Cornell Chronicle: Once you pop the top of a tube of potato chips, it can be hard to stop munching its contents. But Cornell→
BusinessWeek: Weather Underground, a site that compiles local data collected by 24,000 weather geeks with sensors on their roofs, this week released a free→
Brad Templeton: There’s a lot of excitement about the potential of autonomous drones, be they nimble quadcopters or longer-range fixed wing or hybrid aircraft.→
This is the most niche cleaning business I’ve seen all week! Melone had a brainstorm. “I used to clean houses while I was in→
Cassandra Daily: The hottest act at last month’s Coachella wasn’t one of the young artists who found neon-painted festival fame through the blogosphere, but→
Think of Lydon Baty as the modern version of the bubble boy. Although his body is usually safely at home, to guard against germs→
As our parents and grandparents get older, wouldn’t it be nice to have a way to unobtrusively monitor whether or not they’re eating, taking→
When you think of entrepreneurship in prison, you probably think trading cigarettes for pinups or jello for protection money. A new program called The→
After years of telling consumers that eating too much salt was bad for their health, a new report from the Institute of Medicine at→
If you want to get on the show Shark Tank, and make a deal with the Shark’s, this excellent guide from Shopify will really→
Indian Express: Floppy oversized hats, top-notch SPF sunscreen, beach umbrellas — there are a million ways to protect your skin from the sun’s harmful→
Mail Online: Scientists still say they are desperate to learn the secret of ‘Starlite’ – and the inventor’s family may have it. The material→
SAMBA: Ideas are a dime a dozen. The money is in the execution. Need proof? For Seth Godin’s Alternative MBA program, nine innovators came→
Web Designer Depot: A business card creates a physical connection and bond between you or your business and your customers. Just like in a→
Dennis Anderson never expected to be homeless. After all, he had a college degree. (Sarcasm) Unfortunately, that plus the money he earned at his→
Today, I learned that cremated ashes can be turned into crystalized beads if heated to high enough temperatures. The beads are usually blue-green but→
WSJ: Dingy teeth were once relatively common. But after a 1989 scientific article touted the use of low levels of hydrogen peroxide, pressed against→
Is your clipboard bullet and stab proof? The Ballistic Clipboard from Impact Armor Technologies is. It was designed after a local law enforcement agency→
According to Fast Company, David Rees may well be the world’s first and only artisanal pencil sharpener. Yes, it’s real,” says David Rees of→
At $20, it may not seem like a light bulb worth buying. However, when you consider its solar-powered abilities, it’s hard to believe no→