What Does the Peace Symbol Represent?

Seth Gardner | | 275 days ago

The peace symbol has been with us since 1958. It was first unveiled at a British “ban-the-bomb” rally on April 4, 1958. It was then wildly used in the 60’s during the Vietnam era as a symbol for peace and as a call to end the war.

Many people recognize the peace symbol, but they don’t know who made it or what the symbol actually represents. The symbol was created by Gerald Holtom, a British graphic designer. The three lines are supposed to represent a man in despair, while the circle is the world.

It’s believed that the symbol became popular, because it’s design is so simple and easy to replicate. Today, it’s become a hieroglyphic for most cultures and is recognized throughout the world as a desire for peace and human rights.

Screw the Mall, Get Some Art and Save Some Money

Seth Gardner | | 393 days ago

Art Rogue is running a Stick It to the Man…Screw the Mall! promotion.

Guess what? I’m giving you a coupon for 20% off anything from my website. Just select your artwork, enter in the secret code screwthemall, then add or check out. You can apply this to as many items as you please.

Art Rogue

Make Everything Taste Like Bacon

Seth Gardner | | 411 days ago

Everyone likes bacon. It doesn’t matter if you’re a vegetarian or not, everyone likes the taste of bacon. That’s why everything should taste like bacon! At least, that’s the inspiration for Bacon Salt

Bacon Salt

Bacon Salt is a zero calorie, vegetarian, kosher certified seasoning salt that makes everything taste like real bacon!

Looking for a Unique Gift Idea?

Seth Gardner | | 426 days ago

Are you looking for a unique gift idea ? It can be difficult to shop for a unique gift these days and not only because there are so many products to choose from. Part of the process in finding unique gift is understanding the sensibilities of the gift recipient. What would he or she consider a unique gift, as opposed to what someone else or even you would consider unusual?

A prepaid gift card may be a unique gift to consider. While many people may think that giving someone money instead of a physical present is impersonal, remember that it’s up to each individual’s tastes. Someone could love a prepaid credit card as a unique gift, especially someone who loves to shop but is hindered by finances. Youngsters love to shop around a crowded store knowing they have a gift card!

Another idea for a unique gift would be the charity donation-prepaid gift card. This unique gift idea combines the concept of a prepaid credit card with a charitable donation made in another person’s name. Such a unique gift card might see 10% of the card’s worth donated to a charity of the recipient’s choosing. This is a unique gift and a unique opportunity to pass along the joy of giving.

If you are looking for a unique gift then consider the Giving Tree Give Card . This prepaid debit card allows the recipient to choose from among a store of gift items. This unique gift card can be used almost anywhere and is the equivalent of cash, though the card can be personalized to the recipient. Giving Tree also sets aside 10% of the card so that it will be donated to charity. The recipient can now be satisfied from both the gift and the feeling that comes from doing something nice for others.

A Manly Man Seat

Seth Gardner | | 512 days ago

There are all kinds of chairs for all kinds of people, but there can only be one man seat

Did You Know You Can Get Segway Insurance?

Seth Gardner | | 518 days ago

That’s right! You can now get Segway insurance for all of your anti-walking needs. A New Jersey personal and family insurance company, Franchino Insurance , now provides full insurance coverage for Segways, including full liability and physical damage coverage. That ought to come in handy during the feisty Segway Polo Games!

Segway Insurance

Prevent Disease With Superfoods

Seth Gardner | | 522 days ago

Red Orbit recently posted an article on the 6 Superfoods That Prevent Disease Those 6 foods included:

  • Broccoli
  • Pumpkin
  • Blueberries
  • Fish
  • Spinach
  • Tomatoes

Read the full story to find out why.

Impressive Lobby Design Makeover

Seth Gardner | | 529 days ago

There’s an excellent Lobby Makeover that I mentioned on MySpace. The update to this space was amazing and the lobby redesign work is some of the best I’ve ever seen.

Read more about this dramatic lobby makeover

Pampering at Trade Shows is a Big Hit

Seth Gardner | | 544 days ago

A Nashville, TN Trade Show company recently produced a spa-like event for one of their clients at trade show.

A whopping 71% of invited prospects and customers attended the event – including some of the largest “case studies” and “reference” customers for their competition.

Buzz from the spa event continued at the trade show as the attendees came by the booth for more information. The client declared the event an overwhelming success, so much so that they mentioned it in its quarterly Earnings Call. In a post-show memo to employees, the Director of Sales said that the event helped make them the “It” company of the show.

Read Trade Show Events – A Pampering Affair

Animals With A Nose For Trouble

Seth Gardner | | 582 days ago

The Daily Mail has some pictures of animals that were too curious for their own good.

Link (Kudos Neatorama )

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