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Show me your Business Card !!!
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| Annika1980 2004-05-24, 11:14 pm |
| Anybody got any cool looking business cards? Howz about posting a pic of it?
You can scratch out any personal info if you need to; I'm just interested in
the design of the card. What works best?
Maybe we can vote on who has the coolest looking card?
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| In article <20040524195613.07718.00000937@mb-m24.aol.com>,
annika1980@aol.com (Annika1980) wrote:
> Anybody got any cool looking business cards? Howz about posting a pic of it?
> You can scratch out any personal info if you need to; I'm just interested in
> the design of the card. What works best?
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> Maybe we can vote on who has the coolest looking card?
It would be a great service to the usenet community if you all would
ignore this infamous leech. Send Annika to your killfile, or find your
good ideas copied and sold.
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| john@xyzzy.stafford.net (jjs) wrote in message news:<john-2405042113240001@m-0-135.docsis.hbci.com>...
> In article <20040524195613.07718.00000937@mb-m24.aol.com>,
> annika1980@aol.com (Annika1980) wrote:
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> It would be a great service to the usenet community if you all would
> ignore this infamous leech. Send Annika to your killfile, or find your
> good ideas copied and sold.
Annika, How could you.
jjs had one good idea in his lifetime, and you stole it?
go to your room!
nikki
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| Derek Fountain 2004-05-25, 12:14 pm |
| > In article <20040524195613.07718.00000937@mb-m24.aol.com>,
> annika1980@aol.com (Annika1980) wrote:
<the usual crap>
jjs wrote:
> It would be a great service to the usenet community if you all would
> ignore this infamous leech. Send Annika to your killfile, or find your
> good ideas copied and sold.
Anyone who frequents the rec.photo.digital NG will doubtless have filtered
him out a long time ago. It was a thoroughly depressing day when he showed
up here... :o(
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| Bill Hilton 2004-05-25, 12:14 pm |
| >> jjs wrote:
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>From: Derek Fountain devnull@example.com
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>Anyone who frequents the rec.photo.digital NG will doubtless have filtered
>him out a long time ago. It was a thoroughly depressing day when he showed
>up here... :o(
LOL ... when I first saw Annika/Bret's post my first thought was "Great, now I
have to kill-file this moron in another NG". Glad to see others feel the same.
At least Uni will now have some competition for the Best NG Troll award :)
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| Stuart 2004-05-25, 12:14 pm |
| Bill Hilton wrote:
> At least Uni will now have some competition for the Best NG Troll award :)
The last thing anyone wants is a trolling competition!
Stuart
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| Gene Palmiter 2004-05-25, 9:06 pm |
| So...if you kill file him...how do you know he is here?
"Stuart" <stuart@nospam.uk> wrote in message
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> Bill Hilton wrote:
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> The last thing anyone wants is a trolling competition!
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> Stuart
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| Annika1980 2004-05-26, 4:14 am |
| >From: john@xyzzy.stafford.net (jjs)
>It would be a great service to the usenet community if you all would
>ignore this infamous leech. Send Annika to your killfile, or find your
>good ideas copied and sold.
>
I may be infamous, but I don't steal. Just looking for some new ideas.
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| Annika1980 2004-05-26, 4:14 am |
| >From: bhilton665@aol.comedy (Bill Hilton)
>LOL ... when I first saw Annika/Bret's post my first thought was "Great, now
>I
>have to kill-file this moron in another NG". Glad to see others feel the
>same.
Well tis true that I don't post much in this NG, but I do read it frequently.
Annika is everywhere !!!
I asked a serious question hoping to get some new ideas. That all the
responses so far are aimed at me tells me that this Newsgroup is populated by
anal-retentives like yourself who have little interest in helping people or
discussing the topic at hand, but would rather talk about killfiles.
One reader was kind enough to e-mail and offer me all the bootleg software I
can download for the low low price of just $24.95. Damn, and I just got CS
today from Adobe!
Btw, why does Adobe charge sales tax on Internet orders?
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| LauraK 2004-05-26, 4:14 am |
| >Btw, why does Adobe charge sales tax on Internet orders?
A company has to collect sales tax on any orders place by residents of a state
where they have a business -- even if the order is placed to a warehouse
outside of the state.
Here's Nordstrom's explanation:
http://about.nordstrom.com/help/faq...asp?origin=help
As to your original topic, Photoshop is not the proper program for
designing/printing business cards. Those are best done in a vector program like
Illustrator or Freehand or a page layout program like InDesign or Quark.
laurak@madmousergraphics.com
http://www.madmousergraphics.com
web design, print design, photography
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| JP White 2004-05-26, 12:14 pm |
| LauraK wrote:
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> A company has to collect sales tax on any orders place by residents of a state
> where they have a business -- even if the order is placed to a warehouse
> outside of the state.
> Here's Nordstrom's explanation:
> http://about.nordstrom.com/help/faq...asp?origin=help
A very good explanation. If anyone thinks that ordering from a company
that does not have a physical presence in your state precludes one from
paying tax, think again. One is due to pay sales use tax.
http://www.state.me.us/revenue/salesuse/use%20tax.htm
Typically only businesses actually pay sales use tax, because the local
state will audit them from time to time. Consumers, while under the same
laws typically don't pay, the states simply do not have the resources to
audit individuals for this tax. Even if they had the resources to
audit individuals it wouldn't make financial sense to do so, the cost of
conducting an audit would no doubt exceed the amount of tax due. State
legislators must loose sleep every night thinking of the lost tax
dollars. All together now, say AAAhhhhhh.
JP
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| Brian 2004-05-26, 12:14 pm |
| > So...if you kill file him...how do you know he is here?
He killfiled the original poster, but not all the folks who reply to
those posts...
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| LauraK 2004-05-26, 7:14 pm |
| >. Even if they had the resources to
>audit individuals it wouldn't make financial sense to do so, the cost of
>conducting an audit would no doubt exceed the amount of tax due. State
>legislators must loose sleep every night thinking of the lost tax
>dollars. All together now, say AAAhhhhhh.
That's why there are plans in the works to have this done at the sales level.
http://www.sltrib.com/2004/May/0526...ss/business.asp
laurak@madmousergraphics.com
http://www.madmousergraphics.com
web design, print design, photography
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| Not for Publication 2004-05-26, 7:14 pm |
| If you create a kill file and put all the people posting stupid and
inaccurate messages in it, there won't be a British post left! Kill files
are a measure people's intolerance to each other. Personally I think these
groups would be worse off if Bret (Annika1980) were not here.
Unlike the people who claim to have kill filed him, I enjoy the occasional
posts he makes. I used to wonder how he got some of his shots until I
realized it was the dog doing it all, Bret is just a mutt puppet!
It's Wilder on Tangalooma!
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"Brian" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message
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> He killfiled the original poster, but not all the folks who reply to
> those posts...
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| Annika1980 2004-05-26, 11:14 pm |
| >From: lkrz@aol.comnospam (LauraK)
>A company has to collect sales tax on any orders place by residents of a
>state
>where they have a business -- even if the order is placed to a warehouse
>outside of the state.
>Here's Nordstrom's explanation:
>http://about.nordstrom.com/help/faq...asp?origin=help
I'm aware of that, of course.
However, I'm not aware of any Adobe business operations in Tennessee.
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| Brian 2004-05-27, 12:14 pm |
| > However, I'm not aware of any Adobe business operations in Tennessee.
You don't have to be. All it takes is one location, staffed by one
person, and they officially do business in the state. This location can
even be a home office, as long as it's officially listed as a location
from which Adobe Corp. conducts business.
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| Not for Publication 2004-05-27, 7:14 pm |
| You really are a dick head, arn't you Brian?
"Brian" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message
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> You don't have to be. All it takes is one location, staffed by one
> person, and they officially do business in the state. This location can
> even be a home office, as long as it's officially listed as a location
> from which Adobe Corp. conducts business.
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| Not for Publication wrote:
> You really are a dick head, arn't you Brian?
What the hell are talking about? I reply to a post with a ligitimate
piece of information and for that I'm now a dickhead? What the hell...?
I don't know what your problem is, and I don't really care to, either.
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| Stuart 2004-05-28, 7:14 am |
| Brian wrote:
> Not for Publication wrote:
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> What the hell are talking about? I reply to a post with a ligitimate
> piece of information and for that I'm now a dickhead? What the hell...?
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> I don't know what your problem is, and I don't really care to, either.
He is an Autralian, that is his problem.
Stuart
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| JP White 2004-05-29, 12:14 pm |
| LauraK wrote:
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> That's why there are plans in the works to have this done at the sales level.
> http://www.sltrib.com/2004/May/0526...ss/business.asp
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So they actually went through with the streamlined sales tax huh? Uh Oh.
I read quite a bit about it on eBay forums when it was first proposed.
Folks there were not looking forward to it (neither are eBay). It could
complicate selling on eBay to the point of making it not worth it except
for a few large sellers.
JP
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| Not for Publication 2004-05-29, 12:14 pm |
| True... I also know Adobe don't have an office in Tennessee
"Stuart" <stuart@nospam.uk> wrote in message
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> Brian wrote:
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> He is an Autralian, that is his problem.
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> Stuart
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