NationalGeographic: Watch Richard Ambrose and Jonny Phillips quickly construct a building made of concrete canvas— a material that consists of all the elements of concrete, but is flexible enough to be turned into any shape. This technology allows people to erect permanent structures in a fraction of the time that it would have done using […]
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At one time, sewing was an important skill to possess if you wanted clothing to wear. Although these skills are no longer necessary for staying covered, it has evolved into a wonderful hobby and business for many lucky people. Vicky Triantos always loved to sew. Starting as a small sewing group, her friends and family
Sewing Is Easy Brings The Art Of Sewing Back Read More »
We talk a lot about mompreneurs and the work they’re doing, but what about the dads? They are working hard to raise kids and a business, too! Like many women running home-based businesses, Houle wanted to keep working while his children were young, and to be able to control when, where and how much. Around
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Last year on this date, Rich Whittle spoke with with Julia Rhodes, who took her dry-erase marker eraser invention and turned it into a big business. Video below.
Video Interview with Kleenslate Concepts: Dry-Erase Inventor Read More »
