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The UCCS professor invented sleep hat to fight insomnia

A professor at the University of Colorado invented a hat that can fight insomnia. The hat, called Sleep Shepherd, works by slowing brain activity naturally with a pulsating tone that can induce sleep.

Handy Smart Wallet EKSTER Secures Belongings & Recharges Mobile Battery

Ekster, the calf leather built smart wallet, introduced by Kickstarter, Phorce appointed marketing agent, is witnessing a huge customer demand due to its unique features which include securing preserved cards through wi-fi, GPS tracking of lost device, super power storage capability as well as recharging to other devices.

"Grow" your Own Artwork on Paper with Living Ink Technologies' Algae Ink

Living Ink Technologies have created a pen whose ink is created from algae. The designed created by the pen only appear after a few days in the sun.

The Digitize Box, Shotbox Tabletop Photo Light Studio, Was Launched On Kickstarter

Aaron Johnson had launched a digitized studio box suitable with the use of smartphones and tablets on Kickstarter. The campaign of the project needs to raised $50, 000 until August 28.

CrowdJustice wants Crowdfunding to become a public interest litigation

CrowdJustice, founded bu Julia Salasky will bring crowdfunding to pubic interest litigation. Sites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo were successful in this field, inspiring CrowdJustice to step up.

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Walmart Clinic Shutdowns Could Cost You More Than You Think

Walmart declared on April 30 that its virtual healthcare service would be discontinued, and all 51 Walmart Health facilities in five states would dissolve.

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Homeowners Insurance Rates Jump 15% as Insurers Flee Wildfire Risk

Millions of Americans are finding it increasingly difficult to maintain homeowners insurance, especially if they reside in one of the nation's rising numbers of places that are vulnerable to natural catastrophes.

IRS Issues Larger Tax Refunds With 2.2% Increase: Here Are Smart Spending Tips to Use Your Additional $75

According to the most current IRS data, the typical taxpayer receives a $2,852 refund, which is $75 higher than the previous year. So, what should you do with that cash?