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Shredding and Storage Unlimited Recycles

We recycle paper, plastics, cardboard, hard drives, and all sorts of materials at our recycling center.  We collect and sort the recyclables and then prepare them to be shipped to the large processors in full semi loads. 

We consult with businesses to help them come up with a recycling plan and then we schedule regular pickups. We can save you money while at the same time reducing the amount of material that lands in the landfill.

We make recycling easy for our customers!

We shred and recycle a lot of paper and here is how we do it.

The Shredding truck backs into our recycling facility

We dump the shredded paper onto the conveyor belt

The paper is dumped from the shredding truck into our baling machine

The Paper is compacted and baled in our baling machine

The bales are ready for shipment by semi to the processing center

Call Shredding and Storage Unlimited today to handle all of your recycling needs

10-17-2013 Member appreciation day at Indiana Wildlife Federation

The Indiana Wildlife Federation does a lot of good work.  They call themselves IWF and their motto is common sense conservation.  They have a number of chapters all around the state.  These are called conservation clubs.  Last night we went to their member appreciation day at their new office space that is downtown on the corner of College and Michigan street.

They had a really good band playing and lots of good food to eat.

This is a common area that all of the tenants share

They have lots of common area to share with other non profits

10-15-2013 Meeting for the smartups Indy meetup group at speakeasy

The Speakeasy is a coworking facility that is just south of Broad Ripple in Indianapolis.

On October 15, 2013 I went to the speakeasy and listened to a talk by George Evans.  George was an interesting speaker and his message was the more things change the more they stay the same.  I felt like he had an interesting style and it reminded me of something I heard about a good preacher.  A good preacher tells them what he is going to teach them, then he teaches them the lesson, then he tells them what they just learned.  Sometimes this approach is good because it makes you think about what you heard and hopefully the message will resonate and take root.

This is the marketing book that was recommended

There was a good crowd of about 35 there...the pic is not very good

Below is what the event description was on Meetup.

In October George Evans of Brandwidth will speak to us and hold a Q&A. The topic:

Evans On Advertising: The more things change, the more they stay the same. How marketing hasn't fundamentally changed.

With years of branding expertise and experience working with clients such as Hershey's, Taster's Choice, Transitions Lenses, and more it will be a fun night listening, learning, engaging, and networking.

"George is an award-winning writer, producer and Creative Director, having worked in the advertising and marketing arena for more than 30 years. He has worked for such agencies as Ketchum Advertising, HBM/Creamer (Della Femina), DDF&M (Ten United), St. George (Marc USA), as well as for a number of boutique creative shops. That just about every agency he ever worked for was sold to a larger agency (thus explaining all the parentheses in the previous sentence) speaks volumes to his ability to grow his clients and contribute to the companies for whom he has worked. He has been described as a simple, playful, madcap Zen adventurer of surreal countenance and questionable methods."