Cool use of QR codes in Charlottetown.
Personally, I'd love to see QR codes become more common in North America, but if it hasn't happened yet, I'm not so sure that it will.
Personally, I'd love to see QR codes become more common in North America, but if it hasn't happened yet, I'm not so sure that it will.
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While Subway certainly wouldn't be first on my list of places in Charlottetown to go for coffee, we found ourselves there today and in need of caffeine, so I got one.
The coffee's okay, but what really got me was the lid. While it's made with about twice as much plastic as a coffee lid ought to be made of, it has a nifty slider to open or close the drinking spout. Cool.
.. and I have been tempted, on more than one occasion, to wash it out and use it. However, every time I'm just about to get up and use it, I think of the ending of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, and leave it alone.
Apparently, this picture of a monkey was taken down because someone (i.e. someone who actually knows a great deal about monkeys) pointed out that, according to his face/stance, he must either be angry or aroused.
This has naturally generated some discussion in the office as to which it might be.If anyone out there is a monkey doctor and could offer some insight, that'd be real cool.
Co-worker and all around wise guy Dave Cormier
( www.davecormier.com/edblog ) gave me a (late) wedding and (early) baby
present this morning. I don't know if he was short on wrapping paper
or just looking to get me excited about diapers, but he wrapped it in
one.
But this is no ordinary orange juice commercial.
I saw this Tropicana spot for the first time a few days ago. I thinkSent from my mobile device.