The Seattle Times: In the 1920s, architects designed the 23-story art deco Exchange Building in downtown Seattle to house a stock exchange. But those plans ended when the U.S. stock market crashed in 1929. More than 80 years later, this Second Avenue building will finally host an exchange company — an online one, that is. […]
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fullinsight.com: The biggest danger during an earthquake is getting crushed by stuff falling around you. That’s why experts will tell you to take cover under furniture or in a doorway. Better still would be to have a special crush-resistant place to hide, like this 65-ton seismic bed. And because exploiting people’s fear of a crushing
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Are you having a little trouble getting the grants you need for your small business? Small Business Trends has a few tips to help you get started. The difficulty in applying for a grant is knowing where to start. Instead of trying to do it all by yourself, try the following: Go to local networking
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A teenager has become the youngest professional falconer in the UK after receiving a government backed grant to start his business. Falconry is the art of training falcons or hawks to pursue and attack wild fowl or game. The Denbighshire Free Press has more: Peter Wright, of Llangywer, near Bala, was 15 when he was
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According to the founders of Upstanding Designs, Bill Rosenthal and Ken Kumph, standing is good and sitting is bad. After my time with the Stand Steady, I’m inclined to agree. Kumph told the Georgetown Record that the two men spoke with designers, inventors, architects, and ergonomics specialists in preparation for starting their new business, which
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