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Ceramic Notepads

By Paperstone on 15 May 2011 in Books & Pads, Pencils & Accessories, Pens & Pencils with 0 Comments
Ceramic Notepads

The Ceramic Notepad from Yoyo Ceramics is a jotter made entirely from clay resembling a spiral notebook The ceramic notebook is supplied with a special pencil but dry wipe markers and permanent markers work just as well. All wash off with water. £15 + P&P.

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Office Work Bad for You

Office Work Bad for You

A round of recent studies have confirmed the health risks inherent in sedentary office work. The Zambian Independent Online has recently summarised the main maladies associated with office work. Colon cancer People who work in sedentary jobs for 10 years or more double their risk of colon cancer. Some make a link between prolongued sitting […]

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Play More Notepads

By Paperstone on 4 May 2011 in Books & Pads with 0 Comments
Play More Notepads

So called ‘writer’s block’ often manifests itself as a ritualistic simulacrum. You stare at a blank sheet of Paper. Eventually you write some words which you shortly assess and deem inadequate. This judgment takes the form of scrunching up the scribbled-on top sheet of Paper and tossing it into the wastebin. You can try again […]

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Meat Me In The Stationery Cupboard

By Paperstone on 1 May 2011 in Envelopes, Health & Safety with 0 Comments
Meat Me In The Stationery Cupboard

Express your love for dead flesh with some meaty labels. Available at HowCool.com who ship worldwide. If you cut yourself chopping some meat, patch yourself up with attractive bacon bandages. At Archie McPhee. And classic Mmmvelopes are envelopes with a bacon-flavoured lick.

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Search For Martian Life Compromised By Duct Tape

By Paperstone on 1 May 2011 in Desktop Essentials with 0 Comments
Search For Martian Life Compromised By Duct Tape

The NASA equivalent of duct tape could complicate the search for life on Mars. Astrobiologists found evidence for plumes of methane flowing from beneath the surface of Mars. Methane – on Earth, principally a byproduct of life – itself might indicate Martian life. The next Mars rover, called Mars Science Laboratory or Curiosity, will launch […]

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Justice More Lenient After Lunch

By Paperstone on 30 April 2011 in Legal Filing with 0 Comments
Justice More Lenient After Lunch

The quality of judges’ decision-making varies throughout the day, a recent study has suggested The authors looked at over 1,000 parole cases dealt by eight Israeli judges over 10 months and found that parole was far more likely to be granted at certain times of the day and of each session than others. In particular, […]

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Happy Royal Wedding Day!

By Paperstone on 28 April 2011 in Catering, Fun with 0 Comments
Happy Royal Wedding Day!

The eagerly awaited day has arrived. Prince William and Kate Middleton marry today. And if you’re a republican and couldn’t give a monkeys about the wedding, at least you’ve got a day off. Today could also be the media event of the year, globally covered and noticeably obsessed over by our trans-Atlantic cultural cousins. Sometimes […]

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Brits’ Aversion to Fruit Compromises Productivity

By Paperstone on 28 April 2011 in Catering with 0 Comments
Brits’ Aversion to Fruit Compromises Productivity

On the basis that we Brits spend around 60 percent of our waking lives working and that we should be eating five portions of fruit and veg every day, we should try to eat three pieces at work. But a OnePoll survey commissioned by fruit and veg delivery company Fruitdrop has found that only ten […]

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PCs Damaged For Upgrade

By Paperstone on 27 April 2011 in Computer Supplies with 0 Comments
PCs Damaged For Upgrade

One in four office workers will consider breaking their work PC in order to get a better, more up-to-date one, according to a survey by Mozy, an online backup firm. The poll of 3,000 office workers in the UK, Germany and France also found that two-fifths of staff think their old PC is affecting their […]

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Royal Wedding Holiday Uncertainty

By Paperstone on 25 April 2011 in Office & Personal Planning with 0 Comments
Royal Wedding Holiday Uncertainty

A new survey suggests uncertainty among office workers regarding holiday entitlement on the day of the royal wedding. One in four have not yet been told whether they will get the day off on Friday 29 April, according to the poll of 1,000 workers by recruitment firm Badenoch & Clark. Londoners appeared the worst off. […]

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