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some of the coolest invention I got this invention when I am searching Google and found this:-The milk carton that changes color before expiring .What a great idea designer Ko Yang has had with this milk carton that changes color telling us how fresh the milk is. The carton begins being white in color, and as the expiry date moves closer, it begins changing color to tell us we should drink the milk before its too late.A brilliant way to help us consume our food without wasting any, something to which other ideators have already given some thought:(31999) Expiry date for products that have been opened(2255) Visual warning for expiry of food productsA cellphone that runs on Coca-Cola. Incredible!Designer Daizi Zheng brings us an interesting concept: a Nokia phone that runs on Coca-Cola. Yes, you read right. It may sound incredible, but it seems this eco-friendly cellphone model really works.The designer has called it Nokia green phone and it works generating electricity through carbohydrates such as the sugar contained in this and other similar drinks. It does not pollute because the end-product of the process is water and oxygen. And to top it all off, Daizi herself assures us that this completely biodegradable battery can last up to 3 and 4 times the normal life of lithium batteries.We'll just have to find out.A new, thief-proof chairWe've already mentioned, on other occasions, a couple of similar ideas that have sprung up in our Community: My Bedside Chair and idea (7813) Purse/Handbag Holder in Restaurants.Chairs for restaurants and other establishments that can hold a purse, bags, or any other personal belonging, keeping it away from bag-snatchers that are ready to take advantage of any distraction.This new chair's name is Stop Thief Chair and is marketed by Danish furniture manufacturer Dan-Form since September. They can be purchased through theirofficial website, in 12 different colors, for 38£.The idea is really just a slight variation made to the seat, that allows us to place any bag or purse under our legs, but I would definitely love to see them at the cafes I go to.Take a seat wherever you like with this portable seatWhat a great idea it would be to always have a seat at hand to sit down and rest, something light and easy to carry. That's just what Dolmen is, this clever seat made of cardboard, which -as always- comes from Japan .It weighs only 360 grams and folds so that it can be carried in a purse or briefcase. Whenever you feel like sitting down and taking a breather, all you need to do is unfold it. For the time being, we can unfortunately only buy it in Japan , for the equivalent of approximately 7.50‚, in 4 different colors.Until it's available elsewhere, we'll just have to sit down and wait.Shave anywhere, whenever you likeSmall, light and simple. This is the perfect razor concept for today's hectic, dynamic life. With this razor you can finally shave anywhere you like.Its name is Carzor and is designed by Kuo Chia Hung. It is a portable razor, the size of a credit card, making it perfect for carrying in a wallet. It comes with two spare blades and, best of all, it includes a small mirror, so that you can shave at any time. It also includes a small filament that gives off scents such as mint, lemon, sandal, ocean or orange to avoid irritation and give some aroma.We saw it in Yanko Design.The suitcase that becomes a scooter. Forget running around the airport. Bhaveet. R. Chudasama®Do you travel frequently and hate having to run down never-ending corridors and terminals? Well, the people at Samsonite have joined forces with Micro Mobility to design this brilliant suitcase calledSamsonite X Micro Mobility Trolley Scooter.It is a suitcase that transforms into an useful and amusing scooter. It takes advantage of the suitcase's two wheels, and the handgrip becomes a handlebar.This is the end of having to run to catch your flight.The 25-dollar incubatorA group of scientists at Embrace havecreated a baby incubator that costs only 25$ and is specifically intended for use in developing countries, where close to 20 million low birth rate and premature babies are born every year.A traditional incubator we might find in any hospital costs over 20,000$, which is far too expensive for a developing economy.Embrace has the appearance of a sleeping bag and is activated with boiling water, it requires no electricity and is covered with a special material that regulates temperature.It can work for approximately four hours, after which it must be reheated. It can even be sterilized and reused.You will find all the information in the official website .Maria Mazariegos from ideas4allThe brilliant idea of the 3-D plugNow this is real genius! Stop for a moment and count how many power strips you have at home. They’re always in the way, are not at all aesthetic, and more often than not, they don’t have enough space for plugs because adaptors are too big for them.This original and, above all, functional design known as Rozektus 3D is the solution to all these problems. Rozektus’ 3D design transforms one plug into five, each on one of the Rozektus faces so that none of the plugs is in the way of others. The concept for this cube-shaped socket was developed by Russian art collective Lebedev Studio.And, best of all, if you only need one socket, it can simply be pushed inside the wall and out of the way.>From what I've managed to find out, it is now available around Europe . Genius!Stop smoking with the E-cigaretteThe electronic cigarette is driven by modern micro-electronic technology, and is not flammable. It consists of a small rechargeable battery and one only safe and replaceable cartridge containing water, propylene, glycol, nicotine, and tobacco aroma. None of these ingredients are considered cancer-causing agents.When inhaling the cigarette, the air flux is detected by a sensor and a microprocessor activates an atomizer which, in turn, injects minute doses of the liquid compound into the air inhaled, producing a kind of vapor that simulates the effect of a real cigarette.The electronic cigarette is an alternative to traditional cigarettes. Smokers will be able to smoke anywhere, in a way that is more advanced and will not disturb other non-smokers. A fine discovery made by vanguard evaporation micro-technology, that works with a simple rechargeable battery.A good idea to help people with limited mobilityWhat you see in this photograph is called Slip Grips . It was designed by Stanton Burns, student of Auburn University (U.S.), and helps people with mobility problems in their everyday activities.Slip Grips allows these persons to carry out simple actions such as write, hold tools and many more movements that can sometimes become an obstacle. This idea will help them become a little more independent.Although it has not yet been marketed, we will surely see it in stores in very little time.Pin anything down without ruining it: Magnetic Push PinsThey're called Magnetic Push Pins and I think they’re a brilliant idea that will save many of us from having to push holes into all those important documents or photos we hang from cork boards and somehow need to keep within view.This invention is based on the simple concept of placing a magnet on a thumbtack. This allows you to pin it anywhere you like, using the magnet to hold whatever you pin, without ruining it.Pajamas that can tell if your baby has a feverThis idea will make life easier for all parents who, sometimes, simply dont understand why their baby is crying, as well as help employees at hospitals and kindergartens at their jobs.These baby's pajamas called Babyglow , designed by Chris Ebejer, show us if our baby has a fever, by changing color when our child's temperature is higher than 37ºC. Parents will instantly realize what is wrong with their baby, and remedy the situation before it worsens.It comes in various colors, but turns white if the child's body temperature becomes higher than normal. The good news is that it is not just a good idea, but is already being sold in the United Kingdom for 20 Euros.BergmÃnch, a bike in your rucksackBhaveet. R. Chudasama®When talking about the idea we are going to present you, maybe we should talk about a bike transforming into a rucksack. In the last years it is very common to come across with novel and original bike designs, and even with contests trying to find the definite bike. All these designs use to share one common point: what is looked for is an urban bike.It is true that bike are the most sustainable transport system known (unless you consider walking to be a transport system); for this reasons, bikes are more than necessary, and all ideas helping to alleviate the problems a bikers encounters in the big city are welcome, like how to park one´s vehicle.I will add some more when I will get it.source:- Brilliant minds at work. - Best email and forwards from around the world

First evidence that e-cig use increases heart attacks, independent of the effect of smoking cigarettesEvery time I have posted a comment on a new study showing that e-cigarettes adversely affect blood vessels and blood in ways that increase risk of a heart attack, a friend and colleague who remains part of the (shrinking) collection of e-cigarette enthusiasts emails me and with the comment that, “if they are so bad where’s the evidence that e-cigarettes increase the risk of a heart attack?”The first evidence just appeared.Using the National Health Interview Survey (NIHS), a large national survey done in the US, Nardos Temesgen and colleagues at George Washington University, found that the odds of a heart attack increased by 42% among people who used e-cigarettes.This increase in risk was on top of the increases in risk due to any smoking that the e-cigarette users were doing. This is a particularly important finding because most e-cigarette users are dual users who keep on smoking at the same time that they use e-cigarettes. What this means is that dual use of e-cigarettes with cigarettes is substantially more dangerous than smoking alone.The assumption of most people – including me – has been that e-cigarette use would not add much risk to cigarettes. That is not the case. E-cigarette use increases the risk of a heart attack about as much as having diabetes.The work also controlled for a wide range of confounding variables. In addition, the risks associated with other factors (like smoking, diabetes, and high blood pressure) in this study were similar to those established in earlier work. This fact strengthens the conclusions that e-cigarettes represent an independent cause of heart attacks.The abstract of the study, “A cross sectional study reveals an association between electronic cigarette use and myocardial infarction,” is available here.Heart Problem with E.DHere is the abstract:Background: E-cigarettes (E-cigarettes) have grown in popularity as an alternative to traditional cigarettes especially among consumers who want to reduce the risk of morbidity and mortality associated with smoking. Nonetheless, a recent study showed both E-cigarettes and traditional cigarettes cause an increase in oxidative stress and endothelial dysfunction, however this effect is less pronounced with E-cigarettes. Currently, there is a limited study that shows the impact of E-cigarette in the cardiovascular system. Therefore, data from the 2014 National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) was used to evaluate the effect of E-cigarettes on the cardiovascular system, specifically the effect on myocardial infarction (MI).Methods: Analysis of the 2014 National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) database was performed to examine the effect of E-cigarettes on MI. Initially, subjects were assigned to one of two groups: those with a history of MI and those without a history of MI. The t-test and chi-square test were subsequently applied to compare the different demographics and health characteristics between these two groups. A logistic regression model was then used to measure the association between E-cigarettes and history of MI. Data was adjusted for multiple risk factors for MI including age, gender, race, body mass index, income, the status of smoking cigarettes, and history of hypertension, diabetes, and hypercholesterolemia.Results: A total of 35,156 subjects were included in the final logistic model. This model showed that increasing age (OR, 1.04; pConclusions: Our findings indicate that Electronic cigarette use, when adjusted for other risk factors, is associated with a 42 % increased odds of myocardial infarction. This increase in odds is consistent regardless of traditional cigarette smoking history. More studies are needed to further assess this risk.

Last December I left a job managing the largest sales territory ($37M) for Altria Group. Altria Group is one of the most iconic CPG companies of all time, and held the trophy for highest ROI stock of all-time.I was particularly proud to have had 16 years of education culminate in a sales job of that caliber. You see, I was homeschooled for my first 7 years of school. I felt like I was playing catch-up socially for a decade.Over my two and a half years with the company, I grew bitter about the job. In case you’re not familiar with Altria, they are the parent company of Philip Morris USA, US Smokeless Tobacco, John Middleton Cigars, and some e-vapor companies.I always felt tobacco should be illegal. However, I was able to look past my personal stances for the compensation. I reasoned that I was outvoted— that this was the result of democracy & capitalism.Over my tenure with the company, my perspective changed.While management raved about a future of healthier alternatives, it became clear to me this was not their intention. Altria lobbied the FDA to set Pre Market Tobacco Application standards that made it almost impossible for e-vapour companies to start-up, and even survive. A $500,000 review process would be required for any new variation of flavour/size, any new device, and any new part. Now they were the only ones who could afford nationwide distribution, and pushed an intentionally unsatisfying product.Juul developed an incredibly satisfying alternative product. It uses salt base nicotine rather than freebase, so the buzz hits you like a real cigarette. Electronic cigarettes are far and away the most effective smoking cessation tecnique. I suspect this is especially true for Juul. Altria never seemed interested in acquiring Juul and helping America move away from combustion. Instead they sued Juul for hundreds of millions of dollars over a weak trademark infringement case. Juul is now valued at $15.9B.Altria touts their efforts to bring the combustion-free, highly acclaimed iQos device to the United States. I suspect they are intentionally dragging their feet in execution, so they can tell investors and the FDA they can be trusted.They fight dirty when it comes to fighting excise tax increases. I wouldn’t see this so negatively if I didn’t already feel strong convictions listed in the bullet points above. It was clear the company’s intention was not to allow any healthier alternatives thrive in the marketplace until they were forced to, and then they would continue to monopolize.I felt like a sell-out for choosing compensation over values. Still, as I considered other employment prospects, I couldn’t think of many corporations I felt were doing more good than harm.As these issues wore on me, I knew I probably wouldn’t be able to stay much longer. I began putting more effort in my affiliate blogs to generate outside cash flow.The first two weeks after leaving, I was on cloud 9. I was going to take a year off. Skate by on my blog income.It didn’t take long before depression set-in. I felt I had lost my identity in the world. I left behind an easy, well-paying job to ‘find something meaningful to consume my time.’I still wasn’t doing anything meaningful. I was writing about how to make money feeding people’s desire to acquire material goods, all in the pursuit of establishing the status they desire.I was lonely while everyone else was at work, so I started sleeping in until the afternoon so I could start my days with three hours at the office, followed by happy hours with friends.That didn’t solve my problems. Now I was just lonely at night, with a small drinking problem.Note: This story is concluded with an excerpt from another answer of mine, Zach Pinnell's answer to How did you hustle your way out of a 9-5?“What am I meant to do for 40 hours a week, every week, for the rest of my life?”I asked myself this daily.Hell, I asked myself this question every 15 minutes when I was awake and not busy. It ate away at my soul.It wasn’t the first time in my life I had faced this question. But now that I had experienced firsthand the inability of money would solve a lack of purpose, I had less hope that I would ever figure this out.I signed up for the LSAT because I knew I was good at standardized tests. Maybe going to law school was a goal that would give me purpose.More than anything, I just wanted to escape that burning question that kept returning to my mind. When I wasn’t studying for the LSAT, I was playing video games competitively with these friends or drinking with those friends.These activities shelved my impending identity crisis for hours at a time. But, anytime I had to be alone with nothing occupying my mind, all the stress of figuring out who I was and what I was meant to do would return en masse.I decided I would return home to live with my parents. Then I wouldn’t have to be alone with my thoughts, it wouldn’t be so easy to continue the drinking habit I was building, and maybe I could even patch up some relationship issues with my parents that I had caused during high school and college.Shortly before I returned to St. Louis, I was at the WeWork desk I had been renting for the last 8 months. I was catching up on politics when one of the community managers walked a new member into the room to show him his desk.I promptly introduced myself and did my best to make him feel welcome.We exchanged pleasantries, and told each other what we did. Joe explained that he left a sales job at a biotech company last year, and had done $250k in sales on his own in the remaining months of the year.He showed me the massive lists of email addresses he had compiled and reached out to cold, as well as a long list of phone numbers with the majority crossed out.To say I was inspired would be an understatement. This guy had built a crazy good business off of blood, sweat and tears.One by one he would email or call the most accomplished researchers in America. A couple times a week, he would get a big order.I showed him some tools and processes he could use to scale his hustle up. He told me about all of the things he wished he could be doing with search, e-commerce, and paid ads but didn’t have the capacity or know-how to do.So, we agreed to work together.A couple days later, I was neck deep in cell culture research trying to catch myself up to speed. It was incredibly challenging. I had to learn enough to be able to provide value to MD’s in a very narrow but important part of their research.Oftentimes, the greatest variable in their researchIn the following months, I showed Joe how to scale his emails to thousands per week. I showed him how to ensure compliance with CANSPAM, and how to protect the reputation of his domain. I showed him how to identify which of those recipients would be receptive to a phone call instead of calling all of them.Now Joe has a process for outreach that is almost as good as printing cash. On our best campaign, we did $40,000 in revenue from an email sequence to 400 recipients. When we called the most receptive recipients at the end of the sequence, we doubled that number.After conquering the cold outreach, Joe and I have moved on to even more challenging opportunities. For instance, how can you sell high dollar cell culture products to researchers with Instagram?Yes, that actually works. Last week we received 5 figure orders from two different Yale lanoratories. They both found us on Instagram.Since meeting Joe, in March, I’ve picked up 6 more clients and hired 2 full-time employees to complement me in the skills that I lack.It hasn’t been easy. The markets we’re in started totally foreign to us, and we’ve had many sleepless nights trying to put ourselves in a position to provide value to the clients’ target audiences.Many agencies will avoid work like that because it’s just too damn complex. We want to specialize in it.You see, I still have a lot to learn. But I’ve made tremendous strides toward ‘finding my purpose’ just by seeking out challenging work.There is something so satisfying about delivering results in niches that are so complicated. We are doing work that we can be proud of, and that’s what’s saved me from this rumination over ‘finding my purpose’.I escaped the 9 to 5 at just 24 years old and guess what? It wasn’t everything it was cracked up to be. Depression and an identity crisis ensued pretty quickly.Social media is constantly selling this pipe dream of ‘escaping the 9 to 5’ on a pedestal. It makes us feel bad about our own situation, which most of us should feel very grateful for.Don’t be fooled.Figure out what you can do for the world that makes you proud, do it, and be grateful.