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To: combjelly who wrote (558632)	4/3/2010 5:23:31 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1574854

It wasn't by chance he picked to meet in a state of the art battery plant that works on components for lithium batteries" Nope. I admit that their approach is more cautious than I would like. But I can't fault them for it. They seem to be taking incremental steps instead of diving in, head first. Yet still throwing a little money at things more risky. Like with Polywell. On the one hand, they are dotting all the t's and crossing all the i's. But, they are also exploring pB11. Which is a huge step. Its important to note that Celgard received a subsidy under the Stimulus program for more battery research. Listening to his speech in NC, its amazing how much this guy knows....his brain is like a sponge. We are very fortunate to have a president who wants to be this informed.