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story of a windmill innovator, 1937–why does time move so slowly in some parts

 http://host.madison.com/ct/business/cross_country/article_4b443b5d-5d4e-5e83-a29a-772b4c24ce1d.html Cross Country: Windmills are signs of earlier time on farm Story Discussion Image (12) Font Size: Default font size Larger font size JOHN F. ONCKEN | Correspondent for The Capital Times | Posted: Thursday, May 6, 2010 3:00 pm | No Comments Posted This 80-foot windmill is a landmark at the Vincent and Virginia Meinholz farm…

Salad spinner the latest innovation in anemia: students creating analogic innovation

 http://chealth.canoe.ca/channel_health_news_details.asp?news_id=30729&news_channel_id=131&channel_id=131 Salad spinner the latest innovation in anemia Provided by: QMI Written by: QMI Agency May. 3, 2010 Two Texas university students are hoping their small changes to a salad spinner will help save lives. Rice University students Lila Kerr and Lauren Theis modified the device, normally used to dry lettuce, so it acts as…

when will India wake up?

White House Offers $1 Million Innovation Prize The Department of Commerce’s i6 Challenge will award cash to entrepreneurs who find innovative ways to commercialize new technology. By Elizabeth Montalbano  InformationWeek  May 3, 2010 04:10 PM  The Obama administration is offering up to $1 million in prize money to entrepreneurs that can come up with innovative ways…

just for an acre of biodiversity

Just for an acre of biodiversity With several trillion dollars being invested in the infrastructural development in the country in the coming few years, it is inevitable that huge land mass would come under urban and industrial use.  While environmental clearance is mandatory for all such projects, the silent death of all the biodiversity in…