you shoot the sh!t with greatest ease
But when called on for what you state
Obfuscate, obfuscate, obfuscate!

Yeah! Philly CRUSHED Chicago. I run Nick Foles as my fanstasy QB and have been cleaning up with him. Unfortunately, I have also been running Alshon Jeffries, and he did not fair as well being a Chicago guy. Well enough, but not up to full potential last night.ladajo wrote:Well, back to more important things, like Football! Philly against Chicago, yeah!
FYIladajo wrote:Very nice and completely empty statement.If any exist, I anticipate major revelations of theory and hardware.
Here. Try mine;
"If you like chocolate, you may find some you don't."
or
"Going to the moon is easy, unless it is hard."
How about,
"If Bigfoot exists, I anticipate a revelation of his existence."
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"If any exist, I anticipate major revelations of theory and hardware."
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While grammatically correct, better elucidation would improve comprehension of your intended statement.
Could be, couldn't be—what does it matter? If progress in the LENR field is measured by the number of unfalsified hypotheses developed to explain it, then it must be doing very well indeed.KitemanSA wrote:"Nope, LENR couldn't be BECs, they only work at very low temperatures." Yeah, right!
FYIIvy Matt wrote:Could be, couldn't be—what does it matter? If progress in the LENR field is measured by the number of unfalsified hypotheses developed to explain it, then it must be doing very well indeed.KitemanSA wrote:"Nope, LENR couldn't be BECs, they only work at very low temperatures." Yeah, right!
http://pesn.com/2013/12/30/9602416_S-Ko ... echnology/But the development that Bob said is "the most significant event" they've had, and which I could be the first to announce, is that just before Christmas, they signed a multi-million dollar licensing contract with a firm in South Korea, with $750,000 up front, half of which has already been wired, the other half of which is due within 90 days.
This contract came after a year of the firm performing their due diligence.
Bob said that they are entertaining inquiries from other nations for similar licenses.
He hopes that by the end of 2014 they will be ready for roll-out of manufacturing, handing over a set of prints to licensees to build and beta-test units. He said that they would have already done the beta testing on their end, by then.
On a broader scale, this outreach to China is a very interesting development. Cherokee has long worked in China, so Mr. Darden has plenty of connections there. It would seem China’s command economy, if the government really gets on board with the E-Cat, would be able to diffuse the technology much faster than in many western countries where there are many competing interests and lobbies, with many legal, regulatory and economic barriers to something so radically new as the E-Cat. In China, if those in power want something to happen, they usually find a way to make it happen. If China does lead the way, it will be interesting to see how the rest of the world would respond — who would want to be left in the dust, if China turns to a clean, green, and superior energy source?
See the referenced link above for the DOE "request for quote".DoE Offers to Fund LENRS
Jan. 3, 2014 – By Steven B. Krivit –
New Energy Times has just learned that, on Sept. 27, 2013, the Department of Energy’s Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) quietly announced a funding opportunity for low-energy nuclear reaction (LENR) research, among other areas.
This first-ever direct invitation from the Department of Energy for submission of proposals to fund this research marks a significant point in the field’s history. This is one of three recent shifts in the scientific establishment’s attitude
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polyill wrote:Axil,
Do you think Rossi will submit a proposal to DARPA-E?