I came across these tiles and they made me consider the Power Plays™ wave. This is an example of a Power Plays™ fail. Ok, so they sell tiles. Interior Design. A passion many people discover when they buy or renovate a home. “These porcelain wall or floor tiles are made by photographing real life street [...]
Do you choke down your cereal as fast as you can because you hate when it goes soggy? RELAX! You don’t have to live in fear of a morning Heimlich Maneuver anymore!! I give you the Obol. “With the unique Swoop n Scoop®, the Obol makes every bite as crispy as the first bite.” This [...]
In the Deity Complex Wave we see people getting what they want without regard for the trappings of the old way of doing things. You want something, you get it—regardless of the means—and it better be exactly what you want.
With vampires much in vogue—evidenced by the popularity of the Twilight sagas and True Blood HBO series—this remedy for wrinkles doesn’t seem so strange. It’s called the “vampire facelift,” a procedure that uses an injection of the patient’s own blood to puff and smooth. It’s all quite natural.
China, the producer of all things cheap, has now accepted one of America’s cheapest beer brands as a status symbol and deemed it worth $44 a bottle. Granted, it’s a beer made just for them, comes in a sexy bottle, and is called Blue Ribbon 1844—after the year the company was founded in America—but it’s still PBR, which makes it all more than a little hard to believe.
We’ve all seen it. A company spokesperson, or even the CEO, shows up on TV and tells you what a wonderfully socially responsible company XWZ is. Well now, instead of just helplessly sitting on your couch, Project Label is giving you a chance to throw in your opinion about a company to help create what is called a “social nutrition” label.
When you walk up to a pop machine your options have always been limited by the number of different bottles or cans it could hold. That restriction is now history. The new Coca-Cola Freestyle™ machine offers more than 100 different drink choices with flavors as individualized as your own personal taste. What sounds good to you? A Raspberry Coke? A Peach Fanta? No problem.
Trying to keep up with teenage slang can make you feel old before your time. It’s always changing. But being “down” with it, knowing what they’re saying, and even using their favorite terms can make you feel pretty darn hip.
Muscles tired? Looking to get a nice relaxing massage? How about a soothing deep rub for two of the most active part of your body—your lips?
When it’s time to toast the bride and groom these days, more often than not they want the drink in the glass to be a one-of-a-kind cocktail mixed and named especially for them. And what could make a guest feel more a part of the wedding than being greeted by a server offering a special drink in “honor of the special couple.”