Eric Jacobsen Blog

AUGUST 13, 2019

Carl Magee invented the parking meter when back in 1932 the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce asked Magee to solve problems caused by all-day parkers in the downtown business district. Spencer, when a chocolate bar melted in his shirt pocket as he stood in front of a magnetron, the microwave tube used to power radar?

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Eric Jacobsen Blog

NOVEMBER 27, 2016

Carl Magee invented the parking meter when back in 1932 the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce asked Magee to solve problems caused by all-day parkers in the downtown business district. Spencer, when a chocolate bar melted in his shirt pocket as he stood in front of a magnetron, the microwave tube used to power radar?

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Oklahoma City Oklahoma Ideas Problem 40

Tech Soup

FEBRUARY 18, 2014

Not that long ago, there were dozens of charity mobile phone donation programs vying for attention. program provides collection boxes for schools, charities and churches and buys the collected phones. We discovered that operating a successful charity mobile phone donation program is complex and difficult. What happened to them?

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Tech Soup

OCTOBER 21, 2013

But the value of used smartphones and tablets is pretty high so more and more people are either selling them on the used market directly or trading in their devices to buy the newest offerings through programs like the current Best Buy trade-in promotion for Microsoft's Surface tablet. They’re one of the primary U.S.

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Eric Jacobsen Blog

APRIL 20, 2010

Carl Magee invented the parking meter when back in 1932 the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce asked Magee to solve problems caused by all-day parkers in the downtown business district. Spencer, when a chocolate bar melted in his shirt pocket as he stood in front of a magnetron, the microwave tube used to power radar?

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Care2

JANUARY 23, 2008

The prize is the only program in the country focused on promoting and encouraging the work of social innovators over 60, like: Wilma Melville , a 74-year-old, retired physical education teacher, who won $100,000 for creating The National Disaster Search Foundation. Start your nomination today for the 2008 Purpose Prize.

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