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Harvard Square

Took a little trip down to Cambridge today with the girlfriend who was visiting a college in the area and got to stop by Harvard Square, one of my very favorite places in New England. Boardering Harvard University you get the University feel mixed with the chic modern sense of stores like Black Ink, Paper Source, Abodeon, and Design Within Reach. Also the food scene is unbeatable with restaurants like Fire and Ice, Boston Chowda,  and JP Licks. Planning on going back very soon.

Brain TonIQ

Welcome back to my blog, the lull is over(I hope.) First order of business is Brain TonIQ. “Brain Toniq is the first true botanical-based non-caffeinated organic “think drink” in the market place.” I went to a health food store today and picke dua 4-pack after seeing it on TV and Diggnation. I have to say it truly tastes good, is healthy, and does what it promises. I felt more alert and focued a few minutes after I finished the drink. Something that is very usefulll being alone at work on a Saturday for 6 hours. It’s a new direction for ‘energy drinks’ if this falls into that catergory. The makers, TrueToniqs, is doing a wonderful job of promoting it and getting it out to health food stores across the nation, and on Amazon. Get it today.

“With no caffeine. No processed sugar. No fake anything.
Just effective herbs, natural compounds, and organic agave syrup.”

Things To Watch Out For: Objectified

A new up and coming documentary by the imfamous Gary Hustwit, he also did Helvetica, Objctified is about the industrial design of modern products that are all over the world today. Modernism grows by the day, Frank Lloyd Wright homes are no longer abnormal, there are tons of modern homes, building, and structures.

“It’s a look at the creativity at work behind everything from toothbrushes to tech gadgets. It’s about the people who re-examine, re-evaluate and re-invent our manufactured environment on a daily basis. It’s about personal expression, identity, consumerism, and sustainability. It’s about our relationship to mass-produced objects and, by extension, the people who design them.”-Objectified