You know what they say: “a penny saved is a penny earned,” especially if you can hang onto it for 219 years. In Orland last weekend, a penny minted during the first year of the US Mint’s service, in 1793, sold at auction for $1.38 million. According to James Halperin, of Heritage Auction, the sale […]
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If there are two foods more quintessentially American than hot dogs and pizza, I don’t know what they are. But, darn it, the Brits have beat us to culinary nirvana! This hot dog stuffed crust pizza from Pizza Hut UK makes me want to stand up and sing God Save the Queen! Yo, entrepreneurs! When
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Financial Padding consists of crumpled paper $100 dollar bill look-alikes that are a fun replacement for standard packing peanuts. Your recipient will be surprised, excited, disappointed and amazed, all in the same moment upon opening their package. Their dejection upon realizing that you didn’t real pad their $19.99 item with hundreds of $100 bills will
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British farmers are aiming to milk profits and boost productivity with this latest agricultural machine – a car wash for cows. The industrial-sized device features a huge swinging “cow brush” similar to those used to clean vehicles and lorries. It is fixed inside a barn and herds of cows can pass through and receive a
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A company who’s name rhymes with Twitter and starts with “Sh” instead of “Tw” will turn the Twitter feed of your choice into four roles of toilet paper. Is this trending in the bathroom?
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You know what they say: “a penny saved is a penny earned,” especially if you can hang onto it for 219 years. In Orland last weekend, a penny minted during the first year of the US Mint’s service, in 1793, sold at auction for $1.38 million. According to James Halperin, of Heritage Auction, the sale
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If you do construction work on someone’s home and they offer to pay you in Facebook stock — before the IPO — it might not be a good idea to accept it in lieu of cash, as one Wisconsin man learned last week. Marianne Oleson, 46, made her initial appearance in Winnebago County court Wednesday
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