Tony Bridges 
Ever thought about kick starting a project? Well that’s just what Josh Wilson has done with the Tech Force Pen & ruler sleeve.
This creative project has been brought to fruition through Kickstarter, which is apparently the world’s largest funding platform for creative projects. Backers make their pledges & if the funding goal is reached what began as a dream of an idea can become a reality.
Artline are well known for their huge range of quality pens & markers. They say that things flow better when you use them! I’m going to see if the Artline Softline 1700 proves them right.
Found this while net stumbling and it seemed worth a quick share.
There’s one thing you really need to know if you ever plan to do business in China.
Choose your pen carefully.
If you love reading and you love old handwritten documents, here’s a suggestion: some rainy Sunday afternoon, make yourself a cup of your favorite tea, curl on the couch with your tablet and read some of history’s most famous books in their original handwritten form.
One of the most recent to show up online is Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, made available by the Shelley-Godwin Archive.
The collection offers both her notebooks and her working drafts of the book. Fortunately, the pages are accompanied by a helpful transcription of the text, exactly as it was written, because her handwriting looks like maybe she was dictating to Frankenstein’s monster.
And that’s only the beginning.
I have to admit, as an American, my inner 12-year-old gets to giggling whenever one of my British colleagues refers to an eraser as a “rubber.”
That’s why I enjoyed this BBC piece translating common office terms for Brits working in America and vice versa.