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i jsut tought of this last night while I was looking for the remote. Why dont they have some type of beeper device so we can all find our remotes when we lose them?

I have alot of problems using a mouse and I have severe arthritis. Why don't they have a device where you can say where you want the cursor to go?

I think a good idea is a little carpet by your bed that if you step on it, the lights come one.

Isn't that the best idea.

You'all inventors that take this idea better pay me my royalties.

It's out there. I had this same idea 10 years ago. Much like your phone pager works, there's a base station button and little things you stick to the phone. Press the button and beep, beep, beep, you can track down the remote. I think you can find it at sharper image.

I think there should be a mechanism inside dishwashers fo a built in garbage disposal, so you can do a hard rinse with disposal and then a general wash.

I think all appliances should be built with interchangeable panels where we could select the pattern or colors we want. It shouldn't be too hard and it would be really fun.

Does anyone agree?

Oh, that's a great idea! I would totally do that.

My idea is why isn't it already the case that toilets have a foot flush. It would be easier I think.

How about an electric generator that doesn't need any fuels to run, not nuclear, or fossil fuels, nor manual labor. It totally should run on its own. Within a house, an apartment. Without putting off any CO2 gases, or harmful elements. If size wasn't a matter it could: be small enough to power a pacemaker until the pacemaker died instead of the battery, big enough to power a houses/business without external copper cables running from the power plant to the houses/business especially for people who can't afford electric, but could be beneficial to it like those in Africa, or really just about anywhere in the world.

The generator actually exist. I have the proto-type running this computer at home. It's been running for about a year and a half. Hopefully this will be a Noble Prize winner, but the problem that I have is that the patient cost a min. of 2000 dollars (I'm on a low income), and the time to do a patient search on the archives, if one can even understand the language of the archives. (yes it's in english, just not understandable) In Oklahoma the patients are free. You do the searches yourself. Who wants to move to Oklahoma, and be a resident for at least 2 year, plus the 2 years it takes to get the patient. I'm trying to stay away from the "Free Patients" on TV scams. (why do they even try?? Are there that many dumb enough people to do that???)

Got any ideas to help???