Ajazur Rehman

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The weeklong meet-up in Richmond, Ford says, was the largest gathering of Model Ts since the company began cranking them out. By 1921, according to the automaker, the Model T accounted for almost 57 percent of worldwide automobile production. It was also the best-selling vehicle of all time until 1972, when the Volkswagen Beetle overtook it, according to Ford.

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05 Oct 08 12:17:06 GMT

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This was the first factory to build the Model T--Ford's Piquette Avenue Plant, which produced the cars from October 1908 to December 1909. In 1910, production moved to the expansive Highland Park Assembly Plant. The initial price of the Model-T was $850.(Read more)

One of Henry Ford's goals was to create a kind of universal car--not a luxury good, but rather something that everybody could afford. It's a goal that has persisted through automotive history, down through the Volkswagen (translation from the German: "people's car") to the Tata Nano unveiled early this year. Photo by From the collections of The Henry Ford and Ford Motor

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05 Oct 08 11:57:22 GMT

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Whatever catches your fancy amid today's evolving automotive technology--the Chevy Volt, the Roadster or the sedan from Tesla, perhaps a hydrogen-equipped BMW, or something in the X Prize realm--you'd do well to pause and reflect on the legacy of the Model T. It was 100 years ago--on October 1, 1908, to be exact--that Ford Motor built the very first of the iconic gasoline-powered automobiles to be sold. By the time formal production halted in May 1927, more than 15 million had been built, and American lives and landscapes had been set on a very new road. (Read more)

Early adopters of the Model T got a simple, durable, low-cost machine. Like owners of other cars from the early 20th century, they also got a bit of exercise with the hand-cranking required to start the engine. (And they sometimes got an arm injury if the car backfired, throwing the crank back in the opposite direction.) The Model T got updated to an electric starter in 1919. Photo by From the collections of The Henry Ford and Ford Motor.

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17 Jun 08 00:14:31 GMT

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17 Jun 08 00:09:45 GMT

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17 Jun 08 00:04:21 GMT

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12 Mar 08 20:20:16 GMT

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12 Mar 08 20:19:33 GMT

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02 Mar 08 16:06:08 GMT

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02 Mar 08 14:50:14 GMT

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National Geographic's Photographer Steve Mccurry captured one of the most famous portraits the world had ever seen. the Afghan Girl with the haunting green eyes captivated everyone. That captivation proved, once again, the power of photography to open the Eyes_and Hearts & Minds_with a single Image.

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02 Mar 08 14:40:01 GMT

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Apollo-11 Astronaut Buzz Aldrin become the second person to set foot on the Moon on July-20,1969 Commander Neil Armstrong, the first on the Moon, captured this photographed.

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02 Mar 08 14:39:07 GMT

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02 Mar 08 14:21:48 GMT

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The Invention of the Camera , set the stage for the world's 1st photograph. In 1826, french scientist Joseph nicephore Niepce took that photograph, titled "View from the window at le gras at his family's country home.

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01 Mar 08 23:26:14 GMT

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First color photograph of the World taken by a Scottish Physicist James Clark Maxwell in 1861. James Clark created the image of the Tartan Ribbon Shown in this Photographed.