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May 1, 2009
…take the projects down.” Creating a vibrant, effective backlit is a bit like putting together a three-dimensional puzzle. Each piece depends on the other for a successful final product. Determining…
May 1, 2009
…you take something that small and blow it up to be 21 feet tall, you get some pixilation,” Heflin says. “We were able to get away with a little bit…
May 1, 2009
…ground on price. “We’ll work with people a little bit,” says Suzanne Joseph, owner of Ortega’s Canvas and Sail Repair in Carlsbad, Calif., which makes everything from restaurant patio covers…
March 1, 2009
…(although prices have come down quite a bit since July 2008), inexpensive imports from Southeast Asia, and spending-conscious boat consumers waiting for the U.S. and world economy to stabilize. Because…
February 1, 2009
…is the new order. Providers strive to hold the line on quality while trying to give ground on price. “We’ll work with people a little bit,” says Suzanne Joseph, owner…
January 1, 2009
…salespeople shouldn’t jump for just any customer. First, check prospects’ recent payment performance. “Guard your credit line a little bit more,” says Bedosky. And right now, their sales reps must…
January 1, 2009
…with your contracting partner is every bit as important. The agreement, Etzel says, could be “everything from a handshake to a ten-page contract.” To get it right, clear and honest…
January 1, 2009
…However, it is not a native species to North America. It is grown in China and shipped here. That requires quite a bit of petroleum.” Mermet sells PVC-free polyester screens…
December 1, 2008
…large, they’re helpful folks, always working with their clients to create webbings and ropes with the perfect color, thickness, width and performance characteristics. But they’re still a bit like sharks:…
October 1, 2008
…a bit simplistic. Maestri has just completed the design of some wonderful 18m-high “tall walls” of advertising on Sunset Boulevard. We would do the same any day for Times Square,…
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