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Water Your Car and Go?

The way gas prices keep going up it would be great if we could pour water in our vehicles and then take them for a drive. Crazy idea, right? Maybe, it isn't such a crazy idea. Water can power a lot of things: you, me, batteries, plants, the list goes on. Why then couldn't water power a vehicle? Maybe it can and Genepax is working on it.

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Hand-Painted Effect Pedal Has More Fuzz Than Fizz

by Joshua Khan

Electric guitarists can now sport a truly unique-looking effect pedal with some help from Ooh La La Manufacturing and their eye-popping ideas.

If You Were A Chair, What Brilliant Gem Would You Be?

by Toby

What's your favorite gem? Diamond? Amythyst? Topaz ? The line of Brilliant, by Robby e Francesca Cantarutti, has many brilliant gems ... in chair form!

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Egg-cellent Street Art Made For Google Earth

by Diana Eid

Dutch artist Henk Hofstra has created an environmental art project called “Art Eggcident” in which he spreads large 'eggs' throughout a city in the Netherlands.

Sher-wood Hockey Sticks Taking A Slapshot At Change

by Joshua Khan

Despite being a popular hockey equipment brand, Sher-wood hockey sticks have now been bought by an investment company in Ontario, Canada.

Laser Technology Takes Away Pain of the Dentist

by Rane

The one thing I hate most in the world is going to the dentist. All those drills, needles, scalpels and machines, it makes my skin crawl. And the after effects too – I could do without the swelling, bleeding and numb lips.

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Toast To Tongues-in-Cheeks:Greeting Cards Made From Soy

by M Dee Dubroff

How did this new greeting “toast” card come to be and what makes it so unusual? Read all about this odd, new food-related stationery that is sort of sweeping the nation.

The Spy Camera That Looks Like A Golf Ball

by Joshua Khan

Snooping around just got easier as BrickHouse Security recently revealed a camera that’s tiny in size, but big in surveillance.

A New Way to Look at Public Transportation

by George Delozier

When we think of public transportation, images of crowded buses and cramped subways come to mind. And even though the public transit systems are better for the environment than everyone driving, they still produce emissions. However, a new design may change the way we look at transportation available to everyone.

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Sony Expands Bluetooth Capability In Car Stereos

by Joshua Khan

It’s interesting to know that as portable music devices and stereo systems “evolve”, car audio devices aren’t left behind. With Sony’s new product available, people can now experience an all-in-one car stereo.

Stroke Foam

by Katie Gatto

Aneurysms, or the buildup in pressure of blood in one spot of a vein in the brain ,is a leading cause of strokes, with more than 30,000 cases being diagnosed every year, on average. Treatment of this condition has been limited, but a recent break though may change all that.

5 Innovative Ways To Play In The Pool

by Tammy

Summer doesn’t have to be the same old thing year after year, especially when it comes to your days spent in the swimming pool.

USB Tube Clock Not Original, But Different

by Joshua Khan

Going retro could be a bad thing when it comes to designing a new invention. The latest product from Brando is a proven example.

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Profile of Innovation: New Thinking About Cars with Think

by Pria Ingrum

With the message is "Don't just drive - THINK!", Think Global AS is being positioned as the car company of the 21st century. Their vision is to provide carefree, carbon-free mobility - a better way of moving

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Jacket-Backpack-Pillow

by Aditi Simlai Tiwari

A jacket that also turns into a backpack/and/or a pillow? Sounded too good to be true, so I decided to look deeper. The Xip3 manages to do all three.

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Jura’s F90 Internet-Connected Coffee Maker: A Dangerous Brew?

by M Dee Dubroff

Is your Jura F90 Internet-Connected Coffee Maker putting you, your PC and the strength of your coffee at risk? Read on, if you dare.

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Try These Shoes On For Size - Gigantic Shoe Art

by Diana Eid

Move over diamonds. Forget the rubies and emeralds. Shoes have always been a woman's best friend. Check out these gigantic shoes from around the world.

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5 Ads That Will Have You Singing "Forever In Blue Jeans"

by Joshua Khan

Here are some advertisements that show a greater sense of creativity, but also kept the originality of jeans.

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Nuemann Unveils Old Microphone With New Sound

by Joshua Khan

To go along with its 80^th anniversary, Neumann has revealed its newest microphone that looks like it belonged in a music studio in the 60s.

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CheckTap: Energy Saving Gadget Lowers Your Summer Bill

by Gloria Campos

An innovative automatic energy saving tool has been designed to reduce the use of electricity that is wasted when electronic devices (ex. computers) are turned on, but not in use. The invention is called the CheckTap. It won the Grand Prix in the 36th International Exhibition Of Invention in Geneva.