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In fact, calling this particular product "premium" is an absolute joke. The canvas itself has colors that look flat. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be much sharpness there either. The print even looks a little pixelated. I added a gigantic signature to the print as a test to see if Canvas On Demand would contact me about whether that's how I wanted the signature. I also thought that perhaps they'd just correct the size themselves. Unfortunately, Canvas On Demand didn't do either of these things. Instead, the huge signature is a major distraction, occupying way too much of the frame. It also wraps around the side, which looks absolutely ridiculous. Other problems arose too. The corners of the canvas are sloppy. The mounting hardware is cheap and off-center. The black backing on the print is crooked (shown below). Also, I wanted to order 12x24 prints from each of the seven companies I'm testing, that way I'd have a consistent size between them. Canvas On Demand doesn't offer custom sizing, so I had to settle for a 14x20 pre made print frame.
Wealth Matters LANCE ARMSTRONG has apparently managed to put legal structures in place over the years that will help insulate his fortune, as I wrote last week. But what about other people who may be less prominent but concerned about lawsuits? Can they also protect themselves? The short answer is that someone's money can never be completely protected from creditors, but there are steps that can be taken to discourage people from pursuing you. "There is no such thing as asset protection, " said Jason Cain, head of the family wealth planning group in the central region for Credit Suisse Private Banking USA. "What there is is good business and estate planning that as a byproduct insulates your assets from future, potential creditors. " Or as Amy Jetel, a partner in the law firm of Beckett, Thackett & Jetel in Austin, Tex., said, such protection is like setting up a series of hurdles. "They can be knocked over, but every time you knock one over, it costs the creditor $500, 000, " she said.