, who brings 23 years of experience in the world of printing and inks in his new position leading LogoJETâs global sales operations.
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LogoJET, a UV printer manufacturer, has appointed Oscar Granados as director of sales. The fast-growing, Louisiana-based manufacturer looks to further its growth with Granados, who brings 23 years of experience in the world of printing and inks in his new position leading LogoJETâs global sales operations.
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Susan Cox.
“In the not-so distant future, expect your food to get a lot more personal,” said Susan Cox, CEO of LogoJET (Lafayette, Louisiana). “The days of hand-painting images on cakes and cookies are fading fast.” With LogoJET’s new FSR30 and FSR90 food-safe printers, photo-quality full-colour images on a single bite of food as small as a bean are possible. Cox added that, while edible printing technology has been on the market for five years, the FSR printers represent the next generation in printing on food. “Customization is our bread and butter. Now, we’re taking the capabilities we know well to the next level in the food industry – and the possibilities are endless!”