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by Holly Cochran
We are all in favor of joining in the Christmas spirit, celebrating with family and
friends and enjoying the joys of gifting. We are even in favor of
decorating for the holidays, bringing lights and cheer into a dark time
of year. However, there really needs to be a limit to the festivity,
don't you think? At some point, being festive crosses the line to being
ridiculous. Many folks love dressing up for the holidays, but some
folks go overboard to the extreme. Doing something festive with your
hair is one example of where you can easily overdo it. Here are my picks for 12 Holiday Hairstyles Sure To Shock
Santa:
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by Ellen Dudley
Detect the onset of a heart attack before it happens using your smartphone. eMotion ECG Mobile, now with FDA approval, is the first Android app to monitor your heart rate while you work, rest or play.
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by Ellen Dudley
Want to increase the chances of getting pregnant? Updated Glow iPhone app helps women get pregnant by predicting their fertility. This app now includes access to other parents-to-be so you can exchange experiences and stories and get pregnant faster.
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by Ellen Dudley
Sleep easier by monitoring your baby's breathing, activity, position and temperature with the wearable Mimo Baby Monitor babysuit. Track the data captured on the Mimo app for Android and iPhone.
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by Better Beauty
Changing hair colors every now and then has been something we women have been doing for centuries. There are ancient civilizations where beauty products like hair color were commonplace. Since ancient times much has changed. The great thing nowadays is that we have so many different colors and styles and various formulations of hair dyes to suit our individual needs.. Here are my top picks for the top 3 hair dyes that will suit most folks needs.
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by Laurie Kay Olson
A test for early diagnosis of pancreatic cancer that costs only 3¢ per test to produce has been discovered. It is not the product of a long-suffering scientist spending years hidden in his lab, nor that of a large medical corporation with millions of dollars to spend. No indeed. It was developed by a 14-year-old science nerd who looks like a cross between Harry Potter and actor Mitchell Musso.
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by Tech Light
The core robotics technology used to maintain the International Space Station is finding a new use back on the blue planet - breast cancer treatment. A device under development at the Centre for Surgical Invention and Innovation is using space-age robotics to automate the breast biopsy process.
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by T Goodman
While today's boomers may best remember the words to Beatles or Rolling
Stones songs, groups of older folks with Alzheimer's disease improved
mental skills after sing-alongs of '40s and '50s movie and show tunes!
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by Jill Harness
Everyone farts, but no one wants to smell it. With Shreddies though, no one has to know about your gas -or at least, no one has to smell it.
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by Invention Ideas
Way back in May 2013, the “Ignite Diabetes Challenge” prompted designers
from around the world to create plans for painless and less painful
ways for diabetics to take their needed insulin. Shots suck, so let’s
check out the insulin delivery tools of the future: