Alex Ragoussis loves sports cars.

In fact, the Montreal chef and entrepreneur loves sports cars so much when the design consultant for his first Vancouver project, a "digital" coffee shop called Cafeclub in the heart of downtown, showed Ragoussis and business co-owner Fili

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The body of knowledge around coffee seems to grow exponentially every year, as the industry continues to roll out new brewers (sometimes to fix a problem created by a brewer from the prehistoric era of, say, 2005) or just develops more gadgets to separate coffee geeks from their money. (One pe

Winter driving is dangerous, even for the most experienced drivers. Holiday shopping and commutes to family parties can easily lead to disastrous consequences behind the wheel if you’re not careful. However, there are plenty of ways to stay safe when winter snow falls. Here are six simple ti

Earlier this week, an indoor/outdoor thermometer that had supplied the daily highs and lows for more than 30 years finally gave it up. It was so old (HOW OLD WAS IT?) ...

... It was so old that the outdoor sensor was on a 15-foot wire. Today, it's all wireless – and been wireless for

First, it was the WiFi router: my ancient WRT54G that had given me nearly two decades service. Something finally gave out in the 2.4 GHz circuitry, and it would WiFi no more. Before my tears could dry, our thermometer went on the fritz. It’s one of those outdoor jobbies that transmits the te

The Weather Channel has decided to pull the plug on its automated weather display, a favorite experience for weather geeks everywhere. However, it wasn’t the original weather nerd TV station.  Early cable TV networks had their own low-tech versions of this much longer ago than you might

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CHICAGO , Oct. 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The Soil Monitoring Market is expected to be worth USD 1,088 million by 2027 from USD 551 million in 2022, at a CAGR of 14.6% from 2022 to 2027 according to a new report by MarketsandMarkets™.

The rapid growth of the global soil monitor

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