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Amarantus BioScience Announces Positive Efficacy Data for MANF in a Nigral Delivery Neurorestoration Animal Model of Parkinson's Disease
SUNNYVALE, Calif., Jan. 9, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Amarantus BioScience, Inc. (OTCQB: AMBS), a biotechnology company discovering and developing treatments and diagnostics for diseases associated with protein misfolding and apoptosis centered around its patented therapeutic protein Mesencephalic Astrocyte-derived Neurotrophic Factor (MANF), today presented positive preclinical efficacy data for MANF in a neurorestoration 6-hydroxydopamine (6-OHDA) rat model of Parkinson's disease. The data demonstrate that unlike Glial cell-Derived Neurotrophic Factor (GDNF), MANF significantly reduces behavioral deficits, increases dopaminergic (DA) nerve terminal reinnervation of the striatum, and increases dopamine concentrations in the striatum when MANF is administered directly to the substantia nigra (SNc). GDNF is an agent currently in clinical trials for Parkinson's disease. Dr. John W. Commissiong, Chief Scientific Officer of Amarantus, presented the data at the OneMedForum 2013 conference on January 8, 2013. The webcast is available online at http://www.onemedplace.com/database/list/cid/13336/.
"Today's data support previously reported behavioral data where MANF demonstrated superiority over GDNF," said Dr. John W. Commissiong. "Going forward, the Company is in a strong position to advance MANF as a potential disease-modifying treatment for Parkinson's based on unique behavioral, morphological and neurochemical data in standard animal models of the disease."
In humans and animals, dopamine is a chemical released by DA neurons to send signals to other neurons, and is known as a neurotransmitter. DA neurons are the cells responsible for releasing dopamine, and degenerate in the SNc of Parkinson's disease patients. This degeneration causes DA nerve terminals from the striatum to retract towards their cells bodies in the SNc. The loss of DA nerve terminals in the striatum leads to reduced dopamine levels in the striatum. Therefore, drug treatment to the SNc that increases innervation of the striatum is critical as a basis for functional recovery in Parkinson's disease.
The data produced comparing optimal doses to the SNc of MANF = 10 ug and GDNF = 10 ug in this model indicate the following at four weeks post-treatment:
- MANF reduced behavioral deficits by 53%, whereas behavioral deficits with GDNF increased by 20%;
- MANF produced a 14.4% reinnervation of the striatum, whereas striatum innervation with GDNF was reduced by 9.9%;
- MANF increased dopamine concentrations in the striatum, whereas striatum dopamine concentrations with GDNF did not increase.
"We are excited about our results with MANF as we have demonstrated superiority to GDNF in a number of key areas related to recovery of function in Parkinson's disease," added Dr. Joseph Rubinfeld, Amarantus advisor and Amgen Co-Founder. "We intend to continue to move our Parkinson's program forward, while also evaluating other disease indications for MANF with potentially accelerated regulatory pathways, including certain orphan diseases. This strategy may significantly reduce MANF's overall time to market versus a Parkinson's-only strategy."
In the study, rodents were lesioned with 6-OHDA on one side of their brain (t = 0). Behavior was tested for baseline (t =1 week) and vehicle, MANF (3 ug, 10 ug or 36 ug) and GDNF (10ug) were injected in different groups of animals at t = 2 weeks. Behavior was tested for drug effect at t = 4 weeks (2 weeks post-treatment) and at t = 6 weeks (4 weeks post-treatment).
The behavioral data achieved statistical significance with a p value of less than 0.03 with animal groups of N=12. The striatum reinnervation data and dopamine concentration data did not achieve statistical significance because the animals sacrificed from the behavioral study were divided into 2 separate groups of N=6 for the analysis of densitometry (striatum reinnervation) and neurochemistry (dopamine concentration in the striatum). The method of analysis of the rat brains did not allow for the densitometry and neurochemistry to be analyzed simultaneously in the same animals, leading to groups of N = 6 or less, which was insufficient to achieve statistical significant.
The Company believes the data are positive, even without statistical significance due to small groups of animals in the densitometry and chemistry data, because there are consistent internal results correlating behavior, stereology, densitometry and neurochemistry, most notably at MANF = 10 ug and GDNF = 10 ug. The Company is preparing to initiate IND enabling studies for MANF as a disease-modifying drug candidate for Parkinson's disease.
About Mesencephalic-Astrocyte-derived Neurotrophic Factor (MANF)
MANF (Mesencephalic-Astrocyte-derived Neurotrophic Factor) is a protein that corrects protein misfolding, one of the major causes of apoptosis (Programmed Cell Death). Mesencephalic-Astrocyte-derived Neurotrophic Factor (MANF) is believed to have broad potential because it is a naturally-occurring protein produced by the body for the purpose of reducing and preventing apoptosis (in response to injury or disease), via the unfolded protein response. By manufacturing MANF and administering it to the body, Amarantus is seeking to use a regenerative medicine approach to assist the body with higher quantities of MANF when needed. Amarantus is the front-runner and primary holder of intellectual property (IP) around MANF, and is initially focusing on the development of MANF-based protein therapeutics. MANF's current lead indication is Parkinson's disease with additional focus on Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Future indications may include myocardial infarction and certain rare and ultra-rare orphan diseases where MANF is currently being evaluated.
The Company also owns an inventory of 88 cell lines referred to as "PhenoGuard Cell Lines." MANF was the first therapeutic protein discovered from a PhenoGuard Cell Line, and it is anticipated that additional therapeutic proteins useful for various therapeutic approaches to the Central Nervous System will be identified from the Company's inventory of PhenoGuard Cell Lines.
About Amarantus BioScience, Inc.
Amarantus BioScience, Inc. is a development-stage biotechnology company founded in January 2008. The Company has a focus on developing certain biologics surrounding the intellectual property and proprietary technologies it owns to treat and/or diagnose Parkinson's disease, Traumatic Brain Injury and other human diseases. The Company owns the intellectual property rights to a therapeutic protein known as Mesencephalic-Astrocyte-derived Neurotrophic Factor ("MANF") and is developing MANF-based products as treatments for brain disorders. The Company also is a Founding Member of the Coalition for Concussion Treatment (#C4CT), a movement initiated in collaboration with Brewer Sports International seeking to raise awareness of new treatments in development for concussions and nervous-system disorders. For further information please visit www.Amarantus.com.
Forward Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such statements include, but are not limited to, statements about the possible benefits of MANF therapeutic applications and/or advantages presented by Amarantus' PhenoGuard technology, as well as statements about expectations, plans and prospects of the development of Amarantus' new product candidates. These forward-looking statements are subject to a number of risks, uncertainties and assumptions, including the risks that the anticipated benefits of the therapeutic drug candidates or discovery platforms, as well as the risks, uncertainties and assumptions relating to the development of Amarantus' new product candidates, including those identified under "Risk Factors" in Amarantus' most recently filed Annual Report on Form 10-K and Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q and in other filings Amarantus periodically makes with the SEC. Actual results may differ materially from those contemplated by these forward-looking statements Amarantus does not undertake to update any of these forward-looking statements to reflect a change in its views or events or circumstances that occur after the date of this presentation.
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Have you purchased add-ons like controllers, headsets, or glowing balls-on-sticks for the PlayStation 3 in the weeks leading up to Christmas? Why would you do that? Didn't you know Sony's Play Days sale was coming?
Well you do now. Between now and January 21, Sony has teamed up with select retailers to offer their hardware add-ons for the PlayStation 3 at ridiculous discount prices so crazy that they might need some sort of funny spokesperson to communicate their value. Until that happens, we've got a generic blue logo.
How good are the deals? Well the Move Bundle I purchased two weeks ago for $99 featuring Sports Champions and Deadmund's Quest? It's $79 now, which means it is getting returned and repurchased.
There are plenty of Move accessories on sale, as well as controller charging bases (yay), Sony's fairly expensive official PlayStation 3 headset (down $10 to $89), and $10 off an HDMI cable. That's just madness.
Hit up the link for a full listing of the deals and participating stores, and if your store isn't on the list, shun them.
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Abstract: To introduce new products and processes, firms often acquire knowledge from other organizations. Drawing on social capital and transaction cost theory, we argue that not only is the impact of such acquisitions on the successful development of product and product innovations dependent on strategic and economic variables, it may also be contingent on the "knowledge characteristics" of the geographical area in which the firm is located. Combining data on social capital at the level of 21 regions with a large scale data set on innovative activities by a representative sample of 2464 Italian manufacturing firms, we find — after controlling for a large set of firm and regional characteristics — that being located in regions characterized by high levels of social interaction leads to a higher propensity to innovate. In addition, being located in an area characterized by a high degree of social interaction positively moderates the effectiveness of externally acquired R&D on innovation inclination. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7261
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Angle used report on GDP growth to cheerlead for extending Bush tax cuts
FOX News senior White House correspondent Jim Angle used a report on the Commerce Department's 0.1 percent upward revision in third quarter economic growth to advocate extending President Bush's tax cuts. After reporting that "economists say the latest report makes clear the economy is picking up speed," Angle added that "many want to see an extension of the tax cuts" -- but quoted only a single conservative economist who supports extending the cuts. The report featured two sources who praised Bush's economic policy and one who praised the economy's general health; it did not present an opposing view.
On the December 22 edition of FOX News' Special Report with Brit Hume, Angle took for granted that tax cuts were the proper response to terrorism and an economic downturn. He quoted assistant treasury secretary Mark Warshawsky claiming that "you saw job growth pick up almost immediately in September 2003" following Bush's 2003 tax cuts. Angle initially noted that "the first round of cuts was passed in 2001, of course" -- apparently hinting that perhaps tax cuts don't deserve credit for stimulating job growth -- but proceeded to explain that the problem with the 2001 cuts was that they weren't big enough. He cited "outside economists" who believe the solution is to extend them:
WARSHAWSKY: Once the president's tax cuts were put in place in 2003 -- in June 2003, you saw job growth pick up almost immediately in September 2003. And since then we've created 2.4 million jobs.
ANGLE: The first round of cuts was passed in 2001, of course; but it wasn't enough to overcome a recession or terrorist attacks. But outside economists say they did help, and that's why many want to see an extension of the tax cuts.
Angle did not report that many other "outside economists" believe that it would be a mistake to extend the tax cuts. The only economist Angle quoted was Jeff Taylor, senior staff economist for the National Association of Federal Credit Unions, a trade association that lobbies for tax cuts and against federal regulation:
TAYLOR: They were very important, particularly to provide momentum and support for the economy. You know, and if they're renewed, that would help, too.
Finally, Angle echoed a Bush-Cheney '04 campaign ad in reviewing the "enormous obstacles" that the economy has overcome:
ANGLE: Looking back at the last four years, the economy, as well as the nation, has weathered some enormous obstacles: the ends of a stock market bubble, terrorist attacks that eliminated one million jobs, confidence-shaking corporate scandals and two wars.
The economists think in terms of headwinds the economy has to overcome. Over the last four years they've been at gale force from time to time, but now seem down to a breeze.
Here's the on-screen text from the Bush-Cheney '04 ad titled "Safer, Stronger." The ad was not narrated:
January 2001: The challenge: An economy in recession. A stock market in decline. A dot-com boom ... gone bust. Then, a day of tragedy. A test for all Americans. Today, America is turning the corner. Rising to the challenge. Safer, stronger.


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(Despite the fact that it is totally finished by now, I'll be posting her backstory in separate episodes because it's really too damn long to fit in one post.
So, post one begins it.)
To ask about Tassi's childhood is to invite a story much longer than it has any right to be. She lived a full adult life before she was born to the Wells family in Baron. In her previous life, she was a happily married woman with a son who was only a boy when she died. She died along with most of her town after a gruesome disease spread through the population. It was immediately assumed to have been caused by demons, as a disease like the slimy doom doesn't just happen. The last thing she saw before she died was her husband lying next to her in the sickroom. He was dying and she must have been as well because the next thing she remembers was warmth… darkness… There was no time, no action or thought. Just existing. Later there was sound, but it was muddled, distant… alien.
She had to learn how to move all over again. This body was small and seemed to belong to someone else. She didn't realize where she was until she noted that she was connected to her surroundings. Next was fear. If she was where she thought she was, she would soon be born. It consumed her developing mind. Birth. Pain. Fear.
The time came, and it was worse than even she had imagined. She was crushed out by her universe, bent and flattened and drawn out into a light so bright she was sure it alone would kill her.
She saw her mother and finally understood. Later her parents would tell her she looked at the world not with a baby's fresh sight, but like there was nothing left in it to learn. She knew it was all happening again. She had another chance, but she didn't know if she wanted it. Not like this.
Their daughter had just been born, and she already looked like nothing could possibly surprise her. She'd seen it all before.
This impression would be borne out by her first efforts at speech. There was almost no childlike babbling, but rather the beginnings of very simple words. She could respond to some speech. She knew, for instance, when she was being directly addressed or discussed. She could not respond for a while, however. One night her father was telling the child a story about a griffon who flew away with the sun. She looked at him and asked, "How." He dropped his book and ran for her mother. When they returned she was sitting in her doorway waiting.
"Tassi dear. What did you tell Daddy?"
She shook her head.
"She asked me how."
"How!" Tassi repeated, making a circle in the air with one hand and gliding one hand over it. I knew this would happen, she thought. Now they'll never leave me alone. Time to grow up already.
After that as her coordination became more developed, she talked to her parents more and more. They began to be disturbed by this child who spoke to them like a tiny high-voiced adult in an accent they'd never heard, but a Rivan could have identified instantly. Her parents, lacking the experience to deal with such a child, called a cleric named Sehaz to advise them. They hoped the King of the Seas might be able to offer them aid for their strange little girl.
Tassi allowed herself to be lifted and spoken to by the priest. He asked her name and she replied, "Tassi Abigail Wells." He asked her who her parents were. "Elizabeth and Jonathan Wells." When asked for her age, she hesitated.
"Two, Tassi," her mother offered. "You're two."
Tassi glanced at her mother doubtfully before turning to the priest. As they looked into each other's eyes he slowly extended his arms and handed Tassi to her father.
"I dare not touch this child any further. She has been claimed by another. I have been sworn to Leviathan. This child--" he pointed at her. "--belongs to Ishtar. If you'll excuse me. Sir, ma'am. Tassi." With that he left.
That's when Tassi stopped seeing other children. Or the neighbors, or her extended family. She never questioned her parents about what they'd been told and over the years her parents almost forgot how frightening their daughter had been to them. Never mind that she didn't resemble either parent. She outgrew her Rivan accent and picked up her parents' way of speaking.
Without that constant reminder of Tassi's strangeness she was even allowed to go to school eventually. She enjoyed the simplicity and innocence of the other children as well as the encouragement of the teachers. Her parents were always leery of her, but all teachers saw was a bright, charming little girl. It was her teacher that she confided in at the age of ten when she received her first vision. <p>-------------------------
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A VPN (virtual private network) is a secure network that utilizes the internet to connect online users and remote servers together. VPNs are most commonly used to allow employees to securely connect to corporate servers from remote locations. By requiring an employ to connect to a server via a vpn, a corporation can rest assured that their confidential data is secure.
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Jay Shidler pledges another $1 million to renovate the UH Manoa Shidler College of BusinessUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
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HONOLULU — The University of Hawaiʻi Foundation received an in-kind gift of $526,000 as part of a $1 million pledge from real estate entrepreneur Jay Shidler to support ongoing renovations at the UH Mānoa Shidler College of Business. Shidler's donation will fund additional exterior and interior building renovations at the College.
Shidler's gift is in addition to the previous gift of $25 million made last September, placing Shidler's new gift total at $26 million. Of the initial $25 million gift, $1 million was allocated for renovating the building. The first phase of the renovations, which included landscaping, painting and resurfacing, is complete. Work began in June to renovate several executive classrooms.
V. Vance Roley said, "Jay's ingenuity and enthusiasm is nothing short of amazing. He is a visionary that sees great potential in the College. With his support, we have been able to transform the College grounds into a ʻcampus within a campus' in less than 6 months with more common areas for students to study and enjoy."
Roley added that the College is currently renovating two classrooms that will be ready to receive the first class of Full-Time Day MBA students this fall. In addition to new landscaping, benches and tables, lightposts, resurfaced courtyard and brighter lights, the College has been spruced up with banners, potted plants, bulletin boards and new signage.
Newly appointed UH Mānoa Chancellor Virginia Hinshaw said, "With this gift, Jay Shidler emphasizes once again his strong commitment to higher education. His impressive support is truly transforming the intellectual and physical environment for our students, who are among Hawaii's future business leaders.
Enabling students to study with outstanding researchers and teachers in an environment conducive to learning is a great advance and definitely increases the positive impact that UH Mānoa and Shidler College of Business will make during our next 100 years."
About the Shidler College of Business at the University of Hawaiʻi at Manoa
Established in 1949 as the College of Business Administration, the College was named in 2006 after alumnus Jay H. Shidler, founder and managing partner of The Shidler Group. The Shidler College of Business is renowned for its expertise in international management education and is consistently ranked
among the nation's top 25 graduate schools for international business by U.S. News & World Report. Long recognized for its Asia-Pacific focus, the College is a professional school, offering a wide variety of degree, certificate and executive programs. The College places a strong emphasis on the development of management skills, entrepreneurship and the management of business information technology. The UH Shidler College of Business is the only graduate program in the State of Hawaiʻi accredited by AACSB International. For more information, visit www.shidler.hawaii.edu.
About the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation
The University of Hawaiʻi Foundation is an independent, university-related, nonprofit organization whose purpose is to raise private funds according to priorities determined by the academic leadership of the University of Hawaiʻi and approved by the Board of Regents. Founded in 1955, the Foundation provides
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I'm getting excited about my fall workshops! I love teaching and it's always exciting to meet new students. These will be the last workshops in Bakersville. After that I will be moving the studio to Asheville. The October workshop at Wild Acres is such a great deal. You not only get the workshop but you also get food and lodging in a beautiful location at the very best time of year. It's really such a privilege to be able to run a workshop there. I hope to see some new faces and some familiar ones, as well. And thanks, Art Jewelry Magazine, for including this piece in the new Making Metal Jewelry! For those considering a class with me, the colored pencil technique in the magazine is not my technique, in case you were wondering.
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I'm working on planning fall workshops and I will be announcing at least one Drawing on Metal workshop and one fabrication workshop in the next few days so stay tuned! Class size will be limited and there were a few folks who waited too long to sign up for the Drawing on Metal workshop at Wild Acres and missed out. Also, I will tell you all about my trip to San Francisco for the ACC show. Here is a pic of the cardboard booth we built on site. It was a big hit.
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This weekend is the Toe River Arts Council studio tour. It's a great opportunity to visit your favorite artists in their studios and discover new artists, as well. I will be in my studio at 60 S. Mitchell Ave in downtown Bakersville along with David Trophia jewelry, John Lara jewelry, and Valerie Schnaufer ceramics. We'll be having a good time and we hope that you can stop by for cocktail and see our new work. The studio will be open Friday, June 6 from 12-4, Saturday 10-6, and Sunday 12-5. Our number on the tour map is 35. It's the bright blue building.


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GREENSBURG, Pa. (AP) - A former western Pennsylvania high school physical education teacher must serve five to 10 years in prison and 10 years on probation, and register as a sex offender for having a 13-month sexual relationship with a 16-year-old student.
Forty-three-year-old Bret Anthony Thompson, of Penn Hills, was sentenced Tuesday by a Westmoreland County judge before whom he had pleaded guilty to 46 sex-related charges in January.
Thompson resigned in July as a teacher at Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville, about 15 miles east of Pittsburgh. That happened when the investigation began.
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So yes, there is some improvement, but in my opinion it is not £41 worth of improvement. My lower lashline is stilll barely there, despite using RapidLash on the lower lashes too. I will continue using the product because I would be mad to throw it out at that price, and will report back in another 4 weeks or so. But for now I would say it's not worth the money, at least not for me.
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French President Francois Hollande has criticized Turkey's "contradictory" military intervention in Syria and warned Russia not to become a "protagonist" in the war.
Hollande, in a diplomatic speech Tuesday, said "multiple, contradictory interventions carry the risk of a general inflammation" of the fighting that has devastated the country.
He said he could understand Turkey's concern about protecting its borders and fighting the Islamic State group, but criticized actions against Kurdish rebels allied with the U.S.-led coalition against the extremists. France is part of that coalition.
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Kutchai's twisted tale
I am writing in regard to your article about housing. [March 20: "Crowded house: It may be cozy, but should it be illegal?"] (http://www.readthehook.com/93193/cover-crowded-house-it-may-be-cozy-shou...).
I live in the house next door to Elizabeth Kutchai, who has unfairly represented us in your article. She says there have repeatedly been cars in the front yard. This is not the case.
Unfortunately, at the beginning of this year, we had a car that was broken down in the yard that we wanted towed. However, the towing company just would not show up. Kutchai repeatedly complained to us, and we repeatedly explained the situation and our desire to have the car towed, but it was out of our hands. Despite our efforts to be fair and cordial, Kutchai repeatedly harassed us.
With regard to the trash issue, it was a one-time occurrence where we had built up a multitude of trash in our backyard, and one of the cans got knocked over and a bag ripped up (most likely due an animal of some sort). Yes, we were slow to clean it up, but that was the only time. Neither of these incidents occured "often" as Kutchai claims.
As for it being too late to "save the neighborhood" and how it is "not a lot of fun living next door to a lot of students," perhaps she should not have moved in to a college neighborhood. Granted, it may not have been that way 29 years ago, but she did move into a house 200 yards from one of the main campus buildings (Cabell Hall), and the neighborhood was clearly bound to become full of college students.
We have also made every effort to be decent neighbors. We do not throw big loud parties and get really noisy every night; we do not come over to her home and harass her (as she does to us). I don't think that trash in the backyard, out of view from her home, should be considered grounds for being "not fun" neighbors.
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Pro-Football Reference Blog:
You've probably never thought about this before, but how many yards do you think the average QB gets on his median pass attempt? The answer is zero, and for most of NFL history, it was less than that. 2008 was the greatest passing season of all time (by adjusted net yards per attempt), but even this past season, the median pass attempt probably went for only one or two yards.
The average completion percentage was 61% while the sack rate was 5.9%; this means that on every 1,000 dropbacks, 59 times the QB was sacked. On the remaining pass plays, 574 times (61% of 941) of the time the QB completed a pass. So only 57.4% of all pass plays were completed, and surely a bunch of those completions went for negative yards or no gain.
In 1998, the completion percentage was 56.6% and the sack rate was 7.2%; this means only 4.8% of all completions would need to go for no gain (or worse) to make the median pass attempt be zero (or negative). In '88, the numbers were 54.3% and 6.8%; only 1.2% of completions would need to go for no gain (or worse) to make the median pass attempt be zero (or negative). In '78? A leaguewide completion percentage of 53.1% coupled with a sack rate of 7.9% meant that 51% of all pass plays did not gain yardage even ignoring all completed passes for negative or zero yards.
Passing is high risk, high reward. The large gains offset the risk, which is why teams average more yards per pass than yards per rush. For the passers, frequency of success isn't nearly as important as quality of the success.
What about rushing? Just the opposite. In modern times, most RBs have a median carry length of three yards. I suspect that's been the case for the majority of RBs for a long time. LenDale White and his 3.9 YPC last season? Median rush of 3 yards. Adrian Peterson and his 4.8 YPC? Median rush of 3 yards.


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It is the very impressive number! Tesla Gigafactory in my personal estimation will bring even this cost down to the magic $100 per kWh once it is at its full capacity. We are talking here about just few more years. And you can see similar estimations on GM graph, but by 2022. We are entering the mass market stage for electric cars.
The Future Of Oil: Electric Cars Have Reached The Point Of No Return With Tesla Gigafactory.
The short answer: All cars will be electric and the rest is history. If you like some details you are welcome! Nobody knows the future. We can only speculate and try to extrapolate the existing trends into the future. I would like to remind you that all expressed opinions on this blog are my personal ones and do not reflect the official position of any companies I am involved with.
Actually, I do not have anything against oil and, particularly, those hardworking women and men who were powering our technological progress for a little bit more than one hundred years. I just hate to pay so much for my petrol - guilty, I like Big and Powerful cars. Particularly I hate that this money is going to pay for Wars and provide dirty politicians which are bathing in oil denying the climate change. And I hate that my own money will pay for the use of One Hundred Years Old Technology based on controlled explosions of Dinosaurs Poop with less than 35% efficiency: heating everything around it and chocking us all with deadly air pollution. But not for long, Elon Musk has changed everything - I can get my Big and Powerful car from Tesla now.
I am just thinking about The Next Fifty Years here on this blog. We will pay to Oil our due respect at the appropriate time, but today I would like to share with you a few observations from my latest research. Please, stay tuned - I will publish the sources for your own conclusions later.
Electric Cars have reached The Point Of No Return. Whatever happens next to Oil is not relevant any more. With more expensive oil we can have our iPod Moment chart of EV adoption rate just going even steeper. With lower price for oil we can just listen about the coming doom for electric cars for another few months and those journalists will have just a little bit more time to find another jobs. FED is hiring by the way - they will need a lot of spin to keep this Market Ball rolling. To paraphrase: the stone age has gone not due to the lack of stones … Electric Cars are just better, they are more powerful and they are getting cheaper now.
This point of no return was reached not only because of the exponential take off, finally, in sales of EVs. It was made by Elon Musk alone. Tesla Gigafactory, when Musk has committed billions of dollars with the total lack of any Wall Street accepted visibility, has changed everything. Our Holy Grail for Electric Cars is approaching very fast now. Mass market for EVs will be ignited by the dramatically reduced cost for Lithium Batteries - $100 per kWh will come with the mass production of batteries. Elon Musk has started the Lithium Race. I am writing a lot about Lithium Batteries Megafactories coming now from Foxconn, BYD, LG Chem, Boston Power, Samsung and A123.You can find all these information on my blog, just use the search engine.
My personal formula for the mass market for electric cars is 20/200. When you pay $20k for 200 miles range electric cars similar to BMW 2. It will literally kill ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) cars. The average price paid for the new car in U.S. was $23k last year. Will you pay for any ICE cars - if you can have more powerful electric one and run it so much cheaper or even almost free of charge like in the case with Tesla with Tesla Superchargers? We will not have even to consider any more any air pollution which is killing us all or call to the higher consciousness - economics will do the job. Disruption will happen very fast. People will buy what is better and cheaper - electric cars.
Actually, it is all already happening very fast. Apple is still hiding with its Electric iCar on the military base in California, but Tesla Model 3 is coming next March to Geneva Auto Show with 200 miles range and $35k price tag. GM is catching up on Tesla with GM Bolt promised to hit the production lines in the Fall of 2016 and will go for 200 miles on a charge with close to $30k price tag. Nissan Leaf is flirting with 500 km range on the testing tracks, while increasing its battery to 30 kWh for its upcoming 2016 model.
Breakthrough can come from Asia, as usual. This one is my favourite tune, as you already know. Foxconn is building a mysterious $15k Electric Car and investing almost 1 billion dollars in its production facilities for EVs in China. BYD with Warren Buffett on board is investing as well almost 1 billion dollars in its EV trucks production plants. And both companies are building their own Lithium Batteries Megafactories, as I have mentioned above.
Here where my beloved Lithium twist to the story is coming on. I will not retype all my blog and just throw a few numbers to stimulate your creative thinking. Tesla, Lithium Bottlenecks and Royalty. Stay tuned - this one is coming.
All the Lithium Demand by now is … not from lithium batteries. Lithium demand for all batteries was under 20% in 2013. It were Mobile Devices and Power Tools. Electric Cars were just not there yet. But now they are coming like a storm to take over the market. And Energy Storage is starting to print its own exponential "hockey stick" chartthanks to Tesla Energy as well.
Tesla Gigafactory alone will produce the same amount of lithium batteries capacity as the whole world in 2013! It will consume close to 17% of existing lithium supply. I have calculated that only Tesla Gigafactory, LG Chem, BYD, Boston Power and Foxconn will consume 42% of the existing Lithium Supply! Add here Samsung, A123 and … 17 new ventures in China rushing to accommodate the falling from the skies stimulus money. A lot will be wasted, but some will come on-line. This is The Next Fifty Years Plan in action.
China has announced "The War On Pollution". They have made Electric Cars The Strategic Industry. While we are here in the West were fed up by GMO in order to increase our acceptance of Shale Oil and its consequences like dramatically increased because of water pollution cancer rates and flaming water from the tabs; China has spent billions to secure the best Lithium Deposits, has built 75% of the world Lithium Hydroxide production facilities and leapfrog the ICE age straight into the post carbon EVs world powered by Solar.
Nothing is perfect anywhere and not all is lost. We have Elon Musk, but we need more of them! Who will take the challenge and will embrace the vision for The Next Fifty Years to come and join me and International Lithium Team to built the secure supply not only for China, but for the West as well? I am waiting for that call and some people are coming already into International Lithium now.
The catalyst and tipping point for EVs' mass market and launch for Energy Storage can happen very fast now. I will publish later the very interesting observation from the lithium battery world: LG Chem and Samsung are in the very fierce competition now in Asia. BYD is rising very fast and actually already has very impressive Megafactories in place and building now more in China and Brasil. There is already lithium battery overcapacity building on, they are all waiting for EVs to take off and Energy Storage will be next driven by exponential growth in Solar installations. Asian players are going for the market share. Dramatic drop in cost for lithium batteries can happen even sooner, I still leave my own estimations conservatively at $100 per kWh by 2018. Elon Musk has started this lithium Race to the bottom … of lithium battery cost. Lithium batteries will become the commodity like it happen with Solar panels. He will benefit once he takes over the mass market with Tesla Model 3.
So everything is so bright with shining Solar and we are all feeling great with Lithium intoxication? It is the interesting part. Nobody knows about Lithium Story yet, if you believe it! Simon Moores has just started his first World Battery Supply Tour by Benchmark Mineral Intelligence. You can follow it on twitter with #Benchmark2015 hash tag. I have attended last week the inaugural event in London - it was perfect location, great brilliant minds from the industry and I highly recommend to attend it in other cities. You can still catch it up in Toronto, Vancouver and meet with International Lithium Team, Singapore, Hong Kong and even in Australia. But it were only 90 people in London … in one of the financial capitals of the world. Some questions asked by the attending bankers just made me think that maybe I live it 24/7, but most are still just watching Bubble Vision. Do not get me wrong, I was too early just to make money here, but I do not like to be too late to make the difference. You are invited as well by the way. You know where to find me.
Back to my tribute to Oil. There is no Cheap Oil Left Any More. Recent War Games will come and go and I will address it later in another post. For now I will present just a few facts to digest. Five Trillion were spent on oil exploration world-wide from 2005 when conventional oil hit its peak. The crude oil just stay flat all that time, only condensates are rising. The new reality of Oil Export Capacity will add to the inevitably diminishing Returns On Energy Invested to the process of extracting oil now. Rising internal consumption in the oil producing countries is putting another strain on the oil supply. And all Shale Oil party can be over by 2020 by the way. And to understand it better you have just to listen to couple of podcasts I will publish later and see what Shell is doing in Alaska and Arctic now. Why on earth Shell is going to invest billions in the projects with such high risks which are working only with $80 oil? Are they committing the corporate suicide or just know the truth: The Cheap Oil Is Gone.
Hedge funds for sure will play oil market both ways with Iran card, but more and more insiders are taking that, actually, Iran was selling its oil all the way to the banks or Gold Vaults even during sanctions. What is left is a toxic low quality mix of oil and condensates, which is very difficult to sell, but we will see this roller-coaster very soon.
After Electric Cars, Lithium Batteries for homes like Solar Systems applications and Utility Scale Energy Storage Systems next drive for Lithium will come with Robots, but this we will discuss later. Next Fifty Years Will Be Powered by Lithium Technology.
Join the Disruption or be Disrupted. Dump The Pump - It Is Time To Go Electric.
Hedge funds for sure will play oil market both ways with Iran card, but more and more insiders are taking that, actually, Iran was selling its oil all the way to the banks or Gold Vaults even during sanctions. What is left is a toxic low quality mix of oil and condensates, which is very difficult to sell, but we will see this roller-coaster very soon.
After Electric Cars, Lithium Batteries for homes like Solar Systems applications and Utility Scale Energy Storage Systems next drive for Lithium will come with Robots, but this we will discuss later. Next Fifty Years Will Be Powered by Lithium Technology.
Join the Disruption or be Disrupted. Dump The Pump - It Is Time To Go Electric.
International Lithium: President's Message And Private Placement.
Today I have the opportunity to share with you, finally, the very good news
We have found new very strong partners who is sharing our vision of the future. This future is already here, it is just unfortunate that not everybody has it noticed. All cars will be electric. Lithium is the magic metal at the very heart of this rEVolution.
International Lithium is plugged into this Next Big Thing with our Team, Projects and Strategic Partners. Now the tide is coming: we have the beautiful boat, very strong Crew seasoned by the storms and today we are putting up our sails.
We are making our financing at the more than double premium to our market price just one month ago: at 8 cents vs 2.5 cents low in August. Any journey is full of uncertainties and risks; and it is always safer to stay on shore. Please read carefully all our legal disclaimers.
Nothing is for certain apart from death and taxes in this world, but we know how to navigate once we are at sea. And today I am pleased to share with you our destination:
International Lithium Corp. - A Green-Energy Metals Company.
I have written extensively about International Lithium and our strategic partner Ganfeng Lithium. Our J/Vs in Argentina and Ireland are financed by this giant from China and we have very important access to the technology. Basically we are building the secure supply chain for Ganfeng Lithium using their expertise in raw materials needed for production of battery grade lithium from the very beginning. Our brine bulk sample from Mariana is being tested at Ganfeng state-of-the-art R&D facilities in China and in Ireland we have identified 22 exploration targets. Now, according to our latest NR, we are waiting for the approval of the budgets for both projects to be rapidly advanced after very encouraging results were received from the last exploration stage this year.
Today I would like to show you another side of International Lithium. We have the very strong technical team headed by our CEO Gary Schellenberg. Anthony Kovac - our COO and John Harrop - our VP of Exploration are among very few top level exploration managers and geologists in lithium sector. This Team depth has allowed International lithium to attract Ganfeng and strike two major J/V deals in all our industry. These days we are getting the first fruits of this very hard work. Coming volume shows that market is waking up and we are receiving at least some recognition of the value we have been building all these years.
I am talking a lot about the security of lithium supply and Tesla Lithium Hydroxide Supply Deal is another proof and was noticed by market overnight. Now venture capital is knocking on all doors chasing the upstream supply chain for electric cars and Energy rEVolution.
We have another great project at International Lithium: Mavis Lake Lithium And Tantalum Project which is located in mining friendly Canada in the area with excellent infrastructure and very encouraging initial exploration results with high grade Lithium and Tantalum. It will be our next strategic advance for the company. With J/Vs moving forward we are looking for the strong Strategic Partner to develop this project for the potential supply of this strategic commodity for the ongoing Next Industrial rEVolution. West will wake up one day to the fact that China has managed to control now not only over 90% of REE production, but 75% of Battery Grade Lithium Hydroxide as well.
Security of Supply means exactly this - Security. When the price is taking the second consideration and availability of critical materials is taking the central stage. My personal mission is to make this Security happen for the Western world for real as well, even if this part of the World still lives by HFT rules and Q by Q performance reflecting the coming bonuses. Our Asian friends are beating us all here with the state-level plans looking for The Next Fifty Years and building new strategic industries like Electric Cars in China.
We have Elon Musk, we need more like him, but it is a very good start. Our strategic partner for Mavis Lake is waiting somewhere in between of latest Q performance reviews. If you know the one - you know whom to call. Now I do not have really to explain any more What Is Lithium For - Elon Musk has made the great job and every single Tesla Model S is the best moving ad of the things to come. All cars will be electric and it will be very soon. And by the way any new hard rock mine for Lithium will take 5-7 years to build Lithium brine operations will take 4-5 years at best.
Why International Lithium? You can check presentation above. Read more.
International Lithium Corp. Reports on Continuing Work in Argentina and Ireland With Ganfeng Lithium.
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October 5th, 2015 by James Ayre
Originally published on EV Obsession.
GM's electric vehicle (EV) ambitions seem to be shaping up nicely going on recent comments made at an investor conference. Amongst the interesting comments, one stood out in particular: The company is now claiming that the launch of the Bolt EV will be accompanied by battery cell costs of just $145 kilowatt-hour (kWh) — very low. Impressive numbers if they pan out.
While $145/kWh is already low, GM is projecting they will get down to $100/kWh by 2022, as you can see in the graph above.
Other interesting comments include: the assertion that the Bolt EV will definitely be launched by the end of next year (by the end of 2016); a note about the current Chevy Volt already possessing much of the hardware needed for autonomous driving modes; and the very interesting comment that the profit margin for the 2016 Volt plug-in (PHEV) is $3,500 higher than the profit margin for the first generation Volt. (Thanks to "bro1999" on the GM Volt forums for this.)
On the subject of the future of the company's interest in the (potential) autonomous car sector, things are apparently starting to heat up. The company will soon be deploying a fleet of autonomous 2017 Chevy Volts at its Warren Technical Center campus. Employees at the facility will be able to book rides from the autonomous Volts through a carsharing app designed by the company. "Basically, you press a button on an app on your smartphone, and the car comes to pick you up," Anton Wahlman summarizes.
Data gathered during this deployment will be used to further the aims of the company's autonomous vehicle team.
On that note, GM recently revealed that a "Super Cruise" autonomous feature will be deployed as part of the upcoming 2017 Cadillac CT6.
On this and other topics, GM CEO Mary Barra recently stated: "The convergence of rapidly improving technology and changing consumer preferences is creating an inflection point for the transportation industry not seen in decades. Some might find this massive change to be daunting, but we look at it and see the opportunity to be a disruptor. We believe our decades of leadership in vehicle connectivity is fundamental to our quest to redefine the future of personal mobility."


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Sharp-elbowed leader brings oil-patch swagger to wind group
Denise Bode grew up in the cradle of Oklahoma's oil industry, daughter of a Phillips Petroleum executive living in a town where that company fueled the economy.
She battled for petroleum businesses for years, fighting for tax benefits and promoting natural gas as the way to ease climate change.
Now she calls wind the best energy solution.
Bode, 56, heads the American Wind Energy Association, the industry's largest trade group and a rising force in the energy world. She is seen as a political powerhouse, though some environmentalists question whether she lacks true passion for green causes. There is also some resentment about her politics, as she switched from Democrat to Republican in the 1990s.
Bode dismisses the criticism, arguing her fossil fuel background is an asset. She knows the strategies of oil and gas businesses, she said, and understands how they can partner with wind. Her change of political parties, she said, means she understands both and can bridge differences.
"Anybody that knows me knows that I don't do things I don't really care about," Bode said in an interview. "I chose this job because it was something I was passionate about, that I felt like I could use all the experience I had, working 30 years in the energy area.
"I know," she added, "where everybody's buried in energy."
Now in her second year at AWEA, Bode leads the organization at what many see as a pivotal time for the wind industry. Congress is considering policies that could bolster renewables. Investments in wind businesses already have boomed, amplifying AWEA's size and importance. The trade group this week in Dallas hosts its annual conference and more than 20,000 people are expected. That is nearly triple the attendance AWEA had at its conference two years ago.
Sen. Byron Dorgan (D-N.D.) and Govs. Chet Culver (D) of Iowa, Bill Ritter (D) of Colorado and Ted Strickland (D) of Ohio open the event today. Former President George W. Bush is scheduled to speak at the conference tomorrow.
But wind also faces major hurdles. Despite a promising year in 2009, wind installations in the first three months of this year fell to their lowest first quarter level since 2007.
Many turbines are being manufactured overseas. China holds a monopoly on the rare-earth metals used to make wind systems.
Because it is more expensive than other energy sources, there is insufficient demand for wind power absent a federal penalty for producing carbon emissions or a requirement that utilities use renewable power, said Kevin Book, managing director of Washington, D.C.-based consulting firm ClearView Energy Partners.
Climate legislation could help renewables grow, but the political prospects of that appear to be melting away.
"This is a critical time, possibly the most critical time in the wind industry's history," Book said. Securing federal incentives is key, he said, and "somebody who's a capable steward of relationships in Washington will be a vital part of that strategy."
In an interview at her AWEA office, Bode eagerly detailed why she is the right person at the right time for AWEA. Dressed in a black suit and red blouse, she hopscotched over her previous jobs in politics, heading an oil and natural gas association, regulating Oklahoma utilities and leading natural gas group American Clean Skies Foundation. At each turn, she explained, she worked on issues tied to wind.
Bode calls herself AWEA's "chief nagger," whose job is to keep people on task. She has also adopted the role of booster. She held up a phone displaying the image of a spinning windmill.
"My iPhone also records the velocity of the wind," Bode said. "Is that cool or what? It's the ultimate iPhone app."
Wind icons aside, she has serious goals, and equally serious obstacles.
Ensuring survival
Representing 2,500 companies, AWEA wants a permanent tax credit for wind and a federal requirement that utilities generate a portion of power from renewable sources.
That renewable electricity standard was included the House climate bill and in legislation passed out of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. Both times it fell short of the 25 percent standard the wind industry seeks. It is not in the new bill from Sens. John Kerry (D-Mass.) and Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.)
Some analysts predict that without that mandate, demand for new wind projects could evaporate. But if Bode has any worries about passage of those measures and a climate bill in an election year, she doesn't let on.
"It's gonna pass," Bode said. "It's our mission to win. Because if we don't, we lose an opportunity that likely won't come back again here in the U.S."
There have been some successes in Bode's short tenure. After nine years of controversy, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar last month approved construction of the 130-turbine Cape Wind farm off Massachusetts' coast, a project he dubbed the country's "first offshore wind farm" (Greenwire, April 28).
Installed wind capacity grew 40 percent last year, powered largely by passage of the stimulus bill. That law included a three-year extension of a 2.1-cent tax credit for every kilowatt-hour of green power produced, plus language allowing a federal grant in lieu of the value of that tax credit.
Before the stimulus bill, forecasts for wind had projected a 50 percent downturn because of the recession.
Bode has helped expand AWEA's visibility and influence, said Scott Segal, a lawyer at Bracewell & Giuliani who represents electric utilities, petroleum refiners and other energy interests.
"She's clearly very savvy in terms of her ability to attract attention to an issue," Segal said. "From a voice standpoint, she's been very good."
But there also have been stumbles. Turmoil followed a report from the Investigative Reporting Workshop at American University that said 79 percent of $2 billion in renewable energy grants in the stimulus bill went to foreign companies.
Sens. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.), Bob Casey (D-Pa.) Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) and Jon Tester (D-Mont.) introduced legislation that would limit grants to companies that create most of their jobs domestically and rely on materials made in the United States.
Wind needs to overcome transmission roadblocks, with existing lines unable to carry enough wind power to urban areas at peak times. AWEA has reported that nearly 300,000 megawatts of proposed wind projects have not been connected to the grid. There are questions about how to fund transmission upgrades in a high-deficit era.
"It's expensive to build, you have to buy [the equipment] from somebody else, the siting issues are contentious, the grid can't handle it without backup power," said Ken Green, resident scholar at American Enterprise Institute. "It's a long list."
Proving herself
Bode has experience overcoming roadblocks.
In the early 1990s, she became the first woman to head the Independent Petroleum Association of America, the trade group for smaller oil and natural gas companies. She was the only woman at the time leading an energy association.
The men in charge of other energy influence organizations let Bode know she was not part of their club. They met regularly for breakfast, she said, and she was not invited.
Bode said she focused on congressional victories. Working with then-Sen. Tim Wirth (D-Colo.), she and her staff at IPAA helped craft legislation that established a system for similar energy rates in the United States and Canada, allowing for an international pipeline network.
"After that, it was amazing how much the door opened," Bode said. "But I had to prove myself."
The men, she added, "invited me to breakfast."
These days she has fewer problems getting invited places. In her office she showed off a picture of herself with President Obama taken just before his inauguration when he stopped at an Ohio company that makes bolts for wind turbines. Obama has his arm around her in the photo.
"Look at this picture and say it isn't an advantage," Bode said, referring to Obama's commitment to renewable energy.
Bode tends to speak in paragraphs peppered with public relations buzz words. She wants to "educate" people and destroy "myths." She talks about the "natural partnerships" with other power sectors. There should be no doubt, she says, about her commitment to wind or the importance of her assignment.
"This job is a legacy job for me," Bode said. "To be able to retire and say that I helped build a new manufacturing sector, that I helped people get jobs, that I helped build a new source of electricity, I told the search committee that I'd do the job for free."
AWEA's board of directors picked Bode in 2008. A head hunter had put her on a list of potential candidates to fill the wind group's CEO job when then-CEO Randall Swisher announced his retirement. Bode, at the American Clean Skies Foundation at the time, landed on a short list of about six people who came in for interviews.
"She really stood out as the type of person that we felt could handle a number of tasks at the same time," said Ed Zaelke, who was on the screening committee.
The board wanted someone who could direct legislative efforts, manage the staff of about 75 people and help craft a message that would generate support from Congress and the public, Zaelke said.
"The wind industry was no longer a science experiment," he added. "We needed someone who could really carry the banner."
Bode is known to use creative methods to broadcast her messages. When she ran IPAA, Bode had a drilling rig brought to the National Mall in front of the Capitol as Congress considered tax issues that would affect the industry, said Barry Russell, CEO of IPAA. He worked as a vice president of the trade group for Bode in the 1990s.
"She thought it would be a good way to get everybody's attention, and it did," Russell said. Lawmakers came out to see the rig and talked to Bode.
"Denise was very good at getting out those kinds of messages," Russell said.
One of Bode's first tasks at AWEA was refining the group's message. Under her direction, the association paid Republican and Democratic pollsters to test which ideas about wind resonated with people.
Pollsters for both parties found, Bode said, that wind was the most popular source for electricity generation. The polls showed that people believe wind and solar are the less expensive power sources than natural gas, oil, coal and nuclear power, Bode said.
"There's a reason every major business is using wind turbines in their ads," she said.
Bode and AWEA have focused on "keeping on a positive strong message as to who we are and why we're important." People believe the argument wind now is using, Bode said, that the industry creates jobs.
Velvet glove?
A figurine of J.R. Ewing, notorious oil magnate from the long-running TV series "Dallas," stands on a shelf behind Bode's desk at AWEA. It seems a curious decoration for wind's CEO but symbolizes a key moment in Bode's career.
After she became the first woman to head IPAA, Bode gave a speech to the Dallas Petroleum Club where she told the audience, "I shot J.R." As the first female boss, Bode said, she changed the group's image from "the gold and diamonds, sort of the flamboyant oil and gas industry to one being run by a soccer mom."
Bode at both IPAA and the American Clean Skies Foundation helped tailor each industry's image, though soccer mom might soft-sell her approach.
"Most people that know me, who have known me throughout the energy business, know I'll get the job done," Bode said. "I am certainly as tough as needed."
Bode's former colleagues characterize her as a natural leader. When she took over IPAA, the group became more involved in advocating for legislation, said Russell who worked with Bode at IPAA. Bode came to the group after working as a lobbyist, and before that for Sen. David Boren (D-Okla.), handling legislation that went through the Finance Committee. Bode is an attorney and specialist in tax policy.
"She's a very high-energy person," said Bob Anthony, a Republican who chairs the Oklahoma Corporation Commission, the utility regulator where Bode worked as a commissioner from 1997 to 2007.
Yet before she was hired, Zaelke said, some on the AWEA board had concerns that Bode's background was not typical for someone who would be joining a renewable trade group. Because she had worked for fossil fuel companies and is a Republican, some feared she might lack the ardor many in the organization had for advancing wind power, he said.
Bode might have helped convince the board about her commitment when she made that comment that she would work for free. They laughed, she said, and in the end, she is getting paid. An AWEA spokeswoman declined to say how much, but tax records show Bode's predecessor earned about $340,000 annually in salary and benefits.
Bode in her first year at AWEA has helped shift people in Washington's view of wind, said one person in the energy field who asked not to be identified in order to speak freely. But at the same time, this person said, AWEA might lack the swagger needed to outmaneuver energy trade groups like the American Petroleum Institute, which represents oil and natural gas companies.
"They don't have the acumen and the killer instinct and the willingness to say, 'We're the wind industry and you have to deal with us,'" the energy industry person said. "They don't realize they're as big a deal as they are."
Bode laughed when asked whether she has a killer instinct.
"Gosh, I hope not," Bode said. "I would hate to be characterized as someone with a killer instinct."
A killer instinct is not always the best weapon, Bode said.
"Sometimes it backfires," Bode said. "It turns off the public. It turns off policymakers."
She added, "Having run for office, I'm about winning. You don't go negative on folks unless it is a last alternative ... when you see an industry really going negative on someone else."
Bode dived into politics while in college. While attending the University of Oklahoma, Bode teamed up with her college boyfriend, John Bode -- who later became her husband -- to stop a tuition hike. John Bode was the president of the student body and Denise Bode, then Denise Durham, chaired the student congress.
Facing that tuition increase, Denise Durham researched the state constitution and found a provision that barred fee hikes for veterans unless they had been approved by the state Legislature. The school's regents had not gained approval for the increase, she said.
They filed a lawsuit against then-Gov. Boren (who later became Sen. Boren.) The students won the case. Boren hired both John Bode and the future Denise Bode.
"We were rabble-rousers," Denise Bode said.
The pair today is a power couple in Washington, D.C. John Bode works as an attorney at Olsson Frank & Weeda where he handles agriculture and food law and is a specialist in the Food and Drug Administration. He worked as an assistant secretary at the Department of Agriculture under Presidents Reagan and George H.W. Bush. They have a son, Sean, 27, and daughter-in-law, Jaime.
Back then, Denise Bode worked in Boren's gubernatorial office, then followed him to Washington when he was elected to the U.S. Senate. (Republican James Inhofe won Boren's Senate seat after he retired in 1994.)
She earned a law degree and a master's in taxation while working as legal counsel to Boren. Together they wrote one of the first tax credits for renewable power, Bode said. After six years in Boren's Senate office, she left to become a lobbyist representing industry clients in energy, agriculture and several other areas. In 1991, she jumped to IPAA.
A few years later she made another big change, switching from Democrat to Republican. Bode said she considered herself a moderate and nonpartisan. In the early 1990s, she said, the Democratic Party ceased to represent her views.
"There was a real push toward real partisanship," Bode said. "The Republican Party at that point was really embracing the big tent approach."
Others see the move as convenient. With Democrats losing seats, it was an easy time to jump to the Republican Party, said one Democratic energy lobbyist who knows Bode.
"That's a problem with anybody who switches parties," the lobbyist said. "They're not really trusted."
Bode left IPAA and Washington when Oklahoma's then-Gov. Frank Keating (R) appointed her to a seat on the state's Corporation Commission in 1997. Bode subsequently was elected to two terms on the commission, which regulates utilities as well as oil and natural gas production, transportation, gasoline, and above- and below-ground storage tanks.
Aubrey McClendon, billionaire CEO and chairman of Chesapeake Energy Corp., gave $5,000 to Bode's campaign when she ran for the corporation commission, state records show. She met McClendon while with the commission and later went to work for American Clean Skies, which Chesapeake funds.
That relationship to McClendon chafes some Democrats, according to one political insider who asked not to be identified. McClendon helped fund the 2004 Swift Boat campaign against Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry.
Bode sought bigger political seats but twice lost. She ran unsuccessfully in 2002 for Oklahoma attorney general, losing in a vote that went 60 percent to the Democrat. Bode in 2006 came in third in a six-way Republican race for the nomination for the state's 5th District U.S. House seat. It is currently held by the winner of that race, Rep. Mary Fallin, a Republican.
Bode returned to Washington and took the job as head of the American Clean Skies Foundation.
Attacking coal
Early in Bode's tenure, American Clean Skies took on coal, launching ads featuring photographs of sooty faces over the slogan, "Face it: Coal is filthy." The campaign urged people to tell Congress "you want clean air." McClendon's Oklahoma-based Chesapeake Energy is the nation's third largest independent natural gas producer.
Congress members from coal states attacked the ads, saying they were about profits for Chesapeake Energy and not clean air. Chesapeake quickly dropped its funding for the ads.
As head of AWEA, Bode hits the coal issue again. She initially downplayed that there is any tension between wind and fossil fuels, saying, "We think we're a valuable diversification."
But Bode also revealed AWEA's approach when she speaks about gas replacing coal, and wind partnering with gas to lower costs. State regulators looking at authorizing new power plants, she added, are moving away from coal.
"I see it as a fact," Bode said. "It's a fact of life. We will be moving toward cleaner energy that is less expensive."
Bode argues that wind and natural gas are a cost-effective option because coal-fired power plants have to add expensive equipment to comply with pollution control requirements. Even without Congress acting to cap carbon emissions, Bode said, coal-fired utilities must deal with state regulations that are making the fuel source more expensive.
"Many of those plants are going to be spending billions of dollars to try to put very expensive scrubbers on," Bode said. "It is much less expensive to move to natural gas and to wind and renewables because it will save consumers money.
"They would like you to just look at one piece of the affordability picture," Bode said of coal backers. "As a former state regulator, a commissioner, I look at the whole package."
One industry representative disputed Bode's cost conclusion.
"I'm not aware of anyone in the power sector who believes that wind is competitive with fossil fuels" on price, said Jeff Holmstead, who represents coal-fired utilities as a lobbyist at Bracewell & Giuliani and who worked as U.S. EPA air chief during the George W. Bush administration.
New coal plants in Texas and Georgia that have all the latest pollution controls still are less costly than wind power, he said.
Bode argues that you have to look at the subsidies fossil fuels and nuclear power have gotten over the years and factor those into cost analyses. She rattles off the tax help fossil fuel companies get for depletion, tangible drilling costs, nonconventional fuels tax credit other benefits.
"I know these [benefits] because I worked for them," Bode said, explaining she helped get some provisions passed while working for the oil and gas industry. "I think they're good things," she added, because they helped grow those sectors.
"They've had most of those tax benefits since 1929," Bode said. "You've got long-term support for an industry, that helps develop that industry. In the meantime, wind and renewables have lacked a consistent tax credit."


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The H as Trade Towers was found as part of a stylized NY skyline in the words that make up Manhattan in Woody Allen's flick of the same name. The original H piece by Michael here (The Double H Ranch)
I have been pushing to get pillarmid recognized as a word to connect the important concepts of WTC as pillar and pyramid symbols. I also want to eventually get the Atlantean pillars and the Pyramids of Giza recognized as one and the same. More than both of those I want to be at present in the now, wanting for naught...
And closer....
Star Trek: The Original Series episode "The Cloud Minders"
The original city in the sky Laputa originates from Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift but I feel Gosporn hits the mark archetypically closer to home when equating Bespin with the resembling mushroom. The mushroom in the sky resonates with the UFO, breast and Atlantis.
Why Atlantis? Here's the synchromystic films that answer that question.
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Some interesting info about Laputa
"Jonathan Swift's novel Gulliver's Travels (1726) refers to two moons in part 3, chapter 3 (the "Voyage to Laputa"), in which the astronomers of Laputa are described as having discovered two satellites of Mars orbiting at distances of 3 and 5 Martian diameters, and periods of 10 and 21.5 hours, respectively. This is surprising close to the actual orbital distances and periods of Phobos and Deimos: 1.4 and 3.5 Martian diameters, and 7.6 and 30.3 hours, respectively. Swift's prediction is regarded as a fascinating coincidence since no telescope in Swift's day was powerful enough to discover the satellites."
The Atlantean mushroom in the sky which is also the UFO can be viewed according to Jung as a mandala. Mandalas are 'trippy' meditation symbols which I think gets us even closer to the root of the divine dirigible symbol, the stargate. The stargate symbol in the sky.
A closer look at Miyazakis divine dirigible shows it to be a giant Tree of Life. The building part of which is believed to be modelled after the famous painting by Pieter Bruegel of the "The Tower of Babel".
The Tree of Life connection opens the whole thing up as connectible to the grail, the ark, pyramid, benben on and on... All not surprising as it is already been supposed as stargate (my favourite word for thingamajig that manifest the divine).
Having the Tower of Babel connected to these divine dirigibles highlights and confirms the possibility of saying flying pyramid, which we can even synchromysticly confirm with the film "Immortel". In "Immortel" the ancient alien creator gods return in there floating pyramid spaceship to do... (I forget, some crazy horny Horus shit.)
Tower of Babel I am reasonably confident is the Great Pyramid of Giza. Dare I now say that even the 911 pillarmids are comparable to these flying divine dirigibles. Well, as they are all stargates and all stargates in my mind are one, this all seems plain.
The home of the Gods of New Genesis in the "Justice League" television series.
On this floating Island we can such relevant names as Wonder Woman (Dianna/Isis) and even Orion (The red dude above).
Enter the tiny version of the same thing, the balloon or Zepplin. Still always associated with magical kingdoms or cities, but these dirigibles mommies are content staying earthbound and letting the baby scout ship do the divine dirigible gig.
Another of Neil Gaimans flying fantasy ships in the breathtaking and abundantly sync rich masterpiece "Marvel 1602". Inside this comic you will find the Illuminati member Read Richards involved in high adventure including occult favourites John Dee and The Knights Templar. We even learn the fascinating secret of Templar treasure. Well, if you like comics you will probably feel that way. Much time travel and other stargate themes, this will probably work its way into a video sooner or later.
The Read Richards Fantastic Four Illuminati membership explored in this video below
911 Time Lords Across the 4th Dimension (Comic Book Cycle 4)
A Futurama episode where Planet Express crew member Hermes (Mercury/Thoth) takes part in the Olympics, doing limbo.
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