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How Does a Generator Work? - The answer to that question starts with, "It depends!" It depends on the type of generator you're speaking about. There are numerous types of generators. There are: Propane Generators, Diesel Generators, Wind Generators, Gas Generators, Natural Gas Generators and even Bio-Fuel Generators. Of course, there are probably some sources of generator power that I've missed.

For example, I have a friend who is an engineer, inventor and perpetual tinker guru. He invented a magnetic gizmo generator that has been providing the electricity for his house for three years now. He's been off the grid, for over 38 months and counting. As they say, "brilliant!" I can't wait until he decides to release this invention to the public at large. Just think, no more monthly electric bills! Can you say, "Yippee ki yea!" Ok, let's get back to answering your question, "How does a generator work?"

Just Think of a Generator As Electricity In Reverse, Huh? - Picture yourself plugging the cord of a fan into a 120 volt AC power outlet and then you hit the "On" button and bod-a-bing, you've got a nice breeze of air blowing on you from the fan. That electric motor in the fan is put to work due to the electricity causing it to turn. In a nutshell, the electricity comes from your electrical utility company, into your house and then directly to the outlet that you're plugged into and that electricity gets the fan going or whatever "Thing a Ma Jig" you've plugged into the outlet.

Generators that produce electricity operate on that same principle, just in reverse! Since I used a fan as an example, I'm going to spin things around and use a Wind Generator to explain this principle. This time we're going to take the same fan and place it outside, not to provide a breeze, but to receive a breeze. As the wind blows, the blades on the fan turn. Attached to the blades is a shaft that goes into an electric generator motor. As this shaft attached to the motor turns, it produces electricity. Depending on the size of the generator, it may have just enough power to accommodate a small electric saw. Or, it can produce enough power to light up an entire hospital!

Your question was, "How does a generator work?" Well there's your answer; in it's simplistic form, You'll need to perform a search on the Internet, if you want to get more technical questions answered such as, "What is the principle of electromagnetic induction? How does a generator convert mechanical energy into electrical energy?"

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Spin This! $9.99 We're all familiar with the warning, "Don't believe everything you see or hear." Bill Press, the popular co-host of CNN's Crossfire, will have you wondering whether you should believe anything at all. Spin -- intentional manipulation of the truth -- is everywhere. It's in the White House, in the courtrooms, in headlines and advertising slogans. Even couples on dates -- not to mention book jackets -- are guilty of spin. Now, analyst Bill Press freeze-frames the culture of spin to investigate what exactly spin is, who does it and why, and its impact on American society as a whole. Depending upon who is doing it, spinning can mean anything from portraying a difficult situation in the best possible light to completely disregarding the facts with the intent of averting embarrassment or scandal. Using examples drawn from recent history -- the Clinton presidency, the Florida recount, and the Bush White House -- Press first probes spin's favorite haunt: politics. In addition to surveying the incarnations of spin in the fields of journalism, law, and advertising, Press also chews on the spin of sex and "dating," a word that has become the very embodiment of spin. Perhaps surprisingly, however, Press argues that spin isn't all bad, and that without it the harsh truths of our times might be too tough to swallow. With the same keen sense of humor that helped make CNN's Crossfire television's premier debate show and the limited run of The Spin Room so popular, Press turns the tables on the prime purveyors of spin -- called spin doctors -- noting some of their biggest guffaws and blunders. As Press notes, it has become abundantly clear that the twenty-first century, beginning as it has with a president who was "spun into office," will be a fertile stomping ground for spin.

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SPIN $16.95 The official book celebrating the 25th anniversary of SPIN magazine From its first issue in 1985, SPIN has cultivated a reputation for brilliant writing and broad musical coverage, including genres and artists long abandoned by its competitors. From punk to electronica, goth to gangsta rap, emo to garage rock, and hip-hop to indie rock, SPIN has covered it all and featured interviews with leading artists through every musical wave of the last 25 years. SPIN: Greatest Hits brings together some of the classic stories that have appeared in the magazine, each with a new introduction by the author offering historical perspective on the article. Compiles the best articles from well-known writers such as Chuck Klosterman, Jonathan Ames, Elizabeth Gilbert, and David Hajdu Features the best SPIN interviews with Lou Reed, Noel Gallagher, Chuck D, and other influential musicians Includes hilarious sidebars such as "Six Extreme Metal Bands That Could Be Mistaken for Flavors of Herbal Tea," "Six Misguided Attempts to Falsify Rock History," and more Packed with great writing and information spanning a quarter-century of iconic music and musicians, SPIN: Greatest Hits is an essential keepsake for music fans and lovers of pop culture.

Spin - $9.99 James Redford, the son of actor and filmmaker Robert Redford, made his directorial debut with this independent coming-of-age drama set in the 1950s. After his parents are killed in the wreck of a light plane, young Eddie Haley (Max Madore) is left in the care of his uncle Frank (Stanley Tucci), an emotionally removed man who was once a major in the air force. When Frank decides to take an extended leave of his ranch in Arizona, Eddie is left behind with caretaker Ernesto (Rub?n Blades) and his wife, Margaret (Dana Delany), a schoolteacher. Ernesto and Margaret are caring and capable surrogate parents to Eddie, but the boy has grown into a troubled and hot-headed teenager (now played by Ryan Merriman) by the time Frank comes back. As both Ernesto and Frank try to put Eddie back on the right track, the young man struggles with his decisions about his future, his love for his classmate Francesca (Paula Garc?s), and some unanswered questions about the death of his parents. Spin was adapted from a novel by Donald Everett Axinn. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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