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 Dr Mitchell Swartz) - but please - let's not bring up that Tejana-stand-off once again [1]. The criteria of "relevance" is always personal, since there is lots of bogosity floating around the net: and having a nuclear model which seems intuitive - or even "arguably correct" - depends on who is doing the arguing. One of the better articles of interest found is from Australian by Dr. Peter Fimmel. At least it seemed to have something to offer, but it would be interesting to hear other opinions on it; and also - whether or not anyone is familiar with his work. OTOH - I have been (voluntarily) deprived of television for so long that occasionally, a degree of boredom will cloud the dividing-line between relevance and entertainment value. Here is the site: http://redshift.vif.com/JournalFiles/V13NO1PDF/V13N1FIM.pdf His conclusion is below. "Conclusion; It is argued in this paper that the various dense matter LENR systems, that are known to produce anomalous heat, collectively constitute an analogue of in-vacuum sub-barrier nucleon transfer phenomena, well known in mainstream low-energy nuclear physics." .... [one comment: "well-known" ????] "Recent improved understanding of the conditions which enable in-vacuum sub-barrier transfers, associated with energy loss to the environment, are expected to assist a better understanding and, concomitantly, improved design and performance of heat producing condensed matter LENR systems." END Jones [1] initially, "Mexican Stand-off" was used there, but felling that it could be construed as derogatory... the phrase was 'relocated' back across the Rio Grande, so to speak. "Mexican standoff" to some Yanks - is so visually poignant that it should not be considered to be any kind of slander; but to others it reeks of the same level of regional chauvinism that gives us "Dutch treat" (or gives the Brits, "French leave" which is probably where Michel is these days ;-) .... nothing wrong with a little border-humor at the expense of our neighbors, eh? And say - "Mexican Stand-off" is key to understanding the world ... as for the past 50 years but under a different name, it has defined the World Balance-of-Power, since it is the operative strategy of US-Russian foreign policy -- known as "MAD" (mutually assured destruction). The phrase simply means a stand-off of enemies where the first to act will not gain. For example, if you want to the grasp the educational background of our beloved Governor (California) aka "the Guvernator" check out the film: "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" where three (Spaghetti-drunk but possibly Mexiacn) gun-fighters stand-off in a triangle facing each other askance... Each one is understandably reluctant to draw first, knowing-well that the first to draw runs the certainty of being shot by the guy he does not aim at... ... an image worth a thousand words (which can be called up from the old memory-core with only three if you can tolerate a bit of chauvinism)
