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Azwidovhiwi · Guest

There's usually not that much electricity generated even in good weather. But why lease what you already own? There are regs in place in many states, some since the late '70's, regarding this. You put up the rooftop solar, and integrate it with your home electrical system. If nothing else, your grid electric bill will go down significantly. You COULD break even. If by some miracle, you produce more than you consume, the utility is legally obligated to give you a credit. (Rarely happens, but on paper it's possible.)
You know what's a great show? Doctor Who.

Remylia · Guest

“Who dat! Who dat! Who dat say dey gonna beat dem Saints! WHO DAT!? WHO DAT!?7-0!

DEMING · Guest

Wow, this comment was made way later than I expected..
My answer is yes, I live in the UK where we have a single payer system that doesn't discriminate on any prior conditions. You could have been a junkie with every disease under the sun and they would still treat you, you could be a billionaire and they would treat you, you could weigh 300 lbs and they would treat you, it doesn't matter.My original point was meant to be, the biggest problem with private sector health insurance is that they will discriminate based on prior conditions, and refuse to pay out due to any technicality, a public option in the USA wouldn't be allowed to do this, if you made insurance companies stop denying coverage and paying for costs then you wouldn't need a public option.!

Chinagale · Guest

I was hoping to see a visitor eating a bird.?
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Shontonia · Guest

"We've been working on new ways to expose the most interesting stories to more people."lol yeah sureI think more likely MrBabyMan and his friends have been working hard on that ..

Elankeeran · Guest

When will droid be available on the AT&T network?

Raji · Guest

I applaud the use of X-Prize-style contests for stimulating unconventional thinking and innovation from the private sector, but doesn't the elevator/climber part of this seem like a fairly straightforward engineering project that could be aptly handled by any one of a hundred well-regarded aerospace engineering contractors? ... I mean, the cable itself (made of carbon nanofibers)... I get that part; it requires a real breakthrough and a contest makes sense. But an electric car with what amounts to solar panels? Frankly, this seems more like a publicity stunt to build public awareness and support for the space elevator concept. (And if that's the point, well okay, I suppose.)

Sckye · Guest

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