Lego continues to be a medium that inspires artists and other creative types. Here are some of the latest Lego inspired creations I have found:
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June 29, 2012
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How to interpret the Credit Collective numbers
Alerts: + indicates a climate of increasing financial uncertainty. + is bad. - is good
Sales Leads: An + indicates new retailers joining the industry. + is good. - is neutral.
References: + indicates a period of increased ordering from retailers. + is good. - is bad
To see how you can get connected to over 300 of your peers click here: CreditCollectiveDemo
Alerts: + indicates a climate of increasing financial uncertainty. + is bad. - is good
Sales Leads: An + indicates new retailers joining the industry. + is good. - is neutral.
References: + indicates a period of increased ordering from retailers. + is good. - is bad
To see how you can get connected to over 300 of your peers click here: CreditCollectiveDemo
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