I like to say," There’s
no such thing as a million-dollar idea, just million-dollar executions,"
by which I mean the quality of the final product is what drives its success. A
new way to get a product to this "million-dollar execution" point is
through prototyping.
A new wrist monitor by Israeli medical startup company Seraphim Sense could revolutionize the world of mobile healthcare.
A small startup from Israel has created a revolutionary new palm PC that could open up access to computing to individuals around the world.
Revolutionary microalgae eco-friendly lamp could light streets, parking garages and homes with no electricity.
Invented around the 1950’s, hovercrafts are not exactly a novelty to our eyes. They are useful transportation vehicles due to the fact that they can move both in land and water. However, hovercrafts are not so well-known in Brazil, where a firm of bold entrepeneurs decided to build one from scratch in order to travel in the rivers of Amazonia.
You know the thousands of clear plastic baggies that you threw away five
days a week from preschool through high school? The innovative crew at
Lunchskins thought that the individual sandwich holding baggie was way
overdue for an environmentally friendly update, and they were right!
Innovation, man. You either have it, or you don’t. And, in the case of Google, you stand to gain all sorts of long-tail revenue if you help fuel the aforesaid fire. Google for Entrepreneurs was just the start, and now the company is branching out to partner with existing technology hubs and incubation labs across the world. Rather than crafting hubs of its own, Google is announcing a Tech Hub Network that’ll launch with seven partners, initially located in North America.
1871 (Chicago), American Underground (Durham), Coco (Minneapolis), Communitech (Waterloo), Galvanize (Denver), Grand Circus (Detroit) and Nashville Entrepreneur Center (Nashville) have made the starting lineup, and if you’re near one, you might want to consider dropping by. Google is committing to “providing each hub with financial support alongside access to Google technology, platforms and mentors, and ensuring that entrepreneurs at these hubs have access to an even larger network of startups.” And, of course, being that much closer to Google Ventures can’t hurt.
Filed under: Misc, Internet, Google
Source: Official Google Blog
Seeing hair on the pillow every morning, has always be a disconcerting site for women around the world and across generations. The causes could be any number of things from diet, to climate, to genetic, to hormones, or even maybe just normal attrition. We all lose between 50 and 100 strands a day, which is perfectly normal.
Hand creams are a life saver off sorts. If it weren’t for them we would have rough, chapped hands from all the abuse our hands are subjected to. I for one go through tubes of hand cream almost weekly because I keep washing my hands. Whenever I get on the subway, shake a bunch of hands or get through handling cash, I was my hands. Washing hands are one of the greatest abuses a hand can be put through because of the soaps that we use to remove the bacteria it comes in contact with.
Massages are one of two ways to release the endorphins in your body. The other is rigorous exercise. If you’re not sure what endorphins are , then you are sorely missing out one one of life’s most potent defenses by increasing the potency of our immune system. I am a big fan of massages, and I am a big fan of nature, natural food, natural healing, so it’s no big surprise that I am also big into natural massage oils.
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