For organic caterer Annie Marshall, what was originally a means to support her daughter has since become a dedication to teaching people the benefits of healthier eating reports FrederickNewsPost.com. Marshall, who works under the name Veggie Annie, learned about cooking from her mother. She became a single mom at 25 and started a catering business […]
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According to John Calvert at the United States Patent and Trademark Office, A provisional patent application (PPA) is a patent application that can be used by a patent applicant to secure a filing date while avoiding the costs associated with the filing and prosecution of a non-provisional patent application. More specifically, if a non-provisional application
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Vonda Dennis’ clients like to joke that she carries magic pixie dust in her pockets. After all, how else could a crying baby settle so quickly for her? According to the Los Angeles Times, Vonda says that what she does isn’t so much magic but common sense. “Most of what I tell my clients sounds
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The National Inventors Hall of Fameâ„¢ honors the women and men responsible for the great technological advances that make human, social and economic progress possible. New to the museum is a display of the inductees of the Hall of Fame. Large panels prominently feature the names of all the inductees, and an interactive kiosk allows
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24-7PressRelease.com: Anago Cleaning Systems is proud to announce the sale of the Eastern Ohio Master Territory to Ken Speece, based out of Canton, Ohio. You’ve probably heard many times in life that “hey, it may be hard work, but you don’t have to be a rocket scientist to do it.” Dave Povlitz, Chairman of Anago
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August is National Inventors Month, a month long event celebrating invention and creativity. National Inventors Month began was started in 1998 by the United Inventors Association of the USA (UIA-USA), the Academy of Applied Science, and Inventors’ Digest magazine. Why have National Inventors Month dedicated to inventors? The answer is to help promote the positive
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch: The pictures of holiday hams and cold-cut sandwiches are the same, as is the entire menu board — with a few notable exceptions. The “Heavenly Original” sandwich — ham and Havarti cheese on a croissant — is now the “The Famous Original.” And the “Heavenly Cookie Platter” is now the “Delicious Cookie
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New Zealand Herald: German chainsaw manufacturer Stihl is using New Zealand as a test market for its concept of a nationwide chain of franchised power tool retailers. This country is the first place in the world the company will try Stihl Shops – conversions of owner-operated dealerships into Stihl franchises selling a range of top-branded
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Bradenton.com: Can something as a simple as a vitamin supplement help your body recover more quickly from the pain and stiffness associated with vigorous exercise, or even improve recovery from surgery? Researchers at TOSH–The Orthopedic Specialty Hospital and USANA Health Sciences, Inc. are hoping to answer these questions with different studies focused on vitamin supplements.
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The Register-Guard: The Wild Rose Café and Deli tucked inside the Friendly Street Market in south Eugene was Mary Ann and Mark Beauchamp’s first restaurant. Founded almost 20 years ago, it provided the start that blossomed into Café Yumm!, now a growing chain of restaurants. The Beauchamps transplanted the Wild Rose to Fifth Street Public
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