Goodbye February, Hello March, A Few Screen Printing Tips and Happy Birthday!
Goodbye February, Hello March, A Few Screen Printing Tips and Happy Birthday!
As we wave goodbye to February and welcome the fresh possibilities of March, everyone at Amdec, Inc. wants to take a moment to celebrate — both the change of seasons and the milestones we share with you.
February may have been brief, but it was full of meaningful projects, vibrant colors, and so many birthdays to shout out! Now that March is here, it’s time to reset our goals, refresh our creativity, and keep making amazing things together.
🎉 Happy Birthday to Our March Celebrants!
To all the incredible people — customers, partners, and team members — who celebrate birthdays this month, we hope your year ahead is full of growth, success, and joy. Just like the quality prints we deliver, may your year be bold, bright, and built to last!
🖨️ Spring into New Screen Printing Tips
As we transition into March, here are a few helpful reminders and screen printing tips to keep your projects efficient and your prints exceptional:
1. Keep Artwork Crisp and Ready
Start with clean, high-resolution artwork in vector formats like AI or EPS. This helps ensure sharp prints and reduces surprises during setup.
2. Choose the Right Ink for the Job
Whether it’s standard plastisol or specialty inks like metallic or UV-cure, selecting the proper ink can make a big difference in durability and appearance.
3. Balance Colors Efficiently
Fewer colors can reduce costs and setup time — but when multiple hues are needed, plan for proper separations and registration.
4. Think Beyond the Print
Consider finishing touches like varnishes or coatings if your design calls for protection or visual enhancement — especially on retail packaging.
Got questions about your next screen printing project? Reach out — we’re always happy to help you fine-tune your designs for the best possible result.
🌼 March: A Month of Renewal
March brings longer days, the hope of spring blossoms, and fresh energy to tackle new creative challenges. Whether you’re launching a new product line, updating packaging, or simply refreshing your brand visuals, now is the perfect time to dive into your next great idea.
We’re here to support you every step of the way with expert printing services and personalized guidance.
📞 Let’s Get Started!
Here’s to another great month of creativity, collaboration, and craftsmanship. Happy March — and happy printing!
📍 Amdec, Inc. — Screen Printing on Containers Since 1995
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Amdec Inc Screen Printing Wants to Wish Everyone A Happy 4th. of July and Happy Birthday to Those Born in July!
A Few Jolly Words About July!
Ah, July! The heart of summer, a time for warmth, long days, and joyful moments.
- Sunshine & Joy: July is often associated with sun-drenched days, beach trips, and pure happiness. As some say, it’s the “crown jewel of summer”.
- Freedom & Celebration: With Independence Day falling in July, it’s a month that brings patriotic spirit and celebrates freedom. You can’t miss the fireworks and festive gatherings!
- Adventures & Memories: July is a time for embracing adventures, whether it’s exploring trails, relaxing by the sea, or simply enjoying the company of loved ones. It’s a month to create lasting memories.
- Warmth & Relaxation: The weather is usually hot, and the days are long, making it perfect for taking a moment to relax and enjoy the season. As the saying goes, “Deep summer is when laziness finds respectability”.
- Hope & Growth: July can also be a time for personal reflection and growth, with hope for what’s to come in the latter half of the year.
So, let’s embrace July’s vibrant energy and all the good things it brings!
Goodbye May, Hello June, Happy Birthday Month, Happy Father’s Day
Amdec Inc Screen Printing, Woman Owned and American made wants to wish everyone a joyous June!
Happy birthday to all those born in June AND Happy Father’s Day to all the fabulous dads!
Did you know that Amdec Inc is a woman owned company?
Yes, Amdec Inc. is a woman-owned company. The business is led by Kathy Carmody, who serves as the President and is actively involved in its operations .Dun & Bradstreet+1SignalHire+1
We pride ourselves in keeping our staff happy and have many women who have worked for us since we started over a decade ago. Everyone is treated like family around here!
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We would like to wish all the women that are celebrating their birthdays this month…… A Marvelous May Birthday!
We would like to wish all the women that are celebrating their birthdays this month…… A Marvelous May Birthday!
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If you are a mother…….. happy Mother’s Day to you! We have several women that work for us that are also moms!!
We do our best to treat our employees like family. At Amdec Inc. we are looking forward to celebrating with ALL of our May birthdays and Mother’s Day this Marvelous Month of May!
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P.S. May the 4th. Be With You! And Cinco de Mayo!
What is so special about March?
Which one is your favorite?
March 29: Mom and Pop Business Owners Day is looking good since we love supporting all the mom and pop shops and business owners!
March 1: National Peanut Butter Lover’s Day, World Compliment Day, National Pig Day
March 2: Dr. Seuss’s Birthday, National Read Across America Day, Old Stuff Day, World Teen Mental Wellness Day
March 3: National Anthem Day, National Mulled Wine Day, World Wildlife Day
March 4: National Pound Cake Day
March 5: National Cheese Doodle Day
March 6: National Dentist’s Day
March 7: National Cereal Day, Flapjack Day
March 8: International Women’s Day
March 9: National Barbie Day, Get Over It Day
March 10: National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
March 11: National Johnny Appleseed Day, Promposal Day,
March 12: National Girl Scout Day, Working Moms Day
March 13: K9 Veterans Day, Good Samaritan Day
March 14: National Pi Day
March 15: The Ides of March
March 16: National Panda Day, Artichoke Day, Freedom of Information Day
March 17: St. Patrick’s Day
March 18: National Sloppy Joe Day, Awkward Moments Day
March 19: First Day of Spring, Certified Nurses Day, Let’s Laugh Day
March 20: National Ravioli Day, French Language Day, Great American Meatout Day
March 21: National Common Courtesy Day, California Strawberry Day, French Bread Day, World Down Syndrome Day
March 22: National Goof Off Day, World Water Day
March 23: National Puppy Day, World Meteorological Day
March 24: Palm Sunday, National Cocktail Day, World Tuberculosis Day
March 25: National Tolkien Reading Day
March 26: Epilepsy Awareness Day (also called Purple Day), National Spinach Day
March 27: National Spanish Paella Day
March 28: National Black Forest Cake Day
March 29: Mom and Pop Business Owners Day
March 30: National Take a Walk in the Park Day, Doctors Day
March 31: National Prom Day, Crayon Day, Tater Day
Here is a list of national, international important days and events in March 2025:
| DATE | EVENT |
| 1 March | Zero Discrimination Day, World Civil Defense Day |
| 2 March | National Old Stuff Day, Haryana Civic Body Elections |
| 3 March | World Wildlife Day, National Defense Day, World Hearing Day, Poco M7 5G Launch |
| 4 March | National Safety Day, Rashtriya Suraksha Diwas, Nothing Phone 3a Series Launch |
| 7 March | Chapchar Kut Festival (Mizoram) |
| 8 March | International Women’s Day |
| 9 March | Panipat Municipal Corporation Elections, ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Final |
| 12 March | No Smoking Day, CISF Raising Day |
| 13 March | Holika Dahan |
| 14 March | Holi, Start of 2025 Formula 1 Season |
| 15 March | World Consumer Rights Day, WPL 2025 Final, Pi Day, International Day of Action for Rivers |
| 16 March | World Consumer Rights Day |
| 18 March | Ordnance Factories Day (India), National Vaccination Day |
| 20 March | Ordnance Factory Day |
| 21 March | International Day of Forests, World Down Syndrome Day, International Day of Happiness, World Sparrow Day |
| 22 March | World Water Day, Bihar Diwas, IPL 2025 Begins, World Forestry Day, International Day of Nowruz |
| 23 March | World Meteorological Day, World Water Day |
| 24 March | World Tuberculosis (TB) Day |
| 27 March | World Theatre Day, Shab-e-Qadr (Jammu & Kashmir) |
| 31 March | Eid |
March 2025 is packed with significant observances, cultural festivities, and key global events. From raising awareness on critical issues to celebrating traditions, these days serve as reminders of our shared history, responsibilities, and achievements.
Hello Fabulous February, Goodbye Joyful January!
Amdec Inc and team would like to wish anyone with a February birthday and very happy birthday! We treat our staff, customers and partners like family!
Shout out to G2web for helping us stay visible and supporting our website! We love referring business to each other and supporting our local mom and pop shops!
We would like to wish everyone the Happiest of New Year!
Why Do We “Fall Back” November 3rd.?
Understanding the Time Change on November 3rd: “Fall Back” and Its Historical Context
As autumn settles in and daylight begins to wane, many of us prepare for the biannual ritual of adjusting our clocks. On November 3rd, 2024, we’ll “fall back,” turning our clocks back one hour at 2:00 AM to 1:00 AM. This shift marks the end of Daylight Saving Time (DST) for the year and offers an opportunity to explore why we adjust our clocks and the historical context behind this practice.
What Is Daylight Saving Time?
Daylight Saving Time is the practice of moving the clock forward by one hour during the warmer months to extend evening daylight. It typically begins in the spring and ends in the fall. The phrase “spring forward, fall back” helps us remember how to adjust our clocks. The main idea behind DST is to make better use of daylight, thereby conserving energy and allowing for more daylight hours for leisure activities after work or school.
Historical Background
The concept of Daylight Saving Time was first proposed by Benjamin Franklin in 1784, although it wasn’t implemented until the early 20th century. The modern version of DST was adopted during World War I and again during World War II as a way to conserve fuel. After the wars, the practice fell out of favor, but it was revived in the 1970s during the energy crisis.
In the United States, the Uniform Time Act of 1966 standardized the beginning and end of DST, although states could opt out. Currently, most states observe DST, but there are exceptions, such as Hawaii and most of Arizona.
The Purpose of “Fall Back”
The transition to standard time in November serves several purposes:
1. **Energy Conservation**: The original aim of DST was to reduce energy consumption. By shifting daylight to later in the day, it was believed that households would use less electricity for lighting.
2. **Increased Safety**: More daylight in the evening hours is thought to reduce accidents. Studies have shown that more visibility can lead to fewer pedestrian and vehicular accidents.
3. **Promoting Outdoor Activities**: The extra hour of daylight can encourage people to spend more time outdoors, contributing to better mental and physical health.
The Debate Over Daylight Saving Time
Despite its intended benefits, DST has been a topic of ongoing debate. Critics argue that the energy savings are minimal in today’s world, with modern lifestyle changes reducing the overall impact of time shifts. Additionally, the abrupt change can disrupt the stock market, work, sleep patterns, leading to health issues, increased accidents, and decreased productivity in the days following the switch.
Many states have proposed legislation to abolish the time change altogether, either staying on standard time year-round or adopting Daylight Saving Time permanently. The conversation continues, reflecting changing societal values and scientific understanding.
Preparing for the Change
As November 3rd approaches, it’s important to prepare for the time change. Here are a few tips:
– **Adjust Your Schedule**: Start gradually shifting your sleep schedule a few days before the change to ease into the new time.
– **Check Your Clocks**: Remember to adjust not only your wall clocks but also your devices, such as smartphones and smart home devices, which often update automatically.
– **Take Advantage of Daylight**: Use the extra hour to engage in activities that promote well-being, whether it’s spending time outdoors, catching up on sleep, or enjoying a hobby.
Conclusion
The “fall back” on November 3rd is more than just a simple clock adjustment; it’s a reminder of our historical efforts to make the most of our daylight hours. As we embrace this change, it offers a chance to reflect on the reasons behind it and to engage with our communities in ways that celebrate the longer evenings and the approaching winter months. Whether you love or loathe the time change, it remains a significant part of our annual calendar, blending tradition with the ever-evolving discussions around how we measure and make use of time.