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Mixing Business With Pleasure: A Vibrator and Shaver All-In-One


Shaving the "hair down there" is a very popular, grooming option for many. In fact, you can have a whole bunch of fun with it including coloring it, and stenciling it etc. if you're a busy woman however, you may want to

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A Comb That Conquers Baldness


Thousands of men and women around the world have spent a great deal of time and money in search of a cure for baldness. From painful hair transplant treatments to hyped up miracle drugs the selection of remedies are plenty. Imagine restoring hair that

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Friction Models and Cellphone Charms Evoke Retro Tokyo


Friction Models and Cellphone Charms Evoke Retro Tokyo

A new series of miniature friction models and cellphone charms harken back to a time when Japan's future was bright and anything was possible. Retro Tokyo is back in style!

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Indoor Gnome Bowling - A Strike?


Gnomes as we know them to be are those small bearded weirdish looking little men that wear pointed hats. They can often be found nestled in gardens around the world but as of recent, they are now being sighted...

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Creepy Stuffed Animals Feature Your Child's Face


Creepy Stuffed Animals Feature Your Child's Face

Does owning custom stuffed animals with the face of your child or significant other seem somewhat creepy? Well yeah, kind of - but you can have one anyway, courtesy of Sha@lark, the Japanese company who came up with this odd idea.

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Kids Travel Made Easy


You’re traveling through the airport on your latest family vacation, and as usual, your child is trudging along behind you – exhausted and tired. What’s a parent to do?

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Man Makes Paris In 15 Years Using Junk


There isn't much too say about this next green innovator, Designer Gerard Brion, except that he is passionate about his artwork. He is very passionate. In fact, with regular household items, some glue and paint Gerard Brion has spent 15 years of his life creating a detailed replica of Paris.

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Kids Smile at Safety with Innovative Helmet Covers


Looking for a creative way to keep kids safe? Give this innovative Canadian company a try.

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A Robot Now Comes With A Heart


A robot is essentially a machine that takes in information through its senses, and in turn acts intelligently on the basis of that information. So can robots be intelligent enough to express real humanlike emotions?

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A Watch that Can Find Missing Persons


Call off the search party. Here is a device that can find those who are lost immediately. The Keruve GPS tracking device is a watch that can be worn by anyone, but was really designed for the purpose of...

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Airport Security Is Now In the Hands of Children


Most of us know that with large numbers of people passing through airports every single day, the potential for airports to be a target for terrorism is great, but do children realize that?

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A Wireless Antenna That Crawls Along Human Skin


Wireless technology as we currently know it provides the means for transporting information through the air from one point to another. A recent medical invention developed by a team of researchers from Queens University Belfast has opened the door for future wireless technology possibilities.

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An LCD Display Gadget That Really Stinks


Have you ever taken a walk and all of a sudden gotten hit with a whiff of something that smelled great and as a result, made you hungry? I'm pretty sure you have. Some people believe that we as humans are born with a predetermined template of the type of smells we do or do not like but one company is determined to prove otherwise.

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Blast Off With A Spying Rocket


If you want to get a live video with an aerial view then a spying camera could be just what you need.

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Home Health Gadget Promotes Longer Living


Although we live in an era that promotes increased health and well-being, there is still a steady rise in the number of people around the world, who are suffering from chronic illnesses. Meeting the needs of those who require regular ongoing medical attention, places a great strain on the health care system, but

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5 Keyboards That Have Been Beaten With the Ugly Stick


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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Philips Eco TV Brings Smiles to Environmentalists


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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The Goldfish World Cup or 10 Sports You Can Teach Your Pet Fish


I doubt if B.F.Skinner ever thought his training methods would be applied to soccer training for goldfish, but they are now! Dr. Dean Pomerleau has developed a training kit to aid you in training pet fish to play soccer and other un-fish like sports, using the operant conditioning training methods he uses to train larger sea animals.

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Fiskar's Push & Print Stamp Factory Wins 2008 Best Innovation Award


Paper crafters and scrapbookers rejoice! Fiskars is coming out with a cleaner, crisper, time-saving method to do your stamping. Fiskar's new patent pending device is called the Push and Print Stamp Factory and it just won Best Of Class for Scrapbooking and Paper Crafting Innovation from the Craft and Hobby Association. Find out how it works...

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Solar Power that's Flick’in the Switch Off


How many times have you turned a light on and forgotten to turn it off after you've left the room/area? Unnecessary consumption of electricity is fading away in backyards around the world. With the invention of Solar Fairy lighting people are jazzing up their gardens, doorways and balcony railings without causing harm to the world.

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