|
|
Plan an Eco-Friendly Thanksgiving!
By Guest Blogger Mark Verner  Here are some tips to plan an Eco-Friendly Thanksgiving…
1. Send eco-friendly invitations made of 100% post consumer recycled paper, or made of hemp, banana stalks, organic cotton, or bamboo. Better yet, just send an evite, no paper required.
2. Suggest carpooling. Encourage guests to carpool to your Thanksgiving dinner.
3. Buy an organic Free-Range Turkey. Also purchase everything you can that is organic: milk, meat, veggies, fruits, etc.
4. Purchase organic wines.
5. Reduce packaging. When you go to the store to buy items that have the least amount of packaging and try to buy packaging that is environmentally friendly.
6. If you have to use paper plates, be sure to purchase dinnerware that is biodegradable.
7. Reuse decorations from last year. Use items from your back yard and fall fabric colors to make a nice centerpiece.
8. Plant a tree. Winter season is a good time to plant trees and shrubs so take this time to plant a tree and keep the green growing.
9. If you’re like most people, you will most likely have a lot of leftovers after your Thanksgiving feast. Instead of cramming all of those leftovers into the fridge to rot away, why not donate all of your leftovers to your local shelter or food bank? Be sure to call before your party to arrange pickup or delivery. Or you can send your guests home with little leftover doggie-bags!
10. Say Thanks!
Labels: Mark's Corner
America Recycles Day
By Guest Blogger Mark Verner  America Recycles Day (ARD), November 15, is the only nationally recognized day dedicated to encouraging Americans to recycle and to buy recycled products. Celebrating its 11th year, it has grown to include millions of Americans pledging to increase their recycling habits at home and work and to buy products made with recycled materials. Through America Recycles Day, the National Recycling Coalition supports local communities and raises awareness by educating citizens about the benefits of recycling. Volunteer America Recycles Day coordinators are positioned throughout the country and work to organize recycling awareness events in their schools and communities, and in conjunction with their local municipalities. On November 15 each year, millions of people become better informed about the importance of daily recycling and buying recycled products. The purpose of America Recycles Day is to continue to promote the social, environmental and economic benefits of recycling and encourage more people to join the movement toward creating a better natural environment. Check out the National Recycling Coalition's website to learn more about recycling and America Recycles Day. Do your part and start a recycling event in your neighborhood, school or work. Labels: Mark's Corner
Have a Green Halloween!
By Guest Blogger Mark Verner 
Here are some tips to having a Green Halloween:
1. Wear homemade costumes and skip the plastic store bought costumes. Not only do you save money, but you also save filling up our landfills with tossed-out costumes which are mainly made of plastic.
2. Use eco-friendly, organic makeup. Avoid the mercury, phthalates, parabens and fragrances that come standard in most brand name cosmetics.
3. Stock your bowl with organic, natural treats that are free from chemicals and preservatives.
4. Choose a reusable canvas bag or a pillowcase for the kids to haul all of their candy home. Avoid the plastic bags or plastic pumpkins which all end up in our landfills.
5. Instead of using a wax candle to light up your jack-o-lantern, try using a soy candle. They last longer and come from renewable soy bean crops. Wax candles release toxic chemicals like toluene and benzene through smoke and soot.
6. When buying your Halloween decorations, be sure to buy items that you can use every year. If you’re buying items you know you can’t keep for use next year, be sure to buy brands that are both recycled and recyclable. 
Hopefully these tips will help make your Halloween a little more Green!
Labels: Mark's Corner
Be Green During Fall Colors
By Guest Blogger Mark Verner 
Check out the new "ZERO" messenger bag made by Rickshaw, a San Francisco based company. It's called the ZERO, named after the amount of waste generated during the production of each bag. According to their website: "Our new ZERO messenger bag is the result of a "less is more" product development initiative that combines minimalist design, monopolymer construction, localized sourcing and wasteless manufacturing - a holistic approach that simultaneously unites form, function and footprint. The ZERO is specially designed to optimize fabric cutting and eliminate manufacturing waste. The bag is made from scratch in Rickshaw's San Francisco factory from domestically sourced materials, thereby shortening the raw material supply chain and reducing its ecological footprint. To facilitate recycling, the bag is made entirely of nylon." Check out Rickshaw's complete line of messenger bags at their website, and be GREEN in the Fall! Labels: Mark's Corner
Halloween Fun
By Guest Blogger Mark Verner
Pumpkin Prowl
Looking for some Halloween fun for the kids? Check out the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle. Pumpkin Prowl at Woodland Park Zoo offers treats for your little goblins, carved pumpkins, live entertainment and more! This all takes place over three howling nights: October 24th, 25th, & 26th, 5:00-8:00 p.m. Tickets are on sale at all Bartell Drugs locations and at the zoo starting Monday, October 6th. $9 for adults, $7 for children 17 and under, Free for children 2 and under.
Museum of Fright Bring the whole family out to the Museum of Flight on Halloween! For just one night each year, The Museum of Flight becomes The Museum of Fright! This Halloween, bring the kids down to the Museum as the whole family will be scared silly with safe and fun activities that will leave you in stitches! Enjoy tons of Halloween treats, games and more! Meet the ghosts of aviation's past and hear the stories of flights long dead and gone. Fun and "dead"ucational activities for the whole family all evening long!
ADMISSION TO THE MUSEUM OF FLIGHT IS FREE AFTER 4 PM
Friday, October 31, 2008, 4:00 – 9:00 p.m. Labels: Local Events, Mark's Corner
Fall Fun!
By Guest Blogger Mark Verner As the days get shorter, the temperature drops and the leaves fall, most people are preparing for the long, rainy Winter to come. Although we can't avoid the inevitable, we can still try and make the most of the outdoors. Why not grab the kids and head out to one of the local Seattle corn mazes? You can also pick out your own pumpkin for Halloween! South 47 Farm
Bring the whole family to The South 47 Farm pumpkin patch for an autumn adventure you'll never forget! Find the perfect pumpkin in the field, explore the "Tribute to the Tractor" Corn Maze, greet the goats and alpacas, take a hayride (weekends only), and visit the farmstand and U-pick, fields for fresh veggies, specialty pumpkins, and decorative items. We've got loads of pumpkins to choose from: Distinctive pumpkins—perfect for cooking or decorating. Choose from white Cotton Candy, red Cinderella, blue-grey Jarradale, and more.
Winter Luxury pie pumpkins—great in pies or other harvest treats
Mini-pumpkins—just right for party favors
Jack-o'-lantern pumpkins—ideal for carving a Halloween classic
Search the field for the perfect Jack-o'-lantern pumpkin. Check in the farmstand for the others.
This Saturday, Oct. 11, we're delighted to welcome back TR & Terry, who will entertain you with their folk music. Hours: Our fall 2008 hours are: Wed/Th/Sun, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Fri/Sat, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. The farm is open through Oct. 31. Location: Conveniently located at the corner of NE 124th St. & the Woodinville-Redmond Rd. in Redmond, Wash. From I-405, take the 124th Street exit, head east for two miles on 124th Street, and look for the white gate! More info at our website: The South 47 Farm.Stocker Farms
 THIS YEARS THEME: Join Stocker Farms in welcoming Cascade Land Conservancy (CLC) to the world of corn mazes. See how conserving farms, forests and open space can be a fun family activity. Our ten acre maze has two miles of trails to challenge your senses. Enjoy views from any of our three bridges that look over the field all the while discovering how CLC is working to improve the livability of the Puget Sound Region in the next 100 years. Open days and evenings, this is fun for everyone!
Remember that this is a corn field. The ground can be uneven and muddy. We encourage you to dress appropriately for the weather, bring a flashlight for evening outings, and please leave your pets at home.
GROUPS Excellent team building activity for work, church or school groups. We can help you create a fun challenge for your office or group.Group Rates & Info Groups are entitled to some special benefits.
First, groups of 20-49 save $1.50 on admission. Groups of 50 or more save $2.00. Second, your group can take advantage of our express admission gate. All groups need to pay as one to take advantage of these benefits.
Directions: 8705 Marsh Rd. Snohomish, WA 98296 Highway 9, (1) mile South of Snohomish: Turn West on Marsh Road and right into our entry. Located just across Highway 9 from the farm market. More info at our website: Stocker Farms. Maris Farms 
Corn Maze - Where getting lost is half the fun! A series of trails cut into a large field of corn in a maze pattern for you to solve. The maze has several large bridges to cross to enjoy a panoramic view of the field and farm. The maze usually takes about 45 minutes to complete. You'll find numerous activities and landmarks to help you in your journey. Open Daily 10-5:30. Regular admission: $8 for ages13 and up, and $5 for ages 3-12. Weekday discounts available. Night corn maze (FLASHLIGHTS REQUIRED) offered on 10/17 & 18, 24 & 25, 10/31 & 11/1, 6:00-9:00 PM (Last entry @ 9:00). Also on Wednesday nights 10/22 & 29, 6:00-8:30 PM (Last entry @ 8:30) $12 for Friday & Saturday night maze, ages 13 and up $8 for Friday & Saturday night maze, ages 3-12 Wednesday Nights (10/22 & 29) $10 & $7 Directions:
From Sumner/Tacoma/Federal Way/Seattle:
From Hwy 167 and Hwy 512, go east on SR 410
Left at first light onto Old Sumner-Buckley Highway,
Continue on Sumner-Buckley Hwy approx 4.5miles, look for Farm on left. Get more info at our website: Maris Farms. Labels: Mark's Corner
More Photos From The Northwest Event Show
Photos From the 2008 Northwest Event Show
Gas Prices Got You Down? Let Your iPhone Help.
By Guest Blogger Mark Verner  Have you recently purchased a new iPhone 3G? Have you downloaded some of the available applications? Why not use your iPhone to help save you money when filling up your car? Try downloading the iGas Application.
 The iGas Application only costs $2.99 for one year. It gives you access to the world's most accurate repository of U.S. retail gas and diesel prices. Whenever you launch the iGas App, the 10 cheapest U.S. stations closest to your location will appear with fuel prices displayed in lowest to highest price order. You can also enter in a zip code to access the 10 cheapest stations in that area. iGas gives you the ability to: Sort by regular unleaded, premium or diesel.
Access prices from Oil Price Information Service (OPIS) - the same ones used by MapQuest, AAA, Garmin and Sirius Satellite.
View gasoline brands, station addresses and up-to-date prices.
View interactive maps and directions to over 110,000 stations.
So when you're downloading all those cool applications from the iPhone AppStore, be sure to download the iGas App. It will help you save time and money when hunting down the cheapest gas prices in your area.
Labels: Mark's Corner
Water, water everywhere.....
By Guest Blogger Mark Verner
 ....and water bottles too!
It has become commonplace for people to buy bottled water to take to work, school, sporting events and at home. Some of these bottles get recycled, but most do not. Even the process to produce the plastic water bottles is harmful to the environment. Seattle residents use the equivalent of about 354,000 pint bottles of water each day. That equals about 41,000 barrels of oil, creating 5,400 tons of greenhouse gases. Here are some facts about bottled water: Disposable plastic bottles can leach a chemical known as Bisphenol A into the water, the environment, and our own bloodstreams. In fact, evidence of BPA, which is known to disrupt the hormone system of humans, can now be found in approximately 95% of Americans!
U.S. plastic bottle production requires more than 1.5 million barrels of oil, enough to fuel 100,000 cars.
Contributing to global warming by transporting bottled water over great distances.
The Food and Drug Administration regulates only the 30 to 40 percent of bottled water sold across state lines - meaning most of the product you are drinking has not been inspected.
There is an organization that challenges Americans to go Back To The Tap....For A Healthier Planet! Back To The Tap sells a unique sports bottle that conveniently filters the water as you drink. Just one Back To The Tap portable filtered sports bottle provides a convenient and great tasting water sorce for just pennies a day! THE BACK TO THE TAP SYSTEM was developed to offer an affordable, environmentally friendly, and convenient alternative to the physical hazards and catastrophic waste of disposable plastic water bottles. THE BACK TO THE TAP SPORTS BOTTLE has been uniquely designed to "Filter as you Drink”, and is comprised of an FDA approved #4 plastic which can be safely refilled at any Residential or Commercial tap source. Each bottle features our unique Carbon Composite filtering mechanism which will treat up to 80 gallons of water and effectively reduce chlorine, lead, mercury, copper, as well as pharmaceutical impurities. BACK TO THE TAP REPLACEMENT FILTERS will prolong the use of your Sports Bottle for up to nine months - in order to deliver a fresh filtered water drinking experience that will challenge any disposable water product on the market!  Labels: Mark's Corner
More Earth-Friendly Gift Ideas
By Guest Blogger Mark Verner
 Are you still looking for some clever Green Gift ideas? Check out The Green Perspective. This is a new company located in Philadelphia committed to a sustainable future and the green economy. The gifts are designed around common themes and at standard gift basket price points, but with a green twist. The gift pictured above called "Green Essentials" includes a reusable bag, The Green Book, a CFL bulb, natural soaps, and a reusable Travel Mug.
 The "Green Your Kitchen" Gift includes a bamboo utensil set, a bamboo bowl, an all natural/all purpose cleaner, a starter set for home-grown herbs, "In Defense of Food" book, a loofa scrubber, and a cotton string grocery bag. This gift makes it easy to get a Green start on your kitchen.  Even newborn babies can go Green! The "Eco-Mom & Green Baby" Gift has all the basics to help the expecting Mom be eco-friendly. This gift includes a reusable bag, all-natural liquid soap, an organic cotton onesie, "Raising Baby Green" book, a New Native Baby Carrier made from 100% organic cotton, stuffed toys made from recycled sweaters and yarn, and an Evenflo glass baby bottle. The Green Perspective believes that green products will replace their conventional peers to become standard. In fact there is no reason at all they should not because green items are stylish, attractive, useful and better for us and our environment. The Green Perspective wants to make that vision a reality! Check out their website for all of their great earth-friendly gift ideas. Labels: Mark's Corner
Burn Eco-Friendly Rubber!
By Guest Blogger Mark Verner
Looking for a high-performance all electric sports car? Then take a look at the 2008 Tesla Roadster from Tesla Motors. This car is 100% electric, can go 0 to 60 in 3.9 seconds, has the equivalent of 256 mpg, can go 220 miles per charge, and costs less than two cents per mile to drive.  Tesla Motors Mission: " Tesla Motors designs and sells high-performance, highly efficient electric sports cars — with no compromises. Tesla Motors cars combine style, acceleration, and handling with advanced technologies that make them among the quickest and the most energy-efficient cars on the road." 
Unfortunately all of the Tesla Roadsters that have been manufactured have been sold out, but Tesla Motors is currently working on a sedan model which will be introduced as a 2010 model. The sedan is being designed as an alternative to cars such as the BMW 5 Series and the Audi A6, with an estimated price of $60,000. Future plans include a more affordable third model to be released in 2012 at a cost of around $30,000. Tesla Motors is headquartered in San Carlos, California. A new plant has opened in the San Francisco Bay area. If you're looking for a more fuel efficient car, then keep Tesla Motors in mind. You will definitely be hearing more about them in years to come. Labels: Mark's Corner
Tour de Dog
By Guest Blogger Mark Verner
 Tour de Dog is the human-canine team of David Sylvester and his dog Chiva. They are traveling across North America by bicycle to encourage and to teach responsible animal/human relationships. 
David is a biomedical engineer and vaccine scientist who after two years of working on a Bill and Melinda Gates Grand Challenge Project is redirecting his career and following his true passion in life: animal welfare.
Chiva is a lean 50 pound, shepherd, husky, boxer, chow mix, who David met when she was just a few months old at the Delaware SPCA. It was dog and human best friends at first sight! Chiva was born September 3, 2005. The name Chiva comes from a transportation bus that is used to navigate the mountains of Colombia, South America. David spent two summers in Medellin, Colombia, and named her in hopes that she would explore mountains with him. 
David and Chiva started their North American journey in Seattle, WA back on March 13, 2008. As of the posting of this blog entry, David and Chiva were leaving Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan and entering Ontario, Canada. Their journey can be followed via their website Tour de Dog. Their website is a daily blog that David updates regularly and posts pictures of their journey. Donations can be made through their website also. David and Chiva have biked over 3,945 miles, and have raised over $3,490. The money being raised is donated to animal shelters visited by David and Chiva throughout North America. David and Chiva also stop off at local animal events, fundraiders, and Boys & Girls Clubs to talk about his journey and to bring awareness of the treatment of animals and human/animal relationships.
The Tour de Dog plans to accomplish their goals in three stages:
STAGE 1
Touring animal shelters and control facilities to gain knowledge Networking with organizations, groups, and individuals Speaking engagements and presentations with communities and media outlets Blogging, reporting, and sharing stories and findings Fundraising to support shelters and facilities that are visited
STAGE 2
STAGE 3
 Not only does the Tour de Dog website journal the travels of David and his best friend Chiva, it also tells the many stories of the people they have met on their journey. Take for instance Robert Williams (pictured above). David ran into Robert fifteen miles east of Eureka, NV. He is pushing a baby carriage from the Golden Gate Bridge in California to Washington D.C. to raise autism awareness. David says it's always nice to exchange stories with other travelers such as Robert. Click here to learn more about his journey.  David and Chiva also met a hearty group of climbers known as the "Cops on Top" (pictured above). The group consisted of Nevadan police officers who climb Boundary Peak (highest peak in Nevada) annually in tribute to fallen officers. David said that crossing paths with this team of hikers was inspirational and timely, and they generously gave him and Chiva food and fresh water. 
David and Chiva's travels across North America are definitley inspirational. I have been following their journey since they started back in March and I will continue to follow them until the end. I wish them safe travels. Please visit their website, Tour de Dog, and check out their journey across North America.
Labels: Mark's Corner
Eco-Kits
By Guest Blogger Mark Verner
Most people might feel overwhelmed by the whole Green movement and not know where to start and what to do. Luckily there are some businesses out there that make it easy to help you live a more Green life.
 Check out the Starter Kit for Change. The kit includes a handmade, treeless journal, a recycled pencil, fair trade hot chocolate, a tote bag, a CFL light bulb, three gratitude cards, and a tree seedling. This Starter Kit for Change makes a great gift to pass on the gift of change.  The Zola Starter Kit can save you $275 as well as 2580 lbs. of carbon emissions from the atmosphere, and 25,000 gallons of water. This kit includes three MaxLite Premium Mini Bulbs, an Earth Massage 1.5 GPM showerhead with soak & soap on/off valve, a 7 outlet smart strip, and some dryer balls.  You can even buy an Eco-starter kit for your dog with the Eco-Me Dog Kit. The Eco-Me 100% Natural Dog Kit allows you to make your own natural Dog Flea & Bug Spray, Dog Clean Wipes, Dog Dry Powder Shampoo, and Dog Biscuits! The Eco-Me Dog Kit also makes a great gift for any dog-lover.
Check out these Eco-friendly starter kits to start living a Greener life. Also be sure to register and attend the 2008 Northwest Event Show Tuesday, September 23, 2008 at the Washington State Convention & Trade Center. Come and check out how local businesses are "Going Green". Labels: Mark's Corner
Eco-Style!
By Guest Blogger Mark Verner
Who says being eco-friendly and style don’t go hand-in-hand? Well now you can show off your Eco-Style with one of the many bags available from Timbuk2 and Takumi Shimamura. These bags not only look great, but they are highly functional and eco-friendly!  The Metro Messenger Bag from Timbuk2 comes in a variety of colors. You can even design your own color scheme with each bag. The Messenger Bags are made up of thousands of pop bottles that have been broken down and built up again into a durable fabric. That fabric is used to sew up the hemp exterior of each bag.  These bags are designed for the busy person who is always on the go. They come with an exterior cell phone pocket, internal organizer pockets, a grab strap for easy lifting and a quick-adjust removable shoulder strap.
 
Timbuk2 also offers laptop bags and backpacks.
Are you looking for something a little more high-end in style? Well then check out the Monacca Bag Kaku from Takumi Shimamura. These are truly unique and stylish! This unique wooden briefcase is made of thinned Japanese cedar wood from Umaji Village, Kouchi Prefecture in Japan.
 This briefcase can carry all the items of a more traditional briefcase: laptop, binders, pens, cell phone, PDA, etc. You’ll definitely turn heads on the street and in the board room with this unique, stylish briefcase! 
So don’t just be eco-friendly, be eco-stylish! Labels: Mark's Corner
Did Someone Say Coffee?
By Guest Blogger Mark Verner
We all know that Seattle is the coffee capital. Every morning Seattlites drag themselves out of bed and make their way to their favorite local coffee house for their morning cup of joe, a latte, a mocha, or one of a hundred different coffee drink combinations. Of course Seattle is well-known for Starbucks, Tully’s and Seattle’s Best Coffee, but there is also a large selection of independent coffee houses in Seattle. The city is rich in coffee history. 
For those who want to learn a little bit more about Seattle’s coffee history can take a walking tour with Seattle By Foot. Vicki Schuman, the owner and tour leader of Seattle By Foot, started the coffee tour, called the Original Coffee Crawl, back on June 12th of this year, and it runs until November 9th.
"The Original Coffee Crawl offers a bold sampling of Seattle’s world famous coffee, plus a robust roast of city lore that explains why Seattle is the Capital of Coffee. The Seattle Coffee Crawl is for everyone, not just coffee lovers. The Coffee Crawl also delivers a grande serving of coffee history, facts and culture, and they add a nice froth of local gossip and architecture."
The Original Coffee Crawl makes stops at Seattle’s Best Coffee, Seattle Coffee Works, Monorail Espresso, Dilettante Mocha Café, Trabant Coffee and Chai, and Zeitgeist Coffee.
Coffee Crawl Info
DAYS Thursday thru Monday (Jun/Jul/Sep/Oct/Nov) Wednesday thru Monday (Aug) Call for availability after November 9, 2008.
TIMES: Tour starts at 10:00 a.m.Tour runs rain or shine.
TOUR DURATION: Two hoursApproximate walking distance 1.6 miles.
PRICE: $15 (taxes included, cash only)
Reservations are not required. The max number on the tour is 15. Available for private appointments.
*Age 13+ to participate in coffee samplings.
DEPARTS FROM PIKE PLACE MARKET
Meet your guide 15 minutes early under the neon coffee mug at Seattle’s Best Coffee on Pine Street in Pike Place Market. Labels: Mark's Corner
Digital Sanctuary
By Guest Blogger Mark Verner
I love gadgets! I’m always on the lookout for the next great digital device that I just can’t live without. Now although it’s nice to have a bunch of fancy gadgets, it’s not that great when you can’t remember where you placed them, or worse yet, if they were plugged in to be charged.  Now I’ve found a great digital gadget to help me out with all my other digital gadgets! It’s called “The Sanctuary” made by Blue Lounge. This clever device gives you a common place to keep all of your personal items such as your keys, wallet, cell phone, Blackberry, Bluetooth headset and iPod. Not only is The Sanctuary a sleek looking tray, but it also has adapters to charge all of your digital devices simultaneously in one location! The simple and compact design conceals a universal charger compatible with over 1500 electronic devices from most major brands and a USB port allowing hundreds more electronic devices to be charged using just The Sanctuary.    How it works  01. Plug AC adapter (100v ~ 240v) into the mains, lift inner tray and plug the adapter into The Sanctuary power socket. 
02. Select your device connector(s). Replace inner tray with selected connector(s) on top of the inner tray.
  03. Plug in your electronic devices and charge. Add keys, wallet and watch as desired.   04. OPTIONAL: Plug-in your own USB charge cord to the built-in USB socket and wind surplus cord length around the integrated cable management pins. Then plug-in and charge also Bluetooth headsets, portable game consoles, and hundreds more such USB devices.  The Sanctuary is great for your nightstand, hall table, office desk, or kitchen counter. All of your devices will be located in one place and they will be fully charged. Not to mention you will no longer have to hunt around the house or office to try and find an available outlet to plug in your devices! Labels: Mark's Corner
Picture Perfect!
 Hello everyone! First off, let me introduce myself. My name is Mark Verner and today I'm the guest blogger for the EVENTive Event Planning Blog. I'll be stopping by each week to blog about event ideas, innovation and inspiration. I'm new to the blog, but I'm not new to Banquet & Event. I've done photography for Banquet & Event over the past several years, and I'm really looking forward to the 2008 Northwest Event Show. Have you registered? This year it's all about going Green! So save the date! September 23, 2008 at the Washington State Convention & Trade Center.  I'm an avid photographer and I'm always looking for innovative ways to show off my photos. I recently came across a product that allows photographers of every skill level to show off their best shots. Moo.com allows you to upload your favorite photos and print them out on different and unique cards. 
One of their unique products are their minicards. They are a different type of business card. One side is a full color photo, while the other side can be used for your business information or any message you wish to print! They are unique in the fact that they are about half the size of a standard business card, so they will definitely stand out from the rest of the crowd! Most business card printers only allow one photo to be printed on all your cards, not Moo! Moo wants you to be creative and different. You can use up to 100 full color photos or designs on your mini calling-cards. So every card will be unique and special.
 Moo.com also offers standard business cards. Just like the mini calling-cards, you can choose up to 50 different images to display on your business cards. Not only do you get to create unique, personalized business cards, but you can also do your part in helping out the environment by choosing to have your cards printed on recycled paper.
 
Minicards and Business Cards are just the beginning. You can also create postcards, greeting cards, notecards and stickers with your personal photos! So no matter what your photography skill level may be, use Moo.com to capture all those great memories and business opportunities! Labels: Mark's Corner, Smart Solutions
|
