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In September 2008, we posted about how Google wanted to pay you to change the world with their annual contest “Project 10 to the 100th”. The contest invited participants to develop something that would make the world a better place, by answering the question “What would help most?” Last year’s pick was the Hippo Water Roller. On March 17th, a new handful of brilliant minds will have the chance to see their creations change the world.

One inventor, Chad Maglaque of Seattle, has developed a rooftop wind turbine that has the potential to generate enough energy to light part of your home. You might one day be able to buy this device right off the shelf at Costco. You can read up further on Chad’s green energy creation here or watch the video below.

This weekend starting at 10am Saturday, the brilliant minds of the Emerald City are coming together for 24hours at Mind Camp Seattle 5.0. From what I can take of it, its very similar to the open source networking order of Bar Camp. Being based in Vancouver, we will try our best to to attend and get a feel for what our friends in Seattle are up to.

If things work out well, we may even find ourselves at the Seahawks game on Sunday.