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52. 'Funky A.T.M.' is designed to let you pay cash for that purchase made online
53. Hoping to wear pantyhose with sandals, a woman visited a seamstress and came away with a patent
54. A new table-saw attachment should nearly eliminate the risk of accidents, its inventor says
55. After five millenniums of innovation, nail polish with a highly reflective mirror finish
56. A series of inventions to help soothe the cries of a baby, and perhaps even the cries of the parents, too
57. Tracking termites by monitoring their digestive problems and using hot chili peppers to kill them
58. An inventor offers a salty road map of pitfalls for those looking to bring a product to market
59. Looking beyond today's high-tech, bloody war to an electronic conflict
60. Some corporations take generous tax write-offs for donated patents, an industry gadfly says
61. One way to type Chinese using a cellphone keyboard
62. The battle over BlackBerry heads to a crucial court date, and a challenge of more patents
63. A reinvention of mascara goes for even thicker lashes. Also, there's a new twist on an old cream
64. A new way to make snow when nature will not oblige aims for the ideal, not too soppy or too dry
65. In the season of bubbly, a bottle cap that better regulates the bubbles, and an easier way to get the plastic corks out
66. Ways to improve tooth care, with everything from toothpaste to an online dentistry network
67. Turkey beards, signposts of bravado, can crowd you out of log cabin and home. Time, then, for a designer solution
68. Friend or foe? Photonic crystals in uniforms might soon help soldiers at war determine that
69. In bra technology, an incremental improvement can translate into comfort
70. In tense times, making ballistics forensics more accurate by putting tiny bar codes on bullets
71. Several new methods can isolate people exposed to chemical or biological agents while they are taken for help
72. A smokescreen to help workers keep an eye on the game while looking productive
73. A pool in the ocean. A tanning oil mister. Are those pasties? Inventing by the sea
74. An architecture of defense, and offense, to protect against hackers
75. The story of a tinkerer's journey, and his device to cut down on polluting gases from cars
76. Far from the range, buffalo hair, newly patented and soft as cashmere, is the rage
77. Licensing boutiques help inventors with patent claims against big companies
78. The Patent Office faces huge backlogs, extremely technical inventions, and absurd ones
79. In the quest for the ideal breast implant substance, a new candidate: hair
80. A publicity success, the futuristic Segway scooter may be celebrated for its engine
81. Recognition for canine breath freshener with a special, head-scratching, ingredient: garlic
82. An obsession with DNA and the human genome leads to development of a technology
83. A Sinatra-style crooner comes up with a way to use computers, not sheet music, to call the tune
84. Models that were once required in the application process find a good home
85. A new approach to unfurrowing brows, by a longtime inventor of medical devices
86. Audit insurance for taxpayers willing to pay extra for that additional dollop of peace of mind
87. A doctor researches the possibility of reducing weight with drugs used to shrink tumors
88. A mother dreams up a way for children to study while they eat breakfast
89. Some inventions for the season of gift giving, including how to pass along virtual fruitcake
90. Using a seaweed to counteract a fungus that can harm cattle but is needed to help the grass grow
91. Two new systems try to protect office buildings from chemical or biological attack
92. Invention for a jittery public: creating a haven from bioterrorism in the living room
93. At the push of a button, cameras inside planes could send video to authorities
94. For dark times, a robotic soldier that can sense heat and motion, take aim and fire
95. Animated characters that can make their own decisions and move more gracefully
96. Two inventors honored for seminal work on the balloon catheter and wireless communications
97. Small acrylic spheres glued together make an educational toy: an 'omnidirectional' top
98. Historians Take A Longer View Of Net Battles
99. Imagine an online classroom that chastises inattentive students and administers pop quizzes
100. Two companies say their new tests for cervical cancer will be more reliable than Pap smears are
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