Niche Biz: Lamp-In-A-Box Ideas
Lamp-In-A-Box was founded in 2007 by Daniel Cytrynowicz with the idea of redefining people’s experience with table lamps. The vision from the beginning was→
Reader’s Mailbag: Doggie Biz Ask the Readers
Harry writes, “Can you suggest websites where I might contact people already in a dog walking/dog sitting business? I’m looking for hints & tips→
Sher-Lee’s kids were intrigued by the idea of receiving mail but, unfortunately, they almost never received any. Inspired by their interest, Sherri-Lee formulated a business that would deliver postcards to those kids who loved to receive mail.
NPR: Move over Abba, Sweden has found new fame. The small Nordic country is breaking records — in waste. Sweden’s program of generating energy→
Finding Sunken Golf Balls Via Camera Inventions
Eric Schwartz was 8 years old when he began to wonder why golf ball retrievers did not come with underwater cameras. He was golfing→
Unique products to amuse and inspire. Cardboard Box Beer. First wine, now beer. Say it ain’t so! Post Pillow. So you can wake up→
At a small bookstore in New York City, if you’ve seen one book, you’ve seen them all, because the shop only sells one book,→
Soft or hard, have you ever wondered where the idea for a twisted pretzel was first born? Here is a little background on the→
Niche Biz: Edible Walls Ideas
CNNMoney.com: Mario Batali decided last year to install a garden between his adjoining West Hollywood restaurants, Osteria Mozza and Pizzeria Mozza. But a plain→
Niche Biz: Unique Safes Ideas
An inexpensive but effective way to hide your valuables is a diversion safe. These safes do not look like the typical steel lockbox safe.→
1869 – Chinese and Irish laborers for the Central Pacific Railroad working on the First Transcontinental Railroad lay 10 miles of track in one→
If you think farmers only grow things like apples, and oranges and peaches, you have no idea. Tablet Magazine (A New Read on Jewish→
Traffic Ticket Insurance Ideas
Miami New Times: Indian River County’s Ian Sidles, age 25, and Dustin Boring, 30, incorporated Pre-Paid Auto Club in August. The company provides “speeding→
Five years ago, the Japanese government deregulated ear cleaning, removing the requirement that the cleaner have a medical license. Since then a new type→
The Wicked Witch Cotton Candy Company sells cotton candy at everything from children’s parties to upscale weddings. The Bradenton Patch has more: Unlike processed→
A Retirement Homes for Chickens Featured
If, like me, you keep track of the price of commercial chicken feed, you know that for some hipsters, raising chickens in your backyard→
On this day in 1956, the SS Ideal X, the world’s first successful container ship, left Port Newark, New Jersey for Houston, Texas. Even if→
Inc.com. Most street fairs and markets have a very low barrier to entry: You’ll need transit, a table, a tent (for outdoor markets), a→
Way before Disneyland, an ostrich farm in Pasadena was a huge tourist attraction. Edwin Cawston courted the early-20th-century public’s fascination with exotic foreign creatures→
NPR: Zach Houston runs his Poem Store (on any given sidewalk) with these items: a manual typewriter, a wooden folding chair, scraps of paper,→
