USA Today: The plush robe in your hotel room now comes with an electronic leash. To keep robes and towels from checking out, a small but growing number of hotels are starting to use new radio frequency chips to keep track of their inventory. The RFID technology — which stands for radio frequency identification and […]
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Mercury News: Eager to reduce energy use, German software company SAP installed 16 electric vehicle charging ports in 2010 at its Palo Alto campus for the handful of employees who owned electric vehicles. Just three years later, SAP faces a problem that is increasingly common at Silicon Valley companies — far more electric cars than
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As a form of communication, e-mail is one of the most prominent and efficient methods of communication and when it comes to businesses, it becomes even more important. E-mails can hold anything from simple information to complex files and documents. As such it often bears various data which is vital to whatever business you happen
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The corn farmer might soon become extinct. According to Kahleej Times, Eduardo Rodriguez Hernandez recently created a unique robot that can plow, plant, care for, and harvest corn. The farmer up at five am to begin the day’s chores may finally get to sleep in during planting season. “This kind of parallel robot is made
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CoolThings.com: Your dog has a habit of leaving the house and taking a dump in the vacant lot two blocks away after dinner every night. And you’re cool with that — saves you from having to clean up. Problem is, he doesn’t always go straight home right away and you’ve had to get out to
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SOURCE: PelamisWave.com Sea Snake Inventor – Richard Yemm – Gets Awarded The Pelamis absorbs the energy of ocean waves and converts it into clean, green electricity. The Pelamis is an offshore wave energy converter that uses the motion of waves to generate electricity. The machine operates in water depths greater than 50m and is typically
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Peninsula Daily: Student carpenters in the green building program at Peninsula College are working on their first mini-home. The students, who began work in February on the structure at the Lincoln Center in Port Angeles, are finishing its exterior this month and expect to complete the interior in the fall. They hope to sell the
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As the percentage of senior citizens in the world increase, businesses have been quietly getting themselves ready for the trend. For years supermarkets have been going crazy trying to speed up the checkout process to get people out of their stores more quickly. Self-checkouts and express lanes have been installed and then expanded in most
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Ed Moody carved his first pumpkin at age 6. He is now one of the premier pumpkin carvers in America reports The Chicago Sun Times. Moody has carved 23 giant pumpkins – weighing more than 200 pounds – that sit in his front yard. It is a Halloween Stonehenge. Around this time of year, Moody’s
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I can’t think of one person who doesn’t have a dream of starting their own business from home. I’m sure that’s why you’re here on Dane’s blog, to find out about all the business opportunities that might be out there and how you could be leaving your dreaded 9-to-5 and focusing on something you love.
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