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	Podcast: Batman Was a Businessman Venture capitalist and comic book fan Sean Wise on what entrepreneurs can learn from superheroes June 30th, 2009 By Greg Hudson Read more »
	Review: Ignore Everybody… …And 39 Other Keys to Creativity June 29th, 2009 By Rachel Singh Read more »
	Not-so-Mad Men An online advertising firm’s totally sane journey into the digital frontier June 29th, 2009 Read more »
	You, Inc. We go through all 13 steps of a self-help program for the business of life – so you don’t have to June 29th, 2009 By Jennifer King Read more »
	Officeland: The Anatomy of a Creative Space One Halifax firm mixes a slushie machine, idea boards and a unique layout to produce out-of-the-box results June 29th, 2009 By Craille Maguire Gillies Read more »
	Exit Interview Many students left school this spring with degree, debt and a whole lot of anxiety about what to do. Paris Jongkind is not one of them. Here’s why June 29th, 2009 Read more »

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Gates Foundation alumni Michele Fugiel Gartner hooks up non-profits in need with friends indeed

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Venture capitalist and comic book fan Sean Wise on what entrepreneurs can learn from superheroes

// Success: The New Rules
When life hands you a recession, make recession-aid. Unlimited’s guide to get the career juices flowing

// Exit Interview
Many students left school this spring with degree, debt and a whole lot of anxiety about what to do. Paris Jongkind is not one of them. Here’s why

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Spreading Joy through T-shirts
July 02, 2009 / 4:56 pm
What kinds of T-shirts do you have in your closet? I have a few favourites, one of them is a picture of an igloo with the caption “The Canadian White House.” We usually wear T-shirts either because we identify with a cause, a brand or an idea and we want to share it. An entrepreneur named Jeff Woodrow has tapped into this idea with his Joy Apparel.

July 02, 2009 / 2:20 pm

New Directions
July 02, 2009 / 2:13 pm
Since Unlimited was founded in 2007 with the Balance Issue, the first thing that many people who picked up a copy noticed was how great it looked. (No surprise, then, that our first issue won a National Magazine Award for best art direction.) All the credit for that goes to our art director, Malcolm Brown, who has brought style and sophistication to every part of the magazine. Unlimited would not be what it is without him.

Editor’s Letter
July 01, 2009 / 11:22 am
Not quite a year ago I packed up my apartment in Montreal then drank tar-black espresso with my upstairs neighbour, Joseé, while movers attempted to angle their transport truck down my narrow street – only to discover it wouldn’t fit. In the end, a smaller truck was sent to courier all 3,000 pounds of my life in boxes to the big rig.

The Hipster PDA
June 30, 2009 / 1:49 pm
Lately, the derisive attitude to the word hipster has reached new heights. Its brethren have become not early adopters, but archly snobbish pseudo-asthetes ready to adopt the next What’s-Cool-and-Obscure-Right-Now Thing.