PatriotLedger.com: Janet Gilmore launched VideoKin in January 2009. Her firm, which she runs out of her house, takes old VHS tapes, slides, and photos and uploads them into DVD format and video montages. Gilmore graduated from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design with a major in film and later worked at Boston-based Pieces Production […]
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New listing this week on the Business Opportunities Weblog Classifieds. This Guy Helped Me Build A Team Of 2, 000 People In 4 Months Free Training To Market Online 1 0 0 % P R O F I T – I N S T A N T P A Y There Are 3 Easy Ways
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It seems that there’s a unique restaurant business idea inside of every geopolitical crisis. Conflict Kitchen is a take-out restaurant that only serves cuisine from countries that the United States is in conflict with. The food is served out of a take-out style storefront, which will rotate identities every 4 months to highlight another country.
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‘Garage inventors’ is a term used to describe individuals or groups of inventors that create independently. They are not on a salary or salary/incentive basis, paid by their companies to invent; they work alone, on their own or in small groups, generally in someone’s garage or other part of the home. Popular Science recognizes the
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Online Athens: As a wife and mother of four young girls ages 11 to 2, Oconee County native Chastity Shepherd considers herself an expert in children’s clothing. Shepherd’s experience in buying kid’s apparel for her own brood and a desire to embark on an entrepreneurial career prompted her to open Butterfly Kisses, a retail consignment
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“Small businesses are the future of America,” said New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference in NYC. ReadWriteWeb reports that Bloomberg described New York City as “the place to come” for entrepreneurs and startups, announcing that the city-sponsored NYC Entrepreneurial Fund had made its first investment in local startup MyCityWay. Bloomberg
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In four weeks the G20 Young Entrepreneur Summit will be bringing together various entrepreneurs, academics, government officials and youth entrepreneurship organizations to help promote global youth entrepreneurship. The Summit, taking place in Toronto, Canada June 20-22, 2010, will assemble delegations from the G20 nations to identify and examine the issues impeding young entrepreneurs around the
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Last week, the Google logo was turned into an actual game of Pac-Man and we all took breaks to play. The Rescue Time Blog took a hard look at Pac-Man D-Day and compared it with previous Fridays (before and after Google’s recent redesign) and found some noticeable differences. We took a random subset of our
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A Westwego, Louisiana, man says he has the answer to capping that pipe gushing beneath the gulf, reports NewOrleans.com. Warren Gilbert is a hydraulic specialist. He developed this device he calls a crimper. Using hydraulics he says his machine can be retro fitted to work under water. The key is getting the crimper around the
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Franchising.com: ProTect Painters franchise was recently recognized by USA Today as one of its “Hot franchise concepts for 2010.” “Whether it has an outstanding business model or it’s the first franchise of its kind, there are several franchises expected to explode in 2010 and upcoming years,” wrote Kelly Horn, and “ProTect Painters is recognized for
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