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Update #4: Success (Thank You!)
Dear PieLab Backers,
We can't thank you enough for your donations! With your help, we were able to reach our goal of $10,000!!!
We sincerely apologize for the delay of this message, but the PieLab crew was busy working away to prepare for our Grand Opening. The celebration took place this past Saturday, November 28, and was a huge success! We had an amazing turnout with lots of great pie, great conversation, and great live music. We are working to upload photos to our flickr that you will soon be able to find here: http://www.flickr.com/groups/1220257@N24/
The rewards for your generous donations will be mailed to you shortly. Thanks again!
–PieLab
Update #3: New Awards Added
With only 10 days to go the momentum is still going strong. Be sure to check out our three new rewards!
–PieLab
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Kaye Gosline on October 22, 2009
Hi Guys!
I am Director of Design for Milliken Contract carpets. Todd van der Kruik, one of our talented designers, is also a supporter of PieLab through his wife at UnionEighteen. We'd really like to help you out with some free custom designed carpet if you'd like that. You can call me at 706-302-7473. Kaye Gosline
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Update #2: New Video & Construction Update
Thanks again to everyone who has donated so far! We are happy to see that the donations are still coming in.
We are getting closer and closer to our deadline, but also are getting much closer to our goal! PieLab construction is coming to a close and we are all excited to unveil the storefront soon.
Thanks to Daniel Stephens, Brooke Brewer, and Amanda Buck for our new video further illustrating the effect we have had on the community of Greensboro and where we hope to take PieLab in the future.
Please continue to tell your friends and family about us and our project on Kickstarter.
–PieLab
Update #1: Thanks!
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Funding Successful
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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