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			<title>A logo presentation</title>
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			<description>We were asked by a company who is changing their name to come up with some ideas for a new identity. We worked on it for approximately a week. The result was about 15 design ideas which we presented this morning to an astute and appreciative client. They...</description>
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			<title>84 million and counting</title>
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			<description>84 million of anything is a lot - and when you multiply it by $1 bills, you have made quite a statement. But Lance Armstrong, in his April 2012 visit to Buffalo, said that when the mock-up of the Livestrong wristband was first presented to him, he...</description>
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			<title>To QR or not to QR?</title>
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			<description>Look closely at the real estate sign in the photo and you'll notice there's a black-and-white square in the upper left just below the big bright red &quot;SOLD&quot; header. That's a QR code. &quot;QR&quot; stands for &quot;Quick Read&quot; and is a relatively recent and ingenious...</description>
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			<title>What would WC Fields have said?</title>
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			<description>Although one of WC Fields' most famous quotes is &quot;Never work with animals or children,&quot; he's said to have secretly admired the younger generation. And what's not to like, especially when you have winning kids of all ages from the graduating classes of...</description>
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			<title>The beauty of Band-Aid solutions.</title>
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			<description>The Tipping Point is, in our opinion, the greatest book on marketing ever written. We just finished re-reading it for the fifth time. Each time we travel its pages, a new perception jumps out at us. Take this one from author Malcolm Gladwell's litany of...</description>
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			<title>An Ominous Mailing</title>
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			<description>This came to the office earlier this week. A hand-written plain mailer with no return address and a CD with the words &quot;Play This Now&quot; in the same hand. Being a sucker for a good teaser mailing (we have done many here at Flynn &amp; Friends, several with...</description>
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			<title>Cookie cutter websites</title>
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			<description>Procrustes was the name of a legendary Greek bandit who literalized the concept of &quot;one size fits all&quot; in the most morbid of ways: he tied his victims to his bed, and if they didn't fit exactly (no one did), he'd stretch them if they were too short and...</description>
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			<title>Does tweeting make you a twit?</title>
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			<description>Horror movie fans cherish Alfred Hitchcock's &quot;The Birds&quot; for the same reason the Taliban fears CIA drones: airborne attacks are downright scary. &quot;Scary&quot; also seems an apt term for the imbalance between the ubiquity of the Twitter logo (hallmark of the au...</description>
			<category>Advertising</category>
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			<title>An epidemic of crashes</title>
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			<description>Western New York has witnessed an epidemic in the last few weeks. Not measles or some other disease, but an unsettling trend of drivers crashing into restaurants, stores, apartment complexes, markets, and houses. The question is, what makes for an...</description>
			<category>Advertising</category>
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			<title>The Great Outdoors</title>
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			<description>We love billboards for three reasons. First, you can't tune them out. (At least not as easily as changing the radio dial.) Second, done right – which is to say headlines of five words or less paired with simple graphics – they represent messaging at...</description>
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