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I see your point about delivery on 4/30/10, and on schedule is good news in that regard. I was trying to reconcile that only 1.7 million has been invoiced so far, but there again, we are a month into the next quarter so April expenditures were not included. Pretty exciting. Perhaps Starbucks has coffee and donut delivery... food for info.
Counting the days to commercial fusion. It is not that long now.
Heck folks, if he got the machine on time he could be months away from running it. He needs to wire the power, instrument, install, seal, find leaks, re-install cuz the instruments are in backward, re-seal, trace down that pesky leak....... Give him a month or two. 
In government speak, a new facility can be anything from a new building to a new capability / machine in the same old building. Moving people could just be to a new arrangement in the same basic building. Get them away from all those zoomers!

In government speak, a new facility can be anything from a new building to a new capability / machine in the same old building. Moving people could just be to a new arrangement in the same basic building. Get them away from all those zoomers!
These are good points. I like to think that "on schedule" for assembly includes "wiring the power, instrument install, ect."KitemanSA wrote:Heck folks, if he got the machine on time he could be months away from running it. He needs to wire the power, instrument, install, seal, find leaks, re-install cuz the instruments are in backward, re-seal, trace down that pesky leak....... Give him a month or two.
In government speak, a new facility can be anything from a new building to a new capability / machine in the same old building. Moving people could just be to a new arrangement in the same basic building. Get them away from all those zoomers!
But it could be behind in reality even when the paperwork and report say, "on schedule". Nebel hasn't fudged like that in the past AFAIK though.
I do know that several weeks after WB7 was up and doing things he did speak a little to Alan Boyle of MSNBC fame, I'm hopeful a little more of the same will happen for WB8. However it has more money behind it, which seems to me will make him a little more silent. Please don't be totally silent...
It might just be my un-expertness, but I can't think of another good reason for it.DeltaV wrote:Or, maybe the neutron flux from D-D fusion was becoming a problem...ladajo wrote:I am also guessing that WB 8 containment did not fit in the door at 1202, or exceeded floor loading"new lab test facility"
Thanks Kite, glad someone was paying attention. I never looked at the date on that thing.
I expect Rick has been asked to keep quiet since about the time we stopped hearing from him. The funders seem to want to keep things under the lid; he raised the cold fusion debacle as a cautionary tale. Since they're paying the bills...
No one who knows me has ever accused me of being patient. I do try to cultivate perspective.
I expect Rick has been asked to keep quiet since about the time we stopped hearing from him. The funders seem to want to keep things under the lid; he raised the cold fusion debacle as a cautionary tale. Since they're paying the bills...
No one who knows me has ever accused me of being patient. I do try to cultivate perspective.
n*kBolt*Te = B**2/(2*mu0) and B^.25 loss scaling? Or not so much? Hopefully we'll know soon...
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It appears to be the same 7,855,504.14 counted twice
I do not think they got 7,855,504.14 + 7,855,504.14. The two entries have the same contract ids.
It's the same contract with the award number written in 2 different ways.
The first one covers February till december 2009:
http://www.recovery.gov/Transparency/Re ... =Contracts
The second one has only the first quarter for now:
http://www.recovery.gov/Transparency/Re ... =Contracts
I am monitoring both and I have also a search open to monitor part of EMC2 name in case they write again in a different way the award number of the contract:
http://www.recovery.gov/pages/TextViewP ... ame=matter
The first one covers February till december 2009:
http://www.recovery.gov/Transparency/Re ... =Contracts
The second one has only the first quarter for now:
http://www.recovery.gov/Transparency/Re ... =Contracts
I am monitoring both and I have also a search open to monitor part of EMC2 name in case they write again in a different way the award number of the contract:
http://www.recovery.gov/pages/TextViewP ... ame=matter
I have sent several inquiries using the comment function. I recommend all do the same when they check it. The more they get, the more likely the will do something about it.
I went with concerned citizen...
asked why no update, why incomplete postings, why lack of detail.
It is like being Don Quioxte without a lance. But something is better than nothing.
I went with concerned citizen...
asked why no update, why incomplete postings, why lack of detail.
It is like being Don Quioxte without a lance. But something is better than nothing.