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Thanks Jim,
It is an "intriguing" idea however I don't see a direct form of investment so the start-up will have to move further along in the process. The three key paragraphs for investment are:
Iqbal Quadir, executive director of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Legatum Center for Development and Entrepreneurship, is intrigued by Girguis’ fuel cells. Quadir, who started a company that has brought cell phone service to millions of people in Bangladesh, has offered to let Girguis distribute the microbial fuel cells as part of a new power-generation venture Quadir is heading. The venture, Emergence Bioenergy, uses microbe-filled biodigesters to generate methane from cow manure. The methane is then burned to generate electricity.
“I like his technology, it’s a paradigm shift,” Quadir said. “He could put his technology inside our biodigesters and produce extra watts.”
A number of steps remain before that can happen, however. Though Girguis has developed several different fuel cells, he has not yet begun producing them. The Lindbergh grant will finance continued research on the cells, to see the difference in output from different soils and sediments, and on what happens when the soil is enriched with organic matter.
Ah, Telenor invest with Grameenphone, an indirect view of how these things are financed/developed/built.
Quotes and Pointers
C 1 Of holy orders in the Church of England
3. According to the ancient law and usage of this Church and Realm of
England, the inferior clergy who have received authority to minister in
any diocese owe canonical obedience in all things lawful and honest to
the bishop of the same, and the bishop of each diocese owes due
allegiance to the archbishop of the province as his metropolitan.
Every bishop is, within his diocese, the principal minister, and to him belongs the right . . . of ordering, controlling and authorising all services in churches
Canon C8 paragraph 2 Of ministers exercising their ministry
A minister duly ordained priest or deacon . . . may officiate in any place only after he has received authority to do so from the bishop of the diocese . . . Save that: (a) The minister having the cure of souls of a church . . . may allow a minister . . . to minister within their church or chapel for a period of not more than seven days . . . without reference to the bishop
Source: Canons of the Church of England
Out and About on the Net with Twitter Lines
GAFCON and Global South -- Michael Poon releases "confidential" response from a Primate to his questions. Poon's release has since been scrubbed from the the site where it was posted.
et alli is cross posted at The Intelligence Forum
