You Invent It...We Protect It

In case you didn’t know, August is National Inventors’ Month . Cy Tymony, author of "Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things", "Sneakier Uses for Everyday Things" and coming in October of 2007, "Sneakiest Uses for Everyday Things", joins Steve and Jillian as we celebrate this special month for inventors.
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Cy Tymony who is often referred to as “McGyver” shares amazing his uses for everyday products. In his books he explains that Milk can be turned into plastic; FM radios can be used to eavesdrop on aircraft broadcasts, you can make a radio from a penny, you can reveal counterfeit currency with a magnet, learn how to make a compass without a magnet, make a boomerang with a bookmark, start fire with water, make boats from milk cartons, and so much more.
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Inquisitive listeners from around the country emailed questions to Cy such as “What was your First Invention?” and “What was the invention you created to repel school yard bullies?”
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Health is so important to us, especially oral health. That must be why in 1921 G. C. Purdy created the exercising device for your gums. This device consists of a string attached to a spring. Wiith the use a retainer type mouthpiece, you connect the spring to the wall or another person and exercise back and forth. Steve’s next wacky patent is also regarding oral health. It is a little device that can tell if you have inserted your oral apparatus and reminds you if you have not.