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Looks good. I think your pest control was better though.

Maybe it's a verb...?

I really liked the avery felt wrapped squeegees. ended up having 2 problems with them. #1 if youre using avery wrap material you will go through at least 2-4 per job due to the amount of pressure you have to use tearing up the felt. #2 the non felt side blows really big ones. doesnt slide on...

Good luck gettin that embroidered lol. Looks nice, Personally I would have gone more simple, but to each his own.

This is the reason I stopped showing clients designs that I found sub-par. All too often, it is the one they choose.

The "Layouts" themselves aren't all that bad, but I think you have some contrast/color issues which hurts readability. I think bottom is better. I would work on branding their name better to help them stand out, instead of relying on fluorescents. Also I am not sure what you mean by "series" but...

I have had that happen to me a couple times without warning, but as you said just removing and replacing allows printing to continue. I think my printer might not be perfectly level also. I have a stack of all the spent cartridges we have ever used. In a bind I have grabbed 5 or 6, tilted them...

I would just find a picture of a full house, then draw over half of it in blueprint style in corel or illustrator, take that layer back in to photoshop and fade it in in to the original. VOILA!

also a good option. I would like to commend everyone for not allowing this discussion to degrade to the point where it has to be locked down or removed. I think everyone has stated their positions with respect and I for one am prepared to let my argument rest as there isnt much more to say on...

I still think we mostly agree here, which is a good thing. However, I still think you are having trouble recognizing a business as private property. You have no intrinsic right to enter and shop at Walmart, or any other private residence or business. When you access someone else's private...

Then you and I agree on searches. I dont believe a person has the right to search you or your property without your consent, I am simply saying tht if it is understood that a search is required to enter a premises and one chooses to enter then they are consenting to the search. If you arrive not...

You are certainly allowed to feel offended. Living in a free society does not preclude offense. I look at it this way, if I want the right to control who enters and in what manner they enter my personal home or business, I have to allow others that same right whether it is my neighbor, or...

Perfect!

If you enter wal-mart with a bag, the greeter has every right to ask to search your bag, and if you refuse, they have the right to not permit you on to their private property. they dont have the right to force you to show them whats in the bag because it is ultimately your choice, you can choose...

I am a firm believer that if you draw a weapon, you shoot that weapon. By that I mean that a firearm has one purpose, to permanently stop, a mortal threat. this does not hold true for law enforcement who continually engage in high risk situations. If I find it necessary to draw my weapon, the...

not necessarily, I might have one for my premises to limit the amount of guns in my establishment, but I myself will have a shotty and a 45 under the counter.

Again, the fourth amendment protection against search and seizure applies to government. If I hold you down and search your pockets, I am not violating your fourth amendment rights because I am not the government. I would be committing an assault for which I would be held responsible, but...

most laws of this type protect your rights from government oppression, not private individuals on private property. If I someone comes on to my property talking some type of hate speech, that right is protected by the first amendment, however I also have the right to remove them from my...

I saw a post about it on facebook this morning, but hadnt had time to research it myself so I was going to hold off on my gratuitous rejoicing.