October 25, 2016
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Nicholas Echevarria/
One of the more lamentably defining features of the tech industry is its lack of women. While there are a variety of reasons for why that’s the case, it doesn’t mean something can’t be done. With ...
January 7, 2016
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Jeff Berman/
It’s often annoying when the noise is so loud in a restaurant or other public gathering spot that it’s hard to hear what companions are saying. TableTalk is a patented assisted listening system made up of a base ...
April 21, 2015
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Julia Herrick/
Anyone who has owned a full-length mirror knows that, after experiencing the full view, it’s hard to go back. That is why traveling can sometimes be irritating because it’s impossible to bring that long ...
February 17, 2015
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Julia Herrick/
For the germaphobes of the world, going out in public can be a scary thing. Every door, bathroom, surface and public mint bowl contains bacteria and germs that could cause death! Or at least that’s what extremists ...
February 6, 2015
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Julia Herrick/
Backerjack first met the Easy Throw Shovel just about a year ago. This nifty little invention promised to ease the strains of snow shoveling. By using the weight of the snow, the mechanism is able to fling the snow ...
February 6, 2015
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Julia Herrick/
An important part of any math curriculum is learning about graphs. The Cartesian coordinate system is taught so that kids can learn all sorts of important facts about algebra and dimensions. However, drawing endless ...
January 31, 2015
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Nicholas Echevarria/
The modern man has to contend with many difficulties during the day, but getting a clean, crisp shave shouldn’t be one of them. Disposable razor companies do their best to make sure that isn’t the ...
December 12, 2014
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Nicholas Echevarria/
Skateboards and boards of any kind can really be a useful tool to easily have transportation handy wherever you go. The biggest problem with them rears its head when you step off the board itself and are forced to ...
November 29, 2014
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Nicholas Echevarria/
Our workspaces are chock full of all kinds of clutter which doesn’t do much to help inspire us to be creative. This is most likely the case at home as much as it is at work as well, but no one is saying that ...
November 27, 2014
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Ross Rubin/
The best way to avoid grocery store crowds, slow-moving elderly, the u-scan “impaired,” and people who seem to dawdle at the checkout with scads of coupons is to go between the hours of 1 am and 5 am. But when ...