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P.S. Congrats on winning 'Best Looking Booth Staff' award. You got my vote!
Commented Apr 27, 2010 on NAPO 2010 - National Association of Professional Organizers Annual Tradeshow / Convention at Adventures in Organization
NAPO 2010 - National Association of Professional Organizers Annual Tradeshow / Convention
Last week was a whirlwind. Lauren (@rubbermaidtwo), Erin (@rubbermaiderin) and I (@rubbermaid) just got back from the 2010 National Association of Professional Organizers Annual Tradeshow & Convention. Rubbermaid, along with our sister company Dymo, had a booth where we displayed the latest and ...
Love the blog post & the replies. I agree with Liz, Julie & Jim. Good thing Liz was sitting at a table near the side of the ballroom otherwise I wouldn't have found her and the hotel or convention staff would have gone home with the cookies & more valuable, the containers.
I am eagerly awaiting the arrival of the awesome new Easy Find Lid containers I sent home with a NAPO-WDC member who drove. Love the new Premium Easy Find Lids, the sink brush holder for inside a cabinet (what's it's true name so I can find it online?) and the Undershelf Basket. Very cool new stuff! Thanks for bringing the Dymo folks. It was great to chat with them and see their latest products.
Julie- Maybe next year Rubbermaid will have a pull-down shelf for a coffee maker. Now that would be cool and convenient for all involved.
Commented Apr 27, 2010 on NAPO 2010 - National Association of Professional Organizers Annual Tradeshow / Convention at Adventures in Organization
NAPO 2010 - National Association of Professional Organizers Annual Tradeshow / Convention
Last week was a whirlwind. Lauren (@rubbermaidtwo), Erin (@rubbermaiderin) and I (@rubbermaid) just got back from the 2010 National Association of Professional Organizers Annual Tradeshow & Convention. Rubbermaid, along with our sister company Dymo, had a booth where we displayed the latest and ...
4:1 TVs to humans. If a DVR counts as another TV, the ratio is worse... Scary.
Commented Oct 6, 2009 on The Death of TV Exaggerated - Average Home has More TVs Than People at Small Business Labs
The Death of TV Exaggerated - Average Home has More TVs Than People
Despite the common wisdom that TV is dying, statistics show otherwise. An example is the number of TVs per household in the US. According to a recent Nielsen study, the average US household has 2.86 TVs. This is 18% higher than 2000 (2.43) and 43% higher than 1990, when the average household...
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