i 1 paid a famous astrology to do a chart on this man, ed kemper. now kemper is a serial killer.ho murdered 6 hitchhikers, his grandparents and his own mother, i gave his horoscope to a class of college students, we gathered their birth dates before, i said don't look at your neighbor's copy this is personal your 24 page horoscope, they read the same 25 pages and said, wow. i didn't believe it inn astrology before but this is amazing no one could have known these things about me, i am a believer. why would they think that kemper's horoscope was theirs? because ast roll jeres and -- ast roll jeres gists and fortune tellers are good at it, i can do it to you, think of a name of a country that starting with the letter d, now second letter and think of an animal with that letter. got it? i bet you think of an elephant, right? >> i am psychic. i know what you think? or more reasonably, if you ask people to think of a country that begins can d most is denmark. second letter ise, elephant. maybe you thought i could read your mind. you have jupiter in your 7th house, people collaborate w

this man, ed kemper, she created a horoscope based on kemper's birthplace and time.e a serial killer who murdered six hitch hikers, his grandparents and his own mother. i then gave his horoscope to a class of college students. we gathered their birthdates before, and i told them, don't look at your neighbor's copy. this is personal. this is your 24-page horoscope. the students read the same 25 pages and then said things like, wow, i didn't believe in astrology before, but this is amazing. no one could have known all these things about me. i'm a believer. why would they think kemper's horoscope was theirs? because astrologers and other fortune tellers like psychics and palm readers are good at telling people things that they think applies just to them. maybe i can do it to you. i can read your mind through the tv. think of the name of a country that starts with the letter d. got one? now take the second letter of that country and think of an animal that starts with that letter. got it? i bet you're thinking of an elephant, right? i'm psychic. i know what you think. or

why would they think kemper's horoscope was theirs?cause aastrologers and psychics and palm readers are good at telling things people think apply just to them. maybe i can do it to you? after all, i can read your mind through the tv. i'll prove it to you. think of the name of a country that starts with the letter d. got one? now take the second letter of that country and think of an animal that starts with that letter. got it? i bet you're thinking of an elephant, right? i'm psychic. i know what you think! or more reasonably if you ask people to think of a country that believes with d, the country most of us think of is denmark, second letter is e. most people think of elephant rather than eagle or electric eel. but maybe you thought i could read your mind. astrolgss tell people things that apply to most everyone. have you jupiter or your seventh house so people collaborate with you to help you. security is important to you. you have an above average sense of humor. well most americans think they have an above average sense of humor. w

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we're getting there with kemper and with boundary dam. we haven't integrated all of this technology. we know about it but we haven't integrated it into functioning commercial sized power systems. we'll get there but we're not there yet but the biggest impediment, and i think all of us again agree on think the driver, the market driver here, isn't there with low-cost, very abundant, very affordable natural gas and it is not there because our economy isn't bubbling at 90% also. so when you put all of those factors together it is not hard to conclude that the drivers here for technology development don't really exist for a variety of reasons particularly with respect to something at least the users of that technology, at least in this country view it as pretty risky stuff. and i won't try to go into and cost and values of all of that. but i would like to spend just a minute excoing what bob said before. we have been very successful in using technology as the fulcrum to insure that we have a more environmentally pure world or environmentally

kemper county project is an example of the scale of the challenges as well as rising capital cost facing the technology. landscape does remain unsettled. scheme is in place. in long-terms liability, some of which are being addressed by individual things like leadership. to the electricity market and resilience. that is the focus of this review. today, 10 regional transmission organizations work across a large proportion of the united states and canada. this structure has delivered many benefits such as efficient use of existing assets and electricity costs. the electricity system remains fragmented. markets,he success of electricity across the board remains difficult. the balance between consolidation of system operators and coordinators between systems as needed. this need will become more it continues to grow and greater access to balancing is required. electricity is no longer about load-balancing. and extremege weather are fundamental he the way we view energy systems. system resiliency has become a greater rarity than ever before. the combined efforts to improve climate preparedness

we all we all focus on boundary dam and kemper and the pattern of a project , a little bit on the archer daniels midland project, but their are several other projects of there where at least in my judgment it is a challenge, mostly a financial challenge, not necessarily a technology challenge. those projects are living in a world where the market does not yet exist. those exist. those projects are living in a world where there is lot of cheap natural gas and no driver for the technology to be able to survive. we survive. we talked a lot about the importance of, i think, political and government support. let me let me underscore this by saying that without very significant support were not going to get their. i'm talking about the support that exists or does not exist within the current administration. i i do not talk about the really superb efforts that are being done at the department of energy, in particular in an effort to sustain a program the program and develop a program around advanced coal -based technologies. let me walk you through this for a second. the president's request in

this is one of our favorite projects, the kemper project. this is a success in many ways.part of that is we're scaling up a useful technology. it took us 25 years to develop that. we're testing it now at scale. this is a 582 megawatt power plant, a big plant, and the thing i want to draw your attention to is really two things. one is that little black pile in the corner. they're mining local lig night and coal. they're mining that at $10 a ton. they've got an 80-year supply. it is an incredibly cheap source of fuel for this plant. and in this part of the country where they need to maintain resilience due to weather disruptions and all these other sorts of things, a southern company thought this was an important component of their portfolio. this is a net water positive power plant. this water plant produces water. part of the reason is they have to dry the coal to make it work. when they do they recover the water and return it to the environment. we don't often think of fossil energy plant as sources of water but, in fact, they put water into the environment. that's one of

this is one of our favorite projects, the kemper project. this is a success in many ways.d all these other sorts of things, a southern company thought this was an important component of their portfolio. another thing that is not obvious from looking at this but it's a fact. this is a net water positive power plant. this power plant produces water. as a consequence of its function. part of the reason is they have to dry the coal to make it work. when they do they recover the water and return it to the environment. we don't often think of fossil energy plant as sources of water but, in fact, they put water into the environment. that's one of those things we could consider and the d.o.e. is thinking about it in terms of its r & d portfolio. you may be familiar with the petronova project. it's a huge power plant. the total outpit is something like 4400 mega watts. half gas, half coal. they went and we gave them some money to do a 60 megawatt retrofit and they crunched the numbers and said 60 megawatts isn't going to cut it. let's make it four times as big. they did a 240 megaw