CityNews: For years, the greeting card industry has been pretty much the same. You can get a million different messages that say “Happy Birthday”, “Congratulations,” “Best Wishes For Your Engagement/Wedding,” “In Sympathy,” “Get Well Soon” and on and on. In the past few years, there have been some slight additions, including kudos on a divorce […]
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Springwise: Most people order pizzas when they’re at home or at work. Aiming to broaden those delivery horizons, Domino’s Pizza in the Netherlands recently placed white doors in the park and on the beach. Dubbed Domino’s Delivery Points, the doors prominently featured the company’s phone number, as well as doorbells for delivery people to ring.
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 photo credit: woodleywonderworks I recently came across an article naming the top 25 most creative business people in the world today. Some of them i found to be quite interesting and not someone that i would have ever thought of until i read this article. Below are a few of these top most creative
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photo credit: chanchan222 Many are up in arms about the recent announcement of Disney buying out the long time favorite Marvel comics. Many wonder what this will forecast for Marvels many characters in the future. Will they change drastically, will they get rid of some of the characters that people love? One sure thing about
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Duluth News Tribune: Your beer will remain cold until the last sip at Aces on First in Duluth because of a unique innovation added to the bar. Aces on First became the first bar in Minnesota to install stainless steel coasters known as Chilldiscs that keep a 4-inch surface in front of every barstool at
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Springwise: Digital greetings are all very well, but it seems there’s something about the tangible paper card that just can’t be replaced. We’ve written about talking gift tags and greeting cards with online attachments, and now there’s Burney Cards, combining an artist-designed, fold-out paper card with a burnable CD tucked inside. Created by Dutch firm
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The Gazette: Reclining in his Peel St. office in an ergonomic chair of his own design, wearing a sleek black golf shirt with matching rims and watchband – Michel Dallaire is Bixi personified. Smart, bold, elegant. And yet, says the Montreal industrial designer who dreamed up the Bixi system, he’s been wearing the same type
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Men With Pens: Not thinking and not caring. That doesn’t mean you don’t care about the work you’re doing. There’s a huge difference between not thinking and not caring. When you don’t care, you’re just slapping words into a sentence or throwing images up onto the page. Whatever works — you just don’t give a
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Washington Post: Les Paul, 94, a Grammy Award-winning guitar virtuoso and inventor of the solid-body electric guitar who helped bring his instrument to the forefront of jazz and rock-and-roll performance, died today at a hospital in White Plains, N.Y. He had pneumonia. Paul first came to prominence for his fast and flashy jazz-guitar style, which
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Popular Science: Nothing puts the DIY in climbing a building like a homemade pair of suction gloves. Inventor Jem Stansfield used his vacuum-powered device to clamber up the 120-foot aluminum wall of the White City building in London last week. Each glove consists of wooden panels edged with latex and attached via tubing to its
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