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yes, of course... :Big Laugh I do that, too...

We Make It Happen -- Lucida Handwriting <edit> aaaaannnnndd... JHill sneaks by me with an edit...

Yeah, I saw that too, and I said to myself, "Self, I know that guy!" (well, sort of...) WTG, Joe!

Finally got rid of three big, old (but good) flat screen CRTs and replaced them with Dell UltraSharp monitors. Happy, we are, all.

I've been told never to trust an onboard RAID. Fix your server with this -- 3ware and LSI hardware RAID cards. Here's a page showing their OS support Most, if not all, modern Linux kernels have built-in support for 3ware/LSI cards and do not need drivers. They are painless to set up and...

Well, the entire design world, whether signage or print, is pretty much vector-based. But that's not to say that raster artwork does not play an important part. But you are going to have to learn vector generation of artwork. There is no way around it. You can start with Inkscape.

Looks like Minion Pro Semibold that has been fattened just a bit... (FMF)

Well, it certainly isn't the what we normally see for Serpentine (bold), but this really does look like Serpentine LT Medium that has been squished (condensed) a bit for the phone number and stretched a bit for "electric"

probably cuz you don' have the right params in your mysql connect and select statements... :ROFLMAO: <snork, snork> (sorry, Addy... couldn't resist...)

what banner?

Looks like HarlowD with its drop shadow removed and some other alterations. Plain Harlow might be useful, too, but its terminals are rounded.

You are mostly right. The correct heraldic term is "lion rampant" and is but one of several heraldic attitudes beasts may take in heraldry. Certainly, the Scots used a lion in their coat of arms, but they were neither the first nor the only ones to do so...

Actually, I think the Scottish heraldic lion is red...

... which is why they are called heraldic lions.

heraldic lion

wow, I thought General Electric generally did good stuff...

yeah, like.... cut us some slack, eh? Its not our fault we still get our mail by dogsled and I have to post on this board using Morse code. :Canada:

Looks like Gil Sans Extra Bold with a slant added to it...

Have you tried a serif font? y'know... just for laughs...

Helvetica Blk that's been condensed (squished) a bit