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Personalized USB Drives - USB People

admin — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:36:20 +0000

Flash memory and USB drives are continuously making strides to carry more data. The highlight piece that is taking advertising chanels by storm are the USB People. These are Lego like creatures that can be customized to fit your target audience. There are basically 3 different designs. You can use the basic robot shape where the minimum order is 50 pieces. The 1 GB drives are $15.50, plus a $50 setup charge. The next step up are the professional designs. These include a business man (not sure why a business woman was not included), a female nurse and a male doctor. These require a 250 piece minimum and start at $19.75 each. Last are the total custom designs. You pick what kind of charactor you want and we will design it. If you want to design your own, there is an online tool that can help you.

Another outstanding source we have found offers individualy personalized USB drives. When ordering under 10 pieces, it is best to go straight to the source. If you are doing more than 10 pieces and are looking for a better price, call our friends at www.ProfessionalGifting.com. They also offer gift packaging as well.

Funnier even still are some of the weird gadgets that really don’t serve any purpose, other than entertainment. Like the dog USB… Clearly there are unique minds out there.

Here are a few additional creations ideas that have not been seen much yet.

When looking for a new creative way to promote your business, let our friends at www.ProfessionalGifting.com bring life to your next promotion.

Lucious Newsome - Tell us your story

admin — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 15:35:16 +0000

Lucious Newsome passed away on August 19th 2008. Lucious life touched people throughout the country, but none more than Indianapolis. While most people know his story about his move to Indianapolis, I would have to say that he has been the most influential catholic in Indianapolis.

In order to honor Lucious, please tell us your story and how he touched your life.

Indianapolis Osteopath Review

admin — Tue, 06 May 2008 20:12:33 +0000

For those of you who don’t know what an osteopath is, in my own rough language, I would call it a cross between a Chropractor and a Massage Therapist. Having participated in over 100 treatments from all 3 practices, by far I would have to say that a good Osteopath tops the others by a mile. An Osteopath first takes the time to loosen up the tendons and muscles that tighten up around the affected area where Massage therapists just loosen muscles and Chiroprators just make abrupt adjustments.

I was particularly surprised at the experience I had today with Dr. Garren Gebhardt at Applied Osteopathy. My journey started as I went on to the web under the search term “Indianapolis Osteopath”. I did not use quotation marks in my search. While I normally look at the un-paid, non sponsored ads first, I could not find anyone that really dominated this space, so I went to the paid advertisment and looked into his website.

Within an hour, Garren contacted me back personally and asked if I could come in today at 4:00. Garren had mentioned that he was a transplant from Vermont and eager to find new clients. I mentioned that 4 would not work and he offered me 2 additional times, and I quickly accepted an appointment 1 1/2 hours from his return call time.

I arrived on time and Garren consulted and worked on me for about an hour and 15 minutes. He clearly knew what he was doing and I walked out slightly sore, but knowing that my body was back in alignment. Overall, Garrens approach to total body wellness was perfect for me. His price was also right. You can reach him at 317-750-6018.

In return for his great service I thought I would write this post for him. I also wanted to see what kind of page rank I could generate. Good luck Garren.

Karyn Lynne Gallery

admin — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 22:19:12 +0000

Will be featuring the work of Carolin Wehrmenn & Cheryl Kline January 26th through February 20th, 2008. The gallery can be found at 216 N. Canon Drive, Beverly Hills, California, 90210.

The gallery is open 6 days a week. Contact us at editor@execmagazine.com for a private viewing.

Hand Woven Wool Rugs - Custom Colors

admin — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 16:50:41 +0000

We have just found a new source for these beautiful wool rugs.

The craftsmanship, color variations and detail are outstanding. These custom color designs can be ordered in sizes up to 10′ wide.

For more information on how a custom designed series of these woolen rugs can be made for your next project, contact sales@caseandtote.com

Interior Design Resource Site

admin — Mon, 31 Dec 2007 16:30:43 +0000

After looking for new directories to post one of our Interior Design clients, I came across InteriorTools.com. After digging through a lot of their background information, I found them to be pretty sharp. I am not sure that we will subscribe to a paid listing yet, but I did want to reciprocate placing their link here instead of the client site.

What I would really like to do is invest with these people in one of their next projects.

Salvage Interior Idea

admin — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 22:13:14 +0000

If you are building, renovating or simply looking for an item to add a creative flair to your home, salvage yards are an ideal starting point. When I say starting point, I mean that while you are planning your new environment, you start with 1, 2 or 3 totally unique pieces that will be the focal point and then you build them into your design. A couple of good starters are doors and windows.

Looking for these types of items, can be a great hobby for you and your significant other. We spent probably 5-8 years looking for creative ideas to add to our 1920’s home during our last renovation. Now I’m back to golf and she’s back to shopping.

The doors shown above date back to the late 1880’s and are priced under $3000. By incorporating a unique piece like this to your overall design, you mold into your home a story that can be told for years. For instance, the top set of doors were removed out of a residence in Chicago, that was built in the 1890’s. The stained glass below also came out of Chicago from a home built in the 1880’s.

This form of neo-classic design helps incorporate the new and the old. It truly brings a sence of originality to your abode.

Not every environment is suited for these types of additions. But if you don’t have a great starting point, this direction is both fun for couples and memorable for years to come. When designing your next space, you may want to add a spice of the golden years. For assistance in your next world class interior, be sure to contact dot@indydeco.com.

Dot Reinstrom has been helping families throughout the country to create environments that make staying and entertaining at home a pleasure.

Free Samples of Custom Hats

admin — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 18:00:48 +0000

One of our sponsors, www.caseandtote.com has just launched a new line of headwear named…. www.capandtote.com. Their initial offer is that if you have the capabilities of purchasing as few as 144 caps, they will make you up a custom sample with your logo and artwork. I was really surprised at how many different options were available when designing a cap.

The digital age has really evolved in the cap market. I was stunned at the detail that could be printed on some of these bills.

The custom taping give a look of total customization. While the sonic welding is ideal for the race enthusiast.

Any high tech companies with a silver logo would love the liquid metal cap design and it is unbelievable at how much detail shows up on the embossed suede bill.

Next time you are looking for a creative hat design for your company, contact www.capandtote.com. Mention this article and they will make you up a custom hat.

Fly Fusion Pen - Another Holiday Winner

admin — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 18:16:55 +0000

The Fly Fusion Pen is another item that people dreamed about when they were kids. This piece actually takes whatever you write and transfers it on to your computer. After the holidays, I will write a reveiw on it.

Uggs are the hottest 2007 Christmas Gift

admin — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 16:08:51 +0000

These shoes have been on a tear for 3 years now. In fact, their stock “DECK” has gone from $28 to almost $160 over the last 2 years alone.

I am also finding that my wife and kids also want these for Christmas. I never thought much about it, but I got a pair of Uggs house slippers last year and I love them too. Needless to say, I am now a Uggs groupie. I’m sure there are a number of BLOGS dedicating space to this brand. While I did go crazy over CROC’s when they came out, they still seem to be holding their own in retail. Even thought their stock tanked.

Back to Uggs. If you have an interest in purchasing this item, they can be found at Amazon.