In a football-exploitative feature, we try to find stationery from, or related to, all the nations participating in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Today, Group G, Group of the Death. BRAZIL National dish: Rice and beans USP / Cultural stereotype / significant export: Football, deforestation Player to watch: Kaká Featured stationery […]
In a football-exploitative feature, we try to find stationery from, or related to, all the nations participating in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Today, Group F. ITALY National dish: Pasta USP / Cultural stereotype / significant export: Sublime fine arts, wobbly democracy Player to watch: Daniele De Rossi Featured stationery item: […]
In a football-exploitative feature, we try to find stationery from, or related to, all the nations participating in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Today, Group E. CAMEROON National dish: Ndolé, a stew USP / Cultural stereotype / significant export: Plantains Player to watch: Samuel Eto’o Featured stationery item: Cameroonian Bamboo Magic […]
In a football-exploitative feature, we try to find stationery from, or related to, all the nations participating in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Today, Group D, including Germany. AUSTRALIA National dish: Barbecues USP / Cultural stereotype / significant export: Neighbours Player to watch: Mark Bresciano Featured stationery item: Kangaroo notebook from […]
In a football-exploitative feature, we try to find stationery from, or related to, all the nations participating in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Today, Group C, the one England are in. ALGERIA National dish: Couscous USP / Cultural stereotype / significant export: Oppressive French occupation. Albert Camus was born there. Player […]
In a football-exploitative feature, we try to find stationery from, or related to, all the nations participating in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Today, Group B, a toughie. ARGENTINA National dish: Beef USP / Cultural stereotype / significant export: Evita, tango Player to watch: Messi (natch) but also manager Maradona who […]
In a football-exploitative feature, we try to find stationery from, or related to, all the nations participating in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Today, Group A, including the hosts. FRANCE National dish: Snails USP / Cultural stereotype / significant export: Robust civil protest, Impressionism Player to watch: Franck Ribéry – Gallic […]
2010 is the gold anniversary of the invention of the laser. In 1960, Theodore H. Maiman constructed the first functioning LASER – that is, Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation – although laser technology had been theorised 43 years earlier by Albert Einstein. In fact, laser-like weapons like death rays existed in the […]
Here’s an occasional round-up of a few desirable stationery products we’ve learned of via others but don’t sell ourselves. 1. Bullet Pencils During the American Civil war, soldiers would stick their pencils in empty rifle cartridges to protect the tips from breaking but bullet pencils soon became a medium for advertising and political marketing. Apparently […]
“The biggest challenge, especially for our toilet-Paper products, is perceived softness,” says Martin Wolf, director of product and environmental technology at Seventh Generation. The best recycled toilet Paper is made using the long fibres that good office Paper retains. However, a high demand for waste Paper from China in particular but also the growth of […]
Need some healthier lunch inspiration? Feeling the pinch on your bank account, and your time? Rising prices seem to be affecting everything, from groceries to energy. As a result, people are left looking for ways to cut back on expenses wherever possible. One expense that can quickly add up is lunch for work. To make […]
Setting up a small office, or already have one and need to make it more functional? Being a small team ourselves, we thought we’d share our list of the top 10 must-have items for your small office – some practical, some often overlooked, but all essential! Coat stand If you’ve ever walked into an office […]
4: Power on your mouse 5: Pair (if using Bluetooth) 6: Test 7: Adjust your settings (Optional) 8: Enjoy your wireless mouse Troubleshooting tips By following these steps, you should be able to set up your wireless computer mouse successfully. If you have any questions our team of experts is always on hand to help. […]
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