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Safety warning signs are common in many sectors. We at Advert & Signs offer a variety of forms, sizes, and colours of signage boards concerning safety signs since they are all designed to increase safety by alerting people in particular areas or close to hazardous items Advertising and safety signage are connected to safety measures. Furthermore, safety signs can aid in wayfinding by informing people of alternate, safer routes, warning them of crowded areas that may pose a threat to their safety, and giving them access to crystal-clear, highly visible signs that point them in the direction of emergency exits or the location of vital emergency supplies. Advert & Signs safety signs' most evident benefit is that they promote safety and can contribute to a decrease in injuries in places like the workplace. Some applications are subject to restrictions that mandate; these regulations usually specify the kinds of signs that must be present in particular places on or near equipment as well as the colours, symbols, and messaging that must be employed to comply.

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I'm Irish but work for a UK based company. The English treat us the way that architecture lady did ALL THE TIME. Literally don't bother to know basic things like when our bank holidays are, what relevant laws and industry practices are different in Ireland vs England, we've been assigned HR people who don't know anything about Irish employment law, given 'benefits' we couldn't use because we weren't in the UK, hosted in-person meetings in our offices where English guests keep saying 'here in the UK', we get paid less because instead of adjusting our wages to euro they just changed out the pound sign for a euro sign in our contracts, they refuse to let us use local suppliers for office supplies etc so everything takes longer to arrive and costs more than it does for the rest of the company, during a recent rebrand we were refused a budget for (legally required) Irish-language signage, the list goes on and on.

The irony is that because of the nature of our work we have constant meetings and workshops about acceptance of different nationalities and learning not to discriminate but if we try bringing up how we're discriminated against we get laughed at.

We have colleagues in an office in Scotland who get similar treatment so at least there's some solidarity there, but it's exhausting. It feels like we're fighting a constant battle. And the response we always get to complaints is just 'oh oops silly us' if we get any at all.

English entitlement is very very real and I don't blame you for reaching the end of your rope with that woman.

Oh Jesus Christ that sounds exhausting. And yeah, very familiar. Wales often gets included with the English south west when companies try to do countrywide provision, and what really stands out is the utter lack of consideration or respect for the language and bilingual signage, and Welsh road infrastructure not allowing easy or cheap travel in the same way. "Everyone get to Bristol for this meeting" is far, far harder for mid and north Wales than anywhere else. Plus, getting called a Taffy just casually. Super fun.

My sister used to work for a nationwide charity, actually, based in London. She took over as the organiser for their eight nationwide conferences a year. And the people in the Welsh, Scottish and Northern Irish offices loved her, because she was the first one in years who remembered that they existed, and made an effort to get the conferences to them at least SOME of the time; and the English offices complained each time she did. They thought four should be London (it's easiest to get to!), three in northern England (that's diversity!), and one in Northern Ireland (different landmass so begrudgingly accepted every other year) was reasonable.

Gah. Frustrating as fuck.

[grapehyasynth]

Crown Prince Wilhelm is in New York City on official business, and it's been a long exhausting week, and he wants a drink in a place that will make him feel normal. Not in his ostentatious hotel room, not in the hotel bar where staff will fawn over him, not at one of the high-end places that his mother's contacts in the city would take him to. It's easier to move anonymously through foreign cities than it would be back home, but he wants a taste of the real thing.

He dresses down - no suits tonight - and wanders until something catches his eye. Despite his bodyguards' slight frowns, he ducks into a tiny dive bar down a side street. It's dark inside, all shadows and moody red lighting. The floor is clean but cracked, and none of the furniture matches. It's perfect.

People glance up as he comes in, but aside from a few appraising looks, no one makes a thing of it.

It's only when he's already placed his order - for a cheap beer that he's never heard of and that he's hoping is as shitty as it sounds - that he looks at some of the signage hanging behind the bar and glances around at the clientele and realizes - this is a gay bar.

He freezes with his hand in the bowl of complimentary pretzels. His first instinct is to leave before the bartender comes back. It's been ten years since Erik died, ten years since a 16-year-old Wille had had to stuff all his burgeoning self-understanding back inside his princely exterior. For all intents and purposes, Crown Prince Wilhelm is straight.

He turns to go when someone at his elbow says, "När katten är borta dansar råttorna på bordet."

He doesn't know what the odds are of meeting another Swede in a small bar on another continent. He probably needs to find a printer so he can make this person - this, fuck, very pretty person with earnest dark eyes and tumbling brown curls and a mouth set somewhere between a pout and a smile - sign an NDA. Where the fuck does he find a printer at 11 at night?

Before he can panic much further, the person says, "Hey. It's okay. You're not doing anything wrong."

All Wille's training nearly crumbles away. He feels sixteen again, or maybe younger. His chin quivers, and he's saved only by the arrival of the bartender with his beer.

They talk for hours. Simon Eriksson is from a small town that Wille actually knows, had in fact driven through, years ago, when his brother was still in school near there. Simon doesn't drink but he likes the community at this unpretentious bar. He'd come once to hang up flyers for an event at the LGBTQ center he works at, and he sort of never left. They have a honkytonk piano that doesn't sound half bad when he plays it. Wille meets some of the regulars, all Simon's friends, but mostly they just...talk.

They also dance, swaying slowly, Simon's head on Wille's shoulder, when the bar is starting to empty and the music is getting gentler. Wille's dreams will be painted in red light for weeks.

They don't kiss, though Wille wants to, badly. He thinks Simon wants it too, from the way he tilts forward a little after they've hugged goodbye. He'll wait for Simon to text him at his private number, which Wille has given him - maybe rashly, as they've only known each other for a night. It doesn't make sense, to fall for someone who lives so far away. None of this makes sense. But it's the most right Wille has felt for years.

[cheemscakecat]

AI Art mistakes Episode 1: Gravity Falls as an 80s mystery movie.

Like usual, AI struggles to replicate text. There are a number of reasons why an AI generated background image is a bad idea under most circumstances, especially as a final draft.

Here is an actual picture of the Mystery Shack from the show. This design was based off of research done by the team working on the show. They travelled to actual tourist traps in order to find objects to draw as background details, like the signs and decor around the shack.

The AI version doesn’t scream tourist trap house, it screams random gas station [which is what I assume the rectangles in the far bottom right are supposed to represent]. The scale of the signage on the real design gives us insight into Stan Pines, the owner of the business, and what we can expect to find on a tour. The moss, missing S laying on the roof, and big board underneath all tell us something important: This is an old building, and the owner is cheap.

The scale of the full shack is much larger than the little AI version, so much that the Gift shop area feels around the same size as the whole thing. The AI version isn’t believable as a house/shop combo because of how small it is, and the broken window!

There’s a room big enough for two children to have separate beds and a large room with a window nook in the attic area of the mystery shack. We don’t know where this bathroom is on the ground floor, but given the fact that there’s an outhouse, we can assume this is meant for the family living at the Shack, not tourists.

The detail of the non-suspicious triangular windows is lost in the AI image, and since none of the posters even spell words, there’s no good details gained from including them.

This support on the porch roof doesn’t connect back to the building, it connects to this tree trunk. And the supposed gas pumps don’t make sense either because there’s usually only one or two, and they’d all be the same height.

AI Dipper Pines just looks like that one kid from Stranger things.

Another issue with AI art is that the texture on “Dipper’s” hair is super soft and fluffy like a cat’s fur. You can see this actor’s curly hair leaves actual gaps and is more wiry and shiny… because it’s human hair. Also, the image from the show has this grainy texture on the skin and cloth, because the show is set in the 80s and cameras weren’t high definition. AI art looks too smooth and buttery because it doesn’t have the human understanding of aesthetics and texture.

He also looks like Frodo, but I don’t know why the AI would pull from a non-80s themed film.

That ain’t Journal 3, thats Diary 9!

The AI didn’t even make it red! Made it massive and square, but the rest wasn’t allowed.

“Dipper” isn’t looking at anything because an AI drew this and had no plan for what he’s supposed to be staring at. Also, one of his nostrils is smaller and his right eyebrow is trying to escape AI purgatory.

Don’t let ro-bro cook, AI “Mabel” looks like Minecraft Brett Cooper.

Naw, because why is AI Mabel’s jawline stronger than her Twin Brother’s?!

That is NOT Mabel bro, that is a thirty year old married woman on Pinterest!

With a sock puppet for a thumb.

They made Stan into a fusion of Walta White and Stan Lee, which makes sense. But his empty black eye socket and deep wrinkles give me a fight or flight response.

This is what real eyes and wrinkles look like. Once again the text on Stan’s jacket makes no sense [and being AI has no design thought put into it], and the hair looks like cat fur. Walta’s beard is a good example of what “Stan’s” mustache should look like texture wise.

This isn’t Soos, this is Deter Diffin!

Literally what is the same? Got bro out here looking like a slapstick mobster with 3 offended brain cells.

Look, I know Mabel saved that 8 legged cow, but even she’s wise enough to get stranger danger vibes from bro. AI waddles looks like one of those cursed 3-D Peppa Pig animations from the depths of YouTube.

So this next one, I didn’t even know who it was supposed to be, but the video had timestamps in the description…

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So Ford… isn’t a ginger, first of all. Second of all, he’s literally wearing a baseball cap with a beanie over it. Because that would do anything for you.

Doesn’t look like AI Stan. Doesn’t even look like his painted self, much less the actual Ford. The AI latched onto the author thing and made him do a book signing or something. I promise you, if Ford got the chance to do a book signing he would not look this depressed. Maybe he can feel the disappointment through the screen, IDK.

AI Bill Cipher. Apparently. Bro looks like a Demonic Discord Mod who found out his Lemon Demon concert ticket is counterfeit the night of the event. I’m not even going to waste time explaining this one.

So yeah, that was episode one of critiquing/roasting AI art.

[gayelectro]

I went to a Planet Fitness today (masked) for the first time in years (new location to what I've been to before too) and I dunno... The vibe was. Off.

There's a ton of signs saying "judgement free zone", which like, cool that's why my Dad even got a membership since they had a cheap deal years ago and he still is grandfathered into that but also he wanted a place that cultivated a relaxed and neutral attitude towards working out.

But then almost always, right next to a "don't judge anybody" would be a different sign seemingly completely contradicting that? Like I saw a dress code that said no jeans or tanktops? At... A gym? A dress code at a gym that has nothing to do with safety, just judging people's bodies?

And by the weights, they had this big fuckin' alarm on the wall called "The Lunk Alarm" which apparently would go off if anyone in the gym is making too much noise during their workout? Like how is that NOT insanely judgemental? I don't know if the thing was functioning, it sounds fake as hell, but they had so much signage pointing to it. They wanted you to notice the big sign and alarm with potential flashing lights that said "don't be a loud ass".

Hell, they even had a sign being like: "A lunk is a guy who grunts too much and drinks out of a gallon sized water bottle at the gym" and now I'm sitting here like Y'ALL JUDGE PEOPLE FOR BEING HYDRATED AT THE GYM? WHAT IS GOING ON.

I'm just... Still baffled by the contradictions. Seemed very odd. I dunno if that's just that location or a change that's happened company wide, but I don't like it. I'll probably still go back there though since they had equipment I don't have at home.

[severalowls]

There's something charming about how shop owners 20, 50, 80 years ago just being cheap and sticking a plastic lightboard or nailing new planks over the previous owner's signage, results in decades later a new owner going to put up their sign and finding something really old. And now, rather than paint over it like they would have when the old signage was 5 or 10 years old, careful nail a new plank over it, or encase it beneath a new plastic sign board so 20, 50, 80 years down the road their successors too can see who worked there centuries prior.

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How to Choose the Best Electronic Signs for Sale: A Guide by Adtronics LED Display

In today’s fast-paced, visually driven world, electronic signs are an essential tool for businesses aiming to capture attention, increase visibility, and communicate messages effectively. Whether you're a retailer, a school, a hospital, or a government entity, finding the right electronic signs for sale can significantly impact your marketing and communication strategy. This guide will help you navigate the process of choosing the perfect electronic sign, with insights from Adtronics LED Display, a leading provider of high-quality digital signage solutions.

1. Understand Your Needs

The first step in selecting the right electronic sign is to understand exactly what you need. Consider the following:

Type of Content: Will you be displaying static text, full-motion video, or a combination of both? Some signs are designed for simple text messaging, while others can handle dynamic video, images, and even live data feeds.

Location: Where will your sign be placed? Outdoor signs need to be weather-resistant and visible in direct sunlight, while indoor signs may prioritize resolution and size for visibility in smaller spaces.

Size and Resolution: The size of your electronic sign should be determined by the location and viewing distance. Higher resolution signs are better suited for close-range viewing, while larger, lower-resolution signs work well for billboards or highway signage.

2. Quality and Durability

When searching for electronic signs for sale, always prioritize durability and build quality. Signs from Adtronics LED Display are known for their robustness and long lifespan. Whether you need a sign for indoor or outdoor use, it’s crucial to invest in a product that can withstand the elements and perform consistently over time.

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One of the biggest advantages of electronic signs is their ability to be customized for your specific needs. Adtronics LED Display offers a variety of customizable options, from programmable message boards to full-color video screens. Consider how the ability to adjust your messaging in real-time could benefit your business. Whether you need to advertise promotions, showcase events, or provide real-time updates, an electronic sign with flexible software can make it easy to keep your content fresh.

4. Ease of Use

An electronic sign should not only be visually impactful but also easy to use. Look for a system that offers user-friendly software for content management. Adtronics LED Display provides intuitive interfaces that allow you to upload and manage your content remotely. Many systems also allow for scheduling content, so you can set up daily or weekly promotions or announcements in advance.

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While it’s important to find electronic signs that fit your budget, it’s also essential to focus on the overall value. Cheap signs might seem like a bargain upfront, but they could end up costing more in maintenance, repairs, and energy usage over time. Adtronics LED Display offers competitive pricing without sacrificing quality, providing a solid investment for long-term performance.

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When buying electronic signs for sale, you’ll need to consider the installation process. Some signs are easier to install than others, and the vendor should offer support in getting your sign up and running. Adtronics LED Display provides professional installation services and ongoing customer support to ensure that your sign operates smoothly.

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Finally, check out customer reviews and ratings to get a sense of the reliability and performance of the signs you’re considering. Adtronics LED Display has built a strong reputation for providing high-quality signage solutions with exceptional customer service. Their products are trusted by businesses worldwide, and their satisfied clients can speak to the performance and value of their signs.

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Choosing the right electronic signs for sale is a significant investment that can elevate your business’ visibility and communication. By considering factors such as your needs, location, customization options, ease of use, and overall value, you’ll be able to find the ideal electronic sign that suits your objectives. Adtronics LED Display offers a range of high-quality, durable, and customizable solutions designed to meet the diverse needs of businesses everywhere.

Ready to transform your messaging? Contact Adtronics LED Display today to explore our electronic signs for sale and take the next step toward enhancing your business visibility!

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Zusack on Political Sign Tampering: ‘That’s Not the Way to Play’

James Zusack is not a politician, and he never wants to be considered a politician, but Belmont County’s chief deputy has come to know a few things about politics. Like, don’t mess with someone’s campaign signs. “That’s not the way to play,” Zusack insisted. “You know how much those signs cost? I do, and they’re not cheap. Plus, it’s a crime and if we catch someone, they will be charged.” Zusack, chief deputy for 12 years under Sheriff Dave Lucas, will become Belmont County’s next sheriff on January 6th, explained that he’s received a number of complaints from both challengers and incumbents about stolen, damaged, and moved campaign signs. The Belmont County ballot features one contested county race (Coroner), several district and state races, a duel for a U.S. Senate seat, and a few congressional races, as well. Belmont County Sheriff Dave Lucas will retire at the end of the year and Chief Deputy James Zusack will follow in the position after running unopposed. “We’re taking it seriously,” Zusack said. “I know from just riding around the county that I’ve seen some political signs that were just run over by vehicles. The signs were located along the side of the roads in a few areas and motorists have just destroyed them by running their tires right over them,” he said. “That’s pretty extreme if you ask me. “It’s not something we can tolerate because we’re talking about theft, the destruction of property, and it’s a free speech issue, too. It’s pretty childish, if you think about it,” he said. “If we can make arrests, we’re going to because the law is the law. We have to address it, and we are.” Several of the registered complaints have pertained to “Issue” signage around Belmont County, according to local media reports. The State Issue on the November ballot is a proposed constitutional amendment that would create an appointed redistricting commission not elected by or subject to removal by the voters of the state. “But it doesn’t matter what (political) party is involved or what issue it is,” Zusack insisted. “It’s a crime to steal or damage a political sign and that’s all we care about at the Belmont County Sheriff’s Office.” With the colder months quickly approaching, Belmont County residents may soon see the chief deputy displaying these kind of signs to advise local motorists. Location. Location. Location. The chief deputy said, at this time, they are examining every report and complaint so they can separate true leads from pure speculation, but one fact seems solid – most of the sign crimes have taken place in the dark of night. “We’re collecting information right now so we can see if there have been trends, and to see where it’s happening most often. We’re also looking at what signs have been affected the most because there are a lot of races this year, and there are a ton of signs for and against the issues on the ballot,” Zusack said. “I can tell you that we’ve received reports about damaged or stolen sizes from people from all areas of the county. “It’s not just been one or two complaints either. We get calls about it every day,” he said. “It has to stop. People are going to vote and the decisions will be made,” she said. “That’s the way it’s supposed to work, right?” The campaign signs have been posted in a lot of different areas in Belmont County, including in residential areas and along local highways and interstates. Phil Wallace, the chair of Belmont County’s Democratic Party, told WTRF a week ago the following” “But in Belmont County, mainly, our cameras are out. When we catch you stealing signs, we will prosecute, we will do it to the fullest. And if you take my word, we will see to it that you get some free meals for a few days.” Zusack confirmed he is aware of the use of cameras and of the potential evidence video could provide. “If some people have cameras pointed at their signs, I wouldn’t blame them. If we can get a positive identification from one of those cameras, an arrest will be made. That’s how this works,” the soon-to-be-sheriff said. “The way we’re going these days, people should get used to the idea of being on camera most of the time because more and more go up every day. “There are lot of signs out there and we still have a little more than two weeks, so our deputies will be keeping an eye on the situation,” Zusack added. “The damage I’ve seen wasn’t caused by the weather either. It’s been very intentional, and it’s a crime.” Read the full article

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Lightbox Signage in Gauteng

Lightbox Signage in Gauteng: Pricing and Options In a world where visual communication plays a pivotal role in marketing and branding, lightbox signage has emerged as one of the most effective ways to captivate attention and convey messages. For businesses in Gauteng, South Africa, lightbox signage offers a versatile and dynamic solution. This article explores the types of lightbox signage available in Gauteng, the pricing factors to consider, and tips for getting the best value for your investment. What is Lightbox Signage? Lightbox signage consists of illuminated signs that utilize LED or fluorescent lights to enhance visibility and aesthetic appeal. They are commonly used for retail stores, restaurants, event venues, and more, providing an eye-catching way to display logos, promotional messages, or directional information. Lightboxes can be wall-mounted, freestanding, or suspended, making them adaptable to various environments and business needs. Types of Lightbox Signage - Front-Lit Lightboxes: These are the most common type, featuring a translucent face that allows light to shine through, highlighting the graphics and text. They are typically used for storefront signage and advertising. - Backlit Lightboxes: In contrast to front-lit styles, backlit lightboxes illuminate the entire sign from behind, creating a halo effect around the graphics. This type is often chosen for a more modern, sleek appearance. - LED Neon Lightboxes: For a trendy, retro look, LED neon lightboxes simulate the effect of traditional neon signs using energy-efficient LED technology. They come in various shapes and colors, making them great for branding. - Modular Lightboxes: These customizable options allow businesses to change graphics periodically, making them ideal for promotions or seasonal offerings. Factors Influencing Pricing The cost of lightbox signage in Gauteng can vary widely based on several factors: - Size: Larger signs typically cost more due to the additional materials and lighting required. Expect to pay more for oversized displays. - Design Complexity: A simple design may be more cost-effective, while intricate graphics or custom shapes can increase prices. If your business requires custom artwork or a unique concept, discuss design fees upfront. - Materials: The choice of materials—such as acrylic, aluminum, or PVC—will impact the overall cost. Higher-quality materials might be more expensive but can enhance durability and aesthetics. - Lighting Technology: The type of lighting used (LED vs. fluorescent) can affect pricing. LED options tend to have a higher initial cost but offer long-term savings in energy efficiency and lifespan. - Installation: Depending on the complexity of the installation and the site conditions, labor costs may add to the overall price. Ensure you get an estimate that includes installation. - Location: The geographic location can influence pricing due to basic market competition dynamics. Gauteng, being a densely populated area with various sign-making companies, may present more competitive pricing. Average Pricing Estimates While it is essential to obtain specific quotes from local sign companies, here are some average price ranges for lightbox signage in Gauteng: - Small Front-Lit Lightboxes: R5,000 - R10,000 - Medium-Sized Lightboxes: R10,000 - R20,000 - Large Lightboxes: R20,000 and above - Custom Designs or Special Features: R25,000 and up, depending on complexity These prices are ballpark figures, and potential clients are encouraged to research and compare multiple suppliers to find the best fit for their budget and needs. Tips for Getting the Best Value - Request Multiple Quotes: Contact several signage companies to compare prices and services offered. This helps you gauge industry standards and negotiate better terms. - Check Reviews and Portfolios: Look for testimonials from past clients and examination of company portfolios. Quality of work is paramount—cheap does not always mean good. - Inquire About Warranties: Reputable manufacturers often provide warranties on their products, which can give you peace of mind in your investment. - Consider Longevity and Maintenance Costs: While initial price is important, also consider the long-term maintenance and longevity of the signage. Investing slightly more upfront on durable materials could save you money down the road. - Plan for Installation Costs: Always include installation costs in your budget. Ask if the quote you receive covers installation or if it’s an additional charge. Conclusion Lightbox signage is an excellent investment for businesses in Gauteng looking to boost visibility and attract customers. By understanding the factors influencing prices and exploring various options, you can make an informed decision that fits your budget and design needs. With careful planning and research, your lightbox signage can illuminate not just your storefront but also elevate your brand identity. Read the full article

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