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(10/14/08) Plans at your Fingertips Point. Click. Repeat. Ad nausuem. Ooh, wait - an e-mail from the boss. Meeting - Friday - 2:30pm You can't forget, but alas you haven't any scraps of paper on which to write a note. BUT, you do have the Tear Away Planner... See more

(10/14/08) Plans at your Fingertips Point. Click. Repeat. Ad nausuem. Ooh, wait - an e-mail from the boss. Meeting - Friday - 2:30pm You can't forget, but alas you haven't any scraps of paper on which to write a note. BUT, you do have the Tear Away Planner Mousepad - and now you have the power of planning. Because the Tear Away Planner Mousepad is a mousepad and a planner all rolled into one (hopefully, you could have guessed that based on the product's name). Just fill a sheet up with your plans for the week, and then tear off the top layer when the week is over and start again. Of course, we couldn't just give you something you could use without making sure it was silly, too - because not only do you have a 5 day planner under your mouse, but you also have a way to rate your expectations and accomplishments for the week. On Monday you might think your hopes are high, just to discover by Friday that you shouldn't have gotten your hopes up. There are three boxes at the bottom for continuing... See less

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(10/14/08) Pre-Internet Technology Ready for a strange fact we discovered recently? E-mail has been around since before computers. At first, e-mails were written on rocks and thrown at neighbors. CC-ing a rock e-mail could be dangerous for an entire village.... See more

(10/14/08) Pre-Internet Technology Ready for a strange fact we discovered recently? E-mail has been around since before computers. At first, e-mails were written on rocks and thrown at neighbors. CC-ing a rock e-mail could be dangerous for an entire village. Then, e-mails were written on paper and put in weird paper things called envelopes and the postal system delivered them. This was slow. Finally, e-mail as we know it came around. Well, for fun, let's take a technological step backwards. Paper E-mail is perhaps the funniest way to pass messages in your office. Why? Because it will confuse the person you send it to. 'Why didn't they just e-mail this to me?' they'll wonder, 'is their computer down?' Great for sending IT e-mails on - especially if you mention they are a test of the new e-mail servers. Paper E-mails are a great, funny mix of new ideas and old school technology. So take a step back in time and find out how folks e-mailed other folks in the dark ages (that is, a long while ago).... See less