WwFqVzYI G?a ?a µ?? t?e?a???µe:"Bloomberg:BP Plc, Europe's second-largest oil comnapy, will shut its solar power unit and quit the business entirely after 40 years because it's become unprofitable.The comnapy will wind down the unit, BP Solar, over several months, Mike Petrucci, the unit's chief executive officer, told staff in an internal letter last week. About 100 employees will be affected.BP Solar is withdrawing from an industry that's facing oversupply and price pressures after Asian competitors increased production. Panel prices plunged 48 percent this year, helping tip three U.S. makers including Solyndra LLC into bankruptcy, and Solon SE (SOO1), Germany's first listed solar comnapy, filed for insolvency last week."??e? ??? ?? eta??e?e? F? p?ft??? sa? t?? µ??e? ?a? ed? ?e?e ?p?? ???fe? ? Spiral:"ep?s?µa??eta? ?t? ? p??ß?ep?µe?? d?µ??????a ??se?? e??as?a?p?? s?et????ta? µe t?? ???, aµ?s?? ? eµµ?s??, ??? t? 2014 ?a ?epe??? t?? 25.000. ?e????p?s?st? t?? ??se?? a?t?? s?et??eta? µe t?? a????

WwFqVzYI G?a ?a µ?? t?e?a???µe:"Bloomberg:BP Plc, Europe's second-largest oil comnapy, will shut its solar power unit and quit the business entirely after 40 years because it's become unprofitable.The comnapy will wind down the unit, BP Solar, over several months, Mike Petrucci, the unit's chief executive officer, told staff in an internal letter last week. About 100 employees will be affected.BP Solar is withdrawing from an industry that's facing oversupply and price pressures after Asian competitors increased production. Panel prices plunged 48 percent this year, helping tip three U.S. makers including Solyndra LLC into bankruptcy, and Solon SE (SOO1), Germany's first listed solar comnapy, filed for insolvency last week."??e? ??? ?? eta??e?e? F? p?ft??? sa? t?? µ??e? ?a? ed? ?e?e ?p?? ???fe? ? Spiral:"ep?s?µa??eta? ?t? ? p??ß?ep?µe?? d?µ??????a ??se?? e??as?a?p?? s?et????ta? µe t?? ???, aµ?s?? ? eµµ?s??, ??? t? 2014 ?a ?epe??? t?? 25.000. ?e????p?s?st? t?? ??se?? a?t?? s?et??eta? µe t?? a????

rOyZqZviFBb SUMMARYI've owned the PRS350 since November. I love it (Maybe too much)! Much wife is passing snide rearkms about how nice it must be to have so much free time for reading I researched the available eReaders, and concluded my priorities were:1) EPUB support, which allows borrowing eBooks from libraries. I typically borrow books, not buy. It's not cost effective for me to pay over $100 for an eReader to buy 1 or 2 books per year. But to borrow 20 30 books per year on a device that's easier to carry than a paperback? Count me in 2) Easy To Carry. I wanted something pocket size. Cell phone screens are just too small for reading and have poor battery life. The PRS350 is borderline pocket size. I can't imagine carrying anything larger on the road, unless you are willing to hand carry instead of putting in a pocket (I'd be paranoid about putting it down to free up my hands, and forgetting to pick it back up).3) Good screen. This PRS350 has the latest and greatest e-ink screen.