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Innovative Bike Has Parents Riding High

by Tammy

Active parents love convenient outdoor gadgets, and thanks to Zigo, you can stay fit while hanging out with your little ones at the same time.

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How To Turn An RC Car Into A Floor Sweeper

by Make It Yourself

Tired of sweeping and mopping the floors? Well instead of getting someone else to do it, you can now force your RC car to do your chore.

5 Keyboards That Have Been Beaten With the Ugly Stick

by Vicki Kwong

I've used a number of keyboards in my lifetime, and they all seem to have their ups and downs. And when it comes to technology, I usually believe that functionality should precede aesthetic appeal, but I've since changed my mind after laying my eyes on these eyesores.

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Bicycle Adds A Futuristic Look To Commuting

by Joshua Khan

Can't find somewhere to park your bike at work? No worries, the "One" is here to help your bike issues when your workplace won't.

The Washing Machine That Uses Hardly Any Water

by Joshua Khan

Companies are constantly trying to outdo each other in the world of laundry, but one new invention just might eliminate the competition.

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The Candom: Better Safe Than…Warm?

by M Dee Dubroff

Have you been on the look-out for a cool can insulator that will keep your beverage cool and be a great ice-breaker as well? Well look no further. The Candom, one “cool” cooler, is here.

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Bone Density May Help Determine Risk of Breast Cancer

by Rane

A woman’s bone mineral density may be helpful in determining the risk of breast cancer, a new study finds.

Shirt Lets You Blow Away The Heat And Your Co-workers

by Joshua Khan

Sitting in a stuffy office with sweaty armpits is no fun, but there’s really nothing you can in the summer, right? Wrong; there’s actually a new innovation from Japan that’s bound to make your daily environment cooler.

Wonderfully Wacky Toy Art

by Diana Eid

What can you do with those old used up toys that your children used to play with, but are now collecting dust in the corner of your attic? Artist Robert Bradford makes good use of them and creates sculptures out of these toys.

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Dinosaur Eel Inspires Bullet-Proof Armor

by Lisa Zyga

MIT researchers are investigating how a primitive fish uses its scaly exoskeleton to protect itself from the sharp teeth of its predators. The scientists' goal is to develop a better kind of armor for soldiers to similarly protect them from bullets, shrapnel, and bombs.

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Beach Resident Casts New Fishing Invention

by Joshua Khan

Since sticking to basic fishing techniques can be quite boring, one inventor decided to reel in a few ideas to make the hobby more enjoyable.

Philips Eco TV Brings Smiles to Environmentalists

by Vicki Kwong

A TV that is bringing smiles to both environmentalists and avid boob tube watchers alike is the Philips Eco TV model 42PFL5603D. This TV is both elegant, powerful and lives up to its title of being eco friendly.

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Soy Foods and Lower Sperm Concentration: Is There a Link?

by M Dee Dubroff

Is there a connection between a high intake of soy foods and fertility? A recent study claims there very well may be. Read on for the details.

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Turn Your Broken Speakers Into A Media Cabinet

by Make It Yourself

Instead of sending your old speakers to the chopping block where you can bring out the evil in yourself, why not turn your them into something useful?

Wearable Kidney Could Help Millions of People

by Rane

Two researchers at UCLA have designed a peritoneal, wearable kidney that could replace the failing organs of a patient.

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6 Exclusive Dog Houses, Because 'Dog Is A God®'

by Lady Bee

Marco Morosini is a successful Italian artist and designer who expresses what he perceives around him through lively graphics, a line of clothing and accessories, poignant photographs of the Bosnian War, and just about anything he puts his attention to. Giving his wink and a nod to the god-like way dogs are treated in modern society, Morosini has created six godly temples to honor dogs in his series Dog Is A God®.

The AV8R Mustang is truly “One-of-A-Kind”

by George Delozier

Ford has been hammering out a number of Mustang variants over the past few years, with most of the being performance oriented. The newest, and potentially hardest to get, is the 2009 AV8R edition Mustang built for the EAA AirVenture starting at the end of the month.

2009 Mustang Offers Glass Roof with SPF50

by George Delozier

When it comes to driving and having fun in the sun, convertibles are usually the first thing that comes to mind. The only real downside is the risk of overexposure when you're driving for too long. For 2009, Ford has designed a new Glass Roof option for the Mustang that should clear up that problem.

Built-In Equalizer Let's Your T-Shirt Do The Dancing

by Joshua Khan

Looking to grab the attention of everyone you meet the next time you're out on the town? Then this unique t-shirt is fit for you!

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A Call To The Hydrogen Cell Phone

by Guest Blogger

Small electronic devices have become drastically more powerful in reaction to our demanding high-tech culture. Hydrogen fuel cells has for years been considered a real possibility for powering small electronics.

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