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NewsHydrogen power on the go
July 27, 2007 Trulite develops a portable hydrogen-powered generator. It's not enough to power your house, but it can recharge power tools or run a laptop.Photo: Trulite's generator -
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Portable, trash-powered generator ready for deployment
February 2, 2007 Purdue scientists build eco-friendly generator for military; device is fueled by waste, including paper, plastic, cardboard and food. Photo: Trash transformer -
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ReviewsGauntlet (Xbox 360)
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ReviewsHugo: The Evil Mirror (Game Boy Advance)
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Pint-size hydro power on tap
October 24, 2007 Start-up Rentricity designs a generator that brings hydroelectric power down to size for cites and towns. -
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Generate random names random name generator softwa 2
Generate random first names, last names, and lists of random names.
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Going aloft for wind power
January 4, 2007 The wind industry is best known for propeller-based turbines. But some inventors believe kites and balloons can capture wind power as well.Images: 'Flying' wind generators -
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Grand Coulee Dam: A staggering production
June 27, 2006 At the source of power for much of the Pacific Northwest, amazement at what man can build--and sadness at the costs. Photos: A view of Grand Coulee -
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SubmissionSoft 7.0.0.1
Submit your Web site to search engines, directories and FFA link pages automatically. -
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Portable power from trash
June 22, 2007 AgriPower has developed a "virtual landfill" system that can produce electricity and heat by burning anything from nuts to old tires. Photo: Energizing trash -
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