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Justice Served of the Day: Instagrammed Meal Results in Identity Theft Arrest

Oh noz, it looks like Florida Man did it again. Back in January, an undercover IRS informant met up with a South Florida couple for a fancy dinner at a steakhouse, during which they handed him a flash drive allegedly containing more than 50,000 stolen identities that could be used to file fraudulent tax returns. Upon examining the drive, the IRS was able to recover about 50 stolen identities and trace its footprint to a man named “Troy Maye.” Now, catching a thief red-handed is no cakewalk, but in this case, it literally turned out to be as easy as running a Google search. After finding Maye’s now-private Instagram account via Google search, the authorities were surprised to find a geotagged photo of his delicious steak dinner (shown above) from the same night he had met up with the informant. And the rest is history—the couple were promptly arrested by IRS agents and they are now facing up to 12 years in federal prison and serious fines.

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Multiple award-winning 360 degree integrated campaign titled “The end is only the beginning” for AMC’s zombie-survival television series “The Walking Dead” by South African advertising agency Ireland/Davenport, Cape Town

The campaign received an “In Book Multi-Platform Branding and Promotions” award at D&AD, and an “Outdoor Design Merit” at The One Show Design.

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Intelligent stain detection

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy&Mather, Moscow, Russia
Creative Director: Robin Weeks
Heads of Creative Group: Anna Paralyush, Danila Khodashinskiy
Art Director: Danila Khodashinskiy
Copywriter: Anna Paralyush
Photographer: Evgeny Raydugin
Published: April 2013

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A new vending machine has been released which can print any book within minutes.

The Espresso Book Machine has access to 500,000 different books - the same as 23.6 miles of shelf space - and can even churn out a fresh copy of Crime and Punishment in just nine minutes.

Pages are printed at a rate of over 100 per minute and are then pressed, glued and cut to produce a pristine book.

Users simply pick the book they would like on a screen and wait for it to be printed … it certainly is a novel way of getting a new book.

WHO WANTS TO ROAD TRIP WITH ME TO THIS VENDING MACHINE Y/Y? 

I think Johannes Gutenberg’s mind would turn to mush and come out of his ears and eyes if he ever saw this. 

GRABBY HANDS I WANT

GIVE IT HERE

I might just have died

They installed one of these in my local book store THE WEEK AFTER I MOVED AWAY.

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Floating Ripple Vases (by oodesign)

Fill your favorite container with water and float the vase. According to the movement of the air, the plants change their position within the container.

Oh wow.

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