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I have seen them all…Must see..Check them if you haven’t yet. |
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Thanks Michelle, I really do enjoy reading the Blogs but I have a tendency to forget all about them. Would it be possible for whom(who?)ever posts a blog to just drop a note here in this thread to let everyone (me) know to check it out? By the way, I just love the image in… Thanks again |
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Hi William, exactly the purpose of creating this thread – as new posts are created, I’ll post links here. ;) |
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New Article today! |
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New Article – check it out! |
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Many forum topics have bee created to ask if EN looks at phone app ideas. Looks like this pitch day is your opportunity if you have a phone app or app enabled device invention. |
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Double-dip today! Here’s a link to my April Q&A post with Eric Huber! |
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So many good reads! …and with a double dip two-fer; it’s “mind bloggling”! |
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New Post! |
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Thanks for the reminder! |
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Checked! |
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Hey guys! |
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A busy week indeed! |
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Hey guys! |
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Love it Michelle! Thanks for sharing! |
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Ahhhh!! Very good information. I try Google searches for stuff like “2015 (insert industry) trends”, but the results are always so broad. Glad to narrow it down with these website!! |
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Some really good reads right now! |
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Thanks Michelle! |
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New post to take you back to childhood (and inspire those tabletop game ideas)! |
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Hints and tips for cruising through Stage 6! |
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Fun patent tips for your Thursday! |
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Hey guys! |
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So much blog. Not enough time. Can’t even write complete sentence. Don’t slow down though! |
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Wanna go out and play? Here are some toys you may want to check out first…and, submit to Goliath Games’ most recent search while your at it! |
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Thanks Michelle, just like Michael..I don’t go to the blog without a reminder:) |
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Hey guys! |
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Thanks for the reminder again. |
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Thank you Charlie! Great to hear you have a special place in your heart to want to help special needs individuals too! Thanks for reading my Q & A. |
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Wendy – great story! Thanks for sharing! Congrats on inventing the SnugNHug! What |
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Struggling to find something to listen to on the way home? Check out these recommended podcasts from our very own Jeremy Losaw! |
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I’m hooked on the InventorsMind podcast! Been listening to it non-stop. |
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Good morning to all! |
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Every member should read Todd Stancombe’s blog message, which is linked in Michelle’s message below. |
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Kathleen, I agree. Todd’s article offers more detail on the inner workings of innovation, vetting and commercialization, etc from EN’s standpoint. Great insight. Thanks Todd! |
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Want some hints for the Toter search? Check out the blog! |
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Happy Friday! |
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I did. and It’s good! |
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Looking for your “Aha” moment? Check these out! |
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Hi Michael! |
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Ever wonder about how to make your idea more cost effective? Here’s your chance! |
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Need some fun reading over the weekend? Check out these two articles! |
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Hey guys! |
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Wow, this is the most informative Q&A session that I have read to date. You sound like a real cool, grounded, and creative dude Brian. This was a great read. |
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Derrick, thx for the kind words- im glad I didnt put you to sleep :) |
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Hi Brian, your blog was as far from putting someone to sleep as it could be :) Your story is great and the information you gave was incredibly helpful; I hope every member will read it!! My favorite part was, "Never once work to be “normal.” I’m with you 110% !! :) |
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Thanks Michelle and Brian! Great blog post. Loved the honest advice about bringing your ideas to market and this quote: “However, if the challenge is as rewarding as the outcome and you cannot sit still when an idea pops into your head, then my friend you are an inventor.” Good advice on not fighting the creative gift you have. Thanks! |
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Great interview, Brian. Filled with the in depth, real world advice we’ve grown to expect from you. EN newbies would be wise to search Brian’s name in the forums. He’s not a super frequent poster but his posts are consistently among the best. He provides no nonsense feedback from someone who is a professional product developer. Warning to those whose idea of being an inventor is sitting around with a 6 pack fantasizing about how your one great idea will magically make you rich, Brian has no patience for the likes of you. |
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Lmao … I’ll gladly sit with anyone and drink a few and fantasize.. Well at least until the beer is gone ;) |
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Hey guys! |
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Congrats EN and Aubrey!! I love Norpro products!! |
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Congrats Aubrey!! |
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Thanks Margaret and Colleen. I am very appreciative to the Norpro team for taking a chance on my idea and for the Edison Nation team for not giving up on it. :-)) Matt Spangard
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Lorenzo D'Alessandro
Margaret Pryor
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Congratulations Aubrey!! :) |
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Hey Aubrey, I sent you a friend request. I have a question for you. |
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Congratulations Aubrey and I wish you much success with your new license deal!! |
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How exciting! Congratulations Aubrey! :) |
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Hey guys! |
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So glad to see my buddy, Thom C. featured in your blog today. Great guy & so creative! |
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You designed the Illinois quarter?! How cool. |
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Good story Thom. Say is that a big mac in your avitar? or could it be the crosstown Chi? |
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Ever wondered about liability around your idea? Learn more from the latest on the EN blog! |
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Catch up on some reading this afternoon! |
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Hey guys! Have you seen the EN Blog this week? Laura shared Four tips to beginning a design project, and for all those interested in life after a G7, check out From G1-G8: What happens in Stage 7, the Finalist stage? Enjoy and have a fabulous weekend! |
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Hey guys! October's InvENtor Q&A is now live! Check it out to read about Kim Lavalle! |
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Kim, Very Nice! I just found this blog area and love the spotlight on you!!! Nice tips for EN newbies like me! Thank you! :-) |
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Hey guys! New edition to the Edison Nation Blog: Don't break the mold! A behind-the-scenes look into turning a mold into a TV-ready product! |
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Want to know more about Brand Licensing? Now's your chance! Inventing 101: An Inside Look at the World of Brand Licensing |
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Oh! Thank you Julia! I didn't realize I was in here. Thanks Michelle! :) |
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Hey guys! Jump on over to the EN Blog to read about the details of our latest LICENSE DEAL! |
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Congratulations Tony!! I'm excited to soon try out the Doggie Fountain. Let's see if I can train my dog to use it :) |
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Thank you so much Mary. It doesn't take long. 45 minutes to a day or two. View my website to see "hints & tips" on training. Google doggiefountain and find my site |
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Congratulations Tony on a great product! Does the piece that the dog steps on have a light enough tension on it that a cat could use it too? |
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To Kim...My "Original" doggie fountain only needs about 2 pounds of weight to activate the fountain. So yes...a cats weight is plenty. Google my site: doggiefountain com Tony Lytle |
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Thank you very much Kim and Michael. |
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Nice insight Anthony! Congratulations on a great product and much success. I want one...for my dog that is:) |
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Thanks Charlie. If you don't want to wait, visit: doggiefountain com |
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Thinking of attending a Maker Faire? Read about Jeremy Losaw's experience in Charlotte! |
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Before I forget, I'd like to thank Gregg Smith and Louis Foreman for taking the time to talk to me about this project. It's not very often that you get personal service like that. Also, I would like to thank Scott Dromms for his part in this. I know he worked very hard behind the scenes. And of course this wouldn't have been possible with out he help of United Sales & Marketing. Thank you as well. And most of all, I would like to thank Michelle Sartori. Thanks for putting up with me. I know I can be a handful sometimes. You have been delightful and gracious : ) NOW...Let's make some money! |
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Hey guys! Our November InvENtor Spotlight is live! Check it out to see who we highlighted! |
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Amazon Inventions tour videos!!! |
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If you have a minute, do check out www.amazon.com/inventions. Kristi Gorinas, Eric Huber and Louis Foreman all gave wonderful presentations during the weekend! |
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Hey guys! We have recently changed the look and feel of the Edison Nation Blog! Same content, new, fresh look! Check it out! To search for a specific post, click on the magnifying glass in the upper-right hand corner of the screen to open a full search bar. Enjoy! |
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Thanks Michael! Glad you like it!!! |
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I like it too : ) |
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Hey guys! Itching for something to read on that commute home? Catch up on all the fun content featured on the Edison Nation Blog! Inventing 101: A Lesson in usability and functionality Prototyping: Questions form Song Lyrics that Every Inventor Should Answer Inventing 10: KISS - Keeping it Simple Edison Nation ASOTV is looking for your health and beauty inventions for TV Enjoy! |
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That is a cool use of song lyrics in the "Prototyping" article! When is the mfanoing 101 class? Ha! |
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That is a good article! |
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Check out the Edison Nation Blog Now to learn about the first deal from the Boston America Search! |
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Hey guys! Need some plastic prototyping help? Jeremy is here with all the answers in his latest protoTYPING post: |
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Thank you for the reminder Michelle! Jeremy, Thank you for the very informative lesson, and interesting read. Well done. I never realized what different plastics could be used for. I made a nonworking prototype for an invention I have in the open search. I can feel it will work, but it's not durable. I believe I will use pvc now to make a working prototype. One question please? What is the best way to cut a slit in PVC? Thank you Aloha Charlie |
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Charlie, conventional wood working tools work well with any PVC purchased at any one of the big box stores. |
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Great write up by Jeremy! I'm officially schooled in the area of plastics now. I've never given it much thought before, but moving forward as maker/inventor this is very valuable information. I agree with William, on working with PVC, you may also be able to use metal working tools in the same manner depending on what you have around the garage. |
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Thank you William and Adam |
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This is another reason I love EN an this community. We all try to help each other succeed. Another question I have is with Polycarbonate. In something as thin as the perky collar Jeremy showcased. Will it flex under a load, such as a pulling or tugging from something being stretched around it? If so is there something inexpensive that would work better? for example, take the load, easily drilled without splitting the material, and formable. Thanks for any help :) Aloha Charlie |
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Hi Charlie... PC flexes pretty well. The Perky Collars can be flexed backwards with no trouble. It does tend to be stiff though. Styrene is a great option if you need it to flex in your prototype. It will crease if you take it too far though. You can get small sheets at a hobby store or on McMaster-Carr pretty inexpensively. Does that help? Jeremy |
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In terms of manipulating PVC, most standard hand tools will do the trick. We cut it with hacksaws with no proble to make slits, and it drills really well. The ratcheting shears that can be found at home improvement stores are a good option for cutting tubes to length. It is fine to cut on a mill and lathe too if you have access to fancier machine tools. |
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Hi Jeremy and thank you for information. I wasn't clear with my words. What I need is a thin rim like the perky collar, but only 1/2 inch wide that would not bend after formed. It could have a 90degree angle to help strengthen and keep the material thin. I did look at Mcmaster- carr yesterday and saw they had thin sheets of PVC. Are they able to bend at a 90degree angle and formed in a semicircle? Is it strong enough to keep it's form with tension on it, or would I need a more another material? I hope my words didn't confuse you. I think that's why I need to prototype :) Thanks again for everything and did you invent The Perky Collar? Have a great day Aloha Charlie |
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Hey guys! Check out the Edison Nation Blog now to see who is highlighted for January's InvENtor Q&A! |
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"...coming up with the idea is the easy part, taking the next steps of researching, brainstorming, prototyping, having a sell sheet and contacting companies is what makes you an inventor." Fine words Adam. |
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Hey guys! New Licensing Deal from Health Enterprises (yes, the same company who just launched a search) on the blog! Check it out to find out who is the latest to receive a G8! |
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Good morning to all and Happy Friday! Want the scoop on the new Health Enterprises search? Check out this article in the Edison Nation blog to learn more! |
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I'm headed over to the blog because.. Well .. There's more pictures over there. =) |
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Where do you get your invention ideas? Check out the latest and greatest in the Edison Nation blog to learn more: http://blog.edisonnation.com/2016/02/inventing-101-incubating-an-invention-idea/ |
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Yeah, I've heard of this dopeyamine stuff. Now, I figure I got the dopey part down pat... just where do I find this amine stuff ??? |
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Good read Michelle... So the trick is dopamine... So activities that increase the release of dopamine induce creativity when combined with relaxation... How do we increase our dopamine production? Well it is momentary and it's like an itch we can't get to. You have to create the environment that serves dopamine production the best. Click ------------->HERE<------------------- for more on ideals for creating more dopamine moments. |
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Hey guys! Happy Friday! Head over the Edison Nation Blog now to learn more about the innovator who is the subject of February's InvENtor Q&A! |
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Very nicely done! Walkers are fairly unwieldy in many instances, so it's great to see a new design come out that's so functional. Lots of new wheelchairs that solve old issues are out now, too. Congrats!! |
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Hi everyone! We've got a new post up on the blog. Our ASOTV team's Laura Lynch is sharing a behind the scenes view of the Brush 'N Play. Read the Bow Wow WOW post here! |
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Congrats Rachel! |
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I recommend reading these blogs. And I add my seal of approval.
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Happy Hump Day, EN community! We've shared some exciting licensing news on the blog. Check it out! |
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Interesting product. I'm happy to see an update to an old problem. |
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Hey guys! Hankering for fantastic reading material to brighten your Thursday? Now's your chance to catch up with all the news and stories on the EN Blog! Here's what you've been missing! InvENtor Spotlight: Q&A with Patricia Herzog-Mesrobian The Sweets & Snacks Expo kicks off in Chicago protoTYPING: Types of Prototypes Inventing 101: Inventing by Accident InvENtor Spotlight: Q&A with Jacob Downey protoTYPING: More than a Machine, an Ode to our SLA 3D Printer Inventing 101: Idea Verification Inventing 101: The Creative Process protoTYPING: LEGO Kids Fest Helps Foster an Innate Desire to Build InvENtor Spotlight: Q&A with Fred Wherritt Enjoy! |
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Who says you can't reinvent the wheel! Read this blog post to learn how! |
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Good info. Thanks! |
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Have you been itching for some fun summer reading? Check out the latest and greatest on the EN Blog! Meet the Team: Cory Hymel, director of connected technologies protoTYPING: How do you get creative in the morning? SURVEY SAYS: A peek inside the Edison Nation As Seen on TV process Enjoy! |
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How fun! Looks like you've got some cute interns. |
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Hey guys! Catch up on recent EN blog posts now! Boston America Licenses SECOND Invention Idea Where do your invention ideas strike? Inventing 101: Deconstructing Edison Nation's Submission Form - The Perfect Idea Description Cool Inventions that Should Exist And last, but definitely not least - the latest InvENtor Q&A! Enjoy! |
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Congats Joseph Jackson...our July InvENtor...read all about him on the blog! |
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Hey guys! New content for your reading pleasure on the blog! Come on in and check it out - some great tips and tricks for active searches and learn about your fellow community members! Innovation: The Literal Building Blocks protoTYPING: In Praise of the Intern The New Edison Nation Submission Form Inventing 101: Deconstructing the Submission Form - What's Innovative? The Best Baking Inventions for the Beginner Baker Innovation: From the Classroom to the Office protoTYPING: Intro to Injection-Molded Parts Make Your Next BING go CHA-CHING: ASOTV Insider Tips & Trends |
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Hi Michelle, I read on the Blog about the compensation for hitting certain benchmarks for Insiders for ASOTV submissions. I know that it is being done on a trial basis for the current Insider only ASOTV search. Do I correctly understand that this benefit is now a permanent feature for Insiders? If so, then that is Very Cool!!! Please confirm if my understanding is correct. Thanks |
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Hi Derrick, Yes, the benefit is now a permanent feature for Insiders! |
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That is fantastic news!!! This should produce an uptick in ASOTV submissions (not that you guys weren't already busy enough reviewing our ideas). I know I will be re-doubling my efforts to craft top notch submissions. Even more reason now to become an Insider. I can't imagine why any serious inventor would not want to be an Insider. It just doesn't make sense not to be. The opportunity is just too great to be ignored. |
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Here is a link to the blog post Derrick mentioned! |
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Hey guys! Two new fun reads on the EN Blog: Link to the September Issue of Inventors Digest Back To School: Eight Awesome Student Inventions Enjoy! |
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Two new fun reads on the EN Blog! protoTYPING: The many forms of rubber Inventing 101: Deconstructing Edison Nation's Submission Form - Defining the Problem |
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Hi everyone! In case you missed it, here are a few links to the most recent content on the blog: invENtor Q&A with Michael Heagerty Ken Joyner's OxiClean Splot! story with Everyday Edisons and Casabella Greg Myracle's Pumpkin Pegs Q&A 6 Licensing Deals with Health Enterprises October issue of Inventors Digest Inventing 101: How to Identify Your Target Market Little light invention reading for you! Enjoy. |
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Congratulations to You and Sarah my friend! You two Enjoy |
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Hey guys! Two new features on the EN Blog to check out! Jeremy's latest protoTYPING post: The least innovative things may lead to the best ideas Enjoy!!! |
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BOO! Getting into the Halloween spirit? Get inspired for your next idea with these Halloween patents! |
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Good morning to all! Three new posts on the EN blog to check out! What makes a successful inventor? Learning from InvENtors: Walt Disney November issue of Inventors Digest now online Enjoy! |
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Update on Danny Blacker's Shower Lilly Product! |
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Michelle- The link doesn't work for me. A glitch on my end or yours? All others on the page work.' |
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Hi Guys! Apologies for that! Try this link for Danny's Shower Lilly update: http://blog.edisonnation.com/2016/11/danny-blackers-shower-lily-now-at-bed-bath-beyond/ |
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I have not! So I must! And I use "must" as a verb, not a noun. |
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On a long road trip? Waiting in line at the airport? Whatever your plans for Thanksgiving, we've got some great new content to check out on the Edison Nation Blog! Inventing 101: Deconstructing Edison Nation's Submission Form - What's Your Competition? A Patent-by-Patent Journey to Prepare Your Thanksgiving Day Feast protoTYPING: The Internet of Things (Part I) And last but DEFINITELY not least...our InvENtor Spotlight for November! InvENtor Spotlight: A Q&A with Derrick James! Enjoy and Happy Thanksgiving! |
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Nice Spotlight with Derrick. Great to get to know him better, and what a good looking family! And I'm sure that G8 will come along well before 108 years goes by! :) |
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Hey guys! News of our most recent licensing deal now on the blog! |
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Aw! Happy birthday Walt! |
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Alright Derrick! I certainly appreciate your tenacity and contribution to our community. Here's to attaining that G8 and soon! And yes, what a beautiful family! Nice write-up Michelle! |
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Thanks Kim and Saletta for the kind words and well wishes. @Kim, I'm hope to not broach that 108 year mark before my first G8. @Saletta, congratulations on hitting that 500,000 point milestone. Hope you enjoyed your call with Louis. I can say the same thing about you with your "tenacity and contribution" to our inventor community. @Michael, I see the points just keep on piling up after hitting the 1,000,000 point milestone. I better get it in gear myself before you lap me. LOL! |
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Itching for something to read on that commute home? We've got you covered... |
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@Derrick: The call with Louis was absolutely amazing! Having watched him on Everyday Edisons for years, then actually getting the chance to talk to him was almost - surreal! Yet, he's so down to earth and approachable, just as I thought he would be. The conversation was engaging and fun. Looking forward to the next milestone. But it looks like I have a lot of catching up to do to meet up with Michael! Hopefully, I won't have to wait that long to see a G8! Congrats again Derrick and Michael! Let's gets some G8's on those pretty little dashboards, shall we? |
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Hey Michael, Really hoping you get that chance. It is so worth it! |
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I would think you'd get something good for 1M points! |
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You're right, Michael... satisfaction and accomplishment are so important, and something many never achieve. The happiest people are those that appreciate what they have and not always wanting for more. Sounds like you're in a good place. :) |
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Hey guys! Fun new reads on the EN Blog! Inventing 101: Deconstructing Edison Nation’s Submission Form: Intellectual Property and Beyond Apothecary Products launches FOUR consumer healthcare searches with Edison Nation Inventors Digest: a very special holiday edition Presenting the ultimate ASOTV gift guide for everyone on your list! Gift wrapping innovations to help you WIN your holiday! Enjoy! |
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Hi EN team! We just published Michelle's Q&A with Robert Francois: http://blog.edisonnation.com/2016/12/inventor-spot... It's a must read! I know I enjoyed getting to know the man behind the pug avatar ;) Also, Jeremy's wrapped up his exploration of the Internet of Things in his #protoTYPING post. If IoT has ever interested you, he's serving up ideas as to how you can build and prototype your own invention. Part two can be found here: http://blog.edisonnation.com/2016/12/prototyping-i... Enjoy! |
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Hey guys! Content is up and running in 2017 on the EN Blog! Come on over and check it out! And that’s a wrap! A look back at 2016… Learning from InvENtors: Margaret Knight The Best of the Best from CES 2017! Enjoy! |
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Hello eager readers! We've got four new posts on the EN blog for you to check out! Inventing 101: Patience and Inventing InvENtor Spotlight: A Q&A with Laura Anderson protoTYPING: The Amazing Race to CES 15 Online Resources to Help YOU Become a Better Inventor Enjoy! |
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Hey guys! Let's get over that Wednesday hump with some great new blog posts! Inventing Ruts: How to Identify and Overcome Them Learning from InvENtors: Laura van 't Veer 5 Tips to Help Promote Your Invention Idea Happy reading! |
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There's a new search...you're intrigued, but you're nervous, you may even be scared... Well, FEAR NOT! The newest InvENting 101 can help you overcome any anxiety you have about submitting your idea whether you've never submitted or if you're a seasoned EN member... Read on and tell those fears who's boss! |
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Hey guys! Get an inside look at what happens at CES with Jeremy's new protoTYPING post! While you're at it, see who our February InvENtor Spotlight is - new on the blog!!! Enjoy! |
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Hey guys! We just launched a new "How To" series on the Blog - the first post tackles 3D modeling with our own resident expert, John Vilardi! |
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Two new posts to read on the blog to start your week! Imagine Life Without...The Phonograph Product News! Ken Joyner's OxiClean Splot on the Today Show! Enjoy! |
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Ready to be inspired? Check out two new posts on the Edison Nation Blog! |
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Hey guys! Want to get the scoop on our latest licensing deal? Head to the blog now to learn more! |
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^THIS I find the blog section of E.N. more useful and valuable than my Inventors Digest magazine. They need to step back and see where they lost focus. The mag has gotten quite thin it seems. : ( |
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Hey guys! Want to learn more about Industrial Design? We'll, we've tapped EN community member Tim Hayes to get his professional thoughts about the process! |
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Need some idea inspiration? Check out the Best of the Best from this year's International Home + Housewares show! |
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Hey guys! We've posted a trifecta of articles to the EN Blog giving YOU a full circle look at the 2017 International Home + Housewares Show! Check them out! The Best of the Best from the 2017 International Home + Housewares Show Eric Huber takes on the International Home + Housewares Show with the launch of 9 invention ideas An Insider's Look at the 2017 International Home + Housewares Show - by EN member Liz Crouch! Enjoy and a huge thanks to Eric and Liz for sharing their stories! |
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I really enjoyed hearing about Eric's and Liz journey. Congratulations my friends Aloha Charlie |
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Some great insight into the Housewares Show and fellow EN Inventors. Each article gives a unique perspective into the show itself. Although Eric apparently is the prolific inventor, I learned a great deal from his wife, Andrea's report. I actually stopped reading and took notes on how she tackles the trade shows. What a great team! Thank You Liz and Eric for the glimpse inside. |
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Oh boy! I gotta go read these... |
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Need some inspiration? There are two new articles on the EN Blog to help you get inspired and declutter your mind! Learning from InvENtors: Ruth Handler InvENting 101: Time to Declutter - Thoughts to leave behind to be a better inventor Enjoy! |
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Ruth truly an amazing gal. Time to declutter..been there and still doing it. Journal is great, but I still like what Eric Huber shared with us years ago. A personal tape recorder. I like to go thru all my recordings every two weeks and declutter it. Save and write down the ideas that are still meaning full. By using this approach my mind is always open for new thoughts/opportunities. And the old thoughts are still there to pursue when/if that moment comes. If you have other ways that work for you please share, so others can find a way that works for them. Definitely a good read Michelle. Thank you Like meditation, a great way to be mindful. Aloha Charlie |
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Frank, that sounds like a lot of time in Solitary. |
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Hey guys! Three new blog posts for your reading enjoyment! protoTYPING: Let's Talk About Gears |
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Hey guys! The most recent "How To" post is up on the EN Blog with insights from our very own Ralph Machesky! |
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Yes, today. Hellow 'chicas'! |
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By the way Michelle, I would love you check in person the last videos ("A. INVASION...." G-5) I just sent to EN in slow motion (Out doors) pretty IMPRESSIVE despite rough prototypes, specially the one I sent you today. You don't have to comment anything here |
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Hi Sal, we'll definitely note these updates - ensure you have also updated your titles as well. Best of luck! |
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THANKS! |
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Nice Blog Ralph! Thank you for always sharing your knowledge, wisdom and humor. I hope you had a great birthday brother. I loved the Aroua cars and air hockey. Have you tried licensing seal genie are just want to do it yourself? Aloha Charlie |
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Hey guys! Stuck in a rut when thinking about pet ideas for the Real Simple, People and Coastal Living searches? You're in luck! Check out our latest InvENting 101! |
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@Charlie- Just saw your post in this thread. Thanks for reading it and thanks for the very kind words! Birthday was another day I woke up, saw the sunshine and got to see it go back down again...a win in my book. I still have my AFX cars in a box here somewhere. : ). The Seal Genie will be a product I have to move myself, as all the hose mfgs are all terrified of it...no yearly residual income for them on a product designed to last forever, lol. No biggie. Currently shopping it to the U.S. Navy and after acceptance there, cruise lines. You'd be amazed at how water-phobic these people are about leaks on ships on or under the water. : ) @Michelle- Thanks for that great blog entry on people and their pets...lots of good insight to be gleaned from that! |
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Hey guys! New nuggets of inspiration and information on the blog for your reading pleasure! Learning from InvENtors: Lisa Crites InvENting 101: Hottest trends in ride-on toys and protective headgear! Enjoy! |
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Just read the story about Lisa and her much needed invention, great job! Thanks Lisa! And thank you Michelle for keeping us informed with the great blog entries! |
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Psst - want to find out who our InvENtor Spotlight is on for May? Head on over the blog to find out! |
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And just like that, a month has passed! Head on over to the Edison Nation Blog to see who our June spotlight is on! And, while you're there, some other interesting reading... InvENting 101: The Importance of Reading protoTYPING: Exploring the Bustling IoT Scene Learning from InvENtors: John T. Riddell The Hottest Product Trends for Small Animals Enjoy! |
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Hey guys! Need some reading material for the beach this weekend? We've got you covered! The Coolest Innovations for a Smokin' Hot Fourth of July Barbecue! |
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I like that scraper! 'cefer I wonder if it would scrape too much off. As when I grill I prefer to consume a portion of that "super burnt, heart attacking, makes my taste buds giggle with flavoral delight, left over burger crunchin's". |
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Hey guys! Ever wondered How to get started with electrical engineering? Well, Brian McLoughlin has provided an answer - now on the blog! Enjoy! |
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He says: "Don't take advice from quitters!" ('cept for cigarette quitters.) |
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