Malaya: There’s off the rack, made to order , couture in clothes. An enterprising young woman found her niche in couture ice cream business. What? You may say couture ice cream? Craving for maple syrup with bacon bits? Basil with guava? She has those flavors, you want kesong puti with saba banana or tapsilog? You […]
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The National Law Journal: Attorney Americo S. Ventura had a client facing a driving while intoxicated charge in Danbury, Conn. Because the man was from Brazil and spoke only Portuguese, the state Judicial Branch was required to appoint an interpreter to let the man know what was happening with his case. During a plea hearing,
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Your Houston News: Jerry Zaid already knew something about entrepreneurship. As fate would have it, a near-catastrophe turned him into an inventor with more than just an idea. Zaid, a Pasadena resident, is currently in the patent-pending process of an invention he hopes to introduce to the public within the next year or two years.
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Falkirk Herald: A talented group of crafty people gathered in a local hall recently to prove hobbies can turn into businesses that can help beat the credit crunch. Times are tough for everyone at the moment, but the people who filled the 25 stalls in Grangemouth’s Bowhouse Community Centre on a Saturday afternoon earlier this
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WSJ: From floodgates for homeowners to “diapers” for absorbing storm waters, they’ve come up with ways to tackle the problems brought on by tornados and other major events—including, of course, Hurricane Irene. “Often large disruptions such as natural disasters create the basis for new business opportunities,” says Andrew Zacharakis, a professor of entrepreneurship at Babson
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Tom Edwards openly admits his guilt over drinking and driving. However it is that guilt that has motivated him to create a new tool in the fight against drinking and driving reports Florida Today. About three years ago, Edwards was driving through Merritt Island on the way to his Rockledge home, when he was pulled
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Editor & Publisher: Many people still prefer print to the online reading experience, especially when it comes to newspapers. Europeans, in particular, seem to love their morning paper. The printed medium is tactile — you can touch and feel it. You don’t have to plug it in. Research shows that newsprint users retain more of
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DigInfo: This cooking simulator, being developed by a research group at the Tokyo Institute of Technology, features a force feedback fry pan and spatula to accurately recreate the sense of cooking. This simulator calculates the heat transfer from the pan to the meat or vegetables that are being cooked, and displays the visible changes caused
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When we think of iPhone cases, we usually think of plastic. Well, JOE recently shared information about a case made of wood. Created by Dónal Moloney, Carve Cases is a one-man operation set up to fight back against the blight of cheap iPhone accessories that see users slap an uninspired, tacky piece of plastic on
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1862 – James Glaisher, pioneering meteorologist and Henry Tracey Coxwell break world record for altitude whilst collecting data in their balloon. 1882 – The first United States Labor Day parade is held in New York City. 1927 – The first Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cartoon, Trolley Troubles, produced by Walt Disney, is released by Universal
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