At 09:58 AM 12/17/2009, you wrote:
Steven Krivit wrote:
I'm sure Shanahan is finding immeasurable entertainment in these
messages. Particularly your comment about "certified fruitcake."
It is the season, though, isn't it?
Absolutely! And for the record, I'm crazy about fruitcake,
especiall
Terry sez:
>> I sincerely believe this hypothesis to be true.
>
> Then you have never heard of Claxton, GA. Allow me to educate you:
>
> http://www.claxtonfruitcake.com/index.php
This website is an obvious clever hoax. I'm surprised that you fell
for it Terry! ;-)
Regards
Steven Vincent Johnson
On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 11:11 AM, OrionWorks - Steven V Johnson
wrote:
> I sincerely believe this hypothesis to be true.
Then you have never heard of Claxton, GA. Allow me to educate you:
http://www.claxtonfruitcake.com/index.php
Terry
Jed sez:
> Response from website operator to me:
>
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> been approved for publication in accordance with our editorial standards and
> the disclaimer on the web site.
>
> Sincerely
>
> Paul Guinnessy
> Manager, Physics Tod
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Sincerely
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Steven Krivit wrote:
I'm sure Shanahan is finding immeasurable entertainment in these
messages. Particularly your comment about "certified fruitcake."
It is the season, though, isn't it?
Absolutely! And for the record, I'm crazy about fruitcake, especially
made with cognac. I don't know why
Jed,
I'm sure Shanahan is finding immeasurable entertainment in these messages.
Particularly your comment about "certified fruitcake."
It is the season, though, isn't it?
Steve
That was a partial message in response to a private e-mail. I meant to copy
it to Vortex but it is supposed to include more text, as follows --
A friend wrote to me:
You do realize, of course, that your good buddy Kirk Shannahan is so
>> obsessed with cold fusion that he reads this list?
>>
>
> Y
You wrote:
You do realize, of course, that your good buddy Kirk Shannahan is so
> obsessed with cold fusion that he reads this list?
>
Yes! I saw once that he quoted a message I uploaded to Vortex. It is a laugh
and a half.
Did you see his comment at Dylla's article? He is losing it!!
You wrote:
You do realize, of course, that your good buddy Kirk Shannahan is so
> obsessed with cold fusion that he reads this list?
>
Yes! I saw once that he quoted a message I uploaded to Vortex. It is a laugh
and a half.
Did you see his comment at Dylla's article? He is losing it!
Abd made a
As long as the Executive Director of the AIP and people like him accuse
you of fraud, you will make no progress. I do not think you will convince
people that cold fusion is legitimate when the Director of the AIP goes
around saying this sort of thing, and cites Wikipedia instead of your
boo
At 10:33 AM 12/15/2009, Jed Rothwell wrote:
The AIP published a textbook by Marwan and Krivit. Some researchers
feel they should not tell Dylla this, because he might take steps to
cancel the next AIP session on cold fusion, or prevent publication
of the book. I wrote to them:
No, Jed, that w
[Here is another message I wrote to some well known cold fusion researchers.]
Edmund Storms wrote:
Apparently, the only information that impresses him is what he
observed. He seems unable to evaluate the huge amount of information
obtained by other people. Hopefully, he now has a reason to loo
The author has now allowed a few comments, although not mine. He
still claims that cold fusion was "mistaken."
- Jed
See:
http://blogs.physicstoday.org/newspicks/2009/12/opinion-scientific-integrity.html
Dr. H. Frederick Dylla, Executive Director and CEO of the American
Institute of Physics (AIP) wrote here that: "such concepts as
polywater, cold fusion, andhuman clones are examples of scientific
pronouncem
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