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Flattery is the Best Form of Flattery *

When is imitation a form of flattery and when is it infringing on your intellectual property?

I got a message last night that there was a....similarity...between a blog I recently wrote (for one of the brands we're managing) and the latest blog of another local business. And before I made any decision on whether to funk some wagnalls, I clicked on the link and read the blog entry in question.

Filed under: Ideas

03/05/10 10:31 AM Posted by Nida Permalink Comments (0)

This Entry Brought to You by the Max Power Challenge

Sponsor the Max Power Challenge!

March 19-21
Max Power Challenge Spring 2010
at Hardkohr Sports & Fitness in York, PA

Sponsorship opportunities are still available for this 3-day weekend event held at Hardkohr Sports & Fitness in beautiful York County. As a USTA-sponsored Middle States tennis tournament, the Max Power Challenge (Part Deux) is open to players from Delaware, New Jersey, and all over Pennsylvania.

When I think of tennis, I think of Andre Agassi's flowing locks held back by a sweat-stained neon pink Nike headband - or more accurately, the flowing locks of his hairpiece held back by a sweat-stained neon pink headband.

Filed under: Events, Fitness and Sports, Lancaster PA, Sponsor

03/01/10 9:59 AM Posted by Nida Permalink Comments (0)

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What popped up when I typed "why" into a Google toolbar:

why do men have nipples
why is the sky blue
why is my poop green
why did i get married too
why can't i own a canadian
why did the chicken cross the road

Filed under: Procrastination, Strange and Unusual

02/12/10 2:51 PM Posted by Nida Permalink Comments (0)

I DORTed in '09 - The Aftermath

The dust has just about settled on our biggest DORT ever. Many thanks to everyone for donating their creativity or inspiration!

Thank you to those kind enough to donate yummy baked goods, sandwiches, and a lil' liquid inspiration:

Kitchen Kettle Village
Isaac's Downtown
Lancaster Brewing Company
Fractured Prune
Samantha Seifried of the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce
Ryan and Emily, LYP board members

And many, many thanks to those who gave up their Saturdays and braved a snowstorm to give good design to those who do good! Our volunteers (in no particular order):