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Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) September 5, 2011 -- Back in the 1880's, Sears Roebuck & Co. published it's catalog of goods for sale and distributed it to the public with the help of the new technology of railroads. It's diagrams of washing machines & iceboxes were largely in demand and many people read it to determine technology trends.

Remember the 1960's TV show Star Trek when all the Enterprise spaceship crew used wireless flip phones? And 30 years later over half of society has cell phones.

Does anyone recall the Thorium Plasma reactor portrayed in the 2008 movie Iron Man 1 starring Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, & Jeff Bridges. Thorium power is more fact than fiction. It is considered a safer alternative to nuclear power. In May 2011, a national Thorium conference was held in Wash. D.C..

Nuclear power is still much in demand for the next 40 years. In energyandcapital.com recently, there is a manufacturer expected to revolutionalize the nuclear energy industry with the use of an element called beryllium oxide which is half the weight of titanium.

Global demand for nuclear power worldwide could reach 500-1000 more plants. As reported by ornl.gov, there is now smaller expandable modular nuclear reactors that cost 1/3 as much as a typical $10B plant. Companies perfecting this include GE, Hitachi, and Babcock & Wilcox.

Technology transfer funding though a variety of government agencies provide capital and labs and scientists. It helps to have a government vendor to assist a client in streamlining the pursuit of this and other types of capital. Management for Globalcrossroadscapital.com is certified in Commercialization of Technology in part by the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA).

Globalcrossroadscapital.com is a US Vet-owned, SBA-certified, DUNS-listed IR media communications firm.

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