All I know is that I want one now<\/i>.<\/p>\n
Laser-projected bike light,<\/i><\/b> invented by Emily Brooke, a design engineer, and you guessed \u2013 bicycling enthusiast \u2013 from England is such an obvious idea that you are left scratching your head as to why it had not been invented yet.\u00a0 It is sleek looking, shiny six inch light that can snap on and off the bike with one hand.\u00a0 It can be used as a steady or blinking light, and the innovative part is that it also projects a 3-ft, green colored laser image of a bicycle about 6-8 feet ahead of the bicyclist.\u00a0 A simple idea, well executed, and will hopefully decrease or even prevent injuries and fatalities.\u00a0\u00a0 You can read a little more about this at\u00a0http:\/\/www.bbc.co.uk\/news\/uk-england-20611279<\/a>.<\/p>\n Oru Canoe, <\/i><\/b>invented by Anton Willis, a designer from California is a work of art.\u00a0 The simple looking, but very thoughtfully crafted innovation came about as Anton mixed the Japanese paper-folding art of Origami with his penchant for canoeing.\u00a0 The Oru Canoe easily unfolds from a compact 33×29 inches box into a 12-feet long and 2-feet long, watertight canoe, with paddles.\u00a0 You can carry it as a backpack, and it fits in the trunk of a small car.\u00a0 You can see how it looks and learn more at\u00a0http:\/\/edition.cnn.com\/2013\/10\/11\/tech\/innovation\/folding-origami-oru-kayak\/<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Heartbreaking.<\/b><\/p>\n Images are worth a thousand words.\u00a0 You can do a Google search and find all kind of images that are painful to look at.\u00a0 The image below is of a child in Syria, innocently and peacefully sleeping on a pillow of stone.\u00a0 I have seen many pictures from Syria that made me feel angry and sad.\u00a0 But the image below just broke my heart.\u00a0 I saw it on one of the Google+ circles I am a part of. \u00a0I am not sure who took it, so cannot give proper credit.<\/p>\n Does this really represent what we, as humans, have come to?<\/p>\n
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