Yesterday on Bizopy: The Wilcraft: Drive Safely on Water, Ice and Land Quick-Finders: The Fastest Way to the Bedroom The Practicello: The Portable Cello→
imdb.com: A disabled man named Agustin in Honduras has been building a helicopter in his home for the past 53 years causing controversy amongst→
Coast River Business Journal: Chris Donner likes games… vintage stuff. Pinball machines and arcade games. Now, the 29-year-old has purchased Pacific Glass Inc. in→
No, we’re not talking about the proverbial love bug bite that makes people fall in love or childhood cooties. The Love Bug Solution is→
Entrepreneur.com: Entrepreneur: Krystal O’Mara, founder of ReMain Eco Design and Consulting. O’Mara began transforming bikes into living room décor in February 2010.
TrendBuyers: … Simon Colabufalo presented at DesignEX 2012 in Sydney his innovative idea: a fruit hanger made in polished aluminum. The Eva fruit hanger→
Fortune Small Business: Jim Bintliff supplies special mud for Major League Baseball. The story goes back to when pro baseball teams began using new→
I think that these gold vending machines might do really well in the United States, especially as more people figure out that paper money→
National Geographic: Bamboo is among the fastest growing and most adaptable materials on the planet. It can grow up to two inches per hour→
Seven News Queensland: Surf Life Saving Australia says unmanned aerial drones will patrol some Queensland beaches this summer. The organisation’s head, Brett Williamson, says→
AFP: Scientists in Japan have created a microscopically thin film that can coat individual teeth to prevent decay or to make them appear whiter,→
Michael Lechter: Technically, there is no such thing as a “provisional patent.” The patent law provides for a “provisional application,” which isn’t subject to→
If you enjoyed my previous post, Washington Makes You Dirtier, you’ll love a book from Jeffrey Tucker called Bourbon for Breakfast: Living Outside the→
The Globe and Mail: It sounds like the setup to a bad joke: Two men drive a truck crammed full of skivvies across the→
On this day in 1923 the first Checker Taxi hit the streets. The Checker Taxi is the most famous taxi in the United States.→
Arizona Republic: In 2001, Lisa Liddy plunged into growing her book-publishing company, The Printed Page, to take up the slack that followed her→
WSJ: Street sales aren’t the only source of revenue for the gourmet food trucks that have taken the city by storm in a few→
The Billfold: Short of some Die Hard with a Vengeance sort of scheme, bank robbers can only carry away so much money—whatever fits on→