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This page commenced Feb. 3, 2010

2013

Hydrogen > Production >
Just Add Water: How Scientists Are Using Silicon to Produce Hydrogen On Demand - Super-small particles of silicon react with water to produce hydrogen almost instantaneously, according to University at Buffalo researchers. In a series of experiments, the scientists created spherical silicon particles about 10 nanometers in diameter. When combined with water, these particles reacted to form silicic acid and hydrogen. (Science Daily; January 22, 2013)

2012

Featured: Water > as Fuel > Vehicles / Hydrogen / Fuel Cells >
Mercedes' Ener-G-Force to Run on Water via Hydro-Tech Converter - From a conservation of energy point of view, the source of energy in this set-up is described in the phrase: "Water [is transferred to] the 'hydro-tech converter,' where natural and renewable resources are converted into hydrogen for operating the fuel cells." Waiting for elaboration. (PESWiki; November 26, 2012)

Featured: Waste to Energy > from Sewage > Urine >
Urine-Powered Generator from Nigeria - Four teenage girls have invented and demonstrated at the fourth annual Maker Faire Africa a generator powered by urine. "What these kids are doing is taking urea electrolysis and making hydrogen and then using that hydrogen to make electricity", according to Gerardine Botte, a chemical engineer at Ohio University who invented the urea electrolysis process. (PESWiki; November 10, 2012)

Featured / Best Exotic FE: Noble Gas Engines > Bob Rohner >
Russ Gries runs Bob Rohner's Noble Gas Popper replication on Hydrogen - Hydrogen is not a noble gas, yet it appears to provide significant work in the plasma-based piston that Russ Gries has built. Gary Hendershot reminds us that hydrogen gas is easy to heat and expands readily, and that could be what is causing this effect, not plasma. (PESN; October 2, 2012)

Solar / Hydrogen > Solar Hydrogen > Photosynthesis Imitation >
HyperSolar Envisions Solar Powered Hydrogen "Farms" - Essentially mimicking the natural process of photosynthesis, Hypersolar's nanoscale solar device with protective plastic coating enables the production of hydrogen in hostile environments including sea water, wastewater or stormwater runoff. That gives the system a leg up on conventional hydrogen systems, which require purified water. (CleanTechnica; May 26, 2012)

Featured: Water as Fuel > Genesis World Energy >
Genesis Self-Sustaining Generator Prototype and Documentation Pops up on eBay - Remember the G-Cell by Genesis World Energy back in 2003 that had everyone excited, curious, mad? The company founder, Patrick Timothy Kelly ended up in jail for fraud. Well, the demonstration unit is now up for sale on eBay. Bid closes in a few hours, on May 18, 5:48:41 GMT, with opening bid requested at $2500 (for a scam that pulled in over 40 million). (PESN; May 18, 2012)

Featured: Fuel Efficiency > Water as Fuel > Hydroxy >
Looking for Airplane to Make Aviation History with HHO Power - A company in Montana is looking for an experimental plane on which they could install their hydroxy system to demonstrate the efficacy of their electrolysis and injection timing breakthrough that leads to amazing fuel economy and horsepower boosting while reducing emissions. 900 HP Camaro. (PESN; May 12, 2012)

Featured: Storage > Hydrogen >H Storage / Solar > Concentrated > Thermal > SHEC >
NEST Lines up Grid-Parity Solar - The first success story of the New Energy Systems Trust (NEST) seems to have already commenced with us lining up a breakthrough grid-parity solar company with an order for 4500 one-megawatt systems in India. SHEC Labs is a likely vendor of the biomass-to-H technology, if not using their solar thermal storage breakthrough. (PESN; May 9, 2012)

Hydrogen / Solar > Solar Hydrogen >
Scientist Develops Self-Sustaining Solar Reactor that Produces Clean Hydrogen Fuel - A doctoral student in mechanical engineering at the University of Delaware has designed a new type of reactor that produces hydrogen using nothing more than concentrated sunlight, zinc oxide, and water. And best of all, the zinc oxide used by the reactor can be reused, meaning that once the reactor is up and running, it would be self-sustaining. (Inhabitat; April 7, 2012)

2011

Best Exotic FE: Nuclear / Hydrogen > Blacklight Power >
Pending PCT patent application by Randall Mills and Black Power Inc. – Part 1 - This patent application by Mills, who has filed 40 patents since 2001, is based on some 25 US provisional filings, setting the clock ticking for the finalizing of those patent applications. The PTC application expands the prospects that the theories of Randall Mills are relevant to the phenomena of Cold Fusion. (Cold Fusion Now; December 12, 2011)

Hydrogen > Production > Electrolysis >
Home hydrogen plant demoed to GM reps - Millennium Reign Energy LLC, of Englewood, Ohio, has refined a self-contained, fully automatic hydrogen generating station powered by solar panels and a wind turbine that they hope will one day become a standard in every home. (WDTN; October 15, 2011)

W2E / BioElectricity > Microorganisms / Hydrogen > Production > Penn State >
Researchers turn wastewater into “inexhaustible” source of hydrogen - The dawn of the Hydrogen Age has arrived as researchers from Penn State have developed a Reverse Electro-Dialysis cell that can produce an unlimited amount of hydrogen from sea water, fresh water and microbes from organic waste with no electrical input. (GizMag; September 19, 2011)

Solar / Ethanol / Hydrogen > Production >
Hydrogen generated from sunlight and ethanol - An international team of scientists has announced success in creating hydrogen at ambient temperature and pressure using a combination of sunlight and ethanol. The method is potentially cheaper, produces higher yields and, because no high temperatures or pressures are required, uses less energy than conventional methods. (GizMag; May 30, 2011)

Hydrogen > Production > Electrolysis >
Energy Breakthrough: One Step Closer to Extracting Hydrogen from Water - A research team at Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland has announced through a serendipitous experiment they have come upon a new catalyst for electrolysis to split hydrogen out of water, using a molybdenum-based catalyst that allows hydrogen production at room temperature, and is inexpensive and efficient. (OilPrice; April 20, 2011; and Chemical Science)

Featured / Best Exotic FE: Noble Gas Engines > PlasmERG >
Noble Gas Engine Ready for Production Investment - PlasmERG Inc., which has demonstrated a noble gas plasma expansion motor that can provide clean, cheap, and reliable power; is gearing up for commercial production, pending patent approval and adequate financing. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; April 2, 2011)

Waste to Energy > Sewage > Urine / Hydrogen > Production >
Pee power could fuel hydrogen cars - Ohio University’s Gerardine Botte has invented a way to create hydrogen fuel from urine. Ammonia and urea, two compounds found in urine, are also a source for hydrogen. Placing an electrode in the wastewater and applying a current creates hydrogen gas. (Huffington Post; March 15, 2011)

Featured: Fuel Efficiency > HHO / Water as Fuel > Freddy's Cell / Square 1 >
Do You Want a Water Fuel Experimenter Product? - Last August Freddy Wells rocked the free energy world with his claim to have run a pickup truck on nothing but water. He has joined with Square1 Energy to refine the technology an prepare it for the market. They recently held a conference call to probe the level of interest in an introductory, experimenter's product. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; February 10, 2011)

Featured: Events > COFE >
4th International Conference on Future Energy (COFE) - Upcoming SPESIF conference at the University of Maryland on March 15-17, 2011 includes plenary session organized by Tom Valone. Topics include: emerging energy, field propulsion, fission & fusion, space tech, energy medicine, tidal, hydrogen, solar power, magnetic motor, zero-point energy, space power, astrosociology, space settlement topics. (PESWiki; February 6, 2011)

Hydrogen / Plasma > Blacklight > New >
Time-Resolved Hydrino Continuum Transactions with Cutoffs at 22.8 nm and 10.1 nm (pdf) - A new scientific paper by R.L. Mills, Y. Lu has been posted - "The temporal evolution of the continuum emission supports the mechanism of H+ e- recombination to form high-density H. This transient state permits interactions amongst H's to cause the hydrino transitions and corresponding emission." (Blacklight Power; January 19, 2011)

2010

Hydrogen > Fuel Cells / Water > Desalination >
Simultaneously Desalinating Water, Making Hydrogen And Treating Wastewater - Researchers from the University of Colorado are researching methods for practically incorporating desalination into microbial fuel cells in a way that can treat wastewater and produce electricity simultaneously. Next steps for the team will include using real wastewater to test the efficiency as well as optimizing the reactor configuration to improve system performance. (Energy Daily; December 6, 2010)

Solar Hydrogen / Algae >
OriginOil Achieves Hydrogen Production Comparable To Photovoltaics - OriginOil intends the Hydrogen Harvester to be deployed as an additional system output in algae production settings, approaching an efficiency of 12 percent when exposed to the sun. An advantage is that algae stores up energy during the day and will continue to generate hydrogen throughout the night. (Biofuel Daily; November 11, 2010)

Featured / Top 100 / Best Exotic: Hydrogen > Plasma > Blacklight Power
BlackLight's electricity production from new form of hydrogen independently validated - BlackLight Power, Inc. announces production of electricity from a new form of hydrogen. Independent studies validate breakthrough non-polluting energy source based on hydrino theory. (PESN; November 30, 2010)

Water as Fuel / Hydrogen > Production >
Japanese company lays claim to world's cheapest hydrogen production process - Japan’s FUKAI Environmental Research Institute has announced a new technology for obtaining hydrogen efficiently and inexpensively. Their process involves adding aluminum or magnesium to boiling “functional water,” a proprietary substance that can be produced from by running regular tap water through a natural mineral-containing "functional water generation unit.” (GizMag; October 18, 2010)

Feature: Fuel Efficiency > Hydroxy >
HH2 Hydrogen unit commercially available - Hydroelectric Power LLC has a unit commercially available, to improve fuel mileage and decrease emissions. They are looking for dealers, distributors, and installers worldwide. Marketing has included installation into a classic '51 Chevy Retro by Hollywood's current go-to car guy, Fireball Tim Lawrence. (PESWiki; Sept. 14, 2010)

Water > as Fuel > Hydrogen > Hydroxy >
God give Hydrogen Convertes to all of mankind - On a TV program, It's Supernatural, a Christion visionary, Jason Westerfield, says: "Just as we had an industrial age, right now this generation will be known as the energy age... I saw some converters, that because of these [hydrogen] converters, every nation will be able to utilize and be self-sufficient in their own energy, and because of that, the world will not be dependent on oil, and we will see literally a global shift in power begin to take place." (Captain Willy; Oct. 31, 2008)

Hydrogen / Flight >
Long-endurance, hydrogen-powered Phantom Eye UAV unveiled - Unveiled earlier this week in St. Louis, Boeing's Phantom Eye will set a new benchmark in long-endurance unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) technology when it takes to the skies in 2011. With a wing-span of 150-feet, the hydrogen-powered aircraft will cruise at 150 knots, carry up to 450-pounds and stay aloft at 65,000 feet for up to four days. (GizMag; July 13, 2010)

Feature: Electrolysis > Hydrogen / Electromagnetic >
Hydroxy Gen and OU Replications - Michael Couch writes about the many self charging battery system videos of various origins; Bedini, Tesla Switch, SEC, and others showing up all over Youtube. 100% 'Looped' Hydroxy Genset, Kapanadze OU and Self Charging Battery Systems Demoed! (PESN; July 13, 2010)

Solar > Solar Hydrogen / Photosynthesis Imitation >
Breakthrough in using sunlight to split water - A team of MIT researchers has managed to mimic the photosynthetic process in plants by engineering M13, a simple and harmless virus, to help splitting water into its two atomic components - hydrogen and oxygen - using sunlight. The virus acts as the chlorophyl by capturing light, then transfers the energy down its length, acting like a wire. (GizMag; Apr. 16, 2010)

Hydrogen > Fuel Cells >
At last! An affordable, portable, pocket-sized Personal Fuel Cell - Horizon Fuel Cell has released the world's first affordable, pocket-sized fuel cell. Priced at US$99, the Minipak produces electricity from hydrogen at the point of use and offers effectively unlimited run-time for personal electronics. (GizMag; June 15, 2010)

Solar > PV / Hydrogen > Solar Hydrogen >
Jack Nicholson's 1978 Hydrogen Car - Step back in time to when solar panels were new and needed to be explained as part of a presentation on how the energy of sunlight could be used to generate electricity to electrolyze water to generate hydrogen which could run a car, using a metal catalyst to stabilize the storage of hydrogen. (GreenEnergyTV; 9/9/9)

Hydrogen > Production >
Scientists discover inexpensive metal catalyst for generating hydrogen from water - A team of researchers with Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the University of California, Berkeley has discovered an inexpensive metal catalyst based on a molybdenum-oxo metal complex with the chemical name of (PY5Me2)Mo-oxo that can effectively and more inexpensively generate hydrogen gas from water. (NanoWerk; April 30, 2010)

Hydrogen > Storage >
Hydrogen still in the eco-car race - Israeli scientists and entrepreneurs claim to have brought hydrogen energy a step closer by putting it in much smaller, lighter containers, packing hydrogen into glass filaments which will be only slightly thicker than a human hair. 11,000 such arrays will fuel a car for 400 kilometers (240 miles), take less than half the space and weight of tanks currently available (Associated Press; Apr. 18, 2010)

Solar Hydrogen / Hydrogen > Production / Storage >
A Virus That Might Make Hydrogen - A team of scientists lead by material science professor Angela Belcher has genetically modified a virus that can exploit sunlight to split water into oxygen and hydrogen. If viable, the process could help solve the vexing problem of energy storage and the equally vexing problem of producing hydrogen in a reasonable and cost-effective way. (Green Tech Media; April 11, 2010)

Featured / Top 100: Hydrogen > Blacklight >
Blacklight Power launches home page make-over - Includes a new multimedia presentation touting "our next leap forward: the power of water. Using water as fuel, hydrinos release 200 times more energy than by burning hydrogen, making energy that's cheap, abundant, and generates no pollution or greenhouse gases." (PESN; March 21, 2010) (Comments)

Piezoelectric / Hydrogen > Hydrogen Production >
Crystals + sound + water = clean hydrogen fuel - A new material raises the prospect of extracting hydrogen from water using noise pollution – from major roads, for example. A team at the University of Wisconsin-Madison made crystals of zinc oxide that, when immersed in water, absorb vibrations and develop areas of strong negative and positive charge that results in ripping apart nearby water molecules. (New Scientist; March 16, 2010) (Inhabitat)

Hydrogen > Storage >
Student Invents Material With Highest Known Hydrogen Storage Capacity - Javad Rafiee, a Ph.D. student at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, has developed a new method for storing large amounts of hydrogen at room temperature using a version of the super-material graphene. Reportedly his material is inexpensive, easy to produce. (Gas2; March 4, 2010)

Fuel Efficiency / Hydrogen / Health / Water >
Fractal Field Implosion Science Technologies - Company is developing a number of products based on the technology, including fuel enhancment, golden ratio hydrogen technology, bio-cascade dielectrics, magnetic pain relief, and magnetic water treatment for increasing crop yields. "An inspiring new order of pure scientific principles, the fractal field operates and expresses itself through phase conjugation."

Hydrogen >
East Coast Could Get A Hydrogen Highway - Using electrolysis technology from Proton Energy, a Connecticut company called SunHydro wants to deploy 11 solar-powered hydrogen fueling stations from Portland, Maine to the southern tip of Florida. The stations will be small, and will be able to fill just ten-to-fifteen cars per day. (Gas2; Jan. 28, 2010) [Comment: Flex-fuel capability is the best way to create demand for new while working within old.]

Hydrogen > Storage > R&D >
Electric Field Induced Hydrogen Storage: A New Step Forward - Scientists from Virginia Commonwealth University, Peking University in Beijing and the Chinese Academy of Science in Shanghai made a discovery that could help other researchers build hydrogen containers that could make the gas compete with petrol-based fuels in terms of energy density and availability. (The Green Optimistic; Feb. 3, 2010)

Events: Fuel Efficiency > Hydroxy > HHO Games >
First annual all-day Hydrogen Builders Conference - Running from 9 AM to 5 PM on Jan. 30, 2010 in Sarasota, Fla., the objective of this event is to join funders with developers of hydroxy technologies for its myriad of applications including mileage improvement, toxic waste disposal, welding, home cooking, steam boilers, home heating.

2009

Fuel Efficiency > Hydroxy >
HH2 hydrogen technology purports to turn any gas-guzzler into a hybrid - California-based HydroLectricPower claims its HH2 system ("not HHO") can turn just about any fossil-fuel-powered vehicle into an eco-friendly hybrid with the installation of a book-sized device that uses energy from the vehicle's 12-Volt battery to extract hydrogen and oxygen (separately) from distilled water, which are then blended with the existing fuel source to enhance fuel combustion inside the engine combustion chambers. (GizMag; Dec. 2, 2009)

Fuel Efficiency > Hydroxy >
Hydrogen power or just hot air? - Bill Jenner, a lifetime auto mechanic from Australia, claims to have reduced his fuel consumption by up to 75% by an on-board electrolysis unit that he put together from plans downloaded online. The unit ducts hydroxy gas (hydrogen-oxygen mixture) into the air intake of his vehicle catalyzing a more efficient burn of the fuel. (EchoNews au; Nov. 19, 2009)

Featured: Solar / Storage >
Magnesium Energy Cycle for fossil fuel replacement - Professor Yabe of Tokyo Tech is heading the development of a process that combines magnesium and water to produce high energy steam and hydrogen, which is burned to produce additional high energy steam to power an engine with no harmful emissions. The magnesium oxide by-product is reduced back to magnesium through a solar powered laser process to be reused. (PESWiki; Nov. 10, 2009)

Top 100: Solar / Storage > Electrolysis > Nocera Catalytic Electrolysis >
New solar storage solution could be the key to home-brewed electricity - A new paper by MIT professor Daniel Nocera describes the development of a practical, inexpensive storage system for achieving personalized solar energy. At its heart is an innovative catalyst that splits water molecules into oxygen and hydrogen that become fuel for producing electricity in a fuel cell. (GizMag; Nov. 4, 2009)

Featured: Hydrogen / Water > as Fuel > Electrolysis / Nanotechnology >
Ohmasa Gas makes water as fuel more feasible - Mr. Ohmasa, president of Japan Techno, has devised a method of producing an unusual hydrogen-oxygen gas by using low frequency vibrations to circulate the water upon which electrolysis is run, creating a highly stable H2-O2 gas called Ohmasa gas which exhibits unusual characteristics. For example, Ohmasa gas doesn't explode under pressure. (PESWiki; Nov. 2, 2009) (Comment)

Hydrogen / Superconductors >
For Future Superconductors, A Little Bit Of Lithium May Do Hydrogen A Lot Of Good - Scientists have long believeed that metallic hydrogen may prove to be a high temperature superconductor, but have been unsuccessful in achieving that state. A team from Cornell and NY State University at Stony Brook have announced a theoretical study that predicts the metallization of hydrogen-rich mixtures at significantly lower pressures by adding small amounts of lithium to hydrogen. (Science Daily; October 8, 2009)

Top 100: Storage / Solar Hydrogen / Electrolysis > Nocera >
Splitting Water to Store Solar Energy - MIT professor Daniel Nocera earlier worked on a catalysts that can divide water molecules which can be utilized to store energy. Daniel Nocera has established a company named as Sun Catalytix to give his dreams a concrete shape. He envisions low-cost Solar electrolysis producing hydrogen, stored in tanks, to run a fuel cell on demand, (Alt Energy News; Sept. 30, 2009)

Top 100: Blacklight Power >
Relativistic hydrogen inside a Casimir cavity appears to have a fractional quantum state from an external perspective - Rowan University recently announced validation of excess heat generated by off-the-shelf chemicals in a recipe provided by Black Light Power, implying an unknown mechanism beyond chemical but less than nuclear. Much of the controversy has revolved around claims of a fractional quantum state where the orbital radius drops below the Bohr radius. (ScienceBlog; September 11, 2009)

Storage >
Recyclable Hydrogen Fuel Tanks - Researchers in several U.S. National Laboratories have developed a series of reactions for refueling the high-density hydrogen-storage material ammonia borane at lower temperatures through a process that consumes much less energy. (MIT Technology Review; September 8, 2009)

Magazines > Infinite Energy Magazine >
Infinite Energy: Issue 88: Proposed New Structure for Hydrogen Atom - Model and Design for CMNS Experiments • Dirac’s Equation and the Sea of Negative Energy • The Music of the Spheres • Method and Apparatus for Direct Energy Conversion • Appearance of Copper on a Stainless Electrode • LENR in D.C. • Hydrogen Bond Energy in Tornadoes • The Rotation of Galaxies • Nuclear Alternative • Cold Fusion Colloquium Held at MIT; University of Missouri (July/August 2009 )

Contests: Hydrogen > Storage >
DOE launches $1 million Hydrogen Storage Prize - After trying to cut research funding by hundreds of millions for hydrogen technology (most of which was restored by Congress), the Department of Energy has announced a $1 million prize for a hydrogen technology breakthrough. The contest seeks an entry that will improve current hydrogen storage issues, involving highly-pressurized tanks. (AutoBlog; August 26, 2009)

Solar Hydrogen >
How a Solar-Hydrogen Economy Could Supply the World's Energy Needs - In an invited opinion piece to be published in the Proceedings of the IEEE, Professor Abbott at the University of Adelaide in Australia, argues that a solar-hydrogen economy is more sustainable and provides a vastly higher total power output potential than any other alternative and should be the final goal of current energy policy. (PhysOrg; Aug. 24, 2009)

Hydrogen >
First Hydrogen Power Plant in Italy - The world’s first hydrogen power plant is being constructed by ENEL, which has 50,000,000 power and gas customers. The H is being procured from Polimeri Europa’s petrochemical plant, which has an ethylene-cracking process, and will be brought to the establishment by especially built pipelines, providing power to 20,000 households. (Alt. Energy News; Aug 21, 2009)

Alt Fuels >
US Navy Tries To Turn Seawater Into Jet Fuel - Navy chemists have processed seawater into unsaturated short-chain hydrocarbons that with further refining could be made into kerosene-based jet fuel. The process involves extracting carbon dioxide dissolved in the water and combining it with hydrogen to make a hydrocarbon fuel. (New Scientist; Aug. 18, 2009)

Fuel Efficiency > Hydroxy > Ronn Motors >
The Scorpion: Ronn Motor Company Hydrogen-Exotic - Here is the first production vehicle that will use the hydrogen boost technology in which an on-board electrolysis unit produces Brown’s gas which is then ducted into the air intake to effect a more efficient burn of the fuel, achieving 40 mpg in a muscle car. They call it the "H2GO hydrogen injection system". (Gas2; Aug. 18, 2009)

Top 100: Plasma > Blacklight >
Blacklight gains academic nod for controversial hydrogen technology - BlackLight Power has this week had its technique for generating hydrogen fuel from water independently validated by US-based Rowan University. The firm has also posted two research papers, designed to help non-believers confirm the viability of its approach. (BusinessGreen; Aug. 14, 2009)

Memo: Need to scavange news from News:Archive:2009:July and back...

2007

Environmental Hall of Fame >
Closing the hydrogen economic loop - In a paper published in the current issue of the International Journal of Nuclear Hydrogen Production and Applications, Stanford Ovshinsky, Chairman and CEO of Ovshinsky Innovation LLC, based in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, explains that we already have the means for making the hydrogen economy realistic. (PhysOrg; July 21, 2008)

Combined Hydrogen, Electricity and Heat Generation - Air Products and FuelCell Energy announced construction of an advanced hydrogen energy station, providing low-cost hydrogen, electric power and heat from one integrated unit. It will combine Direct FuelCell (DFC) power plants with advanced gas separation technologies using renewable fuel sources. (Renewable Energy Access; Mar. 20, 2007)

Biomass gasification technology obtains record hydrogen yield - ZSW has developed a CO2 absorption-enhanced water vapour gasification technology for the production of an energy rich gas from biomass and also for the production of biohydrogen, biomethane and synthetic liquid biofuels. Tests showed yields of up to 70% hydrogen, an unprecedented level. (Biopact; January 12, 2007)

The Truth About Hydrogen - Wild promises abound, but can the simplest element in the universe really power our homes, fuel our cars and reduce our contribution to global warming? PM crunches the numbers on the real hydrogen economy. (Popular Mechanics; Nov. 2006)

J.L. Naudin Claims to Extract Free Energy Using Moller's Atomic Hydrogen Generator (MAHG) - Experimenter claims to derive free energy cleanly and safely from the dissociation and association of hydrogen atoms. Data posted from several tests. Plans, schematics, methods all listed openly to encourage replication and improvement of results. Based on decades-old concepts set forth by Nobel laureate. (PESN; June 26, 2005)

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