neuro-designs

To celebrate the Chinese New Year national holiday, our office will be closed on Monday, January 23, 2012. We will be back open the next day.

Happy Chinese New Year to those who celebrate!

We all love memes, and what could be more appropriate for that than taking arrows in our knees? Presenting our first T-shirt this year, the Adventurer No More, a T-shirt that you can use as an explanation to your adventurer friends who keep asking you to join them on a dragon hunt or any other insane adventures. Just don’t use this excuse against Chuck Norris. Don’t say we didn’t warn you.

As usual, the details on how to order:

• Send an email to store@neuro-designs.com with your name, address, phone, and size. You can also send a text message to our hotline number at +62 812 12 NEURO. We will log your order, and reconfirm it once we have the T-shirts ready.
• The price of this T-shirt will be IDR 75,000, excluding shipping.
• It will be produced using the 24S (or better) combed cotton fabric, to make sure that you don’t take arrows anywhere else.
• The size chart is available on our online store. Please make sure that you order the correct one, as we cannot do refunds or exchanges.
• We will be starting our production once it reaches 12 or more orders.

So there we have it, fire away!

For this year’s yearend holiday, our office will be closed on Wednesday, December 22, 2011, and we’ll be back open again on Wednesday, January 5, 2012. During that time, we will still be checking our emails periodically. Happy holidays, everybody!

The 4^th quarter of every year has always been the busiest for us, and for years we have worked with various Wharton student clubs, it has always been a privilege that we can continuously experiment with better designs for their publication needs. Here are the five conferences we’ve worked with for the past few months:

Wharton Women in Business Conference 2011

Wharton Energy Conference 2011

Wharton Marketing Conference 2011

BizTech@Wharton Conference 2011

The 38^{th> Annual Whitney M. Young, Jr. Memorial Conference}

We found this video in Google+ and it is a very good explanation on why we need time to generate the best ideas. It is worth the share :)

Credit goes to Rico J. Ishak.