The following is a guest post by Gregory Lewis. David had his slingshot. Small businesses have technology. Check out how these three tools are helping the little guys run leaner, smarter, and more successful small businesses. iPad Cash Registers By now, you know your iPad can do a lot more than play Angry Birds. But […]
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If you thought a normal Rubik cube was hard, Oskar van Deventer has created one so big that even he cannot solve it. Metro.co.uk states that the dimensions for this “Over the Top” product is 17x17x17. He said: ‘The puzzle has never been solved, although people have solved virtual versions of it on the internet.
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The following is a guest post by Stephen D. Hassett. You’ve spent years building your business and for whatever reason you are ready sell it. How do you maximize value? Unfortunately, you may be too late. The value creation process needed to start years ago and short-term fixes may actually make things worse. In order
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The Detroit News: Some 20 years ago, Russia-born Veronika Braslavsky was driven by her pursuit of freedom to leave St. Petersburg and start a new life in the United States where she could spread her wings as an artist. While a student at Russia’s Muhina State College of Industrial Arts, from which she graduated in
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With the introduction of the CompoKeeper, diverting kitchen scraps from going to the landï¬ll is now a piece of cake. As communities become increasingly concerned with climate change, greenhouse gases, and overflowing landï¬lls, recycling organic material is an obvious solution. Unfortunately, the “ick factor†– the fear that decomposing food scraps leading to foul odors,
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If you have ever stumbled onto a website with poor design, you may have felt uncomfortable, or even frustrated, trying to navigate the site. A busy home page, or one that won’t even load, are reason enough to return to the search engine for a different website. Don’t be one of those frustrating websites. With
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Anyone who has ever had to change a diaper knows just how much babies love to wiggle and roll right out of your reach. Erin Kelly knew all too well just how difficult a simple diaper changing can become with an active baby, so she decided to do something about it. The Hulabye Happy Changer
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Sitting in a duck blind gives hunters a lot of time to be inventive, especially if the birds are landing somewhere else writes The Omaha World Herald. Camouflage-clad Mark Andersen was hunting ducks and Canada geese near Pierre, S.D. He was freezing. Shooting was slow. He stood to peer out of the blind. “I looked
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My favorite accidental startup story involves a student in the 1960s who sent out an ineptly-worded questionnaire and accidentally created a lobster empire.
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When Waitrose decided to stock Fraser Doherty’s SuperJam in its stores, he became the youngest entrepreneur to make it into a major supermarket chain. However, that is not where his achievements end, reports Sunderland Echo. Fraser was just 14 when, using his gran’s recipes, he developed a healthier jam with 100 per cent fruit and
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