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/Home/Family/Business & Finance/Inventing Home Votes:0 Tuesday, November 20, 2007 » Home » About Us » Events » Services & Resources » Educational Content » FORUMS » Professional Membership Listings » Inventions » Bookstore » Membership » Advertising » Media » Contact Us Mission Statement History Staff and Board of Directors Sponsors UIA Code of Ethics Disclaimer Strategic Partners Innovation Assessment Program Innovation Assessment Program Submission Form Patent Search with Legal Opinion Ask the Experts Introduction Ask the Experts Panel Non-profit & Government Resource Listings Speakers Bureau Speakers Bureau Listings Seminars Articles Articles Webinars May-June Newsletter Legal Marketing Industrial Design/Prototype Engineering/Manufacturing Consulting Other Invention Listings Inventor Success Stories Inventor Products Store Innovations Wante Read More Go to Site Home Votes:0 Tuesday, November 20, 2007 » Home » About Us » Events » Services & Resources » Educational Content » FORUMS » Professional Membership Listings » Inventions » Bookstore » Membership » Advertising » Media » Contact Us Mission Statement History Staff and Board of Directors Sponsors UIA Code of Ethics Disclaimer Strategic Partners Innovation Assessment Program Innovation Assessment Program Submission Form Patent Search with Legal Opinion Ask the Experts Introduction Ask the Experts Panel Non-profit & Government Resource Listings Speakers Bureau Speakers Bureau Listings Seminars Articles Articles Webinars May-June Newsletter Legal Marketing Industrial Design/Prototype Engineering/Manufacturing Consulting Other Invention Listings Inventor Success Stories Inventor Products Store Innovations Wante Read More Go to Site The Headbone Derby - Free Internet Research Adventures Votes:0 Kids! Get ready to use your Headbone! But wait...You're using a browser that doesn't support frames. In order to play in the Headbone Zone, you need a browser that does support frames--try it, you'll like it! It's easy to get one. Just click here to get Netscape Navigator or click here to get Microsoft Internet Explorer. Then, come on back to the Headbone Zone! Play cool games, test your brain against mighty trivia machines, download free stuff, ask questions, and solve perplexing puzzles at http://www.headbone.com! Read More Go to Site KID'S PAGE Votes:0 TO THE KIDS ZONE Welcome to Alexander Graham Bell's Kids' Page. Here you will find a place where you can enjoy being a kid. Explore the unknown, but have fun! Did you know that Alexander Graham Bell liked to work with children. Check out some of the links below that show what Bell had created for you to have fun with. It is educational and we can learn together! LINKS LINKS LINKS ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL'S GAMES Print off each page and enjoy the fun! Preschool Page 1 "SEE & DO!" Page 2 "Helen couldn't do this, can you!!" Page 3 "Make them go together!" Page 4 "I like to draw, do you?" Grades 1 & 2 Page 1 "Can you find the phones?" Page 2 Find the right Kite? Page 3 "This one stumped Matthew!" Page 4 "Can you tell the difference?" Grades 3 & 4 Page 1 Find the old phones? Page 2 "Nadine Crashed Read More Go to Site Russell D. Hoffman Interviews Inventor and Ex-stuntman Eddie Paul Votes:0 Interview with Inventor and Ex-Stuntman Eddie Paul An interview by Russell D. Hoffman on his radio show HIGH TECH TODAY . The following full transcript is from a radio show broadcast on radio station WALE. The views expressed are solely those of Russell D. Hoffman and his guest and do not necessarily reflect anyone else's point of view. May 31st, 1995 Russell Hoffman ("Host") , High Tech Today Eddie Paul ("EP"), Inventor, ex-stuntman. Host: Good morning. This is High Tech Today with your host Russell Hoffman... My guest today is Eddie Paul of EP Industries in El Segundo, California. I wish I could simply say that Eddie Paul is a this, or a that. He's an inventor. He's also a stunt developer for the movies. He's done stunts for dozens of movies, everything from ET to Soylent Green. He's don Read More Go to Site The Entrepreneur Network Votes:0 The Entrepreneur Network About The Entrepreneur Network -- Our purpose is to provide information, contacts and counsel to inventors and entrepreneurs (pre-startup through early stage). Our bias is toward grass-root, "Just do it!" strategies. We welcome questions and comments -- email edzimmer@TENonline.org . FAQ -- Frequently asked questions. What's New -- Recent additions to the site. New Products Wanted -- Manufacturers and marketers looking for new products. Private-Sector Resources -- Technical and business support resources willing to work with the little guy. For Inventors -- Articles of interest to inventors. For Entrepreneurs -- Articles of interest to entrepreneurs. SCORE -- Business planning reference materials from individual SCORE counselors. Recommended Sites -- Links to other Read More Go to Site The UnMuseum - Balloons Votes:0 Balloons Sport balloons get their lift from hot air. Balloons are often mistaken for UFOs. Weather balloons at high altitudes are visible over a wide area and may catch the light of a setting sun and appear as brilliant dots in the darkening sky. Hot air, sport balloons, as well as blimps may also be misidentified. The first balloon flight was made on June 5, 1783 in France. The balloon, using hot air for lift, was constructed by Joseph and Elienne Montgolfier. It climbed to 5,906 feet and traveled nearly a mile. A few months later on November 21st, of that year, Pilatre de Rozier and marquis d'Arlandes made the first manned flight, also in a Montgolfier balloon. Balloons are large bags filled with a gas that is less dense, or lighter, than the air on the outside of the bag. The less dense Read More Go to Site "inQuiry Almanack" - Spotlighting... - March, 1997 Votes:0 A machine is a tool used to make work easier. Simple machines are simple tools used to make work easier. Compound machines have two or more simple machines working together to make work easier. In science, work is defined as a force acting on an object to move it across a distance. Pushing, pulling, and lifting are common forms of work. Furniture movers do work when they move boxes. Gardeners do work when they pull weeds. Children do work when they go up and down on a see-saw. Machines make their work easier. The furniture movers use a ramp to slide boxes into a truck. The gardeners use a hand shovel to help break through the weeds. The children use a see-saw to go up and down. The ramp, the shovel, and the see-saw are simple machines. Inclined Plane A plane is a flat surface. For example, Read More Go to Site 20th Century Inventions: From Mind to Matter Votes:0 [click to enter] Copyright 1998 Thinkquest Team 21798 Read More Go to Site A Gallery of Electromagnetic Personalities 1 Votes:0 Gallery of Electromagnetic Personalities A Vignette History of Electromagnetics 1. Franklin, Priestley, Coulomb, Galvani, Volta 2. Laplace, Poisson, Fourier, ?rsted, Ohm, Green 3. Amp?re, Biot, Fresnel, Gauss, Weber 4. Faraday, Henry, Lenz 5. Morse, Siemens, Kelvin, Joule, Kirchhoff, Stokes 6. Maxwell, Rayleigh, Poynting, Bell, Edison 7. Tesla, Westinghouse, Steinmetz, Hertz, Marconi, Popov 8. Michelson, Morley, Heaviside, Lorentz, FitzGerald, Einstein 1 Franklin, Priestley, Coulomb Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) was the tenth son of the seventeen children of a Boston soapmaker/candlemaker. In the 1740's electricity was a fashionable subject, introduced to the Colonies by an electrical machine sent by one of Franklin's English correspondents. In 1746 Franklin began to investigate electrical Read More Go to Site A History of Electricity Votes:0 A Brief History of Electricity By Redwood Kardon Picture animations by Paddy Morrissey Any history of electricity is a history of humans discovering and harnessing an essential force in nature–electromagnetism. Lightning is hard to ignore. It is an awe inspiring display of electricity almost universally manifested across the earth. It is a common experience to almost every human who has ever lived. Pre-historic depictions of it testify to how lightning has asserted itself into human consciousness for eons. Magnetism is not so obvious. The first evidence of human interaction with magnetic fields goes back about 2200 years. A precursor to the magnetic compass was utilized by Chinese fortune tellers as early as 200 BC. Let's take a brief stroll through the main gallery of electromagnetic Read More Go to Site A Science Odyssey: People and Discoveries: Guglielmo Marconi Votes:0 --> Guglielmo Marconi 1874 - 1937 Guglielmo Marconi was born in Italy in 1874 to a rather wealthy Italian father and Irish mother. He was educated privately and then went to the Livorno Technical Institute. While there, he read an article that grabbed his attention. The article suggested the possibility of using radio waves to communicate without wires.The year was 1894, and the most modern way to send a message was over telegraph wires. (Heinrich Herz, for whom the units hertz and megahertz are named, had discovered and first produced radio waves in 1888.) Marconi jumped right on the problem. He began experimenting at his family's home near Bologna. Within a year he had sent and received signals beyond the range of vision (including over a hill) and then over increasingly great distances Read More Go to Site A Science Odyssey: People and Discoveries: Wallace Carothers Votes:0 --> Wallace Carothers 1896 - 1937 Wallace Carothers was the oldest of four siblings. His favorite sister became a radio star as part of a musical trio. Carothers was born in Iowa where his father was a teacher and administrator at Capital City Commercial College. Carothers studied accounting at Capital City after high school and then went to Tarkio College in Missouri where he studied science and taught accounting. Due to the personnel shortage, he even became head of the chemistry department during World War I! He graduated in 1920, then got his Master's degree from the University of Illinois the following year. He took a teaching post at the University of South Dakota, and there began working on organic chemistry, especially bonding. He found that he liked research far better than teachi Read More Go to Site American Inventors and Inventions Votes:0 Remembering Gallery American Inventors and Inventions Since 1790 the United States Patent Office has granted more than 6 million patents. The number of patents issued increased dramatically during the 19th century, stimulated by the American industrial revolution and further fueling it. The middle and late 19th century was a golden age for American invention. The technology envisioned by American inventors has improved our standard of living and linked us across physical and cultural divides. The Smithsonian preserves thousands of the models that inventors were required to submit with patent applications before 1880. "Box" Telephone George Washington Carver George Washington Carver Light Bulb Albert Einstein Artificial Heart Telegraph Key Telegraph Sugar Evaporation System Jonas Salk Sewin Read More Go to Site Aviation Resource - Aviation History Votes:0 Aviation History - Aviation Resource Center Navigation Bar Aviation History Menu Quick Links 400 BC - 1900 AD Early Experimentation & Attempts - - Early Experimentation - First Attempts - 2nd Attempts at Flight - Glider Flight - Powered Flight 1900 AD - 1920 AD Piloted Flight & Early Growth - - Wright Brothers - Piloted Heavier-than-Air Powered Flight - Early Aircraft Companies - First Scheduled Air Service - World War I 1920 AD - 1935 AD Growth of the Aviation Industry - - Airline Growth - Airmail - Beacons - Contract Air Mail Act of 1925 - Morrow Board - 1926 Air Commerce Act - Ford's Tin Goose - Other New Aircraft Companies - Charles Lindbergh - Watres Act - Air Mail Act of 1934 - Aircraft Innovations 1935 AD - 1950 AD The New Industry - - New Industry - Radio - Modern Airliners - DC-3 Read More Go to Site Benjamin Franklin and His Inventions Votes:0 A list of Benjamin Franklin's inventions reveals a man of many talents and interests. It was the scientist in Ben that brought out the inventor. His natural curiosity about things and the way they work made him try to find ways to make them work better. Ben had poor vision and needed glasses to read. He got tired of constantly taking them off and putting them back on, so he decided to figure out a way to make his glasses let him see both near and far. He had two pairs of spectacles cut in half and put half of each lens in a single frame. Today, we call them bifocals . For more information, visit Benjamin Franklin: Father of the Bifocal . Even though Ben is not famous for his study of bioscience, he was interested in how the human body works and looked for ways to help it work better. For e Read More Go to Site boardgame inventors, retailers & suppliers Votes:0 boardgame inventors, retailers & suppliers Read More Go to Site Build-It-Yourself toys, robots, puppets, contraptions. Votes:0 www. .com From the Build-It-Yourself Toy Laboratory. For boys and girls ages 8 - 14. Get plans and construction tips. Buy supplies from the stock room. Build your own toys. Show off your inventions. Click to Enter Build-It-Yourself develops software that inspires and guides kids to build. Copyright 1995 - 2004, Build-It-Yourself , 426 Broadway, Cambridge, MA 02138, (617) 547-9705 Email Read More Go to Site Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) - Welcome to CIPO Votes:0 FranÇais Contact Us Help Search Canada Site Strategis Site Map What's New About Us Registration Patents Patents Database Trade-marks Trade-marks Database Copyrights Copyrights Database Industrial Designs Industrial Designs Database Integrated Circuit Topographies Service Standards Newsroom On-Line Forms FAQ Fees Printable Forms Publications Navigation Guide Learn & Discover LINKS: Canadian International What's New? 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Society & Politi Read More Go to Site CREATIVITY Votes:0 Creativity, Innovation and Problem Solving Some Guidelines with Linked Historical Examples TRUE Creativity and Innovation consists of SEEING what everyone else has seen, THINKING what no one else has thought, and DOING what no one else has dared!" START WITH THE CUSTOMER OR END USER: The customer is always your first and most important creative challenge. Listen! Try to see the customers problems and needs from his point of view. 18 Restate the problem and the customers needs in his terms and iterate until a consensus is reached. Ask not only what his problems are, but what special methods or tools he is presently using to solve them. 7 Work together with or in the place of the end user or customer. Use fictitious product descriptions to stimulate ideas and discussion. Remember that effect Read More Go to Site Deep Space 1: Education: Inventing High-Technology Tools to Explore the Cosmos Votes:0 FOR CHILDREN Inventing High-Technology Tools to Explore the Cosmos Asteroids and Comets Getting Into Space Doing Great Things in the New Millennium Children Leave Their Mark on the History of Deep Space 1 INVENTING HIGH-TECHNOLOGY TOOLS TO EXPLORE THE COSMOS Artist : Jackie Franks Patterson Elementary School Deep Space 1 is carrying 12 experimental technologies and instruments that it has flight-tested in space. Now that these risky inventions have been proven to work (with the remaining ones expected to be validated as well), future space missions will incorporate them into their own spacecraft to conduct very exciting, in-depth explorations of the solar system. 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No other services for Inventors match this Read More Go to Site Edison National Historic Site Entry Page Votes:0 WELCOME TO EDISON NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE What's New Edisonia About ENHS EdiFUN Edison Home and Family Construction Update ENHS Bookstore GLENMONT IS OPEN Glenmont, Edison 's home is now open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Tours of the house are scheduled every hour on the hour from 12:00pm to 4:00pm . For more information call the Glenmont Information Desk at 973-324-9973. CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES AT THE EDISON LAB BUT YOU CAN STILL EXPERiENCE EDISON HERE ONLINE There are great lessons to learn from Edison about hard work, creative genius, methodical research, practical design, and manufacturing-- lessons that still apply to our lives and times. When we reopen, please join us to explore the life and work of Thomas A. Edison, the world's most prolific inventor. Bring your family: There will be Read More Go to Site Email & Inventing Votes:0 Email & Inventing Email & Inventing! The Internet, Information Age, and Inventors. The first step: Email "Nam et ipsa scientia potestas est. - Knowledge itself is power." - F. Bacon. If Bacons observation is true, then the Internet's vast growing web of knowledge is a tremendously powerful resource, and computers are rapidly becoming the power brokers of our future. There are many sources of useful information available on the Internet, both free and at a cost, for the inventor who can access it personally or through friends or family. In this article, I will discuss some of the sources, locations, and benefits of invention related online information available via Email. 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Can you imagine that first darn fool who tried to drive a nail into the foot of a horse to hold a shoe in place? I'd pay money to have seen that rodeo. History varies on the origin of iron horseshoes and horseshoe nails. Most historians think they were introduced around 500 or 600 B.C. and came into common use around 1,000 A.D. At first they were probably used in war rather than in agriculture. Hi Read More Go to Site IBM Archives: Valuable resources on IBM's history Votes:0 United States [ change ] Terms of use Home Products Services & industry solutions Support & downloads My IBM IBM Archives Exhibits Documents Multimedia Helpful links Using the Archives site Terms and conditions IBM Archives Valuable resources on IBM's history Featured exhibit Main exhibit The IBM facility in Endicott, N.Y. has roots 100 years long. You can trace those roots and learn about IBM's first factory by visiting: History of IBM is a permanent exhibit that provides a selective decade-by-decade/year-by-year overview of IBM history IBM Endicott exhibit History of IBM Overview for using the IBM Archives We can help, but please read our terms and conditions FAQ and Glossary are now available in PDF format on the documents page Information about IBM clocks in our clock corner exhibit Br Read More Go to Site Intellectual Property Owners Association | Home Votes:0 About IPO | Contact IPO | Join IPO | My Profile | Press Board Of Directors Committees Education Foundation Events Calendar Career Bank IP Articles & Reports Advanced Search | Search IPO's Federal Circuit SummariesT Amicus Briefs Board Resolutions and Position Statements Federal Circuit Opinions International Issues IP Organizations IPO's Federal Circuit Summaries™ Legislative Action Center Other Court Information Other Issues President's Column Submit a Request for an Amicus Brief Calendar Past Meetings & Events Submit an IP Event for the Calendar Advertise IP Career Bank Daily News Sign-up General Publications IPO Daily News™ Join A Committee Member Articles and Reports Membership Directory Corporate and Law Firm Members MEMBER ADVERTISEMENT IPO DAILY NEWS™ Nov. 20 - Mitt Read More Go to Site Introducing Amazing Kids! Votes:0 Celebrating the Achievements of Children Ô Amazing Kids! of the Month Amazing Kids! is proud to highlight the Amazing Kids! of the Month ! Each month, we showcase kids who are accomplishing amazing things. We hope that by telling their special stories, we will inspire other kids to accomplish their own amazing achievements. Amazing Kids! of the Month for March, 2000: Amazing Young Inventors, U.S.A.! Amazing Young Inventor at work! Pictured above is 12th grader Charles Johnson, winner of the Lemelson-MIT Program's second annual high school invention apprenticeship award. Quote of the month: "Students want reality, not mere simulation." Nicholas D. Frankovits , educator and Executive Director Partnership for America's Future Inc. This month, Amazing Kids! is proud to feature some amazing you Read More Go to Site Invent Now Votes:0 2007 CIC Winners Announced! A novel way to treat cancer has won the top honor at the 2007 Collegiate Inventors Competition. Learn More Inspiring Invention wins award The "Cat Magnet" PSA has won first place in this year's ACT Responsible Exhibition, part of Advertising Week 2007! The spot was produced for the NIHFF and the USPTO's Ad Council campaign to inspire children to embrace science and technology within the United States. Learn More Get set for the Holidays at the United States Patent and Trademark Office Museum Store! Do your shopping online! The USPTO Museum Store has apparel, books, inventor kits, glassware, jewelry, desk accessories and unique items with the USPTO seal. Learn More © 2000-2007 National Inventors Hall of Fame Foundation, Inc. Read More Go to Site Inventing Drawing and Painting Materials: Art Tips by Nita Leland Votes:0 "The art of a people is the true mirror of their minds." Jawaharlal Nehru Inventing Drawing and Painting Materials © 2000 Nita Leland If you'd like to begin drawing and painting but you feel intimidated by the variety of art materials available (not to mention the cost!), look around your home and see what you can find. Check the kitchen, the vanity and the garage and see what you can find. Anything that makes a mark and any surface that can accept one is fair game. This project isn't about making art; it's about using materials creatively. This illustration shows what you can do on ordinary copy paper using a felt or ball point pen, lip liner, eye shadow, food coloring, wax crayons and wood stains. See what else you can find. Needless to say, these tools won't make archival art, Read More Go to Site Inventing/Outline Votes:0 Inventing an Online Newspaper Outline of the Article Introduction Background: Digital Ink Co. The Newspaper Metaphor Translating the Newspaper Giving up the Style section Expanding local coverage Eliminating Page One Providing a mirror of the print product New Content Information from outside sources Archives and linked articles Talking back to users Organization of an Information Space Logical paths Selectivity, navigation, searching Staff Requirements The Newsroom's Role Advertising Online Summary Related Items Sources for the article A biographical note on the author The author's résumé , which includes a description of her job as content developer at Digital Ink Copyright and reprint information About IPCT Journal , which published the article How to download the article An i Read More Go to Site Invention Assistance, Patent Information Votes:0 HOME THE PROCESS DESIGN PATENTING MANUFACT'NG MARKETING LICENSING WORKSHOPS LINKS BOOKSTORE We are pleased to see you visit our website. We hope you find the information on these web pages valuable to your innovative efforts. 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