Short stories of human inventions
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Anti Aging Inovation and Strategy
July 23, 2010
Become older is one step in natural life cycle. Every living thing can not avoid this step. What can we do just to prolong our live. This is become multi million dollars research.
Scientist doing intensive research to find anti aging solution. Anti aging product believed to increase human life span that cause by toxic, radiation, air pollution. These make free radical increase in our body like penny stocks. Anti oxidant can reduce free radical from human cell or tissue. Glutathione is a well-known anti oxidant agent.
The level of this anti oxidant some times lowered than usual. Oxis International, Inc. (http://www.oxis.com) has found solution for this problem. Their product Ergothioneine (ERGO) as a super anti oxidant able to conserve and maintain the levels of other antioxidants such as Vitamin E, Vitamin C and glutathione. ERGO also have another anti aging capabilities.
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ReputationManagementConsultants.com – Help Increasing Your Corporate Online Reputation
July 19, 2010
In doing all kinds of business, something that is very important for us to consider is to manage the reputation of our company. We need to do this so that when our prospective business partners find out about our company through the internet, they will not find any bad reports about our company.
Or at least they only found a few. Many online reputation repair sites are available on the internet. But most of them will stop working when a contract has been completed. This is the difference in the services provided by reputationmanagementconsultant.com.
Maybe when we had a good reputation, no such intense efforts are needed like at the beginning of the formation of reputation. You just need to keep manage it. Your high ranking assets at the end of inoculation could be put to your own public relations/marketing processes online. These assets will not only help to improve your reputation, but also to capture the customer.
It’s also important to monitor the Internet buzz about our company, among others, with online reputation management (ORM) to enhance your
Letter as Communication Invention
July 17, 2010
One of modern communication is by correspondence. The most popular correspondence now is using electronic mail. Electronic mail can be sent via computer or mobile phone. Electronic mail is sent using the Internet.
Did you know that before the invention of electronic mail, human send a letter by writing on paper? Letters can be handwritten or typed. Once completed, a letter was sent to the destination by included stamp in order to get to their destination. The mail put into a mailbox which is available on the street.
Postman will take it every day or at a certain time on a regular basis. Once sorted at the post office, a letter sent to their destination via land, sea or air cargo. Destination post office will accept and send to the address. Letters will be delivered to each address. Usually in every house, there is a mail box to put incoming letters.
There are many forms of various mailboxes. Most
What is the Invention Process?
July 6, 2010
by merlin
in General Topics
Problem – Solution as an Invention Process
I have spent a great deal of time in the past attending opposition hearings in the European Patent Office (the EPO). One of the concepts that got drilled into my head doing that is what is called the problem-solution approach. It was often used by the senior examiners in those hearings to clarify what the invention was in a patent.
It is simple in concept – you try to clearly define what is the problem that the inventor is trying to solve – and then define what is the inventors solution. That is then the invention. It is a very useful thought process because in some patents the invention is not always clearly obvious.
To me that becomes an answer to the above question – what is the invention process? Good inventors are people who see needs. Yes – it is important to then develop a solution to the need – but I have always felt we are dealing with a variation of the Pareto principle here. 80% of a good invention is clearly recognizing the