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Highspeed Group Ltd
based in Keighley, UNITED KINGDOM
The Highspeed Group Ltd was founded late 1960's and is well respected within the turf management industry. Working over approximately 1000 golf courses across Europe. Initially named Highspeed Lubricant's the company started by supplying Oils, Greases and Fuel Treatment's to the transport and agricultural industry.Since then we have developed in a multi-faceted company to ...
Technical Absorbents
based in Grimsby, UNITED KINGDOM
The core business of Technical Absorbents is the manufacture and global supply of Super Absorbent Fibre (SAF). Our mission is to offer world class levels of innovation, development, manufacture and supply of SAF and absorbent nonwoven fabrics, yarns and tapes for many different markets and applications, for example:– water retaining fabrics for the agro/horticulture ...
IMEC Technologies
based in Champaign, ILLINOIS (USA)
IMEC Technologies is a supplier of data collection and Track and Trace solutions for use in regulated industries and healthcare environmentssh Stations checks, Building Checks, H&S checks, Fire Equipment etc.
H2O GmbH
based in Steinen, GERMANY
Wastewater evaporators from the experts for zero liquid discharge production (ZLD). We are the leading producer of wastewater evaporators for industrial wastewater treatment for the metal processing industry, automotive industry, aviation industry, machine building industry and many other industrial sectors. We manufacture our VACUDEST wastewater evaporators following ...
3BL Media
based in Northampton, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
3BL`s mission is to help organizations communicate their commitment and dedication to CSR, Sustainability and Cause Marketing initiatives.3BL`s reach includes a targeted nexus of websites that carry 3BL`s signature news feed: theCSRfeed, which delivers the latest multimedia campaigns, videos, podcasts, tweets, and news releases to more than 20,000 proprietary opt-in ...
Sweed Machinery, Inc.
based in Gold Hill, OREGON (USA)
Sweed's recycling division is well established as the authority in a rapidly developing industry- repeatedly bringing innovative and practical solutions for scrap management and processing. Sweed's scrap choppers can be customized for most applications, and engineers work closely with customers to ensure scrap material is processed to the necessary requirements. Sweed ...
Erlab, Inc.
based in Rowley, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Erlab is the inventor and leader in carbon filtering chemical ductless fume hoods. Captair Ductless Filtering Fume Hoods feature enhanced filtration, modular design and expanded use. CaptairStore chemical storage and inventory management systems feature Erlab filtration technology, eliminates odors and keeps chemicals stored safely in your lab with 24 hr. continuous ...
Chelsea Technologies Group
based in West Molesey, UNITED KINGDOM
Chelsea Technologies Group (CTG) provides multi parameter water sensor for the environmental monitoring (both oceanographic and inland water), contamination monitoring and process control markets. Satisfying the needs of both the civil and military markets CTG specialises in technologies ranging from optical and acoustic sensors to comprehensive environmental and process ...
Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc.
based in Milwaukee, WISCONSIN (USA)
Anguil Environmental Systems is a global provider of industrial air pollution control, emission abatement and energy recovery systems. We design, manufacturer, service and install thermal and catalytic oxidation technologies as well as heat recovery systems for a variety of applications and industries.
BIOFerm™ Energy Systems
based in Madison, WISCONSIN (USA)
• BIOFermTM Energy Systems provides anaerobic digestion technology for energy generation and waste management to North American waste operations. Committed to sustainable and economical organic waste diversion, the BIOFermTM technology utilizes anaerobic digestion to harness biogas rising from fermenting organics—food waste, manure, biosolids, etc.—converting it into ...


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Thursday, May 7, 2015
Mom Shaped Card #2
For this card I made it as an A2 card. So I enlarged it from the original file which can be found here at www.birdscards.com
Card Recipe:
White Cardstock
Green Cardstock
Pink Cardstock
Red Cardstock
Yellow Cardstock
I used my Silhouette Cameo to cut the card base and 2 copies of the front layer in white. I glued pieces of colored cardstock behind one of the front layers then attached the other front layer to the back to make a sandwich. I then popped the phrase onto the card base with 3d foam pads.
Below are close-up photos of the colored layer sections:
Thanks for stopping by. And once again, Happy Mother's Day!
Challenges I've Entered:
DL Art - May Linky Party
DoubleClick Skittles - For Mom or a Girl
Cardz TV - Mother's Day
Silhouette Challenge - Anything Goes
Jo's Scrap Shack - Happy Mother's Day
Craftin Desert Divas - Mother's Day Linky Party
Fresh Brewed - For Mom
Terrific Tuesday Challenge - All About Mom
Terrific Tuesday Challenge - All About Mom
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Mom's Shaker Card
Today I wanted to share with you a Mom's Shaker Card by www.birdscards.com.
Card Recipe:
Purple Cardstock
K&Company - Floral Dreams Patterned Paper
Cream Cardstock
Papered Flowers
.007 Clear Craft Plastic Acetate
Old Michael's Stamp (Happy Mother's Day)
Quick Dry Adhesive Glue
In order to assemble this card, you will need to cut your card base once, then cut the solid Mom piece once in acetate, once in your chosen patterned paper, and once in plain cardstock. You will also need to cut the Mom outline once in the same cardstock as your card base then cut it several times to build your shaker walls, I cut 9 of these for my card.
Glue your front outline onto your acetate piece and set it aside to dry. Next, adhere your other outline pieces one by one on top of your patterned piece using wet glue so you have a little wiggle time.
Fill each section with different colored sequins. You could use glitter, small beads or confetti instead. The trick is not to add to much.
To seal your shaker sections, carefully add glue to the top of your shaker walls and pop your acetate panel into place.
If you would like to make one of these for your mom, please visit this link (Team KnK) where you can pick up the cutting file directly.
Happy Mother's Day to all of you!!!
Challenges I've Entered:
DL Art - Mother's Day
CardzTV - Mother's Day
Craftin Desert Divas - Mother's Day Link Up
Creative Corner - For Mom
Jo's Scrap Shack - Happy Mother's Day
Pile It On - Mother's Day/For A Lady
Scrappy Mom Stamps - All About Mom
Silhouette Challenges - Anything Goes
Shopping Our Stash - Big, Bold & Beautiful
Sweet Stamps - For Mom
Saturday, April 4, 2015
Ava's Little Easter Basket
A couple of days ago I won a $15.00 gift card from My Scrap Chick. I couldn't wait to go shopping. This is one of the items I purchased. Isn't it CUTE!!!! I think my Granddaughter is going to love it.
Go to this link - My Scrap Chick - Trio of Bunnies if you are interested in purchasing this file. It was so easy to put together.
I inked the entire basket with Color Box Wild Hare. For the green on his feet, I inked them with Tim Holtz Distress Ink Peeled Paint. For the orange, I used Tim Holtz Distress Ink Spiced Marmalade.
I drew her mouth and added some freckles with my black zig pen. I foam taped the mouth and nose. The nose was inked with Studio G pink ink. For the eyes, I used my white gel pen. I made the eyebrows by using my black zig pen. She does have a belly and hands. But unfortunately, you can't see them with the eggs inside the basket and I forgot to get a picture.
A closure look of the cute face.
Add finally for the tail. It does come with a cut and it is attached. However, I wanted something more. So I put a cottonball on it. To complete my bunny, I put pink grass in the basket and will be filling the three plastic eggs with goodies. I didn't want to give her to much, since she is only two and everyone else will be giving.
Thanks for stopping by. Have a wonderful Easter Day tomorrow!
Challenges I've Entered:
2 Creative Chicks - Anything Goes (no cards)
Creatalicious Challenges - Anything Goes
Decorate to Celebrate - Anything Goes
Friday, April 3, 2015
Cute As A Bunny
Recipe Card:
Brown Cardstock 5" x 6 1/2"
Yellow Cardstock 4 3/4" x 6 1/4"
Spring Fling matstack Patterned Paper (DCWV) 4 1/2" x 6"
Cricut Cartridge Simply Charmed - Bunny Kid cut @ 4 3/4"
Hero Arts (CL498) - Happy Easter
Spellbinders - Classic Scalloped Oval (S4-111) & Classic Ovals Small (S4-112)
Peachy Keen Stamps - PK-754 Critter Faces
Memento - Tuxedo Black
Inkadinkado - Bold Brights Chalk (05843)
Studio G - Pink Ink
Tim Holtz Distressed Ink - Peeled Paint & Spiced Marmalade
Hemp String
Foam Tape (hands)
As always thanks for stopping by. Have a great weekend!
Challenges I've Entered:
BBTB 2 - Bunny Rabbit
Cardz TV - Easter
Crafty Boots - Easter
DL ART - April Linky Challenge
DL ART - Easter
Fantabulous Cricut Challenge - Easter
Get Creative Challenges - Die Cut
Ooh La La Creations - Easter/Spring
Thursday, April 2, 2015
Away we go...........
Recipe Card:
Brown Cardstock 4 1/4" x 5 1/2"
Blue Cardstock 4" x 5 1/4"
Green Rhinestones
White Gel Pen
Silver Glitter Glue
Glossy Accents
Foam Tape
Craftin Desert Divas - Destination Fun Stamps
Memento - Tuxedo Black Ink
Cricut Cartridge Baby Steps - Page 58
Bunny cut @ 4"
The puffs below are also located on the same page and cut @ 4"
I used my Silhouette to cut this grass border from Sophie Gallo Designs #39667. The measurements were 5.503 x 1.090. All my other cuts were using my cricut.
As always thank you for stopping by. Have a great week!
Challenges I've Entered:
BBTB2 - Bunny Rabbit
Cardz TV - Easter
Crafter's Cafe - Easter
Crafting By Designs - April Anything Goes
Die Cuttin' Divas - Anything Goes
DL ART - April Linky Challenge
DL ART - Thankful Thursday #153 Easter Challenge
Inspiration Destination - Always Anything Goes
Just Inspirational Challenges - Anything with Wheels
Whimsy Inspiration - Use a Die Cut
Thursday, January 1, 2015
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Heidi Klum Stars in New Jordache Campaign
Jordache unveiled its most exciting advertising campaign to date featuring the sexy supermodel, designer, entrepreneur and host of TV's Project Runway and America's Got Talent, Heidi Klum. Shot by photographer, director and longtime Klum collaborator, Rankin in Los Angeles, the commercial casts Klum as a pied piper and takes a turn for the fantastical as she leads a suburban cast (and a not so suburban cast) to the beat of Bee Gees Stayin' Alive. In addition to singing the track, Klum dances to a sequence choreographed by Fatima Robinson who has choreographed music videos for Black Eyed Peas, Rihanna and Michael Jackson just a few. The multifaceted campaign will include a national television commercial and print ad that will run in mid August through November.
"We are excited to be working with Heidi Klum for the fourth time" says Liz Berlinger, President of Jordache Enterprises. "Heidi is a true Renaissance woman who inspires us all as she balances life as supermodel, TV host, business woman and mother. Heidi's fashionable style and sexy confidence embodies what the Jordache brand is about."
Jordache has established itself as a leader in the designer-label jeans category since the 1970s. Through the years, Jordache has kept their highly-anticipated ad campaigns provocative and innovative with a chic elegance that keeps Jordache a celebrity and fashionista favorite. This is the fourth time Jordache has selected Klum to be featured in their ad. She is part of an elite group of glamorous, sexy and talented women who have represented Jordache, including model and actress Elizabeth Hurley. Jordache is sold at WalMart and WalMart.com.
The campaign was conceived and executed by DMA United. Klum's beauty look by make-up artist Linda Hay and hairstylist Andy Lecompte both represented by The Wall Group.
About Jordache:
The Jordache LOOK changed the denim game for over 30 years and is still going strong. Today, Jordache Enterprises is a privately held conglomerate with an international reach. The company designs and manufactures a wide variety of denim, apparel and accessories, and has earned a distinguished reputation for quality and excellence.
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Never have so many Americans been forced to confront champagne tastes with a beer budget. Now, like manna from virtual Heaven, there's a website to help you create gourmet meals (or gourmet-looking meals) from ingredients off the $1 menu. Fancy Fast Food transforms fast food into impressive feasts under the banner "Yeah, it's still bad for you, but see how good it can look!"
As investors brace for a rollercoaster ride during the second-quarter earnings season, the dollar's weakness in the last three months could have played a key role for some multinational companies.
It's been a couple weeks, but the lowlights in the world of business do not take summer vacations. Here are the nominees, followed by our choice for winner, but make you own choice in the poll at the bottom.
As we told you last week, the burger wars appear to be heating up. That's good for your appetite but will new sandwiches boost fast food stocks?
Here's our Fast Money Final Trade. Our gang gives you tomorrow's best trades, right now!
Both the Dow and S&P 500 rebounded in late trading on Monday as investors' concerns about the strength of an economic recovery triggered a move into defensive stocks.
McDonald's wants to entice you into its restaurants more frequently. And that means doing something they haven't done in quite a while.
Despite swelling delinquencies and reform pressure from the government, credit card companies are using pricing power and staying power to emerge as a favorite among market pros.
With one day left in the quarter, the Dow and S&P ended in positive territory as fund managers snapped up winners in an attempt to embellish their portfolios.
Following are a few tidbits from Fast Money we thought you'd enjoy including Pete Najarian's advice to Mark Cuban about hedging!
Cramer wanted to find out, so he invited the CEO onto Mad Money.
We ran out of time on TV, so in this Web Extra you'll find tomorrow's best trades right now!
Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
Sunday was the official start of summer as the summer solstice, the day when the Earth's axis is most inclined toward / away from the sun, occurred. Here are the historical averages for the markets and last year's biggest gainers between the summer solstice and the autumnal equinox:
Put your children on the right financial track with this long-term investing strategy.
A crackdown on credit limits by card companies is squeezing the nation's 27 million small businesses, exacerbating the problems brought on by a stagnant economy.
In this Web Extra the traders reveal which stocks stand to benefit as cheap providers of food.
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The 2012/2013 Daemen College Film Series will continue Monday, November 12, 2012, with a showing of "The Visitor."
A professor's life is transformed by his encounter with immigrants who he finds occupying his residence. Directed by Tom McCarthy. Commentator is Margaret Phillips, Daemen director of paralegal studies.
All films in the Daemen College Film Series are shown 7:30 p.m. on Monday evenings in Alumni Lounge in Wick Center on the Daemen campus, 4380 Main Street, in Amherst. They are free and open to the public.
The Western New York Service Learning Coalition, located on Daemen's campus serves as a conduit for community organizations seeking service-learning students.
©2014 Daemen College : 4380 Main Street, Amherst, NY 14226 : 800.462.7652


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Philip Glass Ensemble - In the Upper Room - Dance VII
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Glenn Alderson met up with artist, singer and guitarist Marissa Paternoster of Screaming Females before they played Sled Island Festival two weeks ago.
Nudie Jeans Fit Guide
From tight to regular. Here are the Nudie Jeans fits. Spin them around and compare look and measurements. Visit Fit Guide
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We take a great interest in where and how the Nudie Jeans collection is produced. See for yourself in the Production Guide
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Stayed up to late... moving slow this morning...
Stayed up to late... moving slow this morning...
Hello, Hello, Helloooooo. . . . Hello!
I got up early today, not because I wanted to. . . . my back has been tricky lately which woke me up. I get really hot when I sleep so the a/c is usually on and I thought it was on last night, however the fact that I woke up dripping meant that it was not. The reason was the a/c drip pan was leaking in the hallway all weekend, they finally fixed it yesterday (ugh they used a spray sealer which was terribly smelly. I wasn't home when they came to fix it so I walked into a really awful smell and was confused for a moment until I saw the work order, lol). . . .back to the point. . . . I do have one. . . in order for them to fix the a/c they turned the power off and I forgot to check it last night when I set the temp. The a/c never came on last night, so now I'm smelly. LOL At least the carpet can dry out now.
In other news. . . . have been busy attempting to clean house, working, tending to cats. Was crocheting a storm to get ready for a couple of craft fairs but since the cable company insists that I owe them an extra month and a couple of other hitches, no more craft fair to get Disney money. Sigh. A friend offered to put together a brochure or flyer of sorts, with pictures of my stuff, to send to her daughter who owns a shop in OK. My sister insists e-bay would be good. So I guess all is not lost.
What's up with MiceChat's site lately? I have tried several times over the last couple of weeks to log on and the site never loaded or there connection problems. At least I was able to say hi today.
Mmmk, I'll try to stop by tonight. You all take care!
Sig by Poisonedapples!
My husband has a doctor's appointment today. He regrets those sort of things. It does get him out of work early, but that just means less money on his paycheck. I guess I will go with him, if he asks me to.
Disneyland Here I Come Again!
October 1, to October 6, 2015
According to my husband, they took away the sick days from the employees a few years ago. I was surprised that was true when he told me that the other day. He said the week he was off of work is going to be counted as vacation time, since he had two weeks left at the time of his hospitalization. That means he doesn't get his usual vacation the week after Thanksgiving, like he has taken every year as far back as I can remember. Doesn't seem fair, but that's the way it is. He will be so happy when he can finally retire. However, that's still a few years away for him.
Disneyland Here I Come Again!
October 1, to October 6, 2015
Could it be possible they turned it into PTO, meaning Paid Time Off. PTO can be used for anything, a sick day, vacation days, personal days. But when its depleted, its depleted.
My company uses PTO and rolls over from year to year if unused with no cap. It's nice but I haven't been here long enough to accrue more than a day or two.
I guess I will find out what/if they deduct anything from his pay, when it happens. Also, he put in for his remaining vacation time for the rest of the year. That will tell us a lot as well.
Here's the scoop. My husband is one of those people who never takes time off of work, so you would think that they would take that into account. However, things don't work that way, where he works.
Disneyland Here I Come Again!
October 1, to October 6, 2015
Good afternoon MiceChatters and RCMC types. Now as I was saying at about noon last Monday...
God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.
Nice to see Barry back home!! Big hugs to you.
And nice to see John Denver too, lol.
hello room and hi radiobarry
Barry's back. That makes me smile.
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Welcome back Barry! Glad to see you out of the hospital!
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Posted by Carrie Johnson on the B2B Marketing Professionals Blog on October 13, 2009
We're hoping that you're getting as excited as we are about the upcoming Consumer Forum on October 27th and 28th in Chicago. Many attendees come back from the event raving about and asking for more information on our extensive consumer data that we highlight at the event and in our research. Here are some opportunities at the event to get more information on our data.
Forrester's Consumer Forum Theater
Presentations highlight Forrester's extensive
data capabilities. Forrester analysts will share highlights from our global
benchmark survey data, as well as our forecast data, examining
technology-driven trends in consumer behavior. These demonstrations will be
hosted in the International Ballroom at The Fairmont Chicago.
Posted by Ronald Rogowski on the Customer Experience Professionals Blog on October 13, 2009
[Posted by Ron Rogowski]
Ever wonder why Web sites offer such lackluster brand experiences? Want to know how your site can help you differentiate your brand online?
Posted by Randy Heffner on the Application Development & Delivery Professionals Blog on October 13, 2009
Forrester Principal Analyst, Randy Heffner is currently conducting research on how enterprise architects should incorporate cloud computing into their organizations' IT strategies and architectures. He is looking for enterprise architects to interview — architects that have experience with evaluating Cloud offerings, if not actually using them. In the research, Randy is considering three broad categories of cloud computing offerings: Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS).
Because the term "cloud computing" refers to quite diverse types of services and products, architects need to analyze and build multiple cloud strategies. Although there are potentially strong benefits, the costs, risks, and best usage scenarios are not necessarily clear. At minimum, adopting cloud-based offerings requires changes in IT's planning, cost management, solution design, and production operations. To predict and manage the impact, architects must examine cloud options to determine the impact on their architecture plans and strategies. This report will analyze how interviewees see cloud computing's effect on their organization's:
• Architecture planning
• Solution delivery architectures and projects
Posted by James McQuivey on the CMOs Blog on October 13, 2009
We've been flogging the media industries for years at Forrester. So much so that we sometimes assume that people remember all the ways we've warned, cajoled, and exhorted for more than a decade. But based on the things we're seeing the pundits finally say, it's clear that "the end is near" is a pressingly recent recognition on the part of many. For examples, see Malcolm Gladwell's review of Chris Anderson's book Free; Mark Bowden's lament over the loss of journalism ethics in The Atlantic; or programmer/essayist Paul Graham's thoughtful reflection on Post-medium Publishing.
Don't get me wrong: we welcome these and more voices to a conversation we've been trying to start for some years now. (If you think I'm just posturing, I direct your attention to former Forrester VP Mary Modahl's July 1994 piece entitled Publications Get Wired where she first blew up the "print isn't going away" myth.) But there are some very fundamental things that are getting lost in most of the discussions we are hearing. Namely, people are stuck on processes, historical reinterpretation, future prognostications, and personal feelings at the passing of an era.
In the end, however, none of that will matter as the fundamental economics of digital media assert themselves. Basically, it's now cheaper to make, distribute, and consume media. That changes everything.
Posted by Thomas Husson on the B2C Marketing Professionals Blog on October 13, 2009
Many innovative start-ups have pioneered mobile social networking in the last few years: BuzzCity, Peperoni, Fring, Nimbuzz, eBuddy, Zyb, Plazes, Loopt, Foursquare and many others demonstrated the potential of the market.
In the last few months, a bunch of announcements clearly showed that the convergence between mobile and social computing is gaining traction and attracting the largest stakeholders:
Posted by Peter O'Neill on the B2B Marketing Professionals Blog on October 12, 2009
By Peter O'Neill
I have just come back from our own Business Technology Forum
in Chicago where my colleagues presented about the concept of "lean production"
to an audience of application development and business process professionals:
how the IT industry, including enterprise IT, must now finally address and
improve its R&D and production processes, just as other industries have
done already.
Posted by Jeffrey Hammond on the Application Development & Delivery Professionals Blog on October 9, 2009
In the first three quarters of 2009, I've had an increasing number of discussions with Forrester clients about the state of mobile development and what technologies they should be evaluating. These conversations usually start with the statement "mobility is a mess…" What I mean by that statement is that we're in the midst of a sea change in the technology options that IT shops have at their disposal when it comes to building custom mobile applications. The frenetic pace of evolution makes mobile development one of the Top 15 Technology Trends and it warrants careful attention on the part of enterprise architects and application development professionals. By the end of 2010, you'll have at least five distinct mobile applications architectures to choose from, including:
Posted by Brad Bortner on the B2B Marketing Professionals Blog on October 9, 2009
Now that solutions are finally available to "clean up" panels, will buyers at last insist that providers use them, or will a myopic focus on price continue to be the rule when on-line sample is used?
The use of online panels for market research was highly contentious at one time. Traditional researchers thought that they would be prone to the same problems as traditional off-line panels: filled with respondents that are not representative of the general population motivated by the desire to earn money taking surveys.
Despite these misgivings, online panels have taken off in the US (and are coming on strong in Europe.) Why? Because they allowed research to be conducted in one third the time at one fifth the cost. This allowed buyers to say to themselves, "ok, maybe its not quite as project-able, but give the savings it's worth it." Also, many panel vendors claimed to be doing something special to ensure that their panels were better, and indeed several of them did.
Posted by Reineke Reitsma on the Data Insights Professionals Blog on October 9, 2009
[Posted by Reineke Reitsma]
Laptops and flat-panel TVs have seen the strongest growth over the past two years in absolute terms. Data from our Technographics European surveys shows that laptop penetration increased from 26% of households in 2007 to 38% in 2009, while flat-panel TVs more than doubled from 16% to 34%. Flat-panel TVs also rate highest on consumers' wish list. Seven percent of Europeans intend to buy a flat-panel TV in the next six months — mostly as a first-time purchase — making it the fastest-growing household device among Europeans.
Posted by Ted Schadler on the Application Development & Delivery Professionals Blog on October 8, 2009
by Ted Schadler
Did you know that among US information workers that:
35% use laptops and 76% use desktop computers?
Only 11% use smartphones?
57% are optimistic about technology, but 43% are pessimistic?


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June is a beautiful month to visit Shop One²! The campus is quiet and there is ample parking available. Come browse the shop, be inspired, and take a break from the routine.
Featured Artist
'Intimate Sculpture' is the term Loraine uses to describe her jewelry. Observation and translation, incremental steps, managing chaos, the transformation of materials and resolution are the building blocks of her creative process.
One recent sunny afternoon, a woman burst through the doors of Shop One² with a perplexed expression on her face and exclaimed, "Are we still on the RIT campus?" Her husband and son came through the doors soon after, equally puzzled. Clearly, they did not think they were still on a college campus and somehow had strayed. Why the disorientation?
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There's a growler in the house! This fabulous new design is by RIT Industrial Design alum Rob Englert. Ergonomically spaced to fit your hand for the perfect grip, this heavy-duty growler makes carrying and pouring a comfortable and enjoyable experience.


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Catalogue Number: 752-1681
- Integral display shield deflects wind & rain
- Rigid internal frame protects against shocks & drops
- Sealed ports block blown sand & dust
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Product Details
Help to protect your iPad with the Griffin Survivor case for Apple iPad models 2, 3 or 4. Featuring sealed ports to block sand and dust, the Survivor case has an integral display shield that deflects both wind and rain.
With a sleek black finish, the Griffin Survivor case for Apple iPad has a rigid internal frame that protects against shocks and drops.
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|iPad accessory
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