-- Every month there would be a view of this proposed invention, in an artistic form only, that asked the 'world' to go ahead and invent it. "Beam it Down, Scotty!"

-- It never pre-supposed that it already was in existence, it only thought that its day should come when we would have it. It would be made to better our world.

-- How about that? -- I like this idea and therefore am proposing to offer this same thing to you. Send in your 'idea' and I'll look it over. [A] [B] I'm not signing a letter of confidentiality, so don't expect to get one red cent.

-- Your idea should be a lot better than a Chindogu. You are submitting it because you are lazy. Too lazy to follow through. And when I use your idea, I'll just use your initials. You'll know it's your idea.

-- The race will be on, once your idea is published. All inventors will have an equal chance at it.
-- It figures that someone seeing an edge, an opportunity, will try for it? -- Some, may spring for a one-year provisional patent application, to lock in their gamble. Others, will go and make it, just to be first. Why, even the guy who offered the idea may even 'follow through?'

-- "INVENTION SECRETS FOR INVENTORS #9: Ten Make-or-Break Points in any Licensing Agreement -- WorldInventionsCenter.com" --

-- I heard on the radio this morning a throw-away 'invention' that Paul Harvey, popular news commentator, suggested: - "That since there is not one escalator ever made for the home, some inventor should come out with one." ?? Now that's a true challenge. 04/27/2004

-- Paul Harvey didn't know the difference between 'innovation' and 'invention.' He meant well ;-) -- Five years later, almost to the day, on February 28, 2009, Paul Harvey passed away at age ninety. A great man.

-- "Customer Relationship Management" - "Lead generation & Web CRM - Company name of website visitors | Lead Generation CRM" --
-->> "Unknown Buyer - Identify business website visitors for prospecting | Lead Generation CRM" <<--

-- -- Who Uses Email?

-- -- Remarkable Casey Golden -- --

SmallAct: - Rick Rowe talks with Casey Golden about his remarkable business to help non-profits - it's named "Small Act."

-- Casey is amazing! Casey received two patents at the age of 11 and started his first business by inventing the bio-degradable golf tee to save 40,000 trees a year. Since then, he’s traveled the world speaking about entrepreneurship and has been featured on NBC, CBS, The Disney Channel, the Discovery Channel and in People magazine. He has started many successful companies, including the most recent, "Parature," a Customer Relationship Management software company which grew to over 120 employees. His current venture, Small Act, develops software and offers consulting services to help nonprofits raise money and build awareness with social media.

-- A lifetime entrepreneur, www.smallact.com/about-small-act/staff/
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-- "I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but still I can do something; and because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do something that I can do." -- Edmund Everett Hale

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E=MC² - - > "The important thing is not to stop questioning.. a curiosity has its own reasons for existing. One cannot help but be in awe when he contemplates the mysteries of eternity, of life, of the marvelous structure of reality. It's enough if one tries merely to comprehend a little of this mystery every day. Never lose a holy curiosity."
-- Albert Einstein

-- -- Here are our four websites: -- --

(1) 'IDEA PEOPLE' LINKING TO THE WORLD OF INVENTION
www.inventorsconnection.org/Topics/42646.html

(2) PRIME RESEARCHING THROUGH THE PATENT LIBRARY AND USPTO www.inventorsconnection.org/Topics/47299.html

(3) RESEARCHING INDEX WITH HEADS-UP ADVICE www.inventorsconnection.org/Topics/53215.html

(4) RESEARCH - MARKETEERS - GOING FULL CIRCLE
www.inventorsconnection.org/Topics/53267.html

-- -- "If you can't describe what you are doing as a process, you don't know what you are doing." -- W. Edwards Deming

-- "Quality in a product or service is not what the supplier puts in. It is what the customer gets out and is willing to pay for. A product is not quality because it is hard to make and costs a lot of money, as manufacturers typically believe. This is incompetence. Customers pay only for what is of use to them and gives them value. Nothing else constitutes quality." -- Peter Drucker

-- There was this flood and one man kept resisting his rescuers by climbing onto the roof of his house as the water rose higher and would always shout back to the rescue boat crew--and even to the helicopter rescuers, "The Lord will save me. He won't let a good man drown!"

-- Well, he had climbed upto the height of the chimney, but the water rose over his roof and swept him away to his death.

-- He was a good man and he did go to heaven, but he was angry that he had to go so soon.

-- He went before Saint Peter at the Pearly Gates and voiced his perturbience, "Why me? I had a lot to live for. This isn't right!"

-- Saint Peter pointed out, "There is still 'free will' on Earth and you were offered a rescue. Your chances of ever winning the lottery is a big round zero without you ever buying one ticket!!"

-- This machine would have sensors to measure the broken pot-hole places in the pavement and immediately fill them in to a drive-over level. There are materials that cure to hardness in minutes. This machine would plot the locations of 'chuck-hole fill sites' for later larger work crews to come back, follow-up. I've had a flat tire caused by a pot-hole that caused me a delay and a new tire. All I see is signs saying "Drive Carefully." -- What is it? Do we have to wait for chain-gang street repair crews to repair them? - R.S.

-- -- This innovation is obvious. It's a new way to scoop ice-cream. Instead of straining your wrist, scraping the ice-cream, why not reduce the garden post-hole digger to the size of the hand-dipper? Make it from aluminum, stainless-steel, or composit. -- Just jab this device down-and-twist into the ice-cream container. Pull up and separate the handles to place the removed ice-cream on the ice-cream cone or dessert dish. Of course the handles would be ergonomically moulded to fit comfortably in ones hand. -- This device would have a dual purpose in the flower garden. It could be used to plant small flower bulbs. - R.S.

-- How about a new kind of front-door lock? One that fits right where the door handle works. Only difference is that it will have a 'paper-money-receptical' that automates the lock mechanism whenever you feed this 'gizmo' a dollar bill, that allows the key in the door-lock to work. -- This way, you and whoever is entering is paying off the mortgage. A forced savings. It will keep non-friendly people away.. If they truly like you, they'll pay the buck and that would pay for the visitor's party-refreshments. ;-)

-- Idea from George Carlin:

-- New Rule: If you are going to insist on making movies based on crappy, old television shows, then you'll have to give everyone in the Cineplex a remote so we can see what's playing on the other screens. Let's remember the reason something was a television show is that the idea wasn't good enough to be a movie in the first place. -- George Carlin

-- "Boston to debut ‘killer app’ for municipal complaints - The Boston Globe" --