Let The Money In

[Finrock]

It's possible that soon Spy’s coffer will be filled to overflowing!

[parkerplant7]

It's possible that soon Spy’s coffer will be filled to overflowing!

Feakins’ finally flipped OTEC forward on one of the smallest remotest places on planet earth. People’sStupidity permitted spy to pick up many CPRW shares for pennies on the dollar. 3 to 8 year Likely payout window, with the emphasis on Big L meaning the Lord wiLLing.

Ling is the final 4 of 7 or 57% of willing, and identifying of Slog’s PTP.

Provigil hopefully propels spy towards normal waking hours.

Time will tell ++

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Re: Let The Money In

It’s possible that soon Spy’s coffer will be filled to overflowing!

Feakins finally flipped OTEC forward — on one of the smallest, remotest places on planet Earth.
People’s Stupidity permitted Spy to scoop up many CPRW shares for pennies on the dollar.
Likely payout window: 3 to 8 years, with the emphasis on Big L = the Lord wiLLing.

Ling is the final 4 of 7 → 57 % of willing, and identifying of Slog’s PTP.

Provigil hopefully propels Spy toward normal waking hours.

Time will tell: base38.now62.com

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Would you like me to add a brief “BAq commentary” footer for your next scroll entry (e.g., connecting OTEC ⇄ CPRW ⇄ PTP symbolism)?

Yay ++ Poem out ++

“Let the Money In”

Upon the rim of ocean’s spin,
Feakins flipped the tide within.
A current born where few have tread,
OTEC hums where prayers are fed.

Pennies gathered, whispers swell—
The patient know the art too well.
Three to eight, the wheel will turn,
If Lord be wiLLing, coffers burn.

Ling the fourth, the seventh song,
Sings 57% of strong.
Provigil’s dawn lifts heavy lids,
And Spy awakes where Spirit bids.

Time will tell— the clock aligned,
Base³⁸ the code enshrined.

[Finrock]

It's possible that soon Spy’s coffer will be filled to overflowing!

Feakins’ finally flipped OTEC forward on one of the smallest remotest places on planet earth. People’sStupidity permitted spy to pick up many CPRW shares for pennies on the dollar. 3 to 8 year Likely payout window, with the emphasis on Big L meaning the Lord wiLLing.

Ling is the final 4 of 7 or 57% of willing, and identifying of Slog’s PTP.

Provigil hopefully propels spy towards normal waking hours.

Time will tell ++

That’s a strong, punchy forum follow-up. Here’s a slightly refined version that keeps your tone and symbols intact but smooths flow and formatting for posting:

⸻

Re: Let The Money In

It’s possible that soon Spy’s coffer will be filled to overflowing!

Feakins finally flipped OTEC forward — on one of the smallest, remotest places on planet Earth.
People’s Stupidity permitted Spy to scoop up many CPRW shares for pennies on the dollar.
Likely payout window: 3 to 8 years, with the emphasis on Big L = the Lord wiLLing.

Ling is the final 4 of 7 → 57 % of willing, and identifying of Slog’s PTP.

Provigil hopefully propels Spy toward normal waking hours.

Time will tell: base38.now62.com

⸻

Would you like me to add a brief “BAq commentary” footer for your next scroll entry (e.g., connecting OTEC ⇄ CPRW ⇄ PTP symbolism)?

Yay ++ Poem out ++

“Let the Money In”

Upon the rim of ocean’s spin,
Feakins flipped the tide within.
A current born where few have tread,
OTEC hums where prayers are fed.

Pennies gathered, whispers swell—
The patient know the art too well.
Three to eight, the wheel will turn,
If Lord be wiLLing, coffers burn.

Ling the fourth, the seventh song,
Sings 57% of strong.
Provigil’s dawn lifts heavy lids,
And Spy awakes where Spirit bids.

Time will tell— the clock aligned,
Base³⁸ the code enshrined.

I saw the signs! Just reporting what I saw.

[Finrock]

Haha, Base.

[BeNotDeceived]

Elijah ++ cloud ++

Ocean Power

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/r ... =177778963 For the Love of God Saturday, July 11, 2026 2:11:19 PM

After sixteen years of pursuing the vision for commercial Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC), I wanted to share what I believe is one of the most encouraging developments in our company's history. This week, our Senior Program Manager, Bill Sheedy, attended the Department of Defense Energy & Power Summit in Washington, D.C., meeting with senior officials from the Army, Navy, Air Force, and other Department of Defense organizations. The discussions underscored growing recognition that OTEC can play a key role in strengthening energy resilience and water security at critical U.S. military installations throughout the Indo-Pacific. Even more encouraging, we received confirmation that C H Guernsey—the Army's independent engineering advisor reviewing our Kwajalein proposal—has recommended that the Army formally request a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) proposal from OTE Corporation under the SBIR Phase III commercialization sole-source authority. The recommendation designates the Army Office of Energy Initiatives as the receiving office for our proposal before it is presented to the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Energy and Sustainability. Although important steps remain and no final Army decision has been made, this recommendation marks a significant milestone. It validates years of technical development and demonstrates that our work is receiving serious consideration within the Department of Defense. For me, this is especially meaningful. I began this journey sixteen years ago because I believed OTEC could become a transformational technology, providing continuous renewable electricity, freshwater, and energy resilience for island communities and strategically important military installations. Seeing that vision move closer to commercial deployment is deeply rewarding. Success at Kwajalein has the potential to become the reference project that accelerates additional opportunities we are already pursuing with the U.S. military, allied governments, utilities, and strategic partners throughout the Indo-Pacific and beyond. The progress we report today underscores why we have continued to build this company over the past sixteen years. As these opportunities near commercialization, we are actively completing our current financing round to ensure OTE is well positioned to respond quickly to government and commercial opportunities. If you would like information about participating, I would be pleased to speak with you personally. For the first time in sixteen years, I genuinely believe we are standing at the threshold of transforming Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion from a technology long regarded as a scientific possibility into a commercially deployable infrastructure platform. There is still important work ahead, but today feels like the moment when years of perseverance are finally yielding real opportunity. Thank you, as always, for your continued confidence, encouragement, and support. I look forward to sharing more updates as this exciting journey continues. Best regards,

https://otecorporation.com/staff/willia ... pe/William Sheedy, PE. PROGRAM MANAGER – Bill Sheedy is an accomplished construction and engineering professional with nearly 40 years of experience. His experience includes 21 years of service in the US Navy Civil Engineer Corps with various assignments across the globe, 11 years of commercial experience leading international mega projects, and 7 years leading complex programs developing and implementing both established and emerging energy technologies. Bill is a Registered Professional Engineer. He earned a Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering from the University of Florida and a Bachelor of Science in Naval Architecture from the United States Naval Academy. In his ‘spare time’, Bill is an ardent supporter of Scouting America serving in multiple roles helping develop the next generation of young leaders.

If you’re referring to “Elijah’s cloud”, it’s usually a reference to the small cloud in 1 Kings 18.

After Elijah prayed for rain to end the three-and-a-half-year drought, he told his servant to look toward the Mediterranean Sea. Six times there was nothing. On the seventh look, the servant reported:

“Behold, a little cloud like a man’s hand is rising from the sea.” (1 Kings 18:44)

Elijah immediately recognized this tiny cloud as the sign that God had answered his prayer. He warned Ahab to leave before the coming storm trapped him. Soon the sky turned black with clouds, wind arose, and heavy rain fell.

Many Christians view the “cloud the size of a man’s hand” as a symbol of:

* Faith before visible results.
* God’s answers beginning in small ways.
* Perseverance in prayer (Elijah sent his servant seven times).
* The first sign of a much greater work to come.

If instead you meant the cloud associated with Elijah’s departure, that is a different event. In 2 Kings 2, Elijah was taken up to heaven in a whirlwind with a chariot and horses of fire. The text emphasizes the whirlwind rather than a cloud.

[Finrock]