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• Solyndra gets first U.S. solar loan
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• Specter shifts stance to oppose card check

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• AAMA releases new document on static water test pressures in non-hurricane regions

NGA’s newest e-mail publication will deliver step-by-step auto glass removal and replacement instructions for the latest model-year vehicles, in addition to details on the newest auto glass products available, directly to technicians’ e-mail boxes twice a month. Details.

The hard facts are cold. Things just aren't the same.That's why it's time to raise some "Keynes." Gotta admit ... Keynes got it right when he coined the term "Animal Spirits." You know, that lively term that captures how human decisions reflect our "spontaneous urge to action," where a simple math equation just does not figure into how confidence builds in an economy. ... read more

Guardian Industries, Auburn Hills, Mich., will show two new advanced technology products including a photovoltaic display and SunGuard SatinDeco glass at the AIA 2009 National Convention and Design Expo, April 30-May 2. ... read more

Top lites feature SunGuard SatinDeco.

• 'Green building' set to open in fall
• Corcoran in restoration

Manitoba Hydro's signature office building in Winnipeg, Manitoba Hydro Place, meets Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design requirements, allows ample natural daylighting to promote worker productivity, and reduces the reliance on artificial lighting systems.

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