There are a few different types of solar cells to buy, and most good options are either made in the United States, China, or Japan. However, the best cost-to-efficiency option is most likely polycrystalline cells. The number of cells you should buy depends on the amount of energy you're looking to produce. The specs should be listed when you purchase the cells. Make sure to buy extras. These cells are extremely fragile. Cells can most easily be bought online through websites like Ebay, but you may be able to purchase some from your local hardware store. It may be necessary to clean wax off of the cells, if the manufacturer ships them in wax. To do this, dip them in hot, but not boiling, water. Each cell shouldn't cost more than $1.30 per watt. You will need a thin board made out of a non-conductive material, such as glass, plastic, or wood, to attach the cells to. Lay out the cells in the arrangement you will use, then measure the dimensions and cut a board to that size. Leave an extra inch or two at both ends of the board. This space will be used for the wires that connect the rows together. Wood is a more common backing material to choose because it's easier to drill through. You'll need to drill holes in it for the cell wires to pass through. When you look at your polycrystalline cells, you'll see a large number of small lines going in one direction (the long distance) and two larger lines going in the other direction (the short distance). You will need to connect tabbing wire to run down the two larger lines and connect to the back of the next cell in the array. Measure the length of that larger line, double the length, and then cut two pieces for each cell. Using a flux pen, run 2-3 lines of flux down the length of each cell strip, or group of three squares. Make sure to do this on the back of the cells. This will keep the heat of the soldering from causing oxidation. Use a soldering iron to melt a thin coat of solder onto the back of the cell strips. This step is not necessary if you purchase pre-soldered tabbing, which is often a better option because it cuts time in half, heats up the cells only once, and wastes less solder. However, it's more expensive. Heat the first half of a piece of tabbing wire with a soldering iron. Then bond the wire's end to a cell. Repeat this bonding process for each cell.
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One-sentence summary -- Purchase the cells. Measure and cut a backing board. Measure and cut all of your tabbing wire. Flux the work area. Solder the tabbing. Bond the wire to the cells.

Most celebrities have accounts on all kinds of different social media platforms. If you don't have any social media accounts yourself, you may want to sign up just to follow the celebrities you want to be friends with. Platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram are good places to start, but other platforms like Snapchat are becoming popular among celebrities, as well. If the celebrity you like has a personal website, they might list their social media accounts on their website. Check there for their usernames or links to their different accounts, or do a quick Google search to find them. Until you are on conversational or friendly terms with the celebrity, don't try to add their personal or private accounts. They will likely ignore or deny your request because they don't know you, and you might mess up your chances of getting to know them. Stick to following their public accounts. If you want to be friends with someone famous, you don't want to come off as pushy by trying to be a part of their personal lives before you've been invited in. If you want the celebrity to notice you, you'll need to leave them comments on their posts! If they post a photo on Instagram, leave a comment and let them know what you think. If they post something on Facebook, comment or like their post. Just make sure you don't comment too much, or say anything that will make you come off looking desperate or obsessive. Instead of commenting with something like "Wow I love you so much!" you might comment with something like "Looks awesome! You should check out" and bring up something related to the post. This way, you're connecting with them and showing them you have common interests, and not just looking like a fan. Sending a message directly to their inbox is a good way to make contact, but that is not always possible. You could send a note to their post office box or email them if you have a email address instead. For example, if you know the celebrity will be in your town, or if you'll be visiting theirs, send them a message to tell them something fun they should check out in your city, or ask something fun you could try in theirs. This will let them know you'll be nearby, and that you're interested in something fun to do. Keep in mind that if you are trying to make contact with an "A List" celebrity, or someone who is extremely popular, you might have trouble making contact at all. These kinds of celebrities rarely check their own direct messages on public accounts, and even more rarely answer those messages. Make posts on your own accounts that are related to the celebrity's interests. For example, if you want to make friends with someone who is famous online and known for her makeup skills or fashion sense, you might make a post related to these things and include hashtags that the celebrity also uses on her posts. The celeb might follow these tags, and notice your posts. Don't go overboard and tag the celebrity's name. You want to come off as someone who has similar interests and could possibly be their friend, not a crazy fan. Do a search to find out if the celebrity has an official fan club that already exists, and join it. Attend meetups and events planned and put on by the club, as these official events might involve meeting the celebrity. If there isn't an official fan club, see if you can get in touch with the celebrity's management and start the process of starting one. Don't start an "official" fan club without the involvement of the celeb and/or their management. You don't want to unintentionally infringe on copyright or end up in legal trouble.
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One-sentence summary -- Follow celebrities you like on their social media accounts. Avoid adding personal accounts. Comment on their posts. Send a private or direct message. Post things you know they are interested in. Join or start a fan club.

Hydrogen peroxide can bleach some fabrics, so it is important to test it on a small, hidden spot of the clothing before use. Use a Q-tip or pour a very small amount, and use another method if you see discoloration. Pour 50% hydrogen peroxide and 50% water into a container. You can test this solution on a piece of the clothing if you're not sure it has been diluted enough. Make sure you pour the hydrogen peroxide only on the stain and nowhere else on the fabric. You will see it begin to foam up when it is working. Rub the hydrogen peroxide in with your hands to make sure it saturates the stain.. One application of hydrogen peroxide may not do the trick, especially if it is a large stain. Apply more hydrogen peroxide if the first application does not fade or remove the stain. Wipe the stain between each application. Once the stain has been removed, rinse it under cold water. You can then choose to wash it in the washing machine or leave it as is. Either way, allow the clothing to air dry.
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One-sentence summary -- Test the hydrogen peroxide on a small spot of the clothing. Dilute the hydrogen peroxide for delicate fabrics. Pour hydrogen peroxide directly onto the stain. Repeat the process if necessary. Rinse with cold water.

If you do catch a flaw in their argument, point it out and mock them for it. Once again, it is all about removing their power and therefore increasing yours.
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Make fun of them.