A cup designed for people who share facilities such as the kitchen at their work place. The cup has a hole which prevents most people from using it. Only the owner of the cup can use his shaped key to close the hole, pour the coffee and enjoy drinking.
Use this software to edit any mp3 files and make it a cool ringtone. Most modern cellular phones can play mp3. You may just want to hear the chorus of your favourite mp3 song as your ringtone. All you have to do is download Audacity (Free audio editor and recorder).
The Cube-a-Door is
– A free-standing cardboard partition designed to fit across the entrance of a cubicle/ work area.
– Ideal for meeting critical deadlines and working on important projects.
– Low cost solution to increase efficiency and productivity.
– An effective marketing tool to keep your message in your customers’ workplace.
– A way of telling approaching co-workers “Work In Progress | Please Do Not Disturb”.
– Sturdy, allowing for notes to be posted on its surface using pins, staples, and tacks.
– A great moral booster for workers that have recently moved from an office to a cubicle.
These photos were taken at Ground Zero, the World Trade Center site in New York, on September 13, 2001.
They were taken by someone named “Ed” who was allowed into the area by a member of the emergency response crew, at a time when all civilians — including most journalists — were forbidden to enter the area. As a result, these photos are just about the only close-ups ever taken of the World Trade Center site so soon after the 9/11 attacks.