"On The Go"
Karl Benz, the German mechanical engineer who designed this locomotive product in 1885
a car
On a summer day in 1827, Joseph Nicephore Niepce created one these to help capture the moments of life
a Camera
Louise Austin invented this "Cutting Edge" tool
Scissors
James Naismith was the Canadian physical education instructor who invented this "Dunking Instrument" in 1891
a Basketball
The movie "Social Network" was based on this invention by Harvard computer science student Mark Zuckerberg and his classmates.
Invented by Garrett Morgan, this multicolored device controls traffic.
a traffic light
Built by Jacob Perkins in 1834, this household device prevents us from "Milk Gone Bad"
a Refrigerator
French chemist Nicolas Conte developed and patented the process used to make this Graphite based supply
a Pencil
Alexander Cartwright "Hits the Base" we he invented this American sport in 1845
Baseball
@Jack Dorsey started this network in 2006, named after the "Sound of a Bird"
In 1894, Rudolf Diesel invented this auto-part
Diesel Engine
Willis Haviland Carrier, also known as "the Father of Cool" invented this cooling device.
an Air conditioner
This natural rubber, animal bones, fish, starch, milk protein or casein based supply makes it all "Stick Together"
Glue
Tiger Woods is NOT the inventor of this sport, but plays it well.
Golf
This everyday used device is used to "Surf the Web"
a Computer
On December 17, 1903, Orville and Wilbur Wright, also known as the Wright Brothers,invented wings in the sky, also known as this
an Airplane
On August 31, 1830 engineer, Edwin Beard Budding inventing this grass cutting device
a Lawn Mower
Around 1885, Edwin Binney, and C. Harold Smith invented these assorted color drawing utensils
Crayons
Started in 1879 by Walter Camp at Yale University, this American sport derived from the English game of Rugby
football
Alexander Graham Bell invented one of the first of these
a Telephone
In 1951, German Walter Linderer and American John Hedrik invented These gas-inflated cushions built into the steering wheel
an Airbag
Earle Dickson invented this "Blood Stopper" in 1921 when his wife Josephine Dickson was always cutting her fingers in the kitchen while preparing food
a Band-Aid
In 1885, William Seward Burroughs filed his first patent for this mathematics machine
a Calculator
Joseph Hudson invented this device used by police officers to dog trainers to Referees
a Whistle
The first one of this electronic appeared in Japan in November, 1996, which allow films to play other than inside the theaters.
a DVD Player