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2012/3/9 Chemical Engineer <[email protected]> > I would much rather see Krivit at Defkalion holding an IR heat gun or > handheld thermocouple on that reactor block instead of more Rossi gibberish > > > On Friday, March 9, 2012, Xavier Luminous <[email protected]> > wrote: > > So I wonder whether Rossi is sincere. I mean, does he really believe > > in what he's doing and has fooled himself (intentionally or not), or > > is he just doing the same Petroldragon/thermoelectric generator > > routine of the past? > > > > On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 5:39 AM, Craig Brown <[email protected]> wrote: > >> > >> Praise The Lord. Krivit is finally going to calm the negative Rossi > beating. > >> (see below). > >> > >> "New Energy Times has a few more loose ends to tie up for the Rossi > story, > >> and we will publish them in the next week. Unless other significant news > >> develops about Rossi, our coverage will drop back significantly after > next > >> week." > >> > >> From the following email he sent out.... > >> > >> > >> I received a good question today from a New Energy Times reader. > >> "Exactly why are you going after Rossi for what he is doing?" the reader > >> asked. > >> Twelve years ago, I chose as a profession investigating, analyzing and > >> reporting on low-energy nuclear reaction research. This is my beat. It > is my > >> job to report on LENR news, be it good or bad. I choose to help readers > >> understand the full spectrum of science and issues related to LENR. > >> Sometimes, the stories are strictly about science. Sometimes, they're > about > >> science politics. Sometimes, they're about science personalities. To > fully > >> understand the work, the field and the news, I have to look at > everything. > >> Also, I perform deep investigations. So if I find something - like > Rossi's > >> past history, with his attempts to convert old tires into oil - that I > think > >> will help readers understand the subject of the story, then I report > that. > >> Because I am a specialist in LENR, I am able to understand a lot about > these > >> kinds of stories, in terms of both the science and the history. > >> I approached the Rossi story 14 months ago with neutrality, and I > cautiously > >> hoped for the best from it. Based on events that took place in June, > 2011, > >> which I have partially reported, my neutrality and optimism dissipated. > >> New Energy Times has a few more loose ends to tie up for the Rossi > story, > >> and we will publish them in the next week. Unless other significant news > >> develops about Rossi, our coverage will drop back significantly after > next > >> week. > >> - Steven Krivit > > > > >
