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The founders of Cool or Heat, LLC knew there was a real need for this product after enduring through many hot Arizona summers. Recent advancements in Thermo-Electric technology have made it possible for the Cool-or-Heat Seat Cushion to become commercially viable. Cool or Heat, LLC has obtained the exclusive rights to manufacture and distribute the patent-protected product throughout North America. The product is currently being introduced to local and national retailers.
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Cool Britannia is a media term that was used in the mid 1990s to describe the contemporary culture of the United Kingdom. It was closely associated with the early years of "New Labour" under Tony Blair. It is a pun on the title of the patriotic song "Rule, Britannia".
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To the extent that it had any real meaning, "Cool Britannia" referred to the transient fashionable London scene, 1990s bands such as Blur and Oasis, fashion designers, the Young British Artists and magazines. Cool Britannia ... summed up the mood in Britain during the mid-1990s Britpop movement, when there was a sudden influx of lively British rock and pop music from bands such as Oasis, Blur, Suede, Supergrass, Pulp and The Verve, as well as the Spice Girls. Many link popularity of the Austin Powers films and the resurgence of James Bond 007 as factors of the spread of Cool Britannia. The movement, along with political factors, saw a renewal in British pride, typified by such things as Noel Gallagher's Union Flag guitar and Geri Halliwell's iconic skimpy Union Flag dress. In March 1997 Vanity Fair published a special edition on Cool Britannia with Liam Gallagher and Patsy Kensit on the cover with the title 'London Swings! Again!'.
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Cool or Heat, LLC is headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona. For general information please call (877) 801-9811. For sales and media inquiries, contact Krista Walker directly at (602) 684-8956 or e-mail sales@COOLorHEAT.com. Visit www.COOLorHEAT.com for more information, images, downloads, and online ordering.
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The phrase "Cool Britannia" was first used in 1967 as a song title by the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band, but there is probably no connection between that usage and the modern coining of the term. The phrase "Cool Britannia" reappeared in the mid-1990s as a registered trade mark for one of Ben & Jerry's ice-creams (vanilla with strawberries and chocolate-covered shortbread). The ice cream name and recipe was coined in early 1996 by an American lawyer living in London, Sarah Moynihan-Williams, as a winning entry in a Ben and Jerry's ice cream competition. Her name for the ice cream as "Cool Britannia" was meant to presage the era of New Labour, which came about with their election win in May 1997. The phrase was quickly adopted in the media and in advertising, seeming to capture the "It" quality of London at the time. The election of Blair's government in 1997 on a platform of modernisation and with Blair as a relatively young Prime Minister gave the idea fresh currency.
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