8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (5)
#22696301 at 2025-03-04 01:51:01 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #27728: Into The Night FOG OF WAR Must See Tell I Vision Edition
Top 10 Market Players in the Graphene Oxide Industry
https://www.businessresearchinsights.com/blog/market-players-in-the-graphene-oxide-industry-10111
1. Global Graphene Group
Global Graphene Group is an award-winning company. It is a leading material science technology and product solutions company focused on graphene. The company gained popularity in commercializing graphene raw materials and graphene-enabled applications, including nanocomposite. The company's subsidiaries are Honeycomb, Angstron Materials, Nanotek Instruments, and Battery. It was founded in 2016.
2. Graphenea
Graphenea is a privately-held European company (based in Spain). The company focuses on the production of high-quality graphene for industrial applications. It produces both CVD graphene and graphene oxide materials. It offers graphene on several substrates. The company has developed a leading synthesis and transfer process. It was founded in 2010.
3. Abalonyx AS
Abalonyx specializes in graphene oxide. Its role is to develop rGOs with high conductivity for use in ink development. The Norway-based company has a strong production in R&D and is related to graphene oxide and its derivatives.
4. Garmor
The company has the vision to develop a new cost-effective and environment-friendly graphene oxide flakes production. It is situated in Florida with a strong customer base. The company increases its in-house capacity to 100 tons per year. It aims to manufacture and sell graphene across the world.
5. ACS Material
The goal of the company is to provide high-quality nanomaterial technical proposals, services, or products. The products include single-layer graphene, graphene oxide, carboxyl graphene, and graphene nanoplates. The company is committed to developing advanced nanomaterials.
6. Cheap Tubes
Cheap Tubes was founded in 2005 by Mike Foley. The mission of the company is to provide high-quality nanomaterials at low cost worldwide. The company gained popularity at a high rate for its strong supply chains. In 2014, the company moved to its new manufacturing facility in Cambridge port. Silver nanowires were the first product of the company.
7. The Sixth Element Materials
Founded in 2011, the company is the world-leading manufacturer of graphene-based products with strong R&D. It has new products for batteries, reinforced plastics, energy storage coatings, and adhesives. The company has a capacity of 1000 t/a. Further, it is ISO 9001 certified since September 2014 and holds EU-REACH registrations.
8. BGT Materials Limited (BGT)
BGT Materials Limited (BGT) is dedicated to developing graphene technology to enhance lives. It has pioneered high-quality and large-area production. The company has achieved strong commercialization of graphene-enhanced applications. It has a customized supply chain and great research & development programs.
9. E Way Technology
Established in April 2000, the company has improved manufacturing processes and high product quality. It has an advanced material department that manufactures graphene related products. It also consists of an electronic component department.
10. Nanoinnova
Nanoinnova claims to have used sustainable chemistry methodologies, which is responsible for its large product portfolio. The company has large energy storage devices and is engaged in the development of new biosensors. It was founded in 2010 and is located in Spain.
Growing Need for Nanotechnology to Foster Market Expansion
Increasing demand from multiple applications is likely to facilitate the adoption of the material. Growing R&D activities by colleges, research institutes, and business are responsible for facilitating market development. Further, the material extensively used in the automotive sector will surge the product demand. The properties associated with the product, such as renewable, flexible, lightweight, and long-lasting materials, have driven the market growth across the world.
#18131776 at 2023-01-12 20:34:58 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #22229: Top Secret Edition
>>18131713
>>18131732
>>18131756
>Pete Ricketts
#18130341 at 2023-01-12 16:33:11 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #22227: QR Comfy Edition
Former Nebraskas GOP Gov. Ricketts appoint to fill seat of outgoing Republican Sen. Sasse
Ricketts was appointed by Nebraska Republican Gov. Jim Pillen.
Updated: January 12, 2023 - 10:40am
Former Nebraska GOP Gov. Pete Ricketts was appointed Thursday to fill the Senate seat of Republican Sen. Benn Sasse, wh officially resigned this week to become president of the University of Florida.
Ricketts was appointed by Nebraska Republican Gov. Jim Pillen.
Ricketts will serve the remaining two years of Sasse's six-year term, ahead of a 2024 special Senate election, according to NBC News.
https://justthenews.com/government/congress/former-nebraskas-gop-gov-Ricketts-appoint-fill-seat-outgoing-republican-sen
Pete Ricketts
United States Senator-designate from Nebraska
Assuming office
January 23, 2023
Appointed by Jim Pillen
Succeeding Ben Sasse
40th Governor of Nebraska
In office
January 8, 2015?- January 5, 2023
Lieutenant Mike Foley
Preceded by Dave Heineman
Succeeded by Jim Pillen
Chair of the Republican Governors Association
In office
November 19, 2021?- November 17, 2022
Serving with Doug Ducey
Preceded by Doug Ducey
Succeeded by Kim Reynolds
Children 3
Relatives Joe Ricketts (father)
Marlene Volkmer (mother)
Thomas S. Ricketts (brother)
Laura Ricketts (sister)
Todd Ricketts (brother)
Education University of Chicago (BA, MBA)
John Peter Ricketts (born August 19, 1964) is an American politician who is the United States Senator-designate for the state of Nebraska. He previously served as the 40th governor of Nebraska from 2015 to 2023. He is a member of the Republican Party.
Ricketts is the son ofJoe Ricketts, founder of TD Ameritrade. He is also, with other family members, a part owner of Major League Baseball's Chicago Cubs.[1] In 2006, he ran for the U.S. Senate against incumbent Ben Nelson, losing in a landslide. He ran for the Nebraska governorship in 2014, narrowly winning a six-way Republican primary, and defeated Democratic Party nominee Chuck Hassebrook, 57% to 39%. He was reelected in 2018, defeating Democratic nominee Bob Krist, 59% to 41%.
In January 2023, Ricketts was appointed by his successor Governor Jim Pillen to be the replacement choice for retiring U.S. Senator Ben Sasse.[2]
2006 U.S. Senate campaign
Main article: 2006 United States Senate election in Nebraska
Ricketts was the 2006 Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate seat held by Democrat Ben Nelson. His opponents in the primary were former Nebraska Attorney General Don Stenberg and former state Republican chairman David Kramer. Ricketts spent nearly $5 million of his own money, outspending his opponents 10-1 in winning the nomination.[19]
Ricketts received somehigh-profile campaign assistance, most notably from President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney. Bush appeared at a campaign rally for Ricketts on November 5, 2006, just days before the election, in Grand Island, Nebraska.
Ricketts ran on a conservative platform, emphasizing fiscal responsibility,[20] immigration reform,[21] and agriculture,[22] as well as championing a socially conservative platform opposing same-sex marriage[23] and abortion.[24] In all, he contributed $11,302,078 of his own money to his campaign, triggering the Millionaire's Amendment which allowed his opponent to raise larger amounts from each donor.[25][26] He spent more money than any Senate candidate in Nebraska history,[27] but lost to Nelson by a margin of 36%-64%.[28]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pete_Ricketts
#18130341 at 2023-01-12 16:33:11 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #22227: QR Comfy Edition
Former Nebraskas GOP Gov. Ricketts appoint to fill seat of outgoing Republican Sen. Sasse
Ricketts was appointed by Nebraska Republican Gov. Jim Pillen.
Updated: January 12, 2023 - 10:40am
Former Nebraska GOP Gov. Pete Ricketts was appointed Thursday to fill the Senate seat of Republican Sen. Benn Sasse, wh officially resigned this week to become president of the University of Florida.
Ricketts was appointed by Nebraska Republican Gov. Jim Pillen.
Ricketts will serve the remaining two years of Sasse's six-year term, ahead of a 2024 special Senate election, according to NBC News.
https://justthenews.com/government/congress/former-nebraskas-gop-gov-ricketts-appoint-fill-seat-outgoing-republican-sen
Pete Ricketts
United States Senator-designate from Nebraska
Assuming office
January 23, 2023
Appointed by Jim Pillen
Succeeding Ben Sasse
40th Governor of Nebraska
In office
January 8, 2015?- January 5, 2023
Lieutenant Mike Foley
Preceded by Dave Heineman
Succeeded by Jim Pillen
Chair of the Republican Governors Association
In office
November 19, 2021?- November 17, 2022
Serving with Doug Ducey
Preceded by Doug Ducey
Succeeded by Kim Reynolds
Children 3
Relatives Joe Ricketts (father)
Marlene Volkmer (mother)
Thomas S. Ricketts (brother)
Laura Ricketts (sister)
Todd Ricketts (brother)
Education University of Chicago (BA, MBA)
John Peter Ricketts (born August 19, 1964) is an American politician who is the United States Senator-designate for the state of Nebraska. He previously served as the 40th governor of Nebraska from 2015 to 2023. He is a member of the Republican Party.
Ricketts is the son ofJoe Ricketts, founder of TD Ameritrade. He is also, with other family members, a part owner of Major League Baseball's Chicago Cubs.[1] In 2006, he ran for the U.S. Senate against incumbent Ben Nelson, losing in a landslide. He ran for the Nebraska governorship in 2014, narrowly winning a six-way Republican primary, and defeated Democratic Party nominee Chuck Hassebrook, 57% to 39%. He was reelected in 2018, defeating Democratic nominee Bob Krist, 59% to 41%.
In January 2023, Ricketts was appointed by his successor Governor Jim Pillen to be the replacement choice for retiring U.S. Senator Ben Sasse.[2]
2006 U.S. Senate campaign
Main article: 2006 United States Senate election in Nebraska
Ricketts was the 2006 Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate seat held by Democrat Ben Nelson. His opponents in the primary were former Nebraska Attorney General Don Stenberg and former state Republican chairman David Kramer. Ricketts spent nearly $5 million of his own money, outspending his opponents 10-1 in winning the nomination.[19]
Ricketts received somehigh-profile campaign assistance, most notably from President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney. Bush appeared at a campaign rally for Ricketts on November 5, 2006, just days before the election, in Grand Island, Nebraska.
Ricketts ran on a conservative platform, emphasizing fiscal responsibility,[20] immigration reform,[21] and agriculture,[22] as well as championing a socially conservative platform opposing same-sex marriage[23] and abortion.[24] In all, he contributed $11,302,078 of his own money to his campaign, triggering the Millionaire's Amendment which allowed his opponent to raise larger amounts from each donor.[25][26] He spent more money than any Senate candidate in Nebraska history,[27] but lost to Nelson by a margin of 36%-64%.[28]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pete_Ricketts
#15528984 at 2022-02-02 19:04:17 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #19638: ITS HABBENING!!! Edition
>>15528967
'Coming of Age' with Margaret Mead
[Blog and photos by Mike Foley: Originally published July 8, 2009]
In 1925-26, armed with a Columbia University Ph.D. in cultural anthropology, 23-year-old Margaret Mead spent about six months on the island of Ta'u, Manu'a, American Samoa, conducting field research on whether nurture or nature was predominant in determining behavior. Her controversial book, Coming of Age in Samoa (which I was required to read in Anthropology 101 at the University of Utah in 1964), described an idyllic place where adolescent promiscuity was a natural part of their society.
Even though her book captured the imagination of many, while raising the ire of others, that didn't stop the people of Ta'u from giving the doyenne of anthropology a royal welcome when she returned for the first time in 46 years on November 11, 1971 . . . and I had fa'amolemole'd [i.e. begged] and bluffed my way onto the official traveling party to see it…
http://nanilaie.info/?p=404
#2928187 at 2018-09-08 00:44:26 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #3704: Better Prepared
CFO of Unity Technologies Resigns
https://web.archive.org/web/20180908004207/https://www.businessinsider.com/unity-cfo-Mike-Foley-resigned-and-the-company-raised-145-million-2018-9
8chan/8kun QResearch AUSTRALIA Posts (2)
#21049303 at 2024-06-19 12:06:28 (UTC+1)
Q Research AUSTRALIA #36: BADGE OF HONOR Edition
Dutton reveals locations for seven nuclear power plants under Coalition plan
Mike Foley - June 19, 2024
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Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has unveiled long-awaited details of his pledge to build nuclear reactors in Australia, confirming that two nuclear plants would produce electricity by the middle of next decade and be built with public funding under a government-owned business model.
The Coalition revealed seven nuclear plants would be built at the sites of former coal power plants: Lithgow and the Hunter Valley in NSW, Loy Yang in Victoria's Latrobe Valley, Tarong and Callide in Queensland, Collie in Western Australia and Port Augusta in South Australia.
"We know the government has renewables only policy which is not fit for purpose. No other country in the world can keep the lights on 24/7 with the renewables-only policy," Dutton said at an announcement in Sydney on Wednesday morning.
"Today we announce seven locations that we have looked at in great detail over a long period of time that can host new nuclear sites, and that'll be part of an energy mix with renewables and significant amounts of gas into the system, particularly in the interim period."
He said the assets would be owned by the Commonwealth, which would form partnerships with experienced nuclear companies tasked with building and operating them.
But he conceded his policy had not yet been costed. "We will have more to say in relation to the cost in due course, and, as you know, we've done this in a step-by-step process. The focus today is on the sites," Dutton said.
Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen, who set a legislated target to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 43 per cent of 2005 levels by 2030, on Wednesday accused the opposition of formulating a nuclear policy to boost the life of fossil fuels.
"They say they want to pause renewable energy, and that is what this policy is designed to do - to slow or stop renewable energy, to rely on coal for longer as we wait for this nuclear fantasy to come about," Bowen said.
"The Australian people now have a very clear choice, stick with the plan, or go with this uncosted, unmodeled fantasy that Mr Dutton is proposing today."
Dutton also acknowledged he would need to convince state premiers to overturn nuclear bans. He said the Commonwealth could apply a national interest test and compulsorily acquire land from states for reactor sites.
"Somebody famously said: I would not stand between a premier and a bucket of money, and we've seen the premiers in different debates before, where they've been able to negotiate with the Commonwealth. And we'll be able to address those issues," Dutton said, referring to a statement made by former prime minister Paul Keating.
(continued)
#19780543 at 2023-10-22 09:17:29 (UTC+1)
Q Research AUSTRALIA #32: YOU ARE NOT ALONE IN THIS FIGHT Edition
>>19739995
>>19740235
>>19749474
>>19780537
'Declaration of war': Mundine rejects criticism from Yes campaign
Mike Foley - October 22, 2023
Leading No campaigner in the Voice referendum Nyunggai Warren Mundine has dismissed as ridiculous and racist a claim from Indigenous leaders for Yes that he is a puppet of right-wing think tanks, as Anthony Albanese declares the referendum created a new national awareness of the disadvantage confronting First Nations peoples.
A draft document dated October 20 intended to be the first collective response of Indigenous leaders supporting the Yes campaign was to be released after a week of silence marking the referendum defeat.
A leaked copy of the statement was published by this masthead on Sunday and had been circulated among about 50 Indigenous people and organisations, including those associated with the Yes 23 and Uluru Dialogue campaigns.
The draft statement said the 61 per cent national No vote was "so appalling and mean-spirited as to be utterly unbelievable". It says the "shameful victory" belongs to right-wing think tanks the Institute of Public Affairs and the Centre for Independent Studies, and the media group News Corporation.
The statement, which is unsigned, has caused division among Indigenous leaders in the Yes camp. Some leaders declined to be part of it, saying it struck the wrong tone or that they disagreed with the points it made. Members of the Yes camp who were approached yesterday declined to comment.
The draft letter says Indigenous leaders Price, Senator Kerrynne Liddle, and Mundine who opposed the Voice to parliament "were just front people for three right-wing organisations".
"It is an old colonial tactic to use black people to fight black people," the statement says.
Mundine said he opposed the referendum because it was divisive between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. He said the draft letter "was a continuation of that".
"So much for reconciliation and uniting the country," he said. "This is a declaration of war, metaphorically.
"This insulting idea that we're some sort of puppet is just totally ridiculous.
"Saying that the No campaign had a racist base is just ridiculous."
Mundine said two-thirds of the population, drawing from a cross-section of society, voted No.
"It's almost Trumpism, quite frankly, that they're rejecting the vote of the people and it wasn't white people alone," Mundine said.
"I'm not going to claim that they were the majority, but there were quite a few indigenous people who voted No."
The draft letter says the lack of political bipartisan support was the determining factor in the referendum. It praises Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's "gallantry" in defeat. However, it says the prime minister's failure to blame No voters for their error is wrong.
"Once the Nationals and Liberals joined the No campaign the full arsenal of racism, ignorance and mean-spiritedness was unleashed and an unprecedented campaign of misinformation and disinformation was employed," the draft letter says.
Nationals leader David Littleproud, who pre-empted his Coalition colleagues in the Liberals by declaring first that his party supported the No case, said the failed Yes campaign was Albanese's fault.
"While I appreciate the disappointment by some Indigenous leaders for Yes, this was a democratically determined outcome the country made," Littleproud said.
"The loss of the referendum lays squarely at the feet of the prime minister. He misread the nation in putting forward a proposition that conflated recognition with more bureaucracy."
Albanese said he accepted the referendum result and said he was optimistic Australians would find a new path to reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people.
"There is a new national awareness of the need to close the gap. We can't continue to have an eight-year life expectancy gap between Indigenous and non-indigenous Australians," he said.
"We need to address issues of education, health, housing and other areas of disadvantage. We need to address the justice issues, which are there for all to see."
https://www.theage.com.au/politics/federal/declaration-of-war-mundine-rejects-criticism-from-yes-campaign-20231022-p5ee3g.html