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To all my friends and brothers of the spirit, the noobs have taken over this place, it was inevitable. They dominate this world. Their evil knows no boundaries, THiS is my LAST PoST HERE. Good luck to all, good fortune and lets go Leafs. Its just too nazi small lite for me.
 
Actually, Teeds medical technology things should not be dismissed at all. I've see a bunch of different "machines" the last few years myself...crazy stuff....and people are still alive. Their doctors are in perpetual WTF?
 
It isn't so


Just a blow up, he'll be back. I provide too much comedy in his life for him to leave over a small handful of people.
 
If you are gone though Teeds please concentrate your time and effort on bringing something revolutionary to market...even if it's Fred & Barney by your standards...

this would do:

http://inhabitat.com/2010/08/04/super-cheap-solar-cells-switch-gold-for-nickel/

One of the major drawbacks of most renewable energy sources is high cost. In order to see a huge rise in the use of renewable energy sources, prices must come down. In the world of solar there have recently been some major breakthroughs in cost advantages and efficiency increases. Scientists at the University of Toronto in Canada have come up with a way to reduce colloidal quantum dot solar cell prices by up to 80%, by swapping out costly conductive gold for cheap nickel.

Read more: Super Cheap Solar Cells Just Got Cheaper, Switch Gold For Nickel | Inhabitat - Green Design Will Save the World


Quantum dot solar cells consist of a silicon substrate that has a thin film coating of nanocrystals — or quantum dots. Gold was previously used as the conductive material in the cells and when scientists tried to switch the gold out for nickel the nickel formed new particles with the quantum dots that weren’t able to capture energy. Scientists at the University of Toronto led by Dr. Ratan Debnath found that increasing the layer of silicon substrate created a big enough barrier between the dots and the nickel that the solar cells became effective at the expected efficiency levels.

The team at University of Toronto published their findings in a paper in the July 12, 2010 issue of Applied Physics Letters and noted that with further research they believe that they will be able to increase the efficiency of their extremely inexpensive quantum dot solar panels and make them look attractive to consumers when they eventually hit the market. Unlike conventional solar panels, the quantum dot solar cells that the University of Toronto invented capture visible and infrared light. Though a mode for large scale production still hasn’t been found the impacts of these super-cheap cells could be huge.

Read more: Super Cheap Solar Cells Just Got Cheaper, Switch Gold For Nickel | Inhabitat - Green Design Will Save the World
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Montana said:
teeds future post count, over-under = 1.





anyone taking the under?
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Do you accept vital organs and small children with vital organs of their own at your betting window? I'd like to get in on the over, but don't have enough cash to really take advantage of a sure thing in the proper manner.
 
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We'll see how long this Teeds being gone lasts. I bet Iginla is more likely to come to Toronto.

Im going to go speak to Sergei Berezin.
 
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