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Langley Park Boys and Girls Club leader to present “1001 Black Inventions The …
Washington Post Next month, Greenfair “Brother” Moses III will portray a child in his new theater production of “1001 Black Inventions The Musical.” Most other days, he plays the role of father and mentor at the Langley Park Boys and Girls Club in Hyattsville. Moses … |
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Top 10 inventions from the Syracuse area: A look back
Syracuse.com In a typical day, you might drive home from the dentist's office, grab a few slices of bread to make a sandwich, kick off your shoes and sit down to watch a basketball game. But in the process, did you realize you just used half a dozen inventions from … |
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Celebrate Nikola Tesla's Birthday By Remembering All Of His Awesome Inventions
Huffington Post Ever wonder where the electric car company Tesla got it's name? Nikola Tesla invented the AC motor in 1888. The Tesla Roadster's motor is a direct descendant of Nikola Tesla's original invention. Tesla was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of … Helios Entertainment Releases eBook Version of Nikola Tesla-Inspired Graphic … PSA: New York Hall of Science's Nikola Tesla exhibit opens today 157 years since birth of Nikola Tesla |
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Green Inventions: 10 Hot Eco-Innovations That Could Change The Planet …
Huffington Post … have appeared over the past decade that showcase the bright green future ahead? Lights that last nearly 30 years? Green burials? Take a look at some of the most innovative green inventions in recent history, and let us know of any others in the … HuffPo's Best Green Innovations List |
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Kitchen inventions quiz
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Without these advancements, we'd still be toasting bread over a fire and reheating our coffee in a saucepan on the stove. But how much do you know about these inventions and products you see, or use yourself, every day? Test your knowledge here. |
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101 Inventions that Changed the World exhibit opens at Leonardo
Deseret News The inventions, selected by a panel of experts from science centers around the world, are described as “historical punctuation points in our story that explore not only the inventions themselves, but also suggest the reasoning behind their development … |