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This project successfully raised its funding goal on November 1, 2009.
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A coupon for one free slice of pie from Pie Lab.
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A PieLab t-shirt printed by the PieLab staff themselves.
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One original limited edition screen-printed Pie Lab poster designed by Oliver Munday.
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An assortment of awesome Puma swag (gear).
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A pie will be created, named, sold, and eaten in your honor. You will also receive a personal certificate/recipe immortalizing your donation.
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Hang out with design-hipsters, Dan and Andre of Dress Code NY, for an entire day! Includes beer and a massage by Dan (he has strong hands.) http://www.dresscodeny.com/
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Receive a copy of Spoon's upcoming CD signed by Britt Daniel; album artwork designed by Christian Helms of The Decoder Ring. Also, receive a Matt’s El Rancho taco signed by Christian Helms himself (consume to temporarily absorb his graphic design skills!) http://www.thedecoderring.com/
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You will be flown to Greensboro, AL for the November 28th grand opening gala of PieLab. Upon arrival you will be fitted with your own PieLab apron and then receive a personal baking lesson from our star pastry chef; baking the pie of your choice.
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What John does best is help organizations find the courage and the sense of humor to consider whole new "wrong" ways of bringing their stories, ideas, and innovations out into the world.
John feels so strongly about the value of thinking wrong that he created a program called Project M that is designed to inspire and educate young designers, writers, photographers and filmmakers by proving that their work—especially their wrongest thinking—can have a positive and significant impact on the world. Project M has developed projects to help a conservation area in Costa Rica, Micro-financing in Ghana, New Orleans after Katrina, the communities of East Baltimore, Detroit, Rural Connecticut and Iceland, and connecting households to fresh water in Hale County Alabama.
