April, 2008
Pedaled Phone Calls (Llamadas Pedaleadas)
by Gloria CamposGoats, Mermaids and Orgies - This Ain't Your Grandmother's Knitting
by Diana EidFeeling Down? Pop Right In For An Intravenous Pick-Me-Up!
by Steve LevensteinAptera Hybrid Gears Up for Production
by George DelozierAging Skin? A New Stem Cell Rejuvenation Cream In The Pipeline
by Boomer BabeMicrosoft And NBC Team To Show The Olympics By Silverlight
by Andrew DominoMicrosoft Security Kit to Help Law Enforcement
by Ben ArnoldCoffee Clash - Look Out Starbucks, Here Comes McCafé!
by Steve LevensteinCrosswalks Of the Future
by George DelozierSmarten Up With BabySmarts
by TammyNew moms will receive a lot of advice before baby arrives, but now they can make a game of it with the high-selling BabySmarts game.
Chill Out With Wine Chilled To Perfection
by TobyThe Answer to Gridlock in the Next Decade
by George Delozier11 Eco-Innovative Gifts For Mom
by Gloria CamposComputers in the Palm of Your Hand - Computerized Combat Glove
by Ben Arnold"Green" Products Get High Marks at New Jersey Expo
by Thomas A. ParmaleePeople concerned about the environment turned out in droves for the Global Green Expo, which was held at Liberty State Park in Jersey City from April 25 to April 27 to celebrate Earth Day, and they were met with scores of new, innovative products.
Get a Load of These Noggins
by Diana EidThe Invisible House
by Alison StormDogs Cloned For Drug Sniffing Jobs
by Lady BeeClean Your Desk as you Surf the Net with the USB Cleaner Mouse
by Ben ArnoldBMW M1 Homage Concept Revealed!
by George DelozierBatteries Not Included? Not a Problem for these "Green" Toys!
by Thomas A. ParmaleeIf you have children, you already know: They have boundless amounts of energy. No matter what you do, it cannot be contained, right?
Well, think again.
Zen Design Group, based in Berkley, Mich., is now offering a line of toys that convert children's energy into electricity'Kenny Blankenship' of MXC Featured on Novelty Tissue Box
by Steve LevensteinGot Wine? Let It Flow™
by TobyAirwaves City Car Concept Focuses on Safety
by George DelozierLuxury Bach Miso Sounds Good, Tastes Great!
by Steve LevensteinFixing Broken Hearts With Menstrual Blood
by Steve LevensteinNew Wireless Adapter Promises 6x the Range
by Ben ArnoldNanomachine Kills Cancer Cells With Exposure To Light
by Mariella MoonThis Tea Is Smoking!
by TobyOn April 25, We Commemorate the Invention of the Guillotine
by SamanthaWhere Rich Dogs Are Crate-Trained
by Lady BeeStop His Wee Wee With a Teepee
by TammyThose who have baby boys have undoubtedly been blessed with at least one surprise squirt during changing time. Now there is a product designed to avoid such an unfortunate event.
Great Invention Idea? 5 Mother's Day Gifts for Every Kind of Mom
by Elizabeth ValeriA Slightly Fatter Honda Fit
by George DelozierRecycled Weapons Calls For Peace After Long War
by Gloria CamposCrisper Foods With Frisper Vacuum Sealer
by TobyIt certainly is economical. And the Frisper has high ratings. Let's take a look!
Keyboard Pants: The Ultimate in Typing Readiness!
by Ben ArnoldMoneyMaker Pump Inventor Wins Lemelson-MIT Sustainability Award
by Myra Per-LeeDr. Martin Fisher, inventor of the MoneyMaker irrigation pump has won the $100,000 Lemelson-MIT Award for sustainability for his invention. The pump, available now in three versions, has helped more than 300,000 African farmers become entrepreneurs and rise out of poverty.
Taxidermy Camel + Oversized Suitcase = Controversial Art
by Diana EidLeaving The U.S. Behind: Cutting-Edge MySpace found in Korea
by Andrew DominoCalifornia Baby Promises Happy Bottoms
by TammyPreserved Coelacanth Highlights Tokyo Evolution Exhibition
by Steve LevensteinSwedish Company Develops New Airbags for Motorcycle Riders
by George DelozierLooolo Textiles, Sustainable yet Chic
by Aditi Simlai TiwariRelax and Rejuvenate with the Spa Capsule
by Aditi Simlai TiwariA gizmo with an LCD panel showing preset programs, adjustable steam therapy, infrared therapy, 14 Vichy shower heads, a cooling face breeze, aromatherapy reservoir, music facility and capsule remote control. What am I talking about?
The Spa Capsule.
Robots to Cut Through Crowds Faster, Nimbler
by Ian PalmerSite Announcements - April 22, 2008
by MichelleWe have some happy news to share. Another writer is joining our blogging team.
Ian Palmer is a full-time freelance writer who focuses primarily on the technology and business realms. He also has a keen interest on developments in the spy and surveillance space, and would like to share these developments -- as they unfold -- with others who are interested in this topic. To all those who want to be kept abrest of all that is new and exciting in the world of spy and surveillance technology, he recommends bookmarking his blog. InventorSpot.com TeamElounda Beach- A Piece of Paradise
by Alison StormLow Carbon Diet Helps You Save The Earth!
by TobyThis Earth Day, Bon Appetit proposed a challenge to every one of us to reduce our carbon "foodprints" by 25 percent, because just our foodprints -- all the energy it takes to grow, process, transport and prepare food -- are responsible for ONE-THIRD of all global greenhouse gas emissions. Bon Appetit is serious about its challenge and it has started its campaign by giving us some help: a Low Carbon Diet calculator!
Save Money and Make Your Own Mush!
by TammyBaby food can be expensive and lack quality nutrition, which is why American parents are catching on to a European trend worth investing in.
Japanese Spacecraft Records Full Earth Rising Over the Moon
by Steve LevensteinIn Celebration of Earth Day: Amazing Recycled Architecture
by Gloria CamposSheer Bliss for Sore Tired Feet - Get Tipsy Feet
by Aditi Simlai TiwariExhaust Jack Takes the Work Out of Changing a Tire
by George DelozierNew Western Digital Hard Drives Push Speed Limit
by Ben Arnold10 Best Beers + 5 Best Breweries, 2008 World Beer Cup Winners
by TobyHonda Navigation System Warns of High Crime Areas
by George DelozierNo One Wants To Be An Entrepreneur
by Donna PachecoA New Town in the Sky for London
by Alison StormCompany Offers Voices from Beyond the Grave
by Thomas A. ParmaleeThai Food Stand Owner Roasts Chicken Using Solar Powered Oven
by Steve LevensteinHey Kids! I'm Having a Mommy Makeover!
by Boomer BabeNow this is something I've never thought about, but it's good, I guess, that someone has.... A way to tell your kids that you're going to the doctor and coming home with new boobs, a flat tummy, and (why not?) a new nose. These three cosmetic surgery procedures are so common in post-childbirth women, they have their own marketing package -- mommy makeovers.
One Cool Ad Campaign: 1800 Tequila
by Amy GiffordHeart Ailment Diagnosis Could Be Just a Spit Away
by Mariella MoonResurrecting the Mixtape
by Lily ChaosCreating a mixtape has never been easier: search for songs, drag and drop your favorites into a playlist, customize your tape, publish and share with your friends. All online, free and environmentally friendly.
7 New Driver's Watches from TAG Heuer for 2008
by George DelozierGeisha Makeup Makes a Comeback with Natural Kyobeni Rouge
by Steve LevensteinScientists Find Mixing is Key to Turning Manure into Biogas
by Lisa ZygaResearchers have taken another step toward turning animal waste into biogas on a large scale.
Farmers have long called the odor of farm waste "the smell of money" in hopes of converting it into a practical energy supply. Animal waste can produce methane, which can be used directly for energy or converted to either methanol or a mix of hydrogen and carbon monoxide. This synthetic mix can then be converted to clean fuels.
OnStar Adds More Features...Again
by George DelozierDraw a Crowd by Changing Up Baby's Grill
by TammySome parents have a great sense of humor when it comes to their babies….others have people in their life willing to jab them. This has never been truer than with prank pacifiers – fully functioning binkies with an exceptionally silly look.
The Art of Seeing Yourself Differently - As a Carpet, a Boulder and More
by Diana EidSharp Reveals Cell Phone Based on Windows Vista
by Ben ArnoldProtect Your Identity with FlatterMe
by Aditi Simlai TiwariTo lose identification anywhere can cause considerable damage but the repercussions of doing so in a foreign country are inestimable. FlatterMe saves you from such a scenario.
Site Announcements - April 19, 2008
by MichelleWe are happy to announce that we have a new writer joining us at InventorSpot.com.
Donna Pacheco is a part-time freelance writer with a strong interest in entrepreneurship. New and innovative technologies excite her and she especially enjoys speculating how they can revolutionize the way things are in a particular field. She believes that everyone can be an entrepreneur or inventor as long as they are equipped with the right tools and mindset. Interested in making the leap from employee to full-time entrepreneur? Read her blog .
Brilliant Idea! A Cell Phone Defibrillator
by Boomer BabeSudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is responsible for more deaths every year than AIDS, breast cancer, lung cancer and stroke combined. If the heart is not defibrillated (therapeutically shocked) within a few minutes, the victim dies. Imagine how difficult it is to reach the victims of SCA in time to save their lives.
But, suppose we each carried our own personal defibrillator, say it was a feature of our cell phones?
Three Famous Things Invented by Accident - Slinky, Silly Putty and the Popsicle
by SamanthaMilan Design Week: Spotlight on Nendo
by Sarah OGreat Invention Idea? A New Twist on Skating
by Elizabeth ValeriRocking Out With the Internet
by Lily ChaosBeef iPod Cover - Music Meats the Macabre
by Steve LevensteinWant Spotless, Lint-Free Glassware? Try Wubeez!
by TobyIf you have taken to serving drinks in dark rooms so your guests might miss the ugly spots and lint on your glassware, there may be a solution to your problem in the form of a product called Wubeez Glass Cleaning Cloths. Wubeez may sound like a name straight out of Bugs Bunny's mouth, but the cloths promise to do an adult job of removing spots, streaks, and lint from glassware!
Flip Flop Doormat from Havaianas
by Aditi Simlai TiwariIn-Wheel Navigation?
by George DelozierSolar Powered Jacket Recharges Your Gadgets
by Aditi Simlai TiwariMarigolds to Grow on Moon by 2015?
by Lisa ZygaOne day, moon colonists may be growing their own food on the moon using a method recently developed by a team of researchers in Ukraine.
Smart Goggles Are No Longer Science Fiction
by Boomer BabeWii Remote Hacks Show the Creative Spirit
by Roger SimmonsThe End Of The Internet: Switching to IPv6
by Andrew DominoAn Exhibit People May Be Dying to Get Into?
by Diana EidCool GameBoy Boots
by Aditi Simlai TiwariCombining the love of 1970s platforms with the still popular GameBoy handheld by sticking the two of them together are these super cool GameBoy Boots.
Rob Zinn's Heliocentric Lighting Expands Into the Future
by Sarah OAnother Must Have Hitch Addition
by George DelozierBreakthrough Website Taaz.com Offers Makeovers on the Internet!
by Thomas A. ParmaleeBamoo Helmets to Save Your Head
by Aditi Simlai TiwariI, like most people used to think that bamboo, is extremely fragile though flexiible, and would definitely not be able to withstand hard knocks. I learnt that this is a misconception as proven by the Roof R06 Bamboo motorcycle helmet.
STAR WARS Tea Towels Mix Movie Themes with Retro Style
by Steve LevensteinThe Postal Service Goes Greener
by Gloria CamposHave a Retro Baby For a Hot New Look
by TammyWhoever said that the best baby rooms are decked out in the latest and greatest? Sometimes going vintage is the hip thing to do, as is discovered by visitors to My Retro Baby.
Drink it and Toast it - 8 Extraordinary Messages Contained in Cups
by Amy GiffordBamboo Clothing: Innovative and Eco-Friendly
by Aditi Simlai TiwariSoft on the skin, highly sweat absorbent, highly breathable, antibacterial, UV protective, anti fungal, eco-friendly and innovative.
What am I talking about?
The newest textile around, bamboo clothing.
It's a Bird, It's a Plane ... No, It's a Camera!
by Thomas A. ParmaleeIf you see something that looks like four hula hoops attached together with some sort of weird contraption in the middle hovering in the sky, don't automatically assume that it's a UFO.
Sure, the aliens have probably been slowly infiltrating our unsuspecting planet for many years now, but for a moment, put that thought aside. That device you see buzzing about might just be the Aeryon Scout, a new product from Aeryon Labs of Waterloo that is actually a flying camera.Greatest American Dog, Reality Show By CBS
by Lady BeeYour Toast, The Way YOU Want It!
by TobyBrake-Lights of the Future
by George DelozierSeating for Squares: The Box Bench
by Sarah OBarcode Art From Japan: Black & White CAN Get Along!
by Steve LevensteinKids Fly Care Free with CARES
by TammyGreat Invention Idea? Candy for Adults Who Suck
by Elizabeth ValeriWorld's Only Fitting Room for Car Shopping
by George DelozierGive This Artist a Hand!
by Diana EidJi Lee's Mini Parallel World Turns Yours Upside Down
by Sarah ODelicious or Disgusting? The Banger & Mash Cone
by TobyFrom Aunt Bessie's web presence and the traditional kind of British food she's known for, like steak pies, home-style chips, and baked apple pie, you wouldn't think she'd become a trendsetter in the food arena. But she has created the United Kingdom's first main course on an ice cream cone -- the Banger and Mash Cone.
The World’s Most Green City?
by Alison StormVW's New City Transport Cell
by George DelozierThe 10 Best Right Wing T-Shirts For Dogs
by Lady BeeAs the presidential race gets hotter and heavier, defenders of the right will call out the dogs to let those lefties know just what they think. Of course dogs don't have a vote, but they can bite, so you liberals better watch out. Among dozens and dozens of right wing political t-shirts for dogs, the top 10 are uniquely suited to the instinctive cleverness of a dog. Now, go gingerly ahead; these are some mean dogs!
The 10 Best Left Wing T-Shirts For Dogs
by Lady BeeSuper Sexy Bikini Pants Combine Low-cut Jeans with a String Bikini
by Steve LevensteinOfficially Official News About the Subaru-Toyota Sports Car
by George DelozierAnother Dual-Clutch Transmission From Audi
by George DelozierEnhance Your Flower Power With the Antibodi Chair
by Sarah OGo Green When You Go... With the Toto Hybrid Toilet
by Steve LevensteinThe 8 Person Smart Fortwo
by George DelozierWelcome to the Dollhouse: Mini-TV Really Works
by Sarah ORobotic Snake Can Perform Heart Surgeries
by Mariella MoonHarness the Sun's Power with Your Own Solar Car Kit
by George DelozierWhat's In Those 50 Calorie Dog Treats?
by Lady BeeThere are very broad U.S. government definitions of "meat by-products." They can include, and often do, any portion of any mammal including eyes, bones, head, digestive systems, and even a certain proportion of feathers and hairs.
Scented Pencils from Pentel Relax, Refresh and Recharge
by Steve LevensteinCrafty Crayola Crayon Sculptures
by Diana EidBig, Bold and Brilliant - 10 Super Creative Billboards from Around the World
by Amy GiffordKeep Kids Cool in the Car This Summer!
by TammySummer’s on its way, and that means parents are searching for innovative ideas to keep kids cool during vacations and muggy days. The Cold Seat is the perfect product for parents of fussy infants and young children who hate traveling in hot cars or living in swimming pool-free homes.
Milan Design Week: Spotlight on Vahakn Matossian
by Sarah OThe World's Tallest Building Keeps Growing
by Alison StormVideo Game Championships Come to China in 2009
by Andrew DominoVending Machine Doles Out Soda 12 at a Time
by Thomas A. ParmaleeSometimes, it's the simplest invention ideas that are most successful. Melvin Eaker and Dan Cooper, the founders of E&C Manufacturing, are hoping their Sodamatic Vending Machine will fit into that category.
Instead of dispensing a single can or bottle of soda or water, the vending machine doles out 12 packs. That can come in pretty handy for folks having get togethers or those who just want an ample supply of caffeine or water without having to actually run into a store.
Can Viewing Cherry Blossoms Turn You On?
by Steve LevensteinCell Phone? Or Smell Phone?
by Amy GiffordThe Alluring Art of Recycled Junk Mail
by Diana EidIreland Installs World’s Largest Sea Turbine
by Lisa ZygaThe Pacifier Hunt Ends With Bink-Tees
by TammyBabies and pacifiers go together like butter on a bun. If your baby is no exception, you’ll love a new line of t-shirts perfectly suited for little suckers.
Brazilian Seed Grows into Diesel Tree: Farmers Happy
by Gloria CamposBraille Cell Phone Gives Good Vibrations to Blind & Deaf Callers
by Steve LevensteinSip of Light: Portable LED To-Go Cup
by Sarah OBacon & Maple Syrup Make Some Tasty Lolly-Pops!
by TobyBacon and maple syrup. Sounds improbable as lolly-pop flavoring, but Lollyphile would disagree. The one month old company sold out of its first batch of Maple-Bacon Lollyphiles in little more than a week. It took two weeks to have another batch to sell and they're back in stock, but exclusively for my readers until Thursday...
Great Invention Idea? New & Improved Snot Rag!
by Elizabeth ValeriExpand Your World With Molo Design
by Sarah OSite Announcements - April 8, 2008
by MichelleWe are happy to announce that another writer is joining our writing team.
Alison Storm is a freelance writer living in Greenville, South Carolina. Alison grew up in Sioux City, Iowa and after receiving a degree in journalism from Iowa State University, Alison worked as a television reporter in several cities throughout the US. After getting married in 2007, Alison decided to pursue freelance writing. She and her husband Tim enjoy traveling, cooking and drinking lots of coffee. Alison is excited to write about innovative architecture. Visit her blog here.
Wind and Solar Powered Gadget Charger - HYmini
by Ben ArnoldMeet Hatch-chan, Japan's First Blogging Cat
by Steve LevensteinBlinding Bling - The Hottest Grillz Money Can Buy
by Diana EidThe History of the Parasol: Fashion's Newest - and Oldest - Trend
by SamanthaPoo-PourriTM Smells Like Daffodils
by Gloria CamposInnovative Perfume That Only YOU Can Create
by Aditi Simlai TiwariTaking innovation to a new high, My DNA has patented a revolutionary new process to create your individual fragrance. Join me in welcoming to the world personalised DNA basaed perfume.
7 Things Gamers Can't Live Without in 2008
by Matt WoodSerious gamers are typically those that play more than two hours of games per day (14 hours or more per week), especially those that play competitively either online or professionally. For those of you that want more of an insight into the life of a gamer, or want to be a serious gamer, or simply want a look at some awesome electronic products, read on about the 7 Things Serious Gamers Can't Live Without in 2008.
A Transforming Scooter
by George DelozierMovement Perception: An Interactive Audio-Visual Experience
by Lily ChaosCreate art and music with the wave of your hand. This interactive audio-visual art installation generates sounds and images that reflect the relationship between the viewer's movements and changes in space.
Biofuel From A Termite's Butt?
by Steve LevensteinPamper Your Hair With Caviar Shampoo
by Aditi Simlai TiwariTalk of innovation in fashion and beauty....The hot Catherine Zeta Jones reportedly washes her wonderful tresses with caviar.
You read that right...
Studio Nommo Rocks the House with Their Ultra-Funky Wallpaper
by Sarah OMustang Church of America?
by George DelozierThe Spaghetti Fork That Twirls Itself
by TobyI was delighted to find this Twirling Spaghetti Fork, by Hog Wild, that eliminates the need to suck or slurp your spaghetti. Yes, I'm aware that many think that sucking and slurping is the fun of eating spaghetti, but I wonder if this motorized Spaghetti Fork doesn't provide some fun of its own....
Ashtub Trico Lets You Smoke & Drive Without Mess or Fuss
by Steve LevensteinA New Way to Read the Road
by George DelozierBacteria Make a Meal Of Our Strongest Antibiotics
by Lisa ZygaAs soon as pharmacists develop an antibiotic, the bacteria it's aimed at begin developing resistance almost immediately. Now, a new study has shown an even more extreme comeback: some bacteria are literally eating our most potent antibiotics for breakfast.
Mini-House Addition Won't Upset Your Landlord
by Sarah OBeoing Tests The First Fuel Cell Aircraft
by George DelozierCould You Hang a Coat on This Art?
by Diana EidEver look at your closet and see all those empty coathangers hanging from the racks? David Mach, a sculpture and installation artist, creates gorgeous art from wire coathangers.
Manga Comic Explains The War On Terror in Anime Style
by Steve LevensteinBetter than Walking, More Exciting than a Segway
by George Delozier10 Top Designer Shoes...For Your Stemware
by TobyConcept Computer Based on Tea Cup
by Ben ArnoldRubik's Cube Speed-Cubing Kit
by Steve LevensteinBuild a House Out of Newspapers and They Will Come
by Diana EidDesign Your Own Dress
by Aditi Simlai TiwariEver dreamt of designing your own clothes, and wearing your creations?
Imagine This, a New York-based company has launched a product called Designer's Portfolio which shall help every girl realize her dreams of being a fashion designer.
Great Invention Idea? Bed Simultaneously Promotes and Repels Action!
by Elizabeth ValeriKnit One, Pearl Two - The Lampshade that Knits Itself
by Sarah OAn East Coast School In Central China: The University Of Massachusetts Moves Into Asia
by Andrew DominoCan A Sport Boat Be Eco-Friendly?
by George DelozierSleeping With the Stars with Twilight Turtles
by TammyImagine drifting off into dreamland with the constellations as your companion. Now this is possible for nurseries and the bedrooms of young children (and even adults), thanks to the Twilight Turtle, the newest creation by Cloud B.
Nightmare Playgrounds Equal Family Fun?
by TammyDislike Burial and Cremation? Try Resomation!
by Thomas A. ParmaleeIf you are planning on dying - and let's face it, we all are - you might be trying to answer the following question: Burial or cremation? Well, now there is a third option - resomation.
No More Needles (Again)? P.L.E.A.S.E. Delivers Medicine Without Needles
by Mariella MoonAmerican Inventor Season Two - Backless Bra Runner Up or True Winner?
by AlexisIn the summer of 2007, Season Two of American Inventor aired. One of its contestants, Elaine Cato, introduced the Six in One Backless Bra. In the season finale of American Inventor, Elaine Cato was announced as the runner up to the Guardian Angel (a fire alarm for christmas trees). Norah Alberto, a Senior Style Director from Maidenform, came on stage and offered Elaine a chance to work with Maidenform. Nine months later and just in time for the spring fashions, Maidenform and Elaine Cato has announced the production of the Breakthrough Backless bra by Maidenform®.
Robot Pill Bugs Put Out Fires
by Lisa ZygaSometime in the future, 200-pound bugs may be roaming around the forests. That's not due to any increase in oxygen levels, but rather because these bugs are robots whose job it is to extinguish forest fires.
A Surfboard That Works Without Waves
by George DelozierCan One Wheel Be Better than Two?
by George DelozierHave Environmental Floor Designers Gone to the Pits?
by Gloria CamposMcDonalds Japan Bucks Fast Food Trends With Big Fat Burgers
by Steve LevensteinTouch-Screen Functionality Comes to Digital Photo Frames
by Ben ArnoldThe Genius of Wile E. Coyote
by Guest BloggerSleep Peacefully With These Intruder Deterrents
by Sarah OWhat Are You Reading? - Creative Book Covers
by Amy GiffordBuckle Up, This Blade's Coming At You
by Guest BloggerSabdes Superyacht : Luxurious and Eco-Friendly
by George DelozierIn the world of Yachts usually, the bigger the better. Sabdes new 50m Superyacht breaks through that stereotype and sets the bar even higher by putting the environment first.
New Bizarre Beauty Trend: Placenta Drinks and Supplements
by Steve LevensteinNever Enough Caffeine Buzz? Try Captain Buzz's Spazztroids
by TobyFor those whose morning buzz lacks glow, don't give up! A new breakfast cereal promises to top your morning off with speed and efficiency. The first tester of Captain Buzz's Spazztroids went 27 days without sleep, after eating only one bowl of the cereal. During that time, he was able to speed through required doctoral course work and complete his PhD dissertation on "The Hallucinations of a Sleep-Deprived Mind."
Gravity Racing at its Best
by George DelozierAfter Death, Take a Trip to the Moon
by Thomas A. ParmaleeIf you are looking for a different way to depart this life, perhaps it's time to take a look at Celestis, a Texas company that will begin launching human cremated remains to the surface of the moon by 2009.
Red Bull Art Gives You Wings
by Diana EidApril Showers Bring Innovation - the History of Windshield Wipers
by SamanthaFor many people, the arrival of spring also means the arrival of rain. This is something we are used to and it's hard to imagine normal levels of rain keeping us from our daily errands. But until the invention of windshield wipers, drivers caught in a spring shower would be a little stuck.




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