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selkess's picture

Tags: MI# 640

PUBLIC TO ACCESS LARGE OUTDOOR LED/LCD ADVERTISING SCREEN VIA MOBILE TEXT AND WEBSITE. YOU COULD WEBCAM THE SIGN SO PEOPLE CAN SEE THE MESSAGE ONLINE AS WELL.

POETS / SPORTS FANS / BIRTHDAY WISHES / WEDDING PROPOSALS
ETC ETC ETC

MESSAGES WOULD HAVE TO BE FILTERED BEFORE DISPLAYING.

YOU COULD ALSO HAVE SMALLER PANELS IN BARS / VENUES THAT CAN BE OFF OR ONLINE WITH THE LARGE ONE. THIS WAY IF YOUR HAVING PRIVATE FUNCTION OR WANT TO DISPLAY YOUR OWN INFORMATION ONLY YOU CAN.

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

laoc's picture

Tags: MI# 637

Create a company (kind of head hunter company?).
The company will perform carries camps for 2,3 or 4 weeks (longer?). All people in the camp will be watched, evaluated by psychologist, trainers...
There will be lot of task to solve - daily situation in company (including stress situations, quick changing of actually status...etc).
After 2,3 or 4 weeks you will know what job position is the right for you or the company will know what will be the best position for. You will know if you are able to lead a team or to be an important part of the team...etc.
You (we ;) )can earn money by selling the perfect people for concrete position in the company (also with guarantee ;) ) no matter what a position!

the end

tomruen's picture

Tags: MI# 629

BACKGROUND:
Instant Runoff Voting (IRV) is a term used in the United States for a single-winner voting system where ballots allow candidates to be ranked in order of preference, and counted in a runoff process, where everyone's top choice is counted each round, and the least supported candidates are eliminated, and votes for such candidates are transfered to the next choice. It's also called "Ranked Choice voting", "Contingency vote", "Supplementary vote", and "Single transferable vote".

silviog's picture

Tags: MI# 614

I wanna this site in Brazil, or translate to Portuguese.

pbirn's picture

Tags: MI# 599

Guild of Business Advisors

In the past, a guild was an association of highly qualified tradesmen that self regulated the profession based on proven skills. Is there a place for a "guild" in the service economy and information age? In fact there is and here's why:

Networks are everywhere. How is someone to know if a referral is a qualified person who is properly trained? What is the risk to networking member if they do not perform? What is the risk to the person purchasing services? How is someone really checked out? What are the barriers to entry? How likely is someone who performs poorly to be monitored or expelled?

ioi's picture

Tags: MI# 598

It would be cool to have a small coffee shop called Java the hut.

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