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| Sticky Time 
Here is my idea of how always keep the track of time if you dislike a conventional wristwatch (in my case it makes my wrist itchy, so i dont wear it :)).How about a sticky small lcd display that can be glued onto eyeglasses, in the left top corner of the lens for example. The electronics with a battery can be attached to the frame where it is not visible (this can be made so small nowadays, so it is not a big problem), and connected by a wire to the lcd. The lcd should be small enough to not block the view. Also it should be easily installed by anyone and easily removed.
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| Monitor Art
An art device for an upscale audience. You know those new flat tvs and computer monitors with the great resolution. Have several wall-mounted throughout the home or business. (plug hidden of course) Have them networked to a simple server that stores high pixel pictures of fine art: eg: Picasso, Monet, Renoir, etc...what suits your palette...and matches to drapes! The idea being that with a fairly low lit, flat, simply bordered (framed) monitor...these famous paintings are yours for free to display. And kind of a "trompe l'oeill" effect...as, if you're really particular, the screen size could even be the same size of the original painting. And if you get tired of that particular Pollack...perhaps too busy/ dizzy, change periodically with the click of a mouse to something more contemplative...like a Rothko or an Albers. Just a suggestion. Or...if you're having guests over that prefer something else...or change periodically during an evening of entertaining...like a very slow computer slide show.Reward: several monitors for my estate... 
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| Automatic tool washer
For the Guy or Gal that has everything: A device that works like an automatic dish washer but washes tools instead of dishes: eg: wrenches, drivers, socket sets, pliers; although possibly smaller than a dishwasher. You load it into recepticles that are designed for tools...it washes using industrial strength sudsless soap, then dries completely to prevent rust formation. For the garage or workshop. A bigger one even has applications in the auto repair industry or any shop that uses tools...just plop them in at the end of a shift...a larger one may have individual, removable bins...one for each worker. What a time saver! Jim.
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