Today’s Hartford Courant has an article about a company in Connecticut that helps schools and other organizations raise money by selling custom stamps, with designs created by the kids.

The article doesn’t explain why you’d need to use a company like this rather than dealing directly with one of the custom stamp vendors, though. The ‘entrepreneur’ talks a lot about his research, his pending patents and such, but never explains what value his company adds to the process. And yes, there is actually a patent application on file, claiming that this idea is an ‘invention’!

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