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crafts 2.0 : startup schwag stickers
March 15th, 2008 by (jeff)isageek

For the last 5 months or so I have been getting packages from the new web service startup schwag which every month I get a package in the mail with a t-shirt from a startup and usually 5-6 stickers.

After getting stuff for a few months I was starting to have stickers laying around everywhere and that is when Allison got the idea of me turning them into magnets and putting them up on the fridge for all to enjoy.

web2.0 fridge

So today we went to hobby lobby, got some magnet sheets and within 20 min’s the fridge is now web 2.0′ized.

If anyone (company or individual) has some stickers they are looking to get off their hands and I could add to fridge 2.0 feel free to contact me :)




  • javatimes
    Looking for investors

    Java Times Caffe is searching for the best investors candidates, to help expend a very unique coffee shop concept in to every country in the world. Java Times Caffe is an exceptional concept focusing on quality coffee from Mexico and teas from around the world. Java Times Caffé currently has about 43 different types of coffee as well as a wide selection of teas marketed under Javaxotica label.
    In addition to coffee and tea, Java Times Caffé offers a hot and cold
    menu that includes Paninis, wraps, bagels, salads, pizza, nachos and a variety of
    blended fruit frappe drinks. All of Java Times Caffé’s menu items are of the highest quality and will translate very well to the US market or any market. We have four different prototype variations concept, including a drive-thru locations. However, Java Times Caffé is currently expanding with only the full store prototype. The prototype store is between 80 and 150 square meters, and will have some outdoor seating for guests. The kitchen in each location is small, and ranges between 12 and 16 meters. Total seating within a Java Times Caffé location is between 30 and 70.
    If you are Interested or your company please follow up by getting more information at www.javatimescaffe.com

    Support of Mexico’s Coffee Growers
    A commitment to supporting Mexican coffee growers is core to Java Times Caffé’s
    corporate vision. Tony currently sources 100 percent of his coffee from growers in
    Mexico’s twelve coffee state regions. Each of these regions is promoted through the
    retail locations, and 1.5 percent of all revenues from Java Times Caffé’s franchisees and
    corporate operations are donated to Niños del Café, a charity focused on improving the
    lives of children in Mexico’s coffee growing regions. Tony’s goal with Niños del Café is
    to reach the $120,000 per month level of support. This would surpass the financial
    support to growers currently provided by the Mexican government.
    The Mexican government has already recognized the value of Java Times Caffé’s
    support of local coffee growers. Java Times Caffé has qualified for a program where the Mexican government will pay up to one-half of the franchise fee for new franchisees in Mexico that join the Java Times Caffé system.
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