Solar Project Seems To Be a Joke
I’m going to say that this is a joke and not a real concept. Why?
a) It’s asinine. Philadelphia is at 40 degrees north latitude, so on average, you’re losing ~24% simply by installing solar on a flat roof, i.e., without orienting it towards the sun. Putting PV on the walls is even worse. The solar PV industry is under enough pressure that it doesn’t need to make matters even worse.
b) The numbers it quotes make this look even more ridiculous. It’s 176 lousy kilowatts, about 10 times the size of a typical American rooftop array?
While it’s true that there have been projects like this that were built merely for show, they send the message: “We don’t know what we’re talking about.”
Not buying it.
Here’s a young man with a wonderful life ahead of him. At his tender age, he seems to have grasped something that a great number of older Americans will go to their graves not understanding.
German-born playwright 
Reader A: You go, girl…somewhere else. QAnon is probably hiring…..
Since Trump became a thing on the U.S. political scene in 2015, there has been a running debate: Is Trump the cause of the hate, racism, and lies that is enveloping our formerly great nation, or is he the symptom of these characteristics that had lain dormant in our citizenry until he arrived? My (admittedly imperfect) translation of the Spanish at left goes like this:
Question: There are at least three central problems with the idea put forth here, i.e., 
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Obviously, there is a difference between cancelling and altering plans for the holidays, but that’s not the most objectionable aspect of this meme. Rather, it promotes the idea of violating state and local government guidelines that are put into place to protect the health of those around us.
The task of this “gentleman,” which is rooting out disloyal staffers, is a difficult one indeed–and one that will soon become impossible, simply because there will be no one left.
Impeached? Lost popular vote twice? One-term president? Each one perfectly true.
