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The immediate ancestor of the air dancer that we know and love from the modern roadsides are massive inflatable puppets that were part of the opening ceremonies at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia. The project had a true international spirit, originating in fabric dancing puppets that are part of celebrations in the Caribbean. An Carnival parade artist from Trinidad, Peter Minshall, came up with the original concept for humanoid marching puppets filled with air. Israeli artist Doran Gazit, who specializes in inflatable forms, figured out the practical side, and the ancestors of the Air Dancer…Tube Guy…whatever you call them, was part of the opening ceremonies at the 1996 Olympics.
From there, the story develops complications: Gazit patented the men without Minshall’s permission, but they ultimately did not fight this out in court. The air-dancer technology has been licensed to a variety of companies, eventually devolving into the distracting balloon-puppet things that we see on roadsides to this day.
Episode 143: Inflatable Men [99% Invisible]
Biography of an Inflatable Tube Guy [Re:form]
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Bloomberg News got hold of a memorandum from the company’s chief executive officer, where he explains that the company is reviewing its health insurance options, but that it will end matching of employees’ contributions to their 401(k) and 1165(e) retirement accounts as of February. What we don’t know is how many employees that includes, or exactly how much money they would save by ending those contributions. Employees could, of course, continue to fund their own retirement accounts.
The company did not elaborate on the contents of the memo other than to confirm that they are indeed looking for ways to cut costs. The company received a letter this week from one of its lenders that it is in default on a $250 million loan, but they are working with that lender, Salus. The company’s original solution to its financial problems was to close 1,100 stores, but its lenders rejected that plan.
Radio Shack hasn’t turned a profit in ten quarters, or more than two and a half years.
RadioShack to End 401(K) Retirement Matching to Cut Costs [Bloomberg News]
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