Ever wonder why the Purple Heart is Purple or why Surrender Flags are White? I read this interesting article by Alison Caporimo in Reader’s Digest (printed version) October 2014. Enjoy! www.rd.com/culture/why-is-money-green/
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Need some dinner ideas on what to serve tonight? If you’re looking for some recipes that will have your family asking for seconds, try these cast iron skillet dinner recipes. This year we wanted to share the tale of our timeless tradition with you. So cook up your favorite seasonal things. Cake, cookies and cornbread,
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It’s a busy time of year, isn’t it? Work seems to snowball now, as everyone scrambles to finish those projects and close out those budgets for year-end, and sometimes –without a breath in between– we immediately launch into the next thing for the new year. There’s black tie events, a constant stream of holiday parties,
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In this day and age of abundant stock illustration for a nickel and having to compete with the $25 all you can eat logo design its all the more reason to be original. We have been awarded a great opportunity to develop 19 original logos/mascots. The reason for the request was that so many of the
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Just finished up our 4th year of Maggie’s place annual giving campaign – this years was a bit smaller than the previous years but still carried the Growth – Love, Service and Gratitude theme.To learn more about the great things Maggie’s Place does visit www.maggiesplace.org and don’t hesitate to Get Involved.
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Don’t believe everything, or maybe anything, you read on social media. In the wake of Trump’s stunning upset last week, media analysts have worked feverishly to figure out how social media may have altered the outcome of this election. From carefully targeted (attacks) to fake websites with false polling place addresses, online voter-suppression tactics wreak
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By MADELEINE MORLEY The Adventures of Tintin made Hergé’s name as a cartoonist, but a new retrospective at the Grand Palais in Paris reveals the artist’s lesser-known graphic design work. Georges Remi–AKA Hergé–opened his design studio l’Atelier Hergé-Publicité in 1930, applying aspects of his instantly recognizable Clear Line technique to posters, magazines, book covers, and
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By DAN PALLOTTA The nonprofit sector has limbs. It has fingers that reach into the most neglected corners of society, forearms that lead large national chapter and affiliate organizations, legs made up of the nation’s foundations and massive individual donor base that fund it and help it to move. It has blood pumping through its
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A longtime client of R Squared, Abbie S. Fink, was presented the Patrick Jackson Award for distinguished Service of HMA Public Relations by The Public Relations Society of America. This award recognizes a PRSA member who has expressed their contributions to furthering the society of PRSA by motivating fellow practitioners professionally and personally. For 30
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An article that I thought was very interesting and pretty cool came from this one artist, Janis Petke, who created pictures from google earth by using Photoshop to capture her audience’s attention. She created miniature globes from the images that were posted on google earth. It almost doesn’t look real…but she took 30-40 screenshots using
