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the Companythe Shop & Its OwnerRocket Science's office and print shop are located in a house on Dominion Street in Winnipeg, MB. It's because of this that Robert Bond-the business's owner/operator-is able keep costs down and work flexibly to meet just any client's needs and schedule.Although Rocket Science is a shop that runs fairly lean, there's no compromise on quality. Aside from occasional subcontracting and the odd bit of family help, all work-from initial quote, to design phase, to final printing/output-is done with care and precision by Robert, who has been working in the graphics industry in one form or another since 1997, and is well versed in its intricacies. Among its many essential tools and supplies, Rocket Science prints using phthalate-free Excalibur plastisol ink and a Riley Hopkins 6 Color/4 Station screen printing press.Have a graphics related project you'd like a quote for , or some info about? Rocket Science is here for you. Tweet All Site Contents © 2014 Rocket Science DesignsCanadian Owned & Operated Custom Screen Printing & Graphic Design:Rocket Science (By appointment only please)934 Dominion St

November 11, 2013 20 years ago an American professor found he had a problem. In the course of his work he'd get files from colleagues that he described as typewritten, not typeset. What he meant was that the authors had used typewriter conventions when creating the files on their computers. They would end a sentence and then put in two spaces, they would use double dashes rather than em dashes, and they would use a lower case L instead of the number one. He had to fix all these problems so that they conformed to typesetting conventions.