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Help my old high school out!
The high school I graduated from is in need of your support! The Waldron Bands Department needs funds to bring music to future classes, it's free and only takes a few moments of time. Part of the Pepsi Refresh Project.
Vote as many times as you want! GO!
Want to experience #Pepsi #TheSountOfFootball project?
Put your headphones on and close your eyes!
Project website
#pepsi #thesoundoffootball project. A refresh project with extraordinary idea from Pepsi for blind football players to hear some objects in the field. Basically what they developed is a sonar that let you see with sound.
Project is developed with Akestam Holst and Society 46
If you want to experience the feeling, wait for the upcoming video.
Project website
Pepsi Hits 'Refresh' on Donor Project
PepsiCo Inc. is revamping a charitable-giving program created to boost its corporate image and sales of its flagship cola but marred by complaints of vote-rigging and other irregularities.
With a promise of $20 million in donations for "refreshing ideas that change the world," Pepsi's Refresh Project drew rabid competition for the prize money—perhaps too rabid.
Community organizers, health interest groups and religious organizations quickly formed alliances that dominated voting. Those alliances picked nominees each month and asked supporters to vote as many times as the contest rules would allow. And when they won, some small groups and grass-roots organizations howled
via online.wsj.com
