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INCENSE
HOLDERS As many of you might already
know, Liquid Blue offers incense in a wide
array of categories, including The Grateful
Dead, Jimi Hendrix , Led Zeppelin, Fantasy,
among others. What you might not know is
that now we offer affordable housing for
your incense. Choose from four new Incense
Burners.
The Tower
Burners release smoke from multiple holes
for a dramatic
effect and the Table Burners feature
semi-precious
stones with hand-crafted artistry from Peru.
PHISH For many, life is just one
open-ended jam session. The music of Phish
is the embodiment of that ideology. Liquid
Blue is proud to salute the originality and
free form musical agenda of Phish with officially
licensed t-shirts and hooded sweatshirts.
LB
GOLF It used to be that Golf was
perceived as a stuffy, country club sport.
Liquid Blue is out to shatter that perception.
Our Nassau shirt is just funky enough to
distance you from the field, yet conservative
enough for any course. For a slightly more
casual round, our Golf t-shirts offer a lighthearted
take on a game that definitely requires a
sense of humor.
Liquid Blue believes that our staff of dedicated
and exceptional employees helps make us an industry
leader. In this section we will present an Employee
Profile, highlighting an individual from our fine
staff.
Have you ever wondered what kind of guy could
create images that range from a docile
dolphin to a skeletal
motorcyclist from Hell? Meet John
Connell.
John has been been illustrating award-winning
T-shirts for Liquid Blue since 1987. His artistic
style and innovative concepts have helped put Liquid
Blue on the map. If you see a shirt that makes
your eyes pop out from across the street, it's
probably a Liquid Blue shirt by John Connell.
We invite
you to get involved. This will be a place
to engage in healthy sport banter and debate.
Think of it as your cyber sports bar, minus
the beers and the hangover. Ever since we
acquired licenses to produce professional
sports apparel, our office has seen an endless
barrage of heated exchanges involving sports.
The Tom Brady/Drew Bledsoe debate comes to
mind. Now it’s time for you to step
up to the plate. Join us at the electronic
water cooler and let’s have a go at
it.
Our format will be open ended and free
flowing. For example, one topic might be
about what NFL team has the most intimidating
fans. Would it be the Raiders, Eagles, Packers
or Bears? Chime in on the worst trade in
Boston Red Sox history. Was it Jeff Bagwell
for Larry Anderson? Or was it Sparky Lyle
for Danny Cater? Or was it Babe Ruth for
money (Boston owner Harry Frazee needed the
cash to finance the largely forgettable Broadway
musical “No No Nannette”)? Another
topic could be the ACC Conference and their
shameless attempts at a hostile takeover
of the Big East Conference. The ACC’s “slash
and burn” brand of business etiquette
makes Wall Street look like Sesame Street.
Yet another topic might be the new wrinkle
in Baseball’s All Star game, in which
the winning league garners home field advantage
in the World Series. Like it or not, it does
make the game more meaningful. What do you
say?
Every week, I will get the ball rolling
with a short essay on such globally pertinent
issues as the ones mentioned above. Feel
free to respond, or come up with one of your
own. The first essay will appear Monday,
July 14th. As any real sports fan knows,
this is one of the worst days of the year
(the days directly before and after the All
Star Game). There’s nothing going on
besides the inane Homerun Derby and other
mindless exhibitions. After months of great
playoff series in the NHL and NBA, and the
beginning of the Baseball season, the four
major sports leagues are on sabbatical for
two days. It’s enough to make you sick.
But fear not. The vaunted launch of the Sports
Sage will take your mind off the two day
drought. Just remember, we’re all in
this thing together. Stay tuned.
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