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Susanna Schick — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 23:27:40 -0500

no wonder I found that book horrendously pompous! Just like it's "author." I wish this guy would quit being so damn greedy and just stick to what he does best- dreaming.

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Susanna Schick — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 13:13:43 -0400

How do you get used juice pouches by partnering with the manufacturer? Capri Sun doesn't manage their product post-consumer.

Are these just "misprints" or are they truly post-consumer waste? If so, wouldn't you be partnering with Waste Management instead?

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Susanna Schick — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 08:32:52 -0400

Innovative? There's nothing innovative about buying up all major media sources to better shove your BS POV down everyone's throat. Unless you consider brainwashing the American people on countless lies, starting with falsely proclaiming Bush the winner of the 2000 election.

How you can put the man partly responsible for the past 8 years of horrendous government on this list defies reason. Fuck Murdoch.

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Susanna Schick — Fri, 30 May 2008 12:29:17 -0400

"You can't say, Oh, now we're going to have you learn to make quilts. They're not on Facebook to make quilts."

damn. no wonder I can't get anyone to join my quilt group. ;-)

but the big question is, why can't I "facebook" this article? I love sharing interesting articles with my friends, and Fast Company is one of the few publications I read which doesn't let me do that. I am not going to waste my time subscribing to digg, etc. when I can just post stuff to facebook. get with it, FC.

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Susanna Schick — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 15:14:00 -0500

well first of all, a website that remembers me when I tell it to and especially when I access it via the e-mail it sent me. grrr.

Do you work for IDEO or something?

I'll bite (again).

programmable water temp for the shower so I don't waste gallons getting it to the right temp, or have to fiddle with the knob a million times. This may already exist, just not at the cheapo places I shop.

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Susanna Schick — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 13:14:47 -0500

A recent interesting twist... here in the Southeast US we are having a drought that could bring Atlanta to its knees. Atlanta is the world HQ of Coke, a company that bottles and sells tap water under the name Dasani.

I was complaining about the use of it at a recent conference on global warming, and someone pointed out that we're having a drought, hence the avoidance of using local tap water. So it makes sense to bottle and ship water to places in drought from places with water.