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== Faber-Castell Pencil == '''Mike Rohde:''' Yeah, it does. It seems to, and as far as pencils go, I can mention that there is a favorite pencil that I use. It's the Faber-Castell E-Motion, which I think they produce pens as well, and I haven't explored that, but it's got that funky, tear-shaped barrel. Yeah. It's sort of thick in the middle and thin on the ends. It's really comfortable, and I use, it's got a really thick, the leads in there are like 1.4 millimeters, so they're really thick. And I typically get an H quality, so they're very slippery and really, you know, they kind of loosen you up. But again, there's that point of the tool at changing how you work, you know, using a pencil. It gives a whole different feel and makes me think differently than when I use a pen. So, but that's been a great pencil. I've used that for many years and recommend it to a lot of people. And I should probably explore their pen line and see if there's anything they have that's, you know, can use a drop of gel insert into. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah, really. I haven't used any of their pens, I don't think. But I was actually going to ask you about that pencil because I've noticed you're doing a lot of the process posts for your sketchnote handbook that's coming out soon in pencil. So I want to talk about that. But first, let's do our second sponsor real quick because I really want to get into the sketchnote handbook thing. So what's our second sponsor today, Myke? '''Myke Hurley:''' Our second sponsor this week is Harvest. Harvest is a painless time tracking and invoicing application. It's relied on by the most innovative teams in the world in over 100 countries worldwide. Teams that include such fantastic companies as HappyCog, Volkswagen and Squarespace. And a ton of other freelance developers, designers and consultants use Harvest as well. If you go to their website, they have lists of, you know, some notable people that use the service. And, you know, I picked those three out, but I could pick many, many more. And you're going to see some that you recognize in there. You can track your time effortlessly from anywhere using their web client or one of the many apps that they have on platforms including Android, iOS, and they've recently released a native Mac application as well. You can send your clients professional and attractive invoices directly from Harvest via email, PDF, and on the web as well. And they can pay you instantly, either by credit card or using fast payment gateways that they integrate like PayPal, Authorize.net, Trust Commerce and more. So it makes your clients, gives them ways to pay you quick, fast and efficiently, making sure you get the money that you need. What Harvest have done is created a service so intuitive and easy to use that you can spend a lot less time worrying about your timesheet and much more time focusing on your work. You can try Harvest for 30 days for free today. No credit card, no obligations. And to do that, just go to getharvest.com and you can sign up for a free trial there. After your trial period is over, though, if you want to use the code 512, so 512 at checkout, you'll receive 50% off your first month. So do it quick as this offer expires on August 1, 2012. Thanks so much to Harvest for sponsoring this week's episode. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Awesome. Awesome. '''Myke Hurley:''' Let's see if we are. Where are we going to now, Brad?
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