Short question in advance:

1950 – One in every 30 children died*

2005 – One in 500 every children died*

Do you know why?

*Source: UNICEF

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Yesterday saw the close of Day 2 of the ecOlympics.

Saving energy is normally Michel´s self appointed task within our department. He´s the one switching all the screens from standby to off when leaving the office. Of course, he also did that all day yesterday as well.

On top of that, Ami was a particularly strong performer. He wore not a regular, but a watch that you can recharge through body-movements, left his mobile off the whole day and worked all day on a “power-saving Apple machine”. And if that wasn´t enough, he came into the office wearing bright sun-tee from laFraise. Big up!

The rest of the zoo got points for coming to work by bike and not using the elevator.

laFraise guys, it doesn´t look good for you ;-)!

Alright. While Adam should be on his way to Asia by now, I´ll make a little attempt to get some life into this blog again …Some days ago, Leo from MacMerc - one of our shop partners in the US - compared the services of Spreadshirt, Zazzle and CafePress regarding the quality of print as well as the quality of service. We came in first:

I mentioned at the outset that I use Spreadshirt for my own MacMerc.com merchandise. This is first because of the quality of their products but their customer service is a very close second.

So, we´re happy about that. But we also know that there´s some work left:

I would not, however, recommend either of these [services] for my Mom to make t-shirts for her bridge club—the web sites are far too complicated.