Further Reading
- http://csba.foresightdesign.org//featured/cse/index.php
- http://csba.foresightdesign.org/members/member_detail.php?mid=31
- http://www.is4ie.org/images/Nassos_and_Kusz.pdf
- http://www.lmawma.org/index_files/newsletter2003Q2WindTurbine.pdf
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