On Sat, Jun 7, 2008 at 10:42 AM, Jones Beene [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Funny, how time flies (When you're having Fun)
Time's fun when you're havin' flies.
Kermit
In pursuit of lime-green hydrinos and other
eco-flashes, I took a few hours last evening to scour
the web for relevant exotic information which is
currently not on the LENR-CANR website.
Often there are obvious reasons why relevant
information to LENR is NOT found there (except for the
case of
Ed Storms wrote on Sat, 24 May 2008:
This approach has been applied repeatedly with the
same outcome. For example, during the cold war, Russia
made simple and cheap reactors that powered their
satellites. We, on the other hand, tried to make a
perfect reactor that totally failed. As a result, we
Hi Jack,
You are right. The oil gang has benefited from Iraq. However, this
benefit is temporary, as I'm sure they must realize. Meanwhile,
decisions have set in motion that will eventually lead to their demise
as well as a situation that no one wants. For example, all kinds of oil
saving
R C Macaulay wrote:
Thanks for bringing Sai Baba back to my attention, Ed. How foolish of
Money could not be a problem for a miracle worker, of course -- it
takes only the slightest ability to affect the laws of chance, or the
teeniest ability to predict the future, to allow one to amass
The Multipurpose Applied Physics Lattice Experiment reactor was meant to
produce medical isotopes.
For safety reasons MAPLE was designed to have a negative power coefficient
but it has been plagued by an unexpected positive power coefficient for
years. (The project was terminated in May).
Is it
This site has a cross section of MAPLE but unfortunately the low resolution
of the image means some of the labels are hard to read.
http://www.nuclearfaq.ca/cnf_sectionH.htm
Harry
That's funny Ed,
I thought I saw President Bush holding hands with a Saudi person some time ago,
and I heard that his dad was fundamentally owned by a bunch of these Saudi
people all controlling the world's oil flows. I must have been either mistaken
or blind... These must have been Mossad
I have had some complaints about Arata's paper
and presentation. The paper lacks details such as
the method of calibration. However, we should not
overlook the fact that this is an astounding
accomplishment, and even without a calibration it
is obviously producing stable heat far beyond the
Groups doing the wrong experiment in 1989 and 1990
Here is a list of U.S. and Canadian research
groups that published papers in 1989 and 1990
describing cold fusion experiments in which they
looked for neutrons, particles or x-rays only,
without looking for excess heat or tritium, and
Edmund Storms wrote:
The third possibility, which I favor, is that the Bush gang is so
incompetent and so under the domination of Israel . . .
That is outrageous anti-Semitic crap. The Bush administration has
done more to harm Israel than any other in U.S. history. I will grant
they did not
I agree with Jed, the data show some extra heat. However, I find this
approach to be very sad. Arata had a chance to design the experiment so
that the doubts and speculation could have been significantly reduced.
He could have, without much extra effort, made the demonstration
professional and
Hello Harry,
I sent a response to your message (it is appended). I get an ACCESS
DENIED message when sending to vortex-l, [EMAIL PROTECTED],
or [EMAIL PROTECTED] Could you post this for me? Thanks.
On Jun 8, 2008, at 10:39 AM, Harry Veeder wrote:
[snip]
For safety reasons, the reactors
Jed, you have bought into the logic that Israel can not be criticized
without being anti-Semitic. In fact, even many Jews are unhappy by the
policies of Israel. Critiquing the policy of Israel is no more being
anti-Semitic than critiquing Bush is being anti-American.
As for the US harming
Still here Jones, trying to keep up with the numerous, lengthy and not always
relevant posts :)
BTW, the equivalent of taking a French leave in French is filer à
l'anglaise,
same reciprocal (mis?)-attribution phenomenon as French letter and capote
anglaise ;-)
Talking about misattributions,
Edmund Storms wrote:
I agree with Jed, the data show some extra heat.
However, I find this approach to be very sad.
Arata had a chance to design the experiment so
that the doubts and speculation could have been significantly reduced.
Very true! I do not understand why he has done
such
This private message got returned to me so I thought I'd post it on to
Vortex...
- Original Message -
From: Nick Palmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: R C Macaulay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2008 11:20 PM
Subject: vortex engineer
Hi Richard - I thought you may be
Well, Philip, you did see Bush holding hands with the Saudi king. He was
trying to get the Saudi to pump more oil, which they refused to do.
However, I see no conflict with playing nice with the Saudi and
supporting everything the Israeli government wants. One is done for
money and the other
J.K. Rowling's graduation address to Harvard. Some of us may find it
worth the time to read:
http://www.news.harvard.edu/gazette/2008/06.05/99-rowlingspeech.html
http://tinyurl.com/63dvc3
Regards,
Steven Vincent Johnson
www.OrionWorks.com
www.Zazzle.com/orionworks
Philip recently sed:
I thought I saw President Bush holding hands with a Saudi person
some time ago, ...
and ed recently sed:
Well, Philip, you did see Bush holding hands with
the Saudi king. He was trying to get the Saudi to pump
more oil, which they refused to do. However, I see no
Thanks Steven, that is indeed worth reading.
Ed
OrionWorks wrote:
J.K. Rowling's graduation address to Harvard. Some of us may find it
worth the time to read:
http://www.news.harvard.edu/gazette/2008/06.05/99-rowlingspeech.html
http://tinyurl.com/63dvc3
Regards,
Steven Vincent Johnson
Jed Rothwell said:
I do not think that a 1°C temperature difference is a small
effect. Most CF researchers would be thrilled to have such
a large temperature difference. Also, the ambient room
temperature is very stable.
I must ask a question that exposes my ignorance:
I suspect many who
I personally don't like the idea of playing nice with people whose greatest
wish is to cut my throat. The leader of the greatest and most benevolent
country in the world (I didn't say it was perfect) has to make nice to people
who by their teachings precipitated the 9/11 disaster, and who
Steven, I can understand. I was in Pakistan a few years ago doing engineering
work (fortunately I wasn't a journalist), and I saw many men holding hands.
S'OK... as kids we all held our fathers' hands... However - and I don't want
to read too much into this - this was done in America, in the
Nice! That Australian guy achieved significantly quieter and (logically) more
energy efficient fan and pump blades, which we will find implemented in next
year's computer fans. By means of clever equations? No, by moulding his
emptying bathtub's vortex! In other words by making good use of
I don't like the situation either, Philip. However, when a nation has
the oil we need, it is apparently easy to be nice. If not, we have to
pay an even greater price for our principles. This is actually the way
the world works these days. In the past, the US called the shots.
Increasingly, the
Good question. The significance of 1 degree depends on how much
insulation is on the cell and how well the thermocouples were
calibrated. If the cell is well insulated, 1 degree would represent very
little extra power. Since we don't have any information about either,
the significance is
paxscientific, meet viktor schauberger
compilation of articles with quotes from harman's stuff.
http://merlib.org/node/4942
2008/6/9 Michel Jullian [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Nice! That Australian guy achieved significantly quieter and (logically)
more energy efficient fan and pump blades, which we
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Edmund Storms wrote:
Good question. The significance of 1 degree depends on how much
insulation is on the cell and how well the thermocouples were
calibrated. If the cell is well insulated, 1 degree would represent very
little extra power. Since we don't have any
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