November 2010
Life Lessons From Richard Branson Featured
Richard Branson clearly knows a thing or two about success. At 20, he started a mail order shop, and opened a recording studio a→
PR Newswire: The last 10 years have been of considerable importance to the economy. From boom to bust and back again, the nation’s wealth→
According to Neatorama, this is a one-of-a-kind penny, resulting from a production error at the U.S. mint in Denver. It was struck in bronze→
Re-Inventing The Harness Racing Cart Inventions
An inventor has created what he feels is an improvement on the racing cart that is currently used reports Morning Sentinel. Gaylord Boutilier said→
PC Magazine reports that businesses thinking of including “face” in their name might want to reconsider. Facebook this week was granted a notice of→
Shoezooz Helps Kids Put On Their Own Shoes Interviews
Kids like to do things themselves, and this includes putting on shoes. Unfortunately, they often do not have the right and left shoe concept→
For many entrepreneurs, it is the passion they feel about something that helps guide them into starting their business. MotoCorsa and CorsaVino founder, Arun→
Inventor’s Journal: Boon, Inc. Inventions
In this edition of Inventors Journal we’re talking to Rebecca Finell, the founder and President of Boon. Inc. Listen Now: Or download: Inventor’s Journal→
What is the ROI of a handshake? Is it even quantifiable? What value does the conversation and the relationship have? Of course it is.→
According to news reports, Vatornews reports Google has bought Groupon for $2.5 billion citing a “reliable source” familiar with the situation. The acquisition –→
Gizmodo has an interesting story about Bell Labs back in the 1930s. In early 1934, Clarence Hickman, a Bell Labs engineer, had a secret→
Measure Once, Cut Once Ideas
It’s often said that you should measure twice, and cut once. By double checking yourself, you’re preventing mistakes that will need fixed later. One→
Paint The Town Pink MLM Site
Wicked Local Lakeville: Wright has been a Silpada Designs representative for the past eight years, selling sterling silver jewelry in relaxed home party settings→
Cool Calendar: Chrono-Shredder Inventions
Susanna Hertrich is the designer behind the “Chrono-Shredder” calendar. ‘The Chrono-Shredder is a device that reminds us of the preciousness of our lifetime. It→
What Julie Kelly loves most about her job does not necessarily reflect the work she does. She is able to be at home when→
The New York Times is reporting that midway through last year, as analysts tried to predict where the economy was going, toy maker Bill→
Hands-Free eBook Reading Ideas
Between ebooks and ipads, these are the devices that people are asking for this holiday season. Jerry Hagan hopes that people will also consider→
Many small businesses are still scrambling to grasp what federal healthcare reform will mean for them. Some are still in denial, hoping the healthcare→
CNet is reporting that according to ComScore, consumers spent $9.01 billion during the first three weeks of November, representing a 13 percent gain over→
Weekend WrapUp November 27th Featured
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