AGORACOM News Flash

AGORACOM Maintenance Alert: Going Offline Tonight, and Friday night for about an hour

Dear Members.

AGORACOM will be updating our server framework tonight and tomorrow night. As a result our discussion forums will be down for 1 hour or less.

These problems stemmed from our recent switch to a new web host and some issues with our DNS records (the settings that tell your web browser where our website is located). We believe we have squashed these bugs and are looking forward to pushing these updates through.

In anticipation of this scheduled maintenance we suggest the following:

1. If you are going to post any long and intensive material after 6PM either tonight or on Friday night, save a copy. We don’t expect to lose any data from the last 2-3 hours but better to be safe than sorry

2. Our blog (which you are reading right now) and Twitter account will be unaffected during the downtime, so feel free to contact us at either if you have any issues and can’t reach us through the site.

Best thing to do is to post comments on our blog. Alternatively you can reach us by emailing contactagora@agoracom.com

3. We expect the migration to be very smooth but please let us know if you have any issues.

4. If you are in Toronto, or the GTA, enjoy the weather! Summer is here so go out and have some fun!

We trust the above to be satisfactory as we strive to continually provide you with a great AGORACOM experience.

Thanks,
George and the AGORACOM Team

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Re: decent end to a tough week

in response to decent end to a tough week by Ganalane

posted on Jan 20, 08 04:45PM

APV wisely chose Germany for its factory. Germany will become the frontrunner for solar development. The germans do not trust the Russians to provide their energy needs for the long term. hence the decision to turn increasingly to renewables. When APV intoduces its proprietory PV from line 2 of their production line, things will grow exponentially, and we will likely not see the stock under $10. This will take place in the second half IMO. Also both Eupor and Asia are going great guns on solar and other green energy sources. The chinese have banned the use of motor cycles in cities in order to control pollution. Entrepreneurs are building electric bikes by the hundred of thousands. Very cheap - $300 to $500 each which is within reach of the locals. The underlying point is that being invested in solar is whre we want to be. Exploration for oil is increasingly expensive, let alone the environmental pollution from continuing use of fossil fuels.The down markets only represent opportunities to add for those who wish to diversify their portfolio or have additional cash at this time.

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