For those of you who sat through our innovation classes you may have experienced our case study on Zip Car, the groundbreaking car sharing company we so love. We are thrilled to hear that they finally have a presence in our beloved town for others to fall in love with.

We have found a cool new EcoStapler that we are trying out in the office. So far it’s a great little gizmo. Try one out. It’s really inexpensive and you don’t need to order staples.

We had an in-office blind taste test coffee-off last week to decide what the new Frontier Blend would be and the winner is….

Fair-trade and organic, from locally-owned Blanchard’s Coffee Company, Honduran Coffee.

Bliss has descended upon the studio and all are appeased.

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Kirsten writes of Dwell on Design

Kirsten’s attending Dwell on Design in LA this weekend.  Watch for her watching new home design and lifestyle trends for our clients.

Client Confidentiality? Worry no more. Here at The Frontier Project, we take great pride in our latest technology and distribution process. We not only shred your confidential documents, compromising photos and unwanted waste, we compost it too! At the end of a business day, documents are shredded, divided, and transported to several different top secret locations to be mixed in with the daily grind, apple cores, and fed to Slimey. After a proper amount of time has passed, we then spread out the remains in our garden boxes and grow an amazing variety of heirloom tomatoes. After all that, you think we would let the security measures end there? No, we then pick the tomatoes and make an amazing pasta sauce, not to rival Amee’s dad, and feed it to the gang. Now you really know, your secrets are safe with us.

Richmond’s new green start-up, Bio Taxi has taken to the streets and Richmonders are raving. Don’t be surprised the next time you are coming to Frontier if you see the swank black Mercedes pull up for you. We have fallen in love and are having them shuttle us and our clients about town.

The World Cup countdown has begun and Scott is getting a bit antsy. Anyone up for company during the game, and perhaps a drink, meet Scott at the pub on Forest Hill. A commentary by Frank Deford sums up how we think Scott is reacting to the onset of the games.

To be sure, many individual sports have their devoted fans. The U.S. Open and Wimbledon will attract plenty of attention in the days ahead, but much as we might root for Mickelson or Nadal, it is nothing like the fevered zeal we hold in our hearts for our teams.

A poll among English fans revealed that one-third of them would agree to do housework for a year and 12 percent of them would give up all sex for a year if, by doing such a deal with the devil, they could guarantee an English victory in the World Cup.

Somehow, I just can’t imagine 1 out of every 8 Englishmen forfeiting sex for a year just so that a countryman could win at Wimbledon or St. Andrews.

For goodness’ sake, priorities.