Oskar Blues: TK's Attempt
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Oskar Blues wanted to extend their culture into the SOB brand they were launching by bringing their true authenticity and voice forward. The need to distance themselves from the big beer companies, who use identical language to present their brands, provided SOB the ability to carve their own niche in the alcohol space.
Oskar Blues: Kelly's Attempt
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Oskar Blues wanted to extend their culture into the SOB brand they were launching by bringing their true authenticity and voice forward. The need to distance themselves from the big beer companies, who use identical language to present their brands, provided SOB the ability to carve their own niche in the alcohol space.
Oskar Blues: Juice's Attempt
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Oskar Blues wanted to extend their culture into the SOB brand they were launching by bringing their true authenticity and voice forward. The need to distance themselves from the big beer companies, who use identical language to present their brands, provided SOB the ability to carve their own niche in the alcohol space.
Oskar Blues: Farmer's First Attempt
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Oskar Blues wanted to extend their culture into the SOB brand they were launching by bringing their true authenticity and voice forward. The need to distance themselves from the big beer companies, who use identical language to present their brands, provided SOB the ability to carve their own niche in the alcohol space.
Oskar Blues: Ally's Attempt
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Oskar Blues wanted to extend their culture into the SOB brand they were launching by bringing their true authenticity and voice forward. The need to distance themselves from the big beer companies, who use identical language to present their brands, provided SOB the ability to carve their own niche in the alcohol space.
Oskar Blues: Farmer's Second Attempt
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Oskar Blues wanted to extend their culture into the SOB brand they were launching by bringing their true authenticity and voice forward. The need to distance themselves from the big beer companies, who use identical language to present their brands, provided SOB the ability to carve their own niche in the alcohol space.
David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust: Hello in Elephant
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The Elephant Language is endangered. Use it to save their species at helloinelephant.com.
Hello in Elephant is a project designed to raise awareness and drive donations for African elephants. After decades of research into the ways elephants communicate, and behave, we can now begin to understand their language.
Playboy: Love to Play – Ultra Thin
Posted in: UncategorizedThe University of Tokyo: Tried the UTokyo Nursing method to deal with a Zombie
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This film is a work of fiction to show the ideal of UTokyo Nursing: “Encourage the power of life, and protect until the final days.”
This work of fiction uses the paradoxical theme of helping a zombie.
We created this for the purpose of showing that a holistic approach is necessary in nursing that faces both life and death on a daily basis so that people can live better lives.
National Archives Foundation: Remembering Vietnam
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The National Archives Foundation has launched three new PSAs to honor veterans of the Vietnam War in support of the National Archives’ new exhibition, Remembering Vietnam: Twelve Critical Episodes in the Vietnam War, opening November 10, 2017. More at: archivesfoundation.org/vietnam.
Canadian Red Cross: Active supervision around water
Posted in: UncategorizedAudi rolls out global VR experience to get people back into the showroom
Posted in: UncategorizedConsumers are so well-informed by their online research they no longer feel a need to visit car showrooms, which is a problem for Audi.