Desertwind
Head of the Day Shift
Bad gift-wrapper solves problem on his own
Necessity is the mother of some inventions, but for David Bezar it was his bad gift-wrapping skills. Bezar unvented DazzleWrap, a product that turns a folded piece of paper into a beautiful gidt-wrapped package after he spent a few hours onenight trying to wrap his daughter's Christmas present. he says trying to get the tape, wrap and ribbon to go wheer he wanted it to, was just too frustrating, so he vowed to find something better. His product is sold in 100 stores across the U.S.
Diplomas given in Elf Studies in Iceland
A litle elf knowledge is a good thing in Reykjavik, Iceland, thanks to a man who teaches courses in Elf studies. For 26 years, Magnus Sharphendinsson has been headmaster of the Icelandic Elf School, where he teaches the finer points of the little people and takes students to areas inhabited by elves, faries and other "hidden peoples" (has this guy been sniffing fairy dust) Iceland's culture is so steeped in elf lore that it's common for road construction to be routed away from hallowed elf-ground (what the hell is that) for fear the creatures will take revenge on people who destroy their homes. Sharphendinsson has never personally seen an elf, but says many of his "more psychic students" have.. HMMMMM.. 26 years of doing this .. how does one enroll & what are the qualifications? :lol:
The Buzz. Ken White..LVRJ
Necessity is the mother of some inventions, but for David Bezar it was his bad gift-wrapping skills. Bezar unvented DazzleWrap, a product that turns a folded piece of paper into a beautiful gidt-wrapped package after he spent a few hours onenight trying to wrap his daughter's Christmas present. he says trying to get the tape, wrap and ribbon to go wheer he wanted it to, was just too frustrating, so he vowed to find something better. His product is sold in 100 stores across the U.S.
Diplomas given in Elf Studies in Iceland
A litle elf knowledge is a good thing in Reykjavik, Iceland, thanks to a man who teaches courses in Elf studies. For 26 years, Magnus Sharphendinsson has been headmaster of the Icelandic Elf School, where he teaches the finer points of the little people and takes students to areas inhabited by elves, faries and other "hidden peoples" (has this guy been sniffing fairy dust) Iceland's culture is so steeped in elf lore that it's common for road construction to be routed away from hallowed elf-ground (what the hell is that) for fear the creatures will take revenge on people who destroy their homes. Sharphendinsson has never personally seen an elf, but says many of his "more psychic students" have.. HMMMMM.. 26 years of doing this .. how does one enroll & what are the qualifications? :lol:
The Buzz. Ken White..LVRJ