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January 30th, 2011
This design was inspired by a conversation with some district teachers a summer or two ago. We were discussing the implementation of our blog server for students, teachers and staff. Student safety was a major focus of the discussion and it lead us into discussing what students (or anyone really) should consider before clicking “Publish”.
Safe – Am I going to put myself or anyone else in danger?
True – Am I telling the truth? Have I verified my facts?
Needed – Am I publishing something of value? Have I put enough effort into my writing?
Kind – Am I being nice? Will I be able to face myself, my friends, my relatives if I publish this?
The answers to these questions do not all need to be Yes before you publish, but have you evaluated each point and made a conscious decision to publish knowing the risks?
Before You Publish, is it STiNK? | Safe – True – Needed – Kind
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December 26th, 2010
I tried to show with this design that my morals are not perfect. They probably do not match yours and I am impishly proud of my individual beliefs. I do not think I or you or any religion or political party can get it exactly right. We are only humans.
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December 21st, 2010
The idea behind this design has been rolling around in my head for years. I always thought Starfleet would have a marine corp. It is such an essential part of our current navies. In the original series the three colors of uniform represented the shipboard functions. It made sense to me that the the Corps would have their own color. I initially thought green but switched to gray since the actual uniform color would be terrain specific…
January 29th, 2010
Trying to figure out why a lady in New Hampshire would want this bumper sticker…
January 9th, 2010
A little latin to brighten ones day. Carpe translates to pluck, seize, grab, or hold on to. Dulcis is sweet, pleasant, agreeable, or delightful. And, diem is day. In other words ‘Have a Nice Day’
See in my CafePress store.
January 7th, 2010
Are you a fan of Vulcan logic? Indoctrinate your child into the Star Trek universe before they can speak, let alone object.
One of my designs available in my CafePress store.
June 19th, 2009
Today I sold my first product with the new and allowed “Momma’s Lil’ Klingon” dSign. After selling a dozen or so infant bodysuits, children’s t-shirts and bibs, CafePress decided my original Klingon dSign no longer met their guidelines. At this point ,I considered taking down my store. This wasn’t the only dSign they nixed and they were announcing their new pricing system. The new pricing system has so far increased the price the customer pays and has decreased my profit margin. (I wonder who is making out in this deal?) In digust, I went a while without a Momma’s Lil’ Klingon. I still don’t have a Mamma’s Lil’ Trekkie. CafePress banned two of my dSigns and inspiration hasn’t hit me yet for a third try. Anyway, here are the two Klingon dSigns. What do you think?
Original
New
June 5th, 2009
 Here is a new tongue-in-cheek dSign I have added to my CafePress store.
November 9th, 2008
I randomly speak SPANISH in daily conversation.I created this Flair on Facebook.com because it was just too appropriate for my son, Connor. He is taking second year spanish in high school and is always inserting spanish words into daily conversation. I sent it to three people on October 26th. It is now being used by almost 1200 Facebook users. Due to its success I have also added it to my store at www.cafepress.com/dmag.
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