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 northern Lincoln City and plans to showcase nearly 150 arcade games on a revolving basis when he opens a pub and entertainment business this fall. “I really got into arcade games […]
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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 his family and community. Some wonder if he is crazy. Other see him as inspirational. Some believe he is wasting his time. But for Agustin, the helicopter has become a way
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If you love to make things using hard boiled eggs but hate messing with shells, you will love Betsy Kaufman’s latest invention. Betsy was making breakfast one morning when an idea struck her. What if you could hard boil eggs without their shells? By the time her coffee was done, she had a complete marketing
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Equities.com: Average guy, George Brown, used to move furniture for a living until he stumbled upon a way to build a small fortune. George used a company called Clickbank in Utah to help him setup an online business with no startup fees or monthly fees. In a period of 60-days, George was able to quit
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Shopify: The phrase “dropshipping” evokes a wide array of responses. Some believe it’s a great way to get started with ecommerce. Others immediately discount it, having heard about too many dropshipping related scams and promise-the-moon information products. With so many rumors and so much misinformation floating around, it’s hard to know what to believe –
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Wired: Google Book Search, in partnership with On Demand Books, is letting readers turn those digital copies back into paper copies, individually printed by bookstores around the world. Or at least by those booksellers that have ordered its $100,000 Espresso Book Machine, which cranks out a 300 page gray-scale book with a color cover in
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What’s in a name? 1903 – The Ford Motor Company is incorporated. 1911 – IBM founded as the Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company in Endicott, New York. 1977 – Oracle Corporation is incorporated in Redwood Shores, California, as Software Development Laboratories (SDL) by Larry Ellison, Bob Miner and Ed Oates. There’s a naming lesson here somewhere, I’m sure!
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Business Week: An anxious woman in her mid-40s showed up last winter at Atlas MD, a family doctor’s office in Wichita. She had lost her job as a restaurant cook, and along with it her health insurance and her home. She needed to see a doctor. Atlas MD isn’t a free clinic. It’s a concierge
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Chronicle of Higher Education: Professors typically don’t worry about what price point a course will sell at, or what amenities might attract a student to pick one course over another. But a new online platform, Professor Direct, lets instructors determine not only how much to charge for such courses, but also how much time they
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