The rest is divided evenly among consumer products such as calculators and camping lanterns, off-grid generators for homes and farms, and industrial panels for street lights, billboards and roadside phones.
The rest is divided evenly among such consumer products as calculators and camping lanterns, off-grid generators for homes and farms and industrial panels for street lights, billboards and roadside phones.
He pulled the lantern nets off the seafloor and hung them in the water column so they could swing in a storm and not get swamped.
It had no electricity, but a lantern gave off a warm glow, and a pot belly stove turned the space toasty, even though it was -15 degrees outside.
The earth-sky color scheme is lush, almost decadent, and ruby lanterns give off a discreet glow.
Guests plucked lanterns off the walls and carried them around, like spelunkers in stilettoes.
A few years ago San Francisco startup Angaza created Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) software for Androids, which allowed someone to buy into a solar device, like a lantern, pay it off incrementally, and thus get off using polluting fossil fuels for lighting and power.
As part of the wind-down, Lantern is laying off about 25 people, which is the majority of the staff, with a handful of former team members to focus on what's next for the company.
The bar is a no-frills affair except where it matters: quality but affordable wines, and moon-globe lanterns to set off the plain decor – and those speakers.
Maybe he called it his "jack-off lantern".
