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This commercial was a display of life and how our mothers impact us. I was surprised with how touching it was by the end if the video.

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Cool Ads - Best of 2012 - (P&G) Procter & Gamble - Best Job - HD

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Cool Ads - Best of 2012 A commercial for Procter & Gamble. An Emmy Award winner as the best spot of the 2012. Agency: Wieden + Kennedy Director: Alejandro González Iñárritu

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Back in the 1960's, Stan Mikita was playing

in the NHL for the Chicago Blackhawks. He

was the first player ever to use a curved

stick, and thus changed the entire stick building \

industry.

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Disruptive Innovation

Netflix has not only changed the way we live our life (because lets face it, most of us spend half our time on it), it has also brought movie stores and dvd's to a near end. It is no longer needed to go in and buy/rent a movie when we have the option of doing so for free, right on our very own T.V.

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Commercial flight was a disruptive innovation to the travel

industry; it almost completely took away the passenger train

service and boat service. Amtrak still exists, and yes, there are

cruise ships, but airplanes are a quicker way of travel.

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Meta - Space-glasses: Are like Google Glass, but so many times better. The best part is that you can go and buy them today for the price of the I pad Air.

Netflix, although nice to have and to use is a terribly disruptive innovation, because it wastes so much time that should be spent doing homework. It is slowly puting movier rental places out of bussness.

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Disruptive innovation:

Zappos because instead of waiting for 7 day shipping

from a normal store, you can go to Zappos and get the

same product, maybe cheaper and get free shipping that will

come quicker than an average store.

Who wouldn't want free shipping that comes quicker?

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Creative Innovation:

Wanelo: It's an app on my iPhone kind of

like pinterest except you can actually buy the stuff

right on the website. It's creative because you don't

have to go to each of the different websites to find

stuff, instead you can just look at it all from the

same site or app!

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A disruptive innovation is Netflix. Having this around always distracts me from doing my work.

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Something very creative is the self healing target. It works well and takes a lot of shots. This way you can reuse the target over and over.The creativivity to think of this is tremendous. You would have to be creative to make that material.

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Do-All Outdoors Blast Back Steel Target Review

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Reactive Bouncing Target - Do All Outdoors - CheaperThanDirt!

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Initially created for training US Marine Corps snipers, the targets jump and move with each hit making accurate range estimation crucial. Constructed of space age self-healing polymer, the "dancing ball, hot box, top hat" are able to withstand over 1000 rounds of rifle ammunition from .22 on up to .50 caliber.

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The NIKE commercial that showcased the new NBA Christmas Day jerseys was creative because they also played jingle bells

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The three point line was a creative

innovation in basketball. It add another

layer to the game and has become a

major part of players game and the

league as a whole.

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It was no one special, just an average nurse, who was this person's inspiration for becoming a CNA. When this kid was hospitalized for three weeks as a child, they made a smart remark about how that hotel was horrible. They stuck things in them and there wasn't even a chocolate on their pillow. Then, every night after that while they were there, that nurse went in there and put a chocolate on their pillow, so it would be there when they woke up. That's pretty awesome.

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An example of disruptive innovation is Oregon's spread offense. Chip Kelly started their fast paced offense and it has caught on at baylor and with Chip in the NFL with the Eagles.

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The triangle offense was a disruptive innovation in the NBA. Tex Winter started their methodical offense. It allows the offense to be free and creative while still allowing the coach to maintain control.

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Disruptive Innovation

Elvis Presley's dance moves altered people's ideals drastically. The world of provocative dancing sprung up because of him, and many people didn't like him because of it.

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An interesting innovation is Google Docs.

We are now able to work on the same project

at the same time on different computers

with a partner. Makes things a lot more

convenient!

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Wolfram Alpha is one of the most creative inventions that I have worked with. It revolutionized my idea of math homework. The creator, and designers are some seriously creative people to make something like this work.

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Disruptive Innovation

Amazon is an example of disruptive innovation. You can usually buy things off of amazon way cheaper than going to the store. So most people don't even buy many things from the store. Causing it to be disruptive to the stores.

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There is a never ending supply of creative ideas on Pinterest. I use it to help get ideas for literally everything from outfits to artsy stuff to my future wedding and house.

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The mass produced automobile is an excellent example of disruptive innovation. It completely changed the way people travel and provided a much more affordable and efficent way to travel.

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I think a good example of disruptive innovation would be the built-in cameras on smartphones. I remember in middle school I wanted my own camera so bad. Now that I have an iPhone, having a camera seems unnecessary. I can't remember the last time I took a picture with an actual camera.

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This MIT prank is very creative and took quite a bit of skill. Students at MIT disassembled and reassembled a campus police car and placed it on the roof. To pull of this prank it took a large amount of creativity and collaboration. This prank also required some out of the box thinking and it makes your average prank seem pretty mediocre.

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Location: The ``Great Dome'' (Building 10)
Date: Monday May 9, 1994 (The last day of classes)

Throughout the years, one of the favorite sites of hacks has been the ``Great Dome,'' the large classical dome that sits atop Building 10. In May of 1994, inspired hackers created what might just become one of the most famous Dome hacks of all time, by placing what appeared to be a real MIT Campus Police cruiser on top of the dome, complete with flashing lights.

The car turned out to be the outer metal parts of a Chevrolet Cavalier attached to a multi-piece wooden frame, all carefully assembled on the roof over the course of one night. The hackers paid special attention to detail. Not only had the Chevy been painted to look just like a Campus Police car from all sides, but a dummy dressed up as a police officer sat within, with a toy disc gun and a box of donuts. The car, numbered ``pi,'' also sported a pair of fuzzy dice, the license number ``IHTFP,'' an MIT Campus Police parking ticket (``no permit for this location''), and a yellow diamond-shaped sign on the back window proclaiming ``I break for donuts.''

People first began noticing the hack early in the morning, just before sunrise, when passers by spotted the flashing lights on top of the building.

Local people, reporters, and camera crews began to gather around 8, smiling, talking, taking pictures, and just generally watching as MIT Physical Plant began the slow dismantling of the car. Several helicopters even came to look, circling close around the Great Dome.

By 10 a.m., the car was gone --- but not from the public's eye, for the media took care of the rest. Not only did the local TV stations air footage of the car --- some of which later wound up on national news --- but the AP story (available on the Web to MIT people via Athena) spread to newspapers around the globe, from California to Korea and even Israel. If the hack's goal was to amuse and entertain --- the purpose of the vast majority of hacks at MIT --- this hack was among MIT's most successful.

Here at MIT, students also seemed to appreciate the hack. On Monday evening, a slide at the Lecture Series Committe (LSC) movie read ``MISSING: one white and blue patrol car. If found, call x3-1212.'' The number is, of course, the local number for the MIT Campus Police.

As an interesting side note, though the television broadcasts reported a wailing police siren in addition to the lights, witnesses at the site insist that there was no such sound.

More pictures of the CP Car on the Great Dome Additional Information
Top of the IHTFP Hack Gallery

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Disruptive Innovaton: Pandora, it allows people to listen to whatever radio they want and they can even create your own! All for free.

Interesting Innovation: A see through toaster so you can see when your toast is done!

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Disruptive innovation

I love my phone but in a way, a phone can be looked at as a disruptive innovation. It practicly made sending letters obsolete. Now the postal service is cutting back and laying off people because not enough people are mailing letters.

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YouTube its self is creative. It takes a genius to set up something where people could share their videos with the world and make money. It has become a fixture in some peoples daily life.

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This target and click stick pro tool will guarantee you to be in the bulls eye in the second shot with any gun with a scope. Pretty amazing tool that saves time and money!

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Slammer Hunting Innovations "TomCat Target System"

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When email became popular, snail mail letters became extinct because it was so slow. The email system allowed people to send virtual letter back and forth in such little time.

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Disruptive Innovation

Amazon's new drones that can deliver packages within a half an hour can definitely be described as disruptive, after a while, we might not need any UPS or FedEx delivery people anymore. It could get so far to that one day everything can be brought to your door that same day by a drone.

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This guys' friends pulled off an insane prank to convince him not to drink and drive anymore. Pretty dang creative I'd say!

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Disruptive innovation :

Chocolate chip cookies: One day someone accidentally got chocolate in their cookies and bam, the most delicious thing ever was created.

Mechanical anesthesiologist: Apparently their is a machine that can do an anesthesiologists' job cheaper. Used for low-medium sedation.

Interesting innovation:

Apparently some cancers' (like non-Hodgkins lymphoma) uncontrolled growth has been linked to the protein, BTK. When patients were given BTK blocking drugs, it stopped growth without harming anything else.

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This trick play took some major creativity, possibly a little bit of insanity. Either way, it's something that took some crazy thinking.

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Miley Cyrus just thinks that she owns the wrecking ball. She's been outdone in Sherwood, Oregon, where the local high school football team is co-opting the name for one of the most unique and entertaining two-point conversion plays in history. Meet the Wrecking Ball, football edition. Sherwood High (Sherwood, Ore.)

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An example of a disruptive innovation was the modern washing machine. Their widespread use destroyed the previous cleaning industry.

Another example of creativity is the use of synthetic materials to create artificial tissues for cells to grow into.

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With more and more people getting smart phones, it has reduced the use of land lines in some households. Cellphones are becoming more convenient and you can always have them on the go. More towers are being put up to increase cellphone service, which could at some point eliminate the need for land lines all together.

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An great innovation in basketball has been "The Gun", which is a machine that rebounds your ball for you and passes it back to you.

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With 1:1 happening this year, it has replaced some of the old ways of teaching. Especially in the elementary and middle school with the kids all having access to an iPad. More projects and assignments are web based. It has reduced the use of textbooks and even computer labs.

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Wikipedia allows people to access information fast and free without a hassle. It was a disruptive innovation.

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A disruptive innovation in the NFL was the incorporation of the wildcat offense by the Miami Dolphins. This offense had a running back in at quarterback and took the NFL by storm until defenses learned to adjust

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Ronnie Brown & Ricky Williams Interview Wildcat

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Auburn Tigers Football Ronnie Brown Tribute

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SMS has allowed people to talk

24/7 with not actually being on the

phone. Thus phone calls are rare,

especially for millennials.

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The Hunger games trilogy was ingenious. To create these books Suzanne Collins had to be extremely creative. This is another great example of creativity.

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Skype provided free face to face video conversations for free. This killed the cell phone/land line business because people did a lot less calling and more skyping for free

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In Superbowl XL, the Steelers ran a reverse to Antwaan Randle El, who then threw a touchdown to Hines Ward. This play was really creative, and I will never forget it.

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Hines Ward Announces Retirement Full Video

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The Antwaan Randle El Touchdown Pass in Super Bowl XL

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I dont pay to watch Football anymore get it free here. http://freefootballtv.info

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The Lebron James "Training Day" commercial for NIKE was genius. Everything that went into it was perfect. It is one of those commercials that people dont forget. It is a prime example of creativity, and excellent advertising.

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As a coach, watching the last

ten minutes of this game totally

changed how I thought of offense. This play calling is the very definition of creative.

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Craziest Football Game EVER Boise State Vs. Oklahoma

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I paid $400 for this waayy back in 2002. I didn't

know it at the time, but this little device would destroy

the record world as I knew it for 25 years. That's disruptive innovation.