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Lookback: First automobile ever built found in Spring Lake shed

Whatever is left of the carriage may still be in Spring Lake, experts say.

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Cyclone Power Technologies to be Lead Sponsor and Presenter at International Steam Power Conference

Cyclone Power Technologies Inc. , developer of the all-fuel, clean-tech Cyclone Engine, announced that it will be the lead sponsor and presenter at the first annual technical conference of the Steam Automobile Club of America and the International Association for the Advancement of Steam Power .

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The world's first mobile? How an Ohio inventor was having conversations in his car in 1920

Philadelphia inventor W W McFarlane created a telephone from a 'transceiver' box and three sections of stovepipe in 1920, which worked in cars at a distance of 500 yards.

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Build Group Breaks Ground on First Solumbria Project

The San Francisco based design/build contractor to install the industry’s first adaptable array system at Veterans Affairs Hospital in Martinez, California.San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) January 31, 2012 Build Group, Inc. (http://www.buildgc.com) today announced that the company has broken ground on .504 MW of solar parking lot canopy structure for long time client REC Solar, Inc. at the Veterans ...

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8 Inventions That Made Our Lives Easier

These inventions in the fields of finance, healthcare, technology, food and energy have greatly improved our standard of living.

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The EPA has finally realized that automakers have done their own successful science -- for decades.

To the average reader, one story McClatchy published on January 11 would seem like a minor one, with no "hot buttons" to keep it in circulation. The story concerned nothing more serious than the fact that the Environmental Protection Agency had agreed to allow Anchorage, Alaska, to drop its vehicle emissions-testing program, first put in place in 1985. That's when, according to the article ...

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