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Dentures for $5k is an average price for not great quality appliances. If I could time-compress the evolution of my biz I would have long ago not just for me, but for every body else. To me it really doesn't matter that I am currently not in such a great place either. That's why things are progressing at the speed of molasses moving uphill, in winter. Keep fighting the good fight. Here, touch this spot ***.

 I will see if a tiny bit of karma will actually rub off and travel through the internet to you. It sounds silly, but all it takes is "willingness". Please post your results. If it works for you (it may), tell everybody else to find that spot and touch it also. 

Thank God that change is the only true constant in the Universe. 

Our current adversity is only happening so we will have the wisdom to appreciate the coming good times.

Ruk9p 

Why it's not always a bad thing that adversity does suck.....

Recently life for most of America has been rather, "educational". Many young men and women are for the first time in their adult lives, experiencing for longer than a very short while how it feels to have to do today what others will not for less, so they can do tomorrow what others cannot, for more. Most of us affected did little if anything directly to invite our current lack of opportunity. Except for a single action taken by each, in private. It was in the one place we as Americans all visit from time to time, just infrequently enough for us to let "human nature" yet again demonstrate to ourselves and teach our children, that it is to be considered completely acceptable for children as grown-ups to,  fold like a lawn chair due to the pressure when the selfish need for instant gratification is required to take a lower priority to our need to be protecting ourselves and our children's futures. When we've been directly supervising the conduct of some of the people claiming to have the willingness to go the extra mile on behalf of us all as BP has generously declared for enough years to wear smooth some of my personal distrust maybe until then, nobody should be paying such high taxes for such piss-poor work. Keeping a mistrustful eye on actions that obviously should not have been attempted at all who are metaphorically speaking attempting to run a marathon in Hell while wearing gasoline underwear. 

  Adversity today is deeper and more widespread than during the "Great Depression".  It's also the eventual logical result when we remain collectively asleep at the switch and sheepishly act with cowardace and stupidity derived from our acceptance of patently false & manufactured hope to avoid having to take personal responsibility for our circumstances. The situation we are in globally, is nothing better or worse than the logical result of our collective long-term actions. The BP oil spill shows me that the entire human race needs to go to "ethical rehab". To learn how and when it is appropriate for us to "provoke" positive change in our leaders before we recall them from office. 

For example:   BP who last month managed to snatch defeat right from the jaws of victory at a depth of 6,000 feet below sea level showed me in big tar like letters that the oil leak itself  is not a long-term issue. The sea floor naturally percolates a lot of crude oil every year. The part that fills me with pity for the human race is the hard fact that besides a fair number of investment banks and hedge funds are far from being the collective owners of BP assets. The entire balance of BP's individual citizen stockholders numbers just 21 people. With so few irresponsible people in charge of much, I can't fathom for a monent where the motivation lives within these 21 people to justify the lies and lack of results while we're only now being told by BP execs "shouldn't be the case". Isn't this kind of thing why jail was invented?

 If these 21 individuals had simply called a single meething and gotten together to decided how they were to willing to spend to buck the ethical trend and went about the business of leak stopping while conducting themselves in as altruistic a fashion as is possible. Which relates to the their moral, ethical, spiritual as well as financial obligations to their individual restoration of the populace at first through hiring of all of the locals en mass everyday for oil clean up. Which we all know is the quest upon the shoulders of each and every person at BP whose incompetence and hubris have affected the entire planet's population by BP's unpreparedness to stop their direct poisoning of the seas. 

 The American people need huge amounts of employment badly. There is an enourmous amount of highest priority work the whole world can see needs to be done. Adversity as a concept is the greatest motivator of all for the human spirit to overcome difficulties in the self-reliant style Americans have shown the world for over 200 years. Only today, BP has been practicing their incapability for self-reliance by their daily failing to put a round peg, into a round hole. regardless of the hole's location.

Americans are raised from birth to be able to figure out how to transform the negativity the world gives them into anything else both of much greater value and in higher demand. What do you think that is? It's called liberty and we're almost out of that too.

If illness and death suddenly managed to stop being "bad" life events, it necessarily follows that the joy of birth would lose it's significance. And who wants that? Not me.

 Ruk9p

My heart is heavy knowing my company is so close, yet so far from unlocking a self-reinforcing method for company expansion. It all starts to happen in earnest when we can have our prototype independently tested at a University. I know we will out produce all that have come before. I've built 3 prototypes over the past 8 years, and we will be having #4 tested for production capacity certification. We just need to get there from here. 

It isn't the money or any of that which motivates me. Way too many people need decently paying jobs. That's what we want to create, and can create by the thousands injust a couple of years. If we can just pay for testing before we go BK.

www.scipiobiofuels.com 

Algae based biofuels company being unable to gain access to USFG bio-energy commercialization grants is in need of someone who can demonstrate to us, "how it's done". The government is really only writing checks to the people whom they are accustomed to writing checks. The technology (if any exists) is beyond the capacity of the people at the DOE, DARPA, SBIR and others to adequately evaluate such proposed technologies for the purpose of deciding how to get a good value for what they are paying for, using our tax money. I could list hundreds of millions of dollars of pure "business as usual", giving tax dollars to corporations who didn't need it for something that is 100% tax deductible for them already. 

 Our technologies are unique, efficient and highly productive. They will easily stand on their own. If, we can get there from here. We don't need BIG money, to unlock BIG money. We've already done 98% of the work. Now it just needs to be tested.