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| Document de-floater for copiers/scanners 
In photocopying or scanning documents, the combination of static charge that builds up and the movement of air by closing the lid tends to de-position, disarrange or misalign a document that has been carefully placed and positioned on the glass. This can eat up a lot of time and cause much annoyance. I'd like someone to invent a technique, gizmo or system that will keep this from happening without harming the platform, the lid, the document or the user. Benefits: more efficent use of users' time, improved quality of life and working environment, lowered blood pressure and reduced stress, maybe even lives saved by fewer folks going 'postal'.Reward: A free one, and a beautiful trophy or plaque congratulating me for inspiring a solution that will benefit photocopier and scanner users everywhere. 
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| Ground Meat Masher
It takes way too long to stand over a hot stove trying to break up ground meat in a frying pan. Ground Beef, Turkey, and pork don't fall into those little bits you find in your 'Hamburger Helper' all by themselves. Instead of using a one bladed spatula, take the plastic or rubber spatula blades and build them 'potato masher' style, with a handle and a heat/steam guard for the hand! Covering more skillet space would make that job a lot easier.Reward: Five Ground Meat Mashers, please.
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| Compact Fridge
Ever been to a small kitchen in your friend's apartment? The fridge is always the space hogger. In other words, it's hard to walk by the fridge when someone has the door open; or to take a tray or large object out of that fridge and put it on the adjacent counter (the one always blocked by that fridge door). What I suggest is to have a fridge that has a collapsable door that folds into the 'box'. Almost like a garage door does, but instead of having the door go into the ceiling this door will go into the side of the fridge. This way there is no door to bump into when someone is browsing the contents. Now some of you will say that Maytag has come out with a split door fridge. This model should work in the confined space of the tiny kitchen. Blah blah. It doesn't, beside the fact that Maytag products stink, their split door model is not the answer. A totaly foldable (collapsable) model is the answer.Reward: A free one when someone makes this.
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