Recently, the A&E show Hoarders has enthralled our family. The show is a disturbing look inside the homes of people whose inability to part with their belongings is so out of control that they are on the verge of a personal crisis. As someone who struggles with clutter, every episode leaves me with the urge to throw out all the unnecessary stuff that accumulates around me.
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Newsweek’s ‘Diana at 50′ Cover Stirs Up Controversy…
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SC Textile Giant, Milliken, Unveils New Logo, Brand Identity
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How creepy is the newest cover of Newsweek? Newsweek digitally engineered a photo illustration, aka Photoshopped, of an age-projected Princess Diana with with the former Kate Middleton, now Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge. The image is an attention-getter.
SC Textile Giant, Milliken, Unveils New Logo, Brand Identity
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South Carolina textile giant, Milliken & Co., has unveiled a new company logo and brand identity for its specialty chemicals, floor coverings and performance materials divisions.
Just weeks before the iMac’s first Christmas in 1998, Steve Jobs, a lifelong fan of James Bond, instructed his ad agency to begin work on a special celebrity Christmas ad featuring 007 himself, Sean Connery — even though Connery had yet to be signed.

