Cool Landing Page Design Services by clickpencil

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On Thursday, August 29, 2013 11:25:41 AM UTC-4, snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrot e:

landing page designer to create conversion focused custom landing pages. Ou r second specialty is custom squeeze page design. We offer custom landing p age design services across the United states, Great Britain, Canada and Aus tralia.

I never do business with companies whose name is a mash-up of two nouns, wi th the intervening space removed or hyphenated. Shows utter lack of intell igence and creativity.

clickpencil is about as stupid a name as spidercloud.

BTW, nobody uses pencils anymore. Well, except for people who need to make a lot of erasures. Doesn't sound like the sort of company I want working on my website.

Quite the contrary. It's ecologically correct. The planets supply of white space is limited and in imminent danger of extinction if nothing is done to reduce white space consumption. Concatenating words and recycling names is part of that effort. If left unchecked, we will soon have AllTheWordsJammedTogether. To avoid this horrible fate, I suggest you narrow your margins, eliminate double spaced lines, and concatenate whenever possible.

I'll take it over yet another acronym or superlative. CPI (Click Pencil Inc) or Super Pencil are worse.

I use a pen, because I never make miztakes.

I design electronics with pencil on vellum.

Erasures are no problem with an electric eraser.

Me too.

Cheers

Phil Hobbs

The Brat does most of my schematic entry and PCB layout for me. I do have to be careful to draw stuff that pretty much looks like our library parts, so there's no ambiguity about which pin is which and such.

I arrange all the parts on each sheet just about where and how I expect them to look on the CAD schematic, and organize/number all the sheets in my hand-drawn stack. Sheet 1 is usually the block diagram and table of contents.

Now and then I do an entire, usually small, board end-to-end, just to keep in practice, but it's not the best use of my time. She's better than I am at board layout, which is interesting for a softball+psychology major. Her favorite part is multilayer routing into BGAs, and I'm happy to let her cut me out of that!

We let her assign the pins on FPGAs, uP ports, resistor packages, like that. What boggles my mind is that she hates red rubberbands, and turns them off before she places and routes a board.

OK, OK... But respectfully, you guys are using a lead holder, not a pencil.

And truth be told, I do own several lead holders though only one is within reach now (and I hardly ever use it). I do keep various graphite grades in my office supply stash, including the non-photo reproducible blue. Of cou rse, they're right next to my never-needed HP pen plotter pens. :)

I use real wooden pencils, Berol Turquoise F. And an electric pencil sharpener.

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John Larkin Highland Technology Inc

Precision electronic instrumentation Picosecond-resolution Digital Delay and Pulse generators Custom timing and laser controllers Photonics and fiberoptic TTL data links VME analog, thermocouple, LVDT, synchro, tachometer Multichannel arbitrary waveform generators