The new World Trade Center under construction in New York City got it’s first franchise restaurant this week. The Subway restaurant was assembled from nine yellow shipping containers and is perched on top of the under construction Freedom Tower.
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Weird Invention: Treadmobile When you imagine walking on a treadmill, you don’t envision yourself your traveling anywhere, right? The inventors of the Speedfit Treadmobile obviously don’t think inside your box, because they’ve invented a treadmill that travels! See the video below.
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Today’s wacky invention is perfect for our two recent posts on uses for used human hair. In 1997 Vladimir Andrew and Roger Himber patented Method of collecting hair clippings during a haircut. From the graphics accompanying the patent, it appears to be a sheet similar to the one that you normally wear in a barbershop,
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Turns out that hair has other uses, too. Here’s a product that use human hair to prevent environmental damage from oil spills. The OttiMat uses recycled human hair to repair and prevent the environmental damage caused by oil spills. Comprised of 99% recycled human hair and 1% Polypropylene Skrim, OttiMat adsorbs (holds on to) oil.
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Yesterday at the barber, I couldn’t help but notice all of the hair on the floor. For some reason, getting my haircut really gets my entrepreneurial juices flowing. I asked what they did with all the hair that they collected during the day. The barber looked at me like I was from the Moon and
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photo credit: publik15 There was a recent interview done on OpenForum where the interviewee was being asked what he thought about the companies sales prevention specialist. Why? That is my only questions to this matter, why would you want to prevent sales? In a world and day and age where every sale matters big, here are a
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photo credit: WTL photos Here’s an idea that I didn’t think would pop up in a small town Maine: a topless coffee shop. On Tuesday morning, a small sign hung in front of the log cabin-style building, listing the hours: 6 a.m.-6 p.m. The outside windows were covered with promotional posters for New England Coffee.
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