Some Inventions Including with Smart Keys (wireless electonic keys, especially for cars).

 1. GPS for Smart Keys. So, that with your cell phone GPS you can track down your Smart Key, or if your smart key is in your car you can display a GPS on your car screen that will show where your phone is. 

2. An physical Smart Key (or cell phone key see #3) expansion that can be used as a weapon for stabbing. For example, I visit homes where I don't always know where I'm going and can be around unsafe people, or in unsafe places, such that I might need a ready-weapon. It is suggested was suggested in my MA state HMK training modules that I carry a car key protruding from a relaxed fist in case I need to make a fist with it and use it as a weapon for dealing in unsafe areas. So, a Smart Key is still Smart because an you shouldn't need have to place a key in the ignition and turn it to turn a car on, but having a ready key-like weapon available can sometimes make a lot of sense that you can easily fit in the palm of your hand. 

3. Ultimately, a three in one would be best, where you phone is your Smart Key with a weapon. And, your car can be unlocked by a code if you don't have your cell phone, or have lost it, such that you can use your car's GPS to find your cell phone.

4. A residential GPS to determine where items in your house or property are with GPS units.

Invention – Multilingual Dictionary Program With All Definitions in English

This one occurred to me while I was playing Scrabble.  That is, I know of many words from other languages that I could often use to make a great play on a Scrabble board.  However, it is such that these kind of words are slowly entering the English language.  One year they may not be in an English dictionary, the next year they might be.  This creates quite a state of confusion for me as a Scrabble player, as the English language evolves to become inclusive of more and more words.  Therefore, I suggest making a multilingual dictionary computer program (if it has not already been done).  We need to face it, the end of adding new words or borrowing words to my language is seemingly without end.  It’s time we buck the trend rather than playing the guessing game so as to see if a word is a real word or not.  Thus, though it may be too big to put on a shelf as a paperback book, one could easily fit such a massive comprehensive dictionary into a reasonably sized computer program.