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THE BLOOM BOX 60 MINUTES/CBS NEWS 2/21/2010
The Bloom Box is a small box that you could easily take from a store to your car. However, it can bring you enough energy to your home for 30 years 7 days a week 365 days a year, It can be buried in your backyard and does not have to be hooked on to a grid. The product is called THE BLOOM BOX . It is now being used in larger sizes by FEDEX, WALMART, GOOGLE, and E-BAY.
Venture capital has invested into it 400 million dollars. The box is composed of plates that are meshed together. Each plate has a number of chemicals including Beach Sand, Red and Blue Ink as well as oxygen. The proposed model should cost about $3,000 dollars per home.
NUERAL ADVERTISING TIME ( 2010) 3/1/43-44 Klugger Utilizing the usual marketing research protocols, along with technology that monitors the involuntary system, a new sound system is emerging in retail outlets. It is called "ear candy" It is cultural messages that become part and parcel of your predisposition. One example is a baby giggle or the" star spangle banner" Further, an ATM or cash dispenser is also a popular sound. There are others. What it does, is pick up your interest and the sound is located near products the retailer wants to to really sell at a sizable pro fit.. These sounds are muted and intermingled with the usual music one might hear in a store. The hum of a vibrating cell phone is another popular sound to be hidden in the background music. Researchers are now working on perfecting the system and intermixing it with other sounds. If you want to listen to it, go to time.com/addictive_ sounds.
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