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Fusion X-Prize needed.
Posted on Wednesday, September 13, 2006 @ 21:06:28 UTC by vlad

General Sigma writes: As I'm sure many of you are aware, the X PRIZE Foundation has created new X-Prizes that reflect many of today's needs, such as health care(genomic), efficient automobiles and a lunar lander challenge, however they are missing one critical area of research, that being energy. That is why I have decided to petition the X PRIZE Foundation to create a Fusion X-Prize. I'm not alone in my decision, the Focus Fusion Society would also like a Fusion X-Prize to be created and welcomes competition. If we can get around 1000-2000 signatures it would surely help the cause!

http://www.petitiononline.com/fusionxp/petition.html
http://focusfusionfund.blogspot.com/
http://focusfusion.org/log/index.php/forums/viewthread/28/

While many of use here would probably like a ZPE X-Prize, it is probably too non-mainstream even for the X PRIZE Foundation, so lets start with Fusion and work our way there.


 
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Re: Fusion X-Prize needed. (Score: 1)
by Sigma on Friday, September 29, 2006 @ 16:34:53 UTC
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Looks like we, as a community, will have to set up a F PRIZE, because the X PRIZE Foundation apparently is more interested in trademarks.

Posted by Rezwan at the Focus Fusion Forums:

"As you know, I had left several messages with the X PRIZE Foundation to see where they stood on a Fusion Prize.  Their response is copied below.  As you can see, they “take measured steps in approaching such an important and volatile subject as this” such that fusion alternatives are not a priority for them - yet. 

The good news is that they are aware of us and appreciate the work we do to promote alternative solutions. 

I think the best strategy here is to simply lobby in several other directions (State of California, Al Gore, Branson/Virgin, etc.) and check back again from time to time to see how or if the X PRIZE priorities are changing.  Eventually, we’ll hit the tipping point. 

Also, as you can see they are concerned with correct trademark usage.  Thus, rather than talking about the X PRIZE it will be better to speak in general terms about technology prizes hereinafter, with a link to the X PRIZE article as an example of the effectiveness of such prizes with other technologies.  There are many other organizations that can provide technology prizes.  This is not the exclusive domain of one foundation.  (This means I have to also revise my e-mail posting pitch, which keeps referring to the X PRIZE.) No shortcuts.

Here’s the text of the email, received 9/24/06:

It has come to our attention that mention of the “X” PRIZE Foundation figures prominently on the homepage of the Focus Fusion Society website and links to an article suggesting that there be an X PRIZE award for fusion.

The “X” PRIZE Foundation appreciates the work you do to promote alternative solutions to the energy situation that presently confronts us all.

As you will appreciate, we are engaged in our own process for evaluating potential X PRIZE awards in the vast area of emerging energy technologies. We take measured steps in approaching such an important and volatile subject as this and rely on the work and input of many expert individuals in many disciplines.  Therefore, please do not be offended if our process dictates that our next priorities are in fields other than fusion.

However, we would like to take this opportunity to express some concerns we have about the use of our trademark.  Our trademark is “X PRIZE,” which is always used as two words, in all capital letters, with no hyphen.  Also, our trademark is federally registered and should be used with an “R” in a circle, at least once prominently, in the format “X PRIZE(R) award.” In addition, the following statement should appear somewhere in your article or in a footnote:  “‘X PRIZE’ is a trademark of the “X” PRIZE Foundation, Inc.”

Finally, we are concerned that your use of our trademark and material appearing on our website not go beyond the limits of fair use that generally apply to journalism and commentary.  We note that this article was posted on August 4, 2006, and therefore expect that it will be replaced soon (we would anticipate by October 4, 2006) with new material.  Otherwise, we are concerned that the length of time you have exhibited our trademark and posted material from our website may constitute an effort to trade on the goodwill of our Foundation for your organization’s benefit.  Please inform us in writing as to when you will be archiving this article and removing the reference to X PRIZE from your homepage.

Good luck with your exploration in this area. We appreciate your prompt attention to these requests.

Paul Cusack
Vice President of Operations
X PRIZE Foundation

Note that I have updated the article in question with the correct trademark language and also it has been bumped from the home page (A matter of simply writing a new article - the homepage displays the last 3 articles written in each category).

And so the quest for fusion continues with measured steps.... "




Proton 21 - The New Fusion (Score: 1)
by vlad on Wednesday, September 13, 2006 @ 22:35:26 UTC
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(A candidate?) "Stanislav Adamenko on Emerging Fusion Research

By subjecting a copper electrode to a gigawatt pulse of energy, Dr. Stanislav Adamenko believes that he's found a new form of fusion that occurs inside a millimeter sized plasma that forms in the electrode. Has Adamenko finally cracked the code for solid-state fusion, and what potential for future energy does it hold? He joins us for the inside story on Proton 21's research in creating "The New Fusion"...

More: http://www.americanantigravity.com/articles/587/1/Proton-21---The-New-Fusion






 

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