Looking to break free of the cubicle and kick start a career in the spotlight? The mighty Oprah may be able to help. O and TV uber producer Mark Burnett have joined forces to find the next big (basic cable) star. Upload a video or attend an open casting call for your chance to host […]
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Red Ferret reports that Shed Simove has created the iNotePad, a sixty page paper notepad with an acetate front sheet and hardboard back. The iNotePad features three styles of page: vertical lined, horizontal lined and blank. This means the iNotePad can be used in all orientations…and is widely compatible with all kinds of hardware, including:
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photo credit: ckaroli Many business owners wonder how they can get a little inside information regarding their competitors such as their products, services, prices and more. I have put together a small list of some very helpful tips on spying on your competitors that I recently came across while reading an article located on Forbes.com.
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Illinois-based American Needle, a company that dates back to 1918, had been producing NFL-licensed caps and apparel for nearly 20 years. All that changed, however, in 2001 when the NFL awarded an exclusive contract to Reebok. As the Chicago Tribune reports, sales of NFL gear represented nearly 25 percent of American Needle’s annual sales. The
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The Invent Now Collegiate Inventors Competition is inviting graduate and undergraduate students to enter its 2010 Collegiate Inventors Competition. The deadline for entering this year’s Competition is June 25. Entries are judged on originality, process or technology, and their usefulness to society. For more information, go here. Photo by Invent Now, Inc..
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Entrepreneur Magazine’s Entrepreneur of 2010. Last year’s winners turned heads with headphones and made the grass greener by being green. Tell us what you’re doing to make an impact–on your industry, for your employees and in your community–and you could be the Entrepreneur of 2010. Post your entry by June 15, 2010 (don’t procrastinate) and
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When Trevis Kurz looked around at his surroundings last March, he knew he was representing Ohio State to people from all over the world. The commotion was incredible, the excitement was infectious and the competition seemed insurmountable. “There were 50,000 people,” Kurz said. “It was total chaos, I didn’t know what was going on that
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PC World says file this under “didn’t see that coming,” but the folks who make the Major League Baseball 2K games, 2K Sports, just awarded a 24-year-old Alabama gamer $1,000,000 for throwing a perfect game in MLB 2K10. That’s right mom and dad, playing video games does pay. And how. Wade McGilberry pitched a perfect
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What do you get when you combine bubble wrap and orange trees? You get young Eric Baker’s invention, the “Orange DeBruiser.” One of 15 semi-finalists in the fourth annual Bubble Wrap Competition for Young Inventors, Eric is hoping that his invention will bring home the $10,000 prize reports the OrlandoSentinel.com. Eric likes to create things
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photo credit: luc legay Often times we see that our competitors are lapping in the luxury of big business while we maintain just enough to keep us afloat. We then begin questioning this fact, why do they have more business then we do? I recently came across an article located on Retaildoc.com that covers the main
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