Vindict, a wine company in Amsterdam, has come up with one of the greenest advertising campaigns imaginable. Using a big metal stencil and a power-washer, they blast dirt off sidewalks and streets and walls to leave behind the company logo. It may be the first graffiti that actually cleans up instead of messing up.
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About Me
- Kate Slate
- When I was a Girl Scout, I got my cooking badge by making a cookstove out of an empty coffee can turned upside down and set over a "burner" made of a tunafish can packed with coiled corrugated cardboard soaked in paraffin. I cooked pancakes. (Makes a great, perfectly round pancake, by the way.) Anyway, let's just say that I've been earning more and more complicated cooking badges ever since. I have edited, tasted, tested, or created a ridiculously large number of recipes in my life—including at the wonderful (but sadly now defunct) Hallmark Magazine, where I was the food editor. While at the magazine I wrote a blog and got bitten by the blog bug, so here we are. And here's a bunch of other stuff I've done. (photo by Lisa Vosper)
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