To complement the penultimate post, here are other awesome business cards, not just for their design, but for the originality and the creativity with which they were made. I hope you like them because I loved them.
DENTISTS’ BUSINESS CARDS
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COUNSELLORS IN PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS BUSINESS CARDS
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BUSINESS CARDS MADE UP OF DIFFERENT MATERIALS
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OTHER BUSINESS CARDS
Here’s the solution to prevent any type of transmission. Get disguised to avoid recognition on the street, while getting to work, or even in the supermarket. You’ll avoid the contagious handshakes or hugs.
More effective than surgical masks.
More disguises in this site.
Filed under HEALTH
Business cards are very important because they can be the first impression we cause in future clients or employers.
I post some of the business cards that raised my attention and that may help you as a source of inspiration to create your very own.
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ECOFRIENDLY BUSINESS CARDS
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TRIDIMENTIONAL BUSINESS CARDS
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TOOL-BUSINESS CARDS
I found this idea pretty creative and it seems to be very effective. It is based in getting support for humanitarian causes through small messages that work as personal signatures in our daily sent 
emails.
It’s really simple, you just have to go to the replyforall webpage, register yourself and choose the cause you want to support:
You also need to choose your email provider (right now it only works with Gmail, Yahoo or Hotmail), a type of signature and finally add your personal info.
Yes, it is that simple.
This image explains it all:
Filed under HELPING HAND, THE WORLD
You may have seen the Forbes Annual Billionaires List many times, but have you ever wondered which place would you take in the World’s Wealth List?
If you want to find out just click the bag of money and I can assure you… you’ll be surprised.
Filed under HELPING HAND, THE WORLD
Going through pages and pages in Stumble Upon (most of them are worth it) I found this wonder:
The Neave Planetarium is an online planetarium with which we can know more about the stars, planets and constellations that are found in the sky at any given moment and which we can see with the naked eye.
It’s as simple as choosing our location and the time in the application, and going out to see the stars.
When you want to know something about a given star or planet, locate it on the online planetarium and click it so that information can be displayed about it like its name, its constellation (if it is a star), its brilliance (magnitude) and its distance from Earth.
An excellent tool for those who love to look up and admire what’s in the sky.
I recommend this video, it is perfectly done with 3D Studio Max and the execution is excellent which generates suspense from the beginning to the end.
Vodpod videos no longer available.
Moral nº 1: Be careful what you wish for.
Moral nº 2: Live well the time you are meant to live.
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This APOD, shows the trail left by the Delta II rocket which is taking the Kepler sapaceship into space. This picture was taken in Florida 3 miles from Cape Canaveral.
Kepler’s mission is to search earth-like planets with a temperature capable of keeping liquid water in its surface, as we know, an essential element for LIFE.
We’ll be surprised really soon.
It is not the old continent, it’s one of Jupiter’s moons. This APOD was taken by the Galileo spaceship during its mission while orbiting Jupiter from 1995 to 2003.
Europa is almost the same size as the Moon, it is only smoother and has less highlands and less craters than our natural satellite.
There’s evidence that underneath its ice surface, liquid oceans may exist. If the ice layer is thin enough, a mission has been planned to find out if there’s life in these oceans.
If life gives you lemons... lemon.lime.lollipop 