Too Much Sex Bad, Wonderbra Magnifies, Interns Twisted

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– PETA has latched on the to the Tier Woods saga with a billboard telling us too much sex can be a bad thing.

– Why do we still care about anything Donny Deutsch has to say?

– Want to hire some interns? Olson has an interesting way of doing it.

– If you’re crossing the Canadian border, make sure you wear the right clothes.

– Like staring at women in lingerie? Then you’ll love the latest from Wonderbra.

– ISO 9000 accreditation increased a Rochester New York’s creative output. Who knew a decidely manufacturing-centric accreditation could do such a thing?

– DIxie Bones is going social. It’s new “social” site launches March 1. Before March 1, that URL displays an old website and the new may be viewed, temporarily, here. The Republik created.

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