We’ve been working on the coding behind the scenes on a few features related to accounts. We’ve made it easier to duplicate orders (especially from a mobile device), and to look up past orders, invoices, and tracking information.
We’re in the middle of creating more instructional documents to help you with this process, so please check them out under the FAQ section at https://www.ink4mail.com/faq/account-maintenance
https://www.wired.co.uk/article/iran-plane-crash-news
The natural skeptic in me looks at the lede in this article, and says “Ok, made in part from algae. Just how big is that ‘in part’ “. So many products are oversold on the eco benefits (which are noble, for sure), and it sure makes the water cloudy (hopefully not with algae). But innovation like this sure is intriguing.
https://www.fastcompany.com/90428095/kanye-just-unveiled-a-new-foam-sneaker-made-from-algae
We’ll probably all be bored to death by all the varieties of Pumpkin Pie, Cranberry Sauce, and Miracle Green Been Casserole before Thanksgiving arrives, so I figured I would get one posted that looked interesting before we all got to that stage 🙂
https://food52.com/blog/24735-how-to-smoke-a-turkey?utm_source=feedly&utm_medium=webfeeds
An interesting take on why we have margins, and my loose translation in the headline. From Seth Godin, who always strikes me as very insightful
UPS has lowered shipping times to various areas of the country, as seen in the image below:
Our central location makes shipping across the United States efficient and cost effective. We appreciate your continued loyalty.
Herbert Stein, an American Economist is credited with what is known as Stein’s Law, “If something cannot go on forever, it will stop.” How close are we to the stopping of the subsidized Millennial Lifestyle? https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/10/say-goodbye-millennial-urban-lifestyle/599839/
