what is cardstock? what is it good for?
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It's substancially heavy paper, like what you'd see a greeting card made of.  It's good for... making greeting cards and any other project that you might need to have more durability than regular paper.  It's great for scrapbooking.
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This company which trades on Wall  Street under stock symbol\nBBBB\nWill provide original academic papers or other work as needed.\nhttp://www.blackboard.com/company
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I've included a bunch of links with card value.\n\nMatt
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It's recycling paper. It's better for the environment.
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Portfolios can help you get into collage,and also help you get good jobs they are kind of like a beefed up resume.Those are the pros,the con would be if you have something in them that is not you best work.
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here is the card info that you might want to check out...\n\nclick on the link
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lotion and creativity\n\nhow about a custom card.
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hallmark! it's original and have a wide variety of beautiful,funny,silly,elegant cards to suit the occasion,to choose from.when you give someone a hallmark card they feel important cause it is also an expensive card.
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Pro's-\n1) You don't hold any stock, so no chance of having left over stock to get rid of\n2) No overheads of storage, etc\n3) Allows the opportunity to 'buy' a wider range of products\n\nNegatives-\n\nHere, I will speak personally. I used a dropshipper for a while, The Select.co.uk, and they were useless. They sent a package to one of my customers that was broken, they didn't send an order out to someone but didn't tell me, so I had no idea that I had a p*ssed off customer on my hands... they go out of stock but don't tell you, so you sell something that basically you can't supply... but it's you who has to deal with the flack, not them!! \n\nI really wouldn't advise it, it may seem cost effective, but it is more stressful than you can imagine!
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Have you ever heard the phrase "What you put out you bring about?" Don't keep going with a bad attitude all the time, it will continue to find it's way back to you.  I learned how to read cards 20 years ago but it should be used for entertainment purposes and in my opinion to try and do it over Yahoo wouldn't work anyway. \nGood luck  :-)
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What is it supposed to be used for?
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Stock in this context means: an amount of these snacks, a supply of these snacks.\n\nIt is being used in the same way that someone might say that squirrels stock up on nuts for the winter, .... or that it is wise to stock up of non-perishables while they are on sale.
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I use stationary that is specially perforated for business cards and Microsoft Publisher. It's fun!
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First, you should know that if you're talking about note paper and the like, it is spelled stationEry. StationAry means staying in one place. Lots of companies make a nice profit in the stationery business.
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I have to agree with the other person who listed Vista print.  I have used them many times for various projects.  They have lots of templates, so you can change the info or look of your cards very reasonably any time you want.  Also, if you go with the "free" cards (you pay shipping) you STILL come out cheaper than if you went to the store bought the card stock to make your own.  With a lot less hassle.\n\nI also use their postcards and a few other products.  If you aren't in a hurry, they will send out offers where you can try most of their products for just shipping.
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To put this plainly, over stocked items are items that you have way too much of when considering use.\nAs an example, if your averaging a use of 10 widgets per month being sold, and you only need a 3 month supply...and you have 100 widgets on hand...you have an overstock of 70 widgets (since you only really need 30 widgets on hand to maintain a 3 month supply).\n\nIt is good to have a little overstock...such as a small quantity on hand to cover an average # of items not passing a QC test. So, taking the first example and adding an overstock as a "buffer"...\n100 widgets on hand - 30 widgets three month supply - 5 widgets that don't pass inspection over 3 months = 65 widgets of overstock that can be sold/recycled.\n\nJust some basic examples of how overstocking can help/hinder what you need to keep the job rollin' forward.
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It helps to buy inket paper. Compared to plain xerox paper, it is a bit shinier and whiter and crisper. It is not too expensive, you can find it at office supply stores.\nIf you do use plain paper, make sure your printer is set at that paper type, or it will soak through it too much.