At 08:11 pm 19/12/2005 -0600, Steven Vincent Johnson wrote:
Grimer sez:
...
Pornography deleted
. Eastern understanding of the
expression of our sexuality far surpasses western
knowledge, the latter which, in truth, is downright
prudish in comparison.
Thank
On Dec 19, 2005, at 12:33 PM, Robin van Spaandonk wrote:
If the electrodes do indeed form diodes,
The electrodes do indeed form diodes with high breakdown voltages,
depending on the metal and electrolyte used. For example, Al and Zr,
can glow, Mg and Pb produce no glow. It takes
At 12:55 pm 20/12/2005 +1100, Wesley Bruce wrote:
Now what?
Harry
Now we have fallen angels masquerading as aliens as Jeff says.
If you accept the existence of diabolical possession,
then you have accepted the existence of fallen angels
who not only can possess people but can also
Is there a phase that the H- anion will plate out?
http://www.soton.ac.uk/~pasr1/
http://fusion.anl.gov/ALPS_Info_Center/2004-12-06/presentations/6.5bOlczak.pdf
Hansen, M., Anderko, K. (1958), Constitution of Binary Alloys. New York: McGraw-Hill,
Fred
How about fused Lithium-Lithium Hydride-Lithium BoroHydride (Li-LiH-LiBH4)?
Fred
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Subject: Re: Lithium-Hydrogen Phase Diagram
Is there a phase that the H- anion will plate out?
Is this close, Frank? :-)
http://www.soton.ac.uk/~pasr1/steels.htm#page1
Cement Tight?
Fred
Lovely paper, with what appear to be ironclad results. I had a couple
questions about this to which I thought you might know the answers.
At the end of the paper they mention the Phillips-Oppenheimer process
in which D+Pd = H+Ag, and say that, though it was not possible to test
for the
Here is a surrealistic quote from today's New York Times. It seems
that since 9/11 the F.B.I. has spared no effort to protect American
citizens from evildoers everywhere:
One F.B.I. document indicates that agents in Indianapolis planned to
conduct surveillance as part of a 'Vegan Community
Stephen A. Lawrence wrote:
Do you know if they -- or anyone else -- have since run a CF cell
long enough so that they could sensibly hope that a detectible
amount of silver might be generated?
I do not think so. They did not have many successful runs after this.
The other item that I
Grimer sez:
...
I was forced to go to a catholic elementary school
while living in Taiwan back in the early 60s. I can
recall memories of unbelievable cruelty pertaining
to what some of those penguins did to children under
their care,
Forced? Who forced you? Your parents
Grimer sez:
...
When he came back to his barrack he found a very different
atmosphere. He never found out exactly what happened but
what ever it was had scared these tough British Marines, on
the eve of leaving to fight in Afghanistan, absolutely
shitless. So much so that the squaddie
At 10:11 am 20/12/2005 -0600, Steven wrote:
Grimer sez:
...
I was forced to go to a catholic elementary school
while living in Taiwan back in the early 60s. I can
recall memories of unbelievable cruelty pertaining
to what some of those penguins did to children under
their care,
Stephen A. Lawrence writes,
2) Possible depeletion of an unrecognized active material
I don't believe depletion is an issue.
Not in every situation, but in the Mizuno cryogenic experiments,
for instance, the very substantial (high sigma) neutron effect
goes away totally and entirely
Finally, someone finds a practical way to use the wasted ICE heat:
http://www.gizmag.com/go/4936/
The concept uses energy from the exhaust gasses of the traditional
Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) to power a steam engine which also
contributes power to the automobile ? an overall 15 per cent
Gosh Bill, Now I feel bad for using a free email and
online handle.
What's in a name?
Is a long-used handle any more or less informative
than the name your parents gave you?
A family name tells where you came from.
A nickname tells what your friends think about you.
A Nom de Cyber tells what you
Chi has very little to do with accumulation. Like
most energies, it is only useful when flowing.
Intercourse doesn't really deplete male chi anymore
than it depletes female chi, it simply connects the 2
energy networks, allowing for an exchange.
To reiterate IMHO you cannot 'lose' chi. You
. . . and it has four wheels or tweels.
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becuase... running a sirling off the heat from the engine coolant and block is innefficient?
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Finally, someone finds a practical way to use the wasted ICE heat:
http://www.gizmag.com/go/4936/The concept uses energy from the exhaust gasses of
If so, all ya gotta do is make the post heat-exchange exhaust pipe
bigger.
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Yup, but do they run into problems with backpressure?
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Last week I heard a report about an energy production system that
utilized argon plasma. Well it is a Mills Catalyst.
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On Dec 20, 2005, at 8:50 AM, I wrote:
The diode effect then essentially comes from the difference in
mobility of protons vs OH- through the anode interface layer.
That should say: The diode effect then essentially comes from the
difference in mobility of protons through the cathode
leaking pen wrote:
becuase... running a sirling off the heat from the engine coolant and
block is innefficient?
Who says the actual engines they're using aren't similar to Stirling
engines? They pipe the hot fluids to a pair of expansion units but
the article doesn't say what's inside
Grimer wrote:
Of course to do so would out the unbelievable cruelty
of your parents, your own flesh and blood.
What child wants to face up to that?
Frank
May be it is a case of parental naivete rather than cruelty.
Harry
Grimer sez:
...
Yes, I would call it being forced. As a child
what choice did I have but to accept what
my parents felt was best for me and my
education.
You could have done what my brother did
and cried until you were taken away.
I gather you didn't approve of your brother's
Frederick Sparber wrote:
Reminiscent of the early 1940's when a neighbor kid urinated on
an electric fence,Once.
My first thought on reading this was Ouch!!. It reminds me of a tale
I heard of a drunk taking a leak on the third rail of the subway, for an
even bigger ouch.
But my second
okay, i hadnt looked that close at the schematics. you're right, they ARE using the other waste heat as well.
On 12/20/05, Stephen A. Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
leaking pen wrote: becuase...running a sirling off the heat from the engine coolant and
block is innefficient?Who says the
As the listener to a series of stories about electric fences, let me
assure you, they do hurt when peed on! My grandfather did it once, and
for the rest of his life, he'd pass down the family wisdom (just about
the time he opened his third beer) Boy, don't ever piss on an electric
fence, he
Stephen.
The pee exit height (PEH) of a kid aiming the stream upward to achieve
contact
with an electric fence allows for a solid stream as opposed to a falling
gravity-accelerated stream that puts the stream in tensile stress, causing
break-up into droplets.
High conductivity too, if the
The diode effect must essentially come from the difference in
mobility of protons through the cathode interface layer vs OH-
through the anode interface layer.
Continuing this line of thought, and the bumbling and stumbling
around, if neutral OH is indeed created at the anode then OH- is a
Does anyone know of any other publicly-traded company or subsidiary besides
D2Fusion that exists which is exclusively geared toward RD or
commercialization of cold fusion?
Thank you,
Steve
On Dec 20, 2005, at 3:33 PM, I wrote:
Given a voltage drop across the interface of 200 V, and a thickness
of the nonconducting layer near the anode as 20 angstroms, the
electrostatic field would be 2x10^12 V/m.
This should have said: Given a voltage drop across the interface of
120 V,
Sometimes I can't get anything right! Sorry. One more time ...
On Dec 19, 2005, at 9:50 AM, William Beaty wrote:
In a dark room, the electrodes glow.
See http://home.earthlink.net/~lenyr/borax.htm
What is the mechanism?
An aluminum oxide layer grows on the surface of the electrodes to a
Fredick Spaber posted
Sir Richard Bransonís Virgin Galactic space travel company has
ironed out an agreement to utilize a futuristic spaceport to be
built in New Mexico, with first flights
One of the interviewees on C to C AM said that Sir Richard's proposed
design for the New Mexico
Various posters on this thread suggested burying the biomass and then
waiting for it to be digested into methane. I would like to suggest
that engineered bioreactors and enzymes taylored to the specific job
would be a more efficient way of fuel production. My friend told me
about a process for
Steven Krivit wrote:
Does anyone know of any other publicly-traded company or subsidiary
besides D2Fusion that exists which is exclusively geared toward RD or
commercialization of cold fusion?
No, but I have another question for anyone who can answer it.
On the front page to D2Fusion,
On Tue, 20 Dec 2005, Michael Foster wrote:
I don't think its accurate to refer to this as electroluminescence.
It's more like electro-scintillation. If you look at the electrode
under about 40X magnification, it resembles a swarm of fireflies.
Anodized aluminum has a VERY weird structure;
On Dec 19, 2005, at 8:48 PM, Michael Foster wrote:
I don't think its accurate to refer to this as electroluminescence.
It's more like electro-scintillation. If you look at the electrode
under about 40X magnification, it resembles a swarm of fireflies.
Most of the light given off is apparently
On Dec 20, 2005, at 5:57 PM, Stephen A. Lawrence wrote:
What, exactly, happened with fusion research, cold or hot, in the
1930's? As far as I knew, fusion research didn't start until much
later than that, but these two references seem to suggest that the
groundwork for cold fusion was
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