My Free Inventions - Everything You Need to Know about Inventions and Inventing

Inventions and inventing have shaped the course of human history. From groundbreaking technological advancements to life-changing medical discoveries, inventions have revolutionized how we live, work, and interact. Inventors possess the unique ability to identify problems, conceive creative solutions, and bring new ideas to life. Their contributions have transformed industries, improved lives, and continue to inspire future generations.

How to Attract a Waiter’s Attention in a Restaurant – The Best Way!

June 11, 2012 by Brian2 Comments

Have you ever been in a busy, crowded, restaurant and had difficulty in attracting the attention of a waiter? Have you ever been sat waiting at a table ready to order and watched the waiter attending to another customer who arrived much later than you?

Have you ever been in a small restaurant (or a large restaurant when it wasn’t so busy) and had the waiter or waiters hovering around your table, constantly asking if you would like anything, or asking how your meal is, especially when you just want a little privacy to have a nice quiet meal with your partner. Read more . . .

What Causes Kicks and Bad or Heavy Contacts in Snooker?

February 12, 2012 by Brian

Anyone who has watched snooker or played snooker will be familiar with the problem of kicks and bad contacts which occur sometimes when one ball makes contact with another; cue to object.

Sometimes the object ball jumps into the air a few millimetres, sometimes the pace is taken out of the cue ball, and sometimes, the object ball goes off at an unintended angle. Also, I notice that my friends seem to get a lot of kicks just prior to missing easy shots ;-) This aspect of the phenomenon may also be worthy of further scientific investigation. Read more . . .

Match Fishing Electronic Peg Draw System – Pegmaster

February 7, 2012 by Brian

How to allocate (draw) peg numbers to match anglers efficiently, fairly and quickly, at multiple ongoing venues throughout a season. Particularly at larger venues and also when certain pegs are unfishable (perhaps due to flooding) and have to removed from the draw. Current methods do work OK and include; writing peg numbers on small pieces of paper and drawing them from a hat or cloth bag, also the same process using numbered tokens. However, it can be time consuming and fiddly to write out fresh numbered pieces of paper for every new venue. Read more . . .