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Robert Macauley, co-founder of Lifeprint, says, "What’s really so exciting about this product is the fact that you can bring it with you anywhere and it’s super easy to print with. I love my old Polaroid, but I already carry my iPhone camera with me everywhere I go. Now I don’t have to bring a second analog camera with me – it’s the best of both worlds."

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My phone is running out of juice, having been out of the office since midday. I stop reading SMS but later take a phone call.

Pop-up stores sponsored by Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, AT&T, Levi’s, and CNN appeared on vacant lots, in empty storefronts, and in leased restaurants. The global brands showcased their newest products to their target audience’s tastemakers, who had conveniently appeared from all over the world specifically to sample the latest in music, media, film, technology, and culture.

The company is launching two reflective designs of its Freedom Harness at Global Pet Expo in Orlando, Fla., this month. 

“The ones with the handle are not just for small dogs; they’re available for all sizes,” she noted.

I’m Sasha. I was a stray in Oklahoma (where my ear was somehow torn) before a shelter rescued me & treated my heartworm. I just tested negative for heartworm, yay! I really like to play dead & get belly rubs!

While plastic alternatives, such as seaweed water pods instead of plastic water bottles, will continue to be developed, the wave of corporate pledges on recycling / recyclability is also a positive step.

Because Flex Plugs had a rugged hook-line-tie harness design with an interior, stainless steel chain, the lures were advertised as the toughest made. The inside-the-lure-chain wiring system endeared them to marine anglers chasing brawlers like tarpon, snook, redfish and others, because hooks and line ties would not pull apart during a fish fight.

The Vulcan functioned as more than a music venue to the regulars who frequented the place. It was a touchstone of all the things they heard were going on in California and in a few other hip pockets of the country, a cool place to hang among like-minded people, maybe score some drugs, and have a good time. Authorities in Austin viewed the Vulcan as some kind of den of iniquity crawling with dirty hippies zonked out on dope. They were half right.

Meanwhile, Liz visited veterinarian’s offices across Colorado looking for facetime with docs, but often left with her tail between her legs when a receptionist turned her away at the gate.