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On Pollen:
I've a theory that seems to be working. I run the water hose over my dark
blue car for a couple of seconds in the morning. There seems to be a
period just after the morning mist has burnt off when the pollen count is
low. I manage to make it to work without a build up.

On Printing:
I've used a couple of places in my print design days
.
If what you want printed isn't too difficult try Apex printing, ask for
Hayden. They are dirt cheep but there quality falls off as the level of
print difficulty increases. ie, fit, color match and such. The next level
up, I would try Sir Speedy in Morrisville. They print small quantities
and their prices aren’t too bad. Their quality and service are pretty
good. 

I am having a number of brochures, business cards, CD jackets ,
Stationary and envelops printed. I believe I'm going to try one of those
discount printers. Their prices are crazy low for four color, high gloss
printing. Their turn around is only 5 days too. Two companies that I know
of are Waveline and sharpdots.com. I've just sent off an order for
business cards to sharpdots.com to see how well they do. If they come
through then I'll likely give them the whole order. If this works I'll be
saving almost 50% from typical printing cost. Here are the discount
companies contact info
(www.wavelinedirect.com
and
www.sharpdots.com)

Steve S.
www.MindBenderStudios.com
Multimedia
3D Animation &
Digital Illustration

> Looking for a commerical printer 
>
> Hi all, 
>
> I was wondering if anyone could recommend a local = commerical printer --
> someone who does business cards, letterheads, = 4-color printing of
> various materials -- that they've used and liked. = 
>
> BTW, I tried to find archives for this list? do they = exist? the
> question above has probably come up before. 
>
> much appreciated, 
>
> rani gill 
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