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Hey you know it might be IHSI.
"while our signed ND preventus from disclosing firm names"
"The company, and BVTK..."
DP named BVTK, but DP says that they can't name names.
I recall Denis stating that that he has a meeting on the west coast, which is where IHSI has a facility.
Perhaps IHSI has won their lawsuit?
It's either one of the two.
I'm leaning toward BVTK because of Dennis & Tom's ties, and IHSI still has a lawsuit to Finish before a RM could legally take place.
IHSI has manufacturing facilities, the management has been very quiet,and I recall Dennis being in a shell with IHSI mangement.
Where did you get this clock or information?
Where did you get this clock or information?
Is it possible to do restructuring in tiers such as if you have so many shares you wouldn't get a R/S, then after that your rate of R/S would be something depending on how many shares you have?
Some people could be given the cure for cancer and they wouldn't be able to sell it, where entities like Disney could sell wood to a forest.
I own enough shares to make 7000 dollars a tick. So I don't want to see a R/S or see the PAS technology fail.
New York is clamping down on cryptocurrency companies and miners by allowing upstate municipal power authorities to charge higher electricity rates for these energy-intensive customers.
The New York State Public Service Commission unanimously approved an emergency rider tariff proposed by the New York Municipal Power Agency, or NYMPA, that seeks to shift the cost burden of cryptocurrency mining to those that are responsible. NYMPA, an association of 36 municipal power authorities, proposed the tariff to prevent local electricity prices of their 36 members from skyrocketing for residential and other business customers due to soaring local demand for electricity.
"I don't have any problems with cryptocurrency miners and I don't have any problems with them getting good rates for their power they need for their operation," Commissioner Gregg Sayre said. "But where there are problems is when … their operations impose potentially huge purchase power costs on everybody else."
Sayre said the "Rider A" tariff offers a simple solution by fixing the rate design. The tariff is being adopted on an emergency basis under New York's State Administrative Procedure Act.
The new tariff applies to high-density load customers that are draining local power supplies to support massive data-processing operations of their computers to create, or "mine," digital currency such as bitcoin. As a result, the digital currency developers are forcing customer-owned municipal utilities to purchase higher-priced electricity off of the open market, NYMPA argued.
An official from the state Department of Public Service explained that the lower-cost of municipal electricity, typically generated by hydropower, are attracting cryptocurrency miners to the upstate region. For instance, NYMPA relayed that the village of Akron in Erie County received a request to serve a 5-MW cryptocurrency company. "This would increase power supply costs by 54% [and] equates to a total bill increase for existing customers of 30%," said the DPS official.
The new tariff is applicable to customers that do not qualify for economic development assistance and have a maximum demand exceeding 300 kW and a load density that exceeds 250 kWh per square foot a year. Costs for high-density load customers will increase beginning in March, while costs for non-high-density load customers will return to their previous levels. Had the new rates been in place in January, the two cryptocurrency companies in Plattsburgh would have seen a more than 60% increase in their monthly electricity costs.
According to NYMPA, there are at least three cryptocurrency companies operating in upstate New York.
In Plattsburgh, N.Y., for example, monthly bills for average residential customers increased nearly $10 in January because of the two cryptocurrency companies operating there, the PSC said in a statement. If the tariff had been in place starting January, the two Plattsburgh-based cryptocurrency companies would instead have seen their electricity costs increase by more than 60%.
The tariff also includes various safeguards, including a requirement that Rider A customers provide upfront funding for 100% of any required infrastructure investment costs. In addition, the tariff requires a security deposit from cryptocurrency companies and individuals to protect other consumers, in the event a Rider A customer fails to pay their final electricity bill.
http://www3.dps.ny.gov/pscweb/WebFileRoom.nsf/ArticlesByCategory/52BF38680307E75E85258251006476F0/$File/pr18018.pdf
What about a facility that has 1000 GTX 1080 TI's running 24/7?
Is the technology only suited for motors?
Drone footage has captured the scale of a 5,000 barrel oil leak in South Dakota.
http://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-us-canada-42040722/drone-footage-captures-extent-of-us-oil-leak
So does the PAS units only save energy with 3 phase applications?
So does the PAS units only save energy with 3 phase applications?
PPS doesn't mean anything if they can't stop the dilution.
5g will be massive thing.
I sent an email to Paul that asked him if we were to get an order next week for PAS units, how long would it take to for the manufacturing to begin.
CL?
IHSI also has manufacturing facilities, and is partnered with another entity that does as well.
It's either BVTK or IHSI.
I still have my 70 mill shares.
I got another email stating that Paul has been communicating with management lately.
SO how do you buy at 0.0.000001?
I don't like sitting with my thumbs in my ass when I can attempt to unravel the mystery.
I don't think so.
This maybe one of the smartest moves Tom has made.
https://www.google.com/search?q=first+responders+communication+network&client=firefox-b-1&source=lnms&tbm=nws&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjFlcXhsPHZAhVD34MKHSC7Cy4Q_AUICigB&biw=1376&bih=669
The US government wants to develop a dedicated communication network for first respondent. We've all heard stories of people overwhelming communication networks in event of a disaster.
Orange also has a bunch of patents.
So now what?
He also said "BVTK".
So does orange hook have to do with that first responder communication network that is being built?
What makes you say that?
I believe that if she did sign the NDA she blabbed because she got cocky.
Either she or someone close to her was using insider info.
I've seen how cocky Dennis gets at time.
She's too stupid to do any manipulating because she blabbed.
If there was a conspiracy she would had kept quiet.
Probably her spouse was trading.
I knew of the NDAs as I've asked tom some questions on really bad dilution days, questions about his equity investors, and he said that they know about the potential cash flow due to them signing NDAs.
Yes, you're right. It would appear that there's 900k dollars of debt to be paid off.
Why do you ask?
Alright, so how does she have a NDA with Tom or Dennis? Is she lying?
Somebody about a year or so ago posted a fraudulent letter that made it look like the CEO or somebody said that a R/S is going to happen.
I find it interesting that this drama began right around the time the RM was going to be officially announced.
Question, how does this woman have a NDA signed with either DP or BVTK?
I'm investigating before I ask Tom who is the woman in the morning.
Isn't TV promotion of stocks manipulation anyways?
Who is this Tara Gramza? how does she have a NDA?
Who is this Tara Gramza? Today is the first time for many hearing about her. Is she a liar, how does she have a NDA?
How does this woman have a NDA with the two?
So does she work for Dennis?