Editor’s Picks: Transitional Tees

Brisk. Chilly. Crisp. Equinox-y. However you want to describe early fall and spring weather, one fact is true: it wrecks havoc on the sleeve-length-deciding portion of a person’s brain. Is it too cold to rock a T-shirt? What if there’s a lot of sun where you’re going and you’ll die wearing a hoodie? But then what if it gets really windy and the cool breeze just ravages you’re uncovered forearms?

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Wake Forest Partners With The Collegiate Licensing Company

On the heels of signing new licensing partner Arizona State University and renewing contracts with 18 properties, IMG College’s The Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC) today announced it has reached an exclusive agreement with Wake Forest University to manage its domestic U.S. trademark licensing program.

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AIA Corporation Contributes to Animal Rescue Charity

Distributor network AIA Corporation recently held a penny war coinciding with a food/litter drive with all contributions being donated to a local group.

AIA hosted a penny war, with proceeds going to a local nonprofit. For this fundraising effort, OARS was chosen. OARS (Orphan Animal Rescue and Sanctuary) is a no-kill, volunteer-driven nonprofit animal rescue.

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Product of the Day: The Spoon Hold-It from Evans Manufacturing

Fact: Even if all someone cooks is the “bachelor special,” aka “rice and beans in a pot,” a person still needs a clean place to put his spoon (mostly because the typical counter-washing timetable for the rice-and-bean types is once every 4,000 years). So do your part and keep lonely bachelor salmonella poisonings to a minimum with The Spoon Hold-It from Evans Manufacturing.

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CPSC Launches Online Reporting Tool for Businesses

The U. S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has launched important new features to the SaferProducts.gov Business Portal that make it easier and more efficient for businesses to work with CPSC. These changes are a key part of the agency’s overall information technology modernization effort.

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