Re: [Vo]:AP Journalist Response - Supression Of eCat Coverage
Craig, I think that Peter is in very difficult situation, because If Andrea did not provide him any exclusive material, then there is nothing to write. There is just words and claims but those have zero scientific relevance. —Jouni tiistai, 1. marraskuuta 2011 Craig Brown cr...@overunity.co kirjoitti: I Tweeted PeterSvensson (the AP journalist who attended the 1MW test) to ask why AP what exactly had happened to the news report? The response was Sorry, there's nothing I can say at this point. Today I recieved some more worrying information from a concerned member of the public. He had emailed Kit Frieden and recieved the following response - I’m sorry, but the AP doesn’t discuss its coverage plans with people outside the organization. I hate to say suppression, but when it looks like a dog, and barks like a dog, it's a dog. Craig Free Energy Truth
RE: [Vo]:AP Journalist Response - Supression Of eCat Coverage
Jouni, He has more exclusive material than you can shake a stick at – and a full day to cover the events properly. “Words and claims” for UFOs, Yeti and the Loch Ness Monster still get good coverage on the newswires, so I don’t see how this is any different. In fact, it’s far more credible in the light of the fact it’s been seen by quite a few respected individuals from academia. This “spiking” of an eCat story is not the first instance of this. I have heard other accounts of stories about the eCat that made it all the way to the editor and then mysteriously were killed at the last moment. Craig, I think that Peter is in very difficult situation, because If Andrea did not provide him any exclusive material, then there is nothing to write. There is just words and claims but those have zero scientific relevance. —Jouni tiistai, 1. marraskuuta 2011 Craig Brown cr...@overunity.co kirjoitti: I Tweeted PeterSvensson (the AP journalist who attended the 1MW test) to ask why AP what exactly had happened to the news report? The response was Sorry, there's nothing I can say at this point. Today I recieved some more worrying information from a concerned member of the public. He had emailed Kit Frieden and recieved the following response - I’m sorry, but the AP doesn’t discuss its coverage plans with people outside the organization. I hate to say suppression, but when it looks like a dog, and barks like a dog, it's a dog. Craig Free Energy Truth
Re: [Vo]:AP Journalist Response - Supression Of eCat Coverage
Hi, Am 01.11.2011 07:13, schrieb Jouni Valkonen: The response was Sorry, there's nothing I can say at this point. Today I recieved some more worrying information from a concerned member of the public. He had emailed Kit Frieden and recieved the following response - I’m sorry, but the AP doesn’t discuss its coverage plans with people outside the organization. I hate to say suppression, but when it looks like a dog, and barks like a dog, it's a dog. This is probably what they think about Rossi and his invisible hidden steam and unknown customer. He barks like a dog, the demos look like this, the unknown customer looks like this. This is why they hesitate. If the customer where Google (Passi supported these rumors some time ago) then they would report. One must not forget there are hundrets of inventors and conmans that try to get big coverage in press. They where already burned before. Rossi and his fanboys must understand, these demos and customers are not good enough. There are other and very real projects like converting sun and windenergy into methane, that dont get big press. Peter.
Re: [Vo]:AP Journalist Response - Supression Of eCat Coverage
2011/11/1 *** Craig Brown *** cr...@overunity.co “Words and claims” for UFOs, Yeti and the Loch Ness Monster still get good coverage on the newswires, so I don’t see how this is any different. That is good point... There has been in recent months in main stream media news about Himalayan Yeti and the UFO of Gulf of Bothnia. I have not heard about Loch Ness monster in news lately, but it was mentioned in Dr. Who few days ago when I watched it (second season). Cold fusion is rare even in science fiction. –Jouni
Re: [Vo]:AP Journalist Response - Supression Of eCat Coverage
I just wrote a short story featuring it. In it, the Rossi effect is a matter-antimatter reaction slowed down enormously, but destined to pick up speed, so the world's energy woes may be solved, but everyone is walking around with a ticking matter-antimatter bomb in his/her cell phone :) The problem is, there are so many objects using ecats, that there is no time to blast them into space or throw them in the ocean! -drl PS to reporters - the above is about fiction. Don't throw your phone in the ocean. -- I write a little. I erase a lot. - Chopin --- On Tue, 11/1/11, Jouni Valkonen jounivalko...@gmail.com wrote: Cold fusion is rare even in science fiction. –Jouni
Re: [Vo]:AP Journalist Response - Supression Of eCat Coverage
2011/11/1 Jouni Valkonen jounivalko...@gmail.com: Cold fusion is rare even in science fiction. By the way, can anyone recommend (preferably good) near future science fiction novels that have cold fusion device as a plot generator? Is there even any?! –Jouni
Re: [Vo]:AP Journalist Response - Supression Of eCat Coverage
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Saint_(film) But The Rossi Legacy is much much better! ;-) mic mic Il giorno 01/nov/2011 12:32, Jouni Valkonen jounivalko...@gmail.com ha scritto: 2011/11/1 Jouni Valkonen jounivalko...@gmail.com: Cold fusion is rare even in science fiction. By the way, can anyone recommend (preferably good) near future science fiction novels that have cold fusion device as a plot generator? Is there even any?! –Jouni
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By the way, can anyone recommend (preferably good) near future science fiction novels that have cold fusion device as a plot generator? Is there even any?! Our very own Jed Rothwell's book Cold Fusion and the Future is the best I know of on near future sci-fi CF technology. It costs $.99 from amazon and requires a kindle reader (available for any platform, including iOS devices.) http://tinyurl.com/4xm492m Should be required reading here. I'd personally like to see more discussion of the near future uses of CF-- replication, of course, miniaturization, ecats to volts discussions, economic impacts, stock market picks, etc. - Brad
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On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 10:17 AM, ecat builder ecatbuil...@gmail.com wrote: By the way, can anyone recommend (preferably good) near future science fiction novels that have cold fusion device as a plot generator? Is there even any?! Our very own Jed Rothwell's book Cold Fusion and the Future is the best I know of on near future sci-fi CF technology. It costs $.99 from amazon and requires a kindle reader (available for any platform, including iOS devices.) It's free in .pdf format here: http://www.lenr-canr.org/acrobat/RothwellJcoldfusiona.pdf I like the robochicks. T
Re: [Vo]:AP Journalist Response - Supression Of eCat Coverage
The title of this thread, asserting that there may be press suppression, seems llike nonsense to me. No major mass media this paper will report this kind of event. What are they going to say? An engineer from an unknown company made a claim that no scientist or engineer would believe, without providing any proof and without letting any independent observers verify the facts. The mass media is doing us a big favor by not reporting this. It is an embarrassment. Unless you know a great deal about cold fusion and Rossi you will not believe a word of this. Our resident skeptics are perfectly justified in not believing any of this. I only object to their messages because they are making up frivolous reasons to disbelieve, instead of simply pointing out the undeniable weaknesses. And because they seem to think the rest of us do not realize this could easily be a scam. That is annoying. I personally do not think it is a scam, but of course I see why other people legitimately think it is. - Jed
Re: [Vo]:AP Journalist Response - Supression Of eCat Coverage
At 04:31 AM 11/1/2011, Jouni Valkonen wrote: 2011/11/1 Jouni Valkonen jounivalko...@gmail.com: Cold fusion is rare even in science fiction. By the way, can anyone recommend (preferably good) near future science fiction novels that have cold fusion device as a plot generator? Is there even any?! Jouni Per wiki : The term cold fusion was used as early as 1956 in a New York Times article about Luis W. Alvarez' work on muon-catalyzed fusion Again, distinguishing between Hot (Plasma) and Cold. Theodore Sturgeon picked that up, and used Muon-catalyzed Cold Fusion reactors in The Pod in the Barrier (1957) -- with a twist : Extreme disbelief disabled them! http://books.google.com/books?id=3vstCdOrqbUClpg=PA46dq=cold%20fusionpg=PA13#v=onepageq=cold%20fusionf=false
[Vo]:AP Journalist Response - Supression Of eCat Coverage
I "Tweeted" PeterSvensson (the AP journalist who attended the 1MW test) to ask why AP what exactly had happened to the news report?The response was "Sorry, there's nothing I can say at this point".Today I recieved some more worrying information from a concerned member of the public. He had emailed Kit Frieden and recieved the following response - "I’m sorry, but the AP doesn’t discuss its coverage plans with people outside the organization."I hate to say suppression, but when it looks like a dog, and barks like a dog, it's a dog.CraigFree Energy Truth
