Dispensary Corner 25 Feb 14
February 25, 2014
BLUETOOTH (no pun intended).
Oral-B will showcase its
interactive electric toothbrush,
with Bluetooth 4.0, at Mobile
World Congress this week in
Barcelona.
The brush’s connectivity means
it can connect to the Oral-Ab
app while brushing, recording
activity as data which you can
chart and show to any interested
dental professional, the company
reports.
Oral-B says this communication
goes both ways, with the app
‘communicating’ with the brush
for personalised brushing - all
well and good, so long as they
don’t decide to take your tongue
hostage for their robotic freedom.
THE future Steve Jobs.
Thirteen year old Danielle Lei
has got some serious business
nous; Lei needed to make some
serious bank for the Girl Scouts,
so she set up shop with her
cookies outside a San Francisco
medical marijuana dispensary.
Lei sold 117 boxes in two hours,
with employees of the dispensary
also getting in on the biscuity
goodness, The Sideshow reported.
Lei was supervised by her
mother, and the Northern
California branch overseeing Lei’s
area said it didn’t have a problem
with her (#winning) business
strategy, since the cookies were
sold outside a legal establishment,
the publication reported.
UNDERCOVER politician.
Ever thought about going
undercover at work? A Nevada
congressman went one step
further, working as a United
Parcel Service delivery driver last
week in order to get closer to
voters.
Democrat Steven Horsford, up
for re-election, made the rounds
with driver Mark Sidman, after
joining other drivers in their daily
routine of stretching exercises,
the Associated Press reported.
Horsford also pitched raising the
minimum wage, the AP said.
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