Pete's BLOG-Day 26,440. Future inventions - unbelievable

Today is Tuesday, April 9, 2013. My stats today: 10 minutes of yoga, 10 minutes on the ball, and 37 minutes of walking = 2.0 miles for and April total of 18.5 miles. My weight was 161.4 pounds.

Inspiring QUOTE from Haruki Murakami: "If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking."

My THOUGHTS  today are from the latest Reader's Digest. I read a very thought-provoking article about inventions in the making that could/will change our life.
- New paint for roadways that will change color to warn of dangerous road conditions.
- A $279,000 flying car to park in your driveway. It has foldable wings to fit in your garage, goes 115 mph, and requires a pilot's license. Inventor expects to start selling them next year.
- Toro's wireless moisture sensors turn on your sprinkler system when they detect a dry lawn.
- A smart bed that makes itself. From Spain this bed will have a remote that will have  mechanical arms to straighten sheets and pillows automatically in less than a minute.
- Candy where you can eat everything - including the wrapper.
- We could be washing clothes without water. The waterless ORBIT washing machine blasts clothing with dry ice to remove dirt and produce clean, dry clothes in a matter of minutes.
- The HAPIfork monitors your food intake and vibrates to indicate that you should slow down or stop eating. The cost in $99.00.
- Forget your computer password. A scientist at Texas State University in San Marcos, is creating a log-in system that identifies people by the way their eyes flicker. Like finger prints, no two people have the same gaze pattern. Your stare could be your strongest security measure.