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Fire Hydrants: Still A Dog's Favorite Pee Spot

by Lady Bee

"if you build it" dogs will come. And if you don't just happen to have a fire hydrant in your yard, you need not build one; you can buy a somewhat smaller version of the old-fashioned model just so your dog will go and pee on it.

Is That A PC In Your Pocket? - The PC That's The Size Of A Flash Drive

by Jamie Reygle

You will soon be able to buy a PC that fits in your pocket - for under $25!

Soapy Love Ice Pop Soaps Shower You with Good Taste

by Steve Levenstein

Taking a cold shower was never so much fun, thanks to Soapy Love's handmade glycerin soaps shaped like your favorite summer ice pops. So what if they drip all over you – that's the point.

Part Of The Process - Participatory Budgeting And You

by Jamie Reygle

People all over the world are deciding how their tax dollars are spent. Why aren't you?

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True Economy - Getting Value For Virtually No Money

by Jamie Reygle

The $300 House is a project that enables the poorest of the poor to build the best houses they can for next to nothing.

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Not A Whopping Cough - Hackasaurus Helps Kids Get The Most Out Of The Web

by Jamie Reygle

Hackasaurus gives kids the tools they need to truly understand and manipulate the internet.

Top 10 Hot Mother's Day Gift Ideas from Japan's Rakuten

by Steve Levenstein

Rakuten may represent the best and brightest when it comes to Japanese high-tech, online marketing savvy but their Top 10 List of 'Hot Items' for Mothers Day 2011 might leave Mom feeling a bit cold.

Fridgeezoo Fridge Pets are Cool and Environmentally Friendly

by Steve Levenstein

Looking for a cool, low-maintenance pet that costs nothing to feed and just might save the planet? Well step right up, Fridgeezoo Fridge Pets from Japan are just what you've been looking for!

Wooden Spatula Fish from Japan Stirs You with a Smile

by Steve Levenstein

Looking to add a smile to drab kitchen drudgery? Pick up a Sakana Kibera (さかなの木べら), literally “Wooden Spatula Fish,” and I dare you not to grin right along with it.