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You could also use a dry erase laminate for daily changes.

Yes. But, it's really not needed, unlaminated perf is very easy to install dry, you have to be careful you don't tear it. Also remember that rain will fill up those holes, so you can't see through it.

You can get there from just about any other country in the region. Even Canada. And they won't stamp your passport, they give you a temporary paper if you are American. Nice place to visit. Cheap hotels, great food, excellent service.

Godiva chocolates can't be beat!

I'm really thinking it is an issue tied in with the domain switch. Too convenient for someone at a help desk to just say "virus", especially on a Friday.

I hope I understand what you said so far, but I might have some bad news for you. If you had not been set up to download the emails to your hard drive, then they were in actuality stored on the email server. Then when you switched domain servers, the new server for your email does not have...

How old is the machine? 1-2 years old, then maybe 10-12k 3 years or older, maybe 8-10k You really need to get a maintenance report from the machine. It could be close to needing head replacement if the shot counts are over 6 billion.

If the perf and laminate is applied correctly, you won't trap air in front of the glass. Your installers probably need to slow down and use the hinge method.

Scented candles, food baskets, gift cards for restaurants. Gotten them and given them. It really is the thought that counts, and with so many people having a bad economy, they are really appreciated.

Happy birthday!

Yeah, good tip.

what page?

Got a picture?

For the record, I got the regular flu shot and the H1N1 nasal mist last Saturday. Sunday I felt a little tired, but I don't know if that was from the vaccines or from gardening. Other than that, I feel fine, and my family is fine too.

By all means, ask a bunch of sign makers for medical advice.

Better to get a trained tech to do the swap.

Local chamber of commerce grand opening ceremony? Usually has good coverage if the chamber is worth a plug nickel.

I had to get down off a bucket truck and duck behind some bushes once. Lost my socks and a t-shirt that day.

You should try using adobe rgb as your workspace and output. Secondly, you should get your systems professionally profiled. From monitor to printer.

Had an overhead light ballast catch fire while wrapping a car once. That was comical, trying to cut the door seams to get in and move the car out of the garage.