Car Lashes Make Your Car Female
Many people anthropomorphize their cars. If your car is “female,” how do you make it obvious to everyone on the street? Car Lashes, of course! Video after the jump.
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Many people anthropomorphize their cars. If your car is “female,” how do you make it obvious to everyone on the street? Car Lashes, of course! Video after the jump.
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The following is by Brenden Sherratt of In The Shark Tank. Shark Tank has begun casting for its second season. If you have a business, which needs funding by the sharks, please e-mail [email protected]. You’ll need to include your name, address, contact information, a recent photo, and a brief non-confidential description of your business. There
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Franchising.net.au: Franchise convenience chain, 7-Eleven has announced Paul Wallace, assistance brand manager and Shane Byrne, category manager, as finalists in the Peter Jowett Industry Award. Presented by the Australia Association of Convenience Stores (AACS), the Peter Jowett Industry Award is an opportunity for AACS members who can present insight, innovation and an understanding of current
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Franchising.com: Baskin-Robbins, the world’s largest chain of ice cream specialty shops, today launched a new way for Baskin-Robbins Facebook fans to earn free scoops of ice cream. For a limited time, Baskin-Robbins Facebook fans can sign up for “Group Scoop” on Facebookâ„¢ and either start their own group or join someone else’s. Once the number
‎Bizjournals.com: The owners of the Ruby Tuesday restaurants in Hawaii this week finalized a franchise agreement with Gyu-Kaku to open at least 10 locations of the popular Japanese yakiniku restaurant in Hawaii in the next few years. RT Hawaii Restaurants Inc. principals Ted Davenport and Rick Nakashima, who own and operate the four Ruby Tuesday
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Typists prone to making mistakes when using old-fashioned typewriters or word processors have Bette Nesmith Graham to thank for creating one of the most simple, yet lifesaving inventions in all of office-supply history. Born in 1924, Nesmith worked as a secretary while earning her GED in night school. While her husband was away in service
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According to a story in The Friday Flyer, like many inventors, Brian Belden saw a need and created a solution to improve the lives of others. While floating in Canyon Lake on a foam noodle last year on Memorial Day, Brian observed his friends shifting their beverages from hand to hand while trying to keep
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With their children strapped to their backs, Angie Freeman Shephard and Theresa Perez get to work with their diaper delivery business, Happy Bottoms Diaper Service, reports Anchorage Daily News. When Angie Freeman Shephard and Theresa Perez were pregnant last year, they tried to find a cloth diaper pickup and delivery service in Anchorage, but they
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The Louisville Courier-Journal is reporting that Elvis is back in the building – and economists suggest it may be a sign of better economic times ahead. Elvis is a dipstick, of sorts, for our economy,” Doo Wop Shop manager Rob Baker said. “The party business is coming back. People are not thinking twice about having
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President Obama recently marked the anniversary of Katrina with a visit to New Orleans. His goal was to remind everyone that they are not forgotten but with an uptick in entrepreneurs that focus might change reports NPR. Not long after the storm, New Orleans native Robbie Vitrano started a pizza place in the recovering neighborhood
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