From Jed,
...
Conferences are fine. They serve their purpose, which is to inform
scientists. But the only way cold fusion will ever be pushed into the
mainstream will be with commercial production of cold fusion devices.
I hope that Defkalion or someone else brings that about.
I infer from
Recently from:
Andrea Rossi
March 27th, 2012 at 8:13 AM
Dear Antonella:
We know perfectly who some puppeteers are: our intelligence system
is working together with the Law Firm we have engaged for this issue.
We are collecting and analyzing every single phrase the Puppets,
Snakes (and
From Andre:
...
darn, I get confused.
who are the puppets? and who could be the puppeteers?
That's a question best answered by the master himself, Heinlein. ;-)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Puppet_Masters
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Like many here, Rossi assumes (or knows) Krivit is actually controlled by
some group or people / institution / organization, called his puppeteers. It
must me them, then, that he wants to target eventually.
This is just my take, but I seriously, SERIOUSLY, doubt Mr. Krivit is
being controlled
From Abd:
The man is insane.
If it happens that he's rich (i.e., he's got that plant open and is selling
to the public, which implies that the device is working and is reliable),
he'll be a bit dangerous, but that's life. He will then be an
attractive target for countersuits. He set up
From Next Big Future:
(This may have already been reported here.)
http://nextbigfuture.com/2012/03/brillioun-energy-closing-to.html
* * * *
Brillouin Energy has been able to develop a control system that allows
a reaction to start and stop, and run in a steady state mode. In
April, they will
From pagnucco:
...
People who buy low and sell high are rewarded for improving the market
prediction, while those who buy high and sell low are punished for
degrading the market prediction. Evidence so far suggests that prediction
markets are at least as accurate as other institutions
From Jones:
The most interesting distinction in all of physics comes into focus with
Ni-H, assuming that it is NOT a nuclear reaction (as normally understood).
There is no proof that Ni-H is primarily nuclear, and many indications that
it is not, and there are also indications that there is
From Terry:
I don't know if everyone keeps up with the market; but, are you aware
that there are four models of Prius available? The latest I have seen
is the Prius C, a smaller version of the Prius 3G with a 53 mpg city
rating. It's available in four trim levels starting at $18,900.
From Jed,
...
The plug-in version is sold in the U.S. with very limited availability this
year:
http://www.toyota.com/prius-plug-in/?srchid=K21577_p417641580
I think it is more widely available in Japan.
I think there will be a real problem with gas going stale. For urban use, I
would
From Jed:
See:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/in-a-first-north-korea-tells-its-people-about-a-failure/2012/04/13/gIQA4g8WET_story.html
QUOTE:
[T]his time, unlike after previous failures, North Korea didn’t manufacture
a tale about a technological triumph and a satellite
From Akira,
I forgot to add that all this information came from 22passi:
http://22passi.blogspot.it/2012/04/latomo-inesplorato-torino-4-maggio-2012.html
Jones sez:
Fabulous cover-art image - reminiscent of a Serpinski fractal - Menger
sponge. etc.
Metaphorical to the Casimir-instigated
From Akira,
I forgot to add that all this information came from 22passi:
http://22passi.blogspot.it/2012/04/latomo-inesplorato-torino-4-maggio-2012.html
...
The link is blocked where I work.
I screwed it up. It should be http://www.1proxy.de
Both sites are blocked as well. Drat.
Regards
From Akira,
...
Try this:
http://i.imgur.com/zTn9A.jpg
Cover Image came through. Thanx.
Some of the imagery is in the style of the famous artist: M. C.
Escher's work. Vaguely, that is.
http://www.mcescher.com/
http://www.mcescher.net/
Escher was way ahead of his time. He created meticulous
Jed asks:
We see that a box can fly. But can a fly box?
Well, my cat Zoey sez: Can I has a fly box?
http://www.amazon.com/b?ie=UTF8node=3409411
I suspect a human is required to assist in the lift
Regards
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www.zazzle.com/orionworks
From Jed:
Tests have been performed. The people doing them would prefer
to keep everything quiet for a while longer, for good reasons.
I suppose if I were in their shoes I'd want to keep a lid on a lot of
of this stuff as well. Considering how much bad press combined with
rampant speculation,
That was a juicy read, Jed.
FWIW, I know someone who's employed at the National Science
Foundation. He's an old Science Fiction fan/friend we've known for
decades. He reviews funding grant proposals for promising new science
projects. It's a position that wields a lot of responsibility and
power.
My two-cents:
Anthropologically speaking it is best to not contaminate the
indigenous life forms one is trying to study such as by making too
much of an overt presence. To announce one's presence would
immediately cause the subjects one is observing to behave unnaturally.
Data would immediately
Terry sez:
”O freddled gruntbuggly thy micturations are to me
...
I hear Shakespear translated into Klingon is quite good.
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Beautiful Alien Verses (yes, that; also known as BAW). Freddled is
Vogon for star, by the way. I've modestly attempted a translation,
years ago, but it got lost somehow.
I specially like when the Improbability Drive turns everything as made of
wool (which is Vogon for 'wool', by the way)
Oooo!
On page 32...
I want that printer!
Regards
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www.zazzle.com/orionworks
From Jed:
...
You cannot draw conclusions about today's diet from today's longevity. To
find out if our diet is healthy and promotes a longer life, you will have to
wait 30 to 50 years. Chances are, it does not. Today's diets have
caused unprecedented high levels of obesity. Obesity usually
From Jed,
See:
http://rossifocardifusion.com/
These guys definitely have a lot of time on their hands! Lots of
snazzy graphics! I hope it isn't all just smoke and mirrors.
So, Jed. What do you think? Did these guys use WordPress, Drupal, or
some other concoction?
Inquiring minds want to
From Jed:
As for me, my current plans are to completely overhaul my orionworks
web site using XARA Web Designer Premium. See:
http://www.xara.com/us/products/webdesigner/
That costs $99. Probably worth it. It looks similar to WordPress. They use
the same jargon for components such as
Jed sed:
I have a similar set of quote for the canals that governments
were building all over Europe and the Erie canal in 1817, and
the railroads they soon subsidized, and the Transcontinental
Railroad built with Uncle Sam's loans in the 1860s, and later
the transatlantic cable (mainly a
Perhaps we, or more specifically, our gene pool, is considered
something akin to a game preserve by many species out yonder. Future
selves (containers?) occasionally coming back to sample the
indigenous DNA of their ancient ancestors. Such a hypothesis would
certainly make more sense as compared
From David,
... Further, they might conclude that finding this form of communications
is the simplest test of intelligence which would warrant further contact
Careful what you wish for.
Speciously Packaged Alien Messages, aka: SPAM
Especially during the election season. Who represents us?
Thanks for the post Jones.
http://www.synfuels.com/Plant.html
It seems to me that most corporate business models follow
methodologies that closely resemble the theory of evolution.
Businesses fight for survival out in the Serengeti Plains populated by
fickle consumers - prey. They survive by
From Terry.
Post it in docs.google.com
I finally posted my scribblings under the subject thread: Groking
CoAM, Kepler and Rossi as a txt file. Nothing appears to have gotten
terribly garbled.
BTW, I noticed that Google is upgrading docs.google.com to drive.google.com
Under new management.
From Sverre:
I am not so sure. It's flat and circular with a hole in the center
like a coin. Strange meteorite...
Lost change.
https://www.google.com/search?q=stone+moneyhl=enprmd=imvnstbm=ischtbo=usource=univsa=Xei=mwzrT635JtPyqAGL8vTGBQsqi=2ved=0CGAQsAQbiw=1317bih=1064
Jones sez:
Wo …. Mystery continues to shroud over the UFO-shaped object at the
bottom of the Baltic Sea, as divers claim that their equipment stops working
when they approach within 200 meters of the circular object.
Stefan Hogerborn said their cameras and satellite phone refuse to work
Terry sez:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drumlin
We got lots of'em in Wisconsin.
No holes in any of'em however.
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Thank you Peter,
Enjoyed reading it.
You give me the impression that you feel reasonably confident in
DGTG's claims. What do you base your sense of confidence on? Just
curious.
Regards
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www.OrionWorks.com
www.zazzle.com/orionworks
Yes indeed! I see several anonymous postings. That was fast.
You're an old war horse. I'm sure you know how to kick back.
You mentioned you got some data from DGTG. I gather you were not
given permission to post that data.
So, DGTG suggests they might have something to show in another two or
Hi Jeff,
I have never experienced sleep paralysis, but my wife did once,
and it was not nearly so benign as yours.
It was the summer of 1970 in Virginia after an early morning
thunder storm. I left early for some errands: my wife slept in.
When she woke up, she could move nothing but her
From Mr. Zell:
First, I think Congress should convert all of Hawaii over to electric
vehicles. Maybe Puerto Rico, too. Who needs a 300 mile range?
Unfortunately, this looks like a commuter car for rich folks like Ed
Begley. Other than that, they gotta get the price down for California,
From Michel
There might be a way for purely electric vehicles to deal with long
trips, without the need for a network of charging stations, nor even a
network of gas stations: an Internet based peer to peer (EV to EV) kWh
trading scheme, where home- or office- charged cars with energy to
Jed sez:
...
If we start to run out of oil and the cost of oil skyrockets, the cost of
electricity will go up, but not as much. You will still be talking about
~$20 per day income, adjusted for inflation. Little or no electricity is
generated with oil, although it does take oil to mine coal
From Jed:
Terry Blanton wrote:
I wonder if this is the rumored serial-hybrid from Toyota?
There are no technical details in the Japanese newspapers. Just short
announcements. I do not even see a model name mentioned, such as Prius or
Yaris (or Sonata, Apostrophe or Ellipsis -- they do give
But how long will it take for these expensive high tech batteries to
come down to a more reasonable 2k - 3k price tag? I gather most of
these batteries do not incorporate expensive elements or other
resources, so it would seem to be primarily an issue acquiring
economical technology combined with
From the recent BLP press release at:
http://www.blacklightpower.com/Press%20Releases/BlackLightPowerPhysicsGrandSlamFINAL081209.htm
http://tinyurl.com/q2dxos
--
Excerpt:
“The advanced version of the solid fuel is very efficient at
liberating energy from forming
From Mr. Zell
Is China an experiment in governance that no one has noticed?
...
Imagine a President who knows Calculus. wow!
Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to have helped them integrate Tibet.
Regards
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www.OrionWorks.com
www.zazzle.com/orionworks
Jed sez:
...
Let's not sell GM short. They are in huge trouble, but they are,
after all, a gigantic industrial company with a large share of the
best engineering and manufacturing talent in the world. It would not
take much to turn them around. Lutz compared their situation to the
space
This brief excerpt from the Kiplinger Letter, Aug, 14, 2009
--
DEFENSE:
Plenty of business opportunities as the military's needs change. Much
of the new defense technology will have commercial applications as
well.
Data mining. Ever more sophisticated software to collect, analize and
See:
http://www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/science/08/21/eco.algaebiofuel/index.html
http://tinyurl.com/mufpf8
Excerpt:
But after years of careful research ExxonMobil concluded that algae,
among all the alternatives, has the most potential in terms of
scalability and fitting into the vast infrastructure
I've gotten the same bogus Blacklight Power emails from three separate
independent Email accounts. All the same bogus URLs. Apparently,
others have gotten the same bogus email alerts as well.
Most of the analysis expressed so far seems to describe various symptoms.
What is causing the symptoms?
Stephen sez:
OrionWorks - Steven Vincent Johnson wrote:
Statistically, in terms of how we understood evolution to work, to have
encountered such a large amount of genetic uniformity made no sense to
us. We assumed evolution would have naturally engineered more diversity.
. . .
... The
Apparently, we are making headway on wireless power schemes.
http://www.cnn.com/2009/TECH/09/02/wireless.electricity/index.html
http://tinyurl.com/n4jdma
After weighing all the pros and cons I'm wondering if the Vort
Collective still thinks this is a good idea.
Regards
Steven Vincent Johnson
There is an amusing cnn.com VIDEO entry listing several notable (and
quite erroneous) Wikipedia entries, along with the organization's
attempt to rectify the problem. Wikipedia plans to implement more
stringent record keeping methodologies. Wiki hopes to better track
authors making entries, making
Following up on the recent cnn.com video clip concerning erroneous
entries I decided to revisit the COLD FUSION entry. I was surprised to
discover that at present there doesn't appear to be any disputing
going on. But appearances can be deceiving. Have most CF proponents
given up trying to make it
From Terry:
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/i-have-been-abducted-by-aliens-says-japans-first-lady-1780888.html
Yukido Hatoyama sez:
While my body was asleep, I think my soul rode on a triangular-shaped
UFO and went to Venus, she explains in the tome she published last
year. It
Anybody want to see a video of this sorry-assed thing?
--Kyle
Yes!
I second that.
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From Terry,
Thanks for expounding on that, Abd. I'm curious, are you typing or
using a voxrec s/w like Dragonspeak?
:-)
I would like to add my complements to the chef as well.
I found Abd's analysis to be both informative and educational.
Regards
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Terry Sez:
Ms. Hatoyama is not the first to visit a hospitable Venus. One of the
first was George Adamski as his Wiki explains:
However, the Ageless Wisdom teaching, which was first introduced to
the West in the works of Theosophical Society co-founder H.P.
Blavatsky, posits the idea that
From Mr. Lawrence,
What disgusted me about the Hatoyama tale is the lack of indication
that she saw anything surprising about it.
Speaking on behalf of all the rational scientist types of the world,
your aversion to Hatoyama's tale is certainly understandable, even
from me who likes these
From Francis:
Steven,
Isn't it going to be difficult to identify whether the change is introduced by
mechanical motion due to the variation in field strength or the effect on the
photon from the same variation?
In my original comments I was concerned about certain questions you bring up.
I
Something else worth trying, an experiment that shouldn't be too expensive
to assemble would be to spin the apparatus while it is set in it's
horizontal position. IOW, turn the apparatus into a spinning centrifuge.
Make sure it's carefully counter balanced, then spin up the RPMs to
something
Terry sez:
You sure it wasn't an attempted ACORN enlistment?
Terry
Can't say for sure. ;-)
Back in my 20s a moonie once valiantly tried to recruit me. It was
quite the experience. He was very persistent! I didn't even know what
a moonie was. Ignorant of the ways of the world I may have
See:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8236943.stm
Exerpt:
To get a useful computer it needs to be probably a million times more
complex, so a full-scale useful factoring machine is still at least
two decades away, he said.
But this is one important step in that direction.
-
Stephen sez:
I'd bet any amount that it fizzles.
They've shown their true colors already; why believe anything they say
about their alleged miraculous new technology?
OrionWorks - Steven Vincent Johnson wrote:
FWIW,
Free Energy Times Interviews Sean McCarthy, of STEORN:
http://www.freeenergytimes.com/?p=46
Excerpts:
Here is a transcript of the email exchange which took place; Sean
McCarthy’s responses were sent to me on September 22, 2009.
...
FET: In a statement made earlier this year you stated
From Jones:
...
Compared to Europe, where there is a significantly larger participation in
eco-transportation – the situation here in the USA is terrible. I see my
neighbor driving her 3-ton Land Rover SUV down the hill simply to get the
mail. Then later she drives over to the health club to
As best as I can tell the on-going dispute between Mr. Rothwell and
Dr. Swartz appears to revolve around Dr. Swartz desire to prove that
Jed censors experimental data from CF researchers, himself included.
Meanwhile, from Jed's perspective, it would appear that Dr. Swartz
refuses to follow a few
For the record, and as best as I can tell, Dr. Swartz has never had
anything bad to say about anyone's mother.
Regards
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From Robin and Abd:
Actually none of this is necessary. If it is posted on his own
website, then all you need on LENR-CANR.org is a URL pointing to
it iso to your own web site. It wouldn't matter in the slightest
to the rest of the world where the actual document resides.
Robin has a point.
If you have not dealt with a skeptic lately, here is a reminder of what they
are like:
http://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/?p=1940
Scroll down to the bottom and you will see that this person absolutely
rejects any paper not published in a U.S. peer-reviewed journal. He will not
even glance
Chris sez:
Just imagine what would happen to our economy if we had a device like the
Replicator on Startrek. Anyone could have anything from clothing to gold
bars to Earl Grey Tea instantly. The overall effect would be profoundly
deflationary and the only jobs that remained would be menial
Pete sez:
Terry Blanton hohlr...@gmail.com wrote:
I have the vacuums; but, $300 seems a bit much for a 10 inch fan.
$29.95 at Home Depot once the Chinese slave labor camps start churning
them out
Time for another political purge.
Hey! It's just business. Nothing personal.
Regards
Steven
http://www.kiplinger.com/businessresource/forecast/archive/chinas-control-over-rare-minerals-troubles.html
http://tinyurl.com/yl7tfxv
--
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Harry sez:
Magnetic monopoles detected in a real magnet for the first time
Researchers from the Helmholtz Centre Berlin, in cooperation with
colleagues from Dresden, St. Andrews, La Plata and Oxford, have for the
first time observed magnetic monopoles and how they emerge in a real
material.
Frank sez:
I don't know. My niece found in at Barns and Nobile in Tampa.
I found it in Books a Million in Charlotte. It is very good work.
Its everywhere, however, its as if it were a non event.
Frank Z
Patience, you must have. Fame and fortune are the values a scientist
must worship
Hoyt sez:
However, since Steorn and BlackPower are coming out with
free energy technologies soon it's kind of irrelevent about
efficiency, isn't it?
Even a hypothetical free energy BLP generator in my basement would
end up costing me something, though presumably a lot less than what
I'm
Jed sez:
...
It may be that a few people who spend a lot of effort disputing
the Mills theory. I have heard there are some on the Mills
discussion group. But that is an unusual case. That theory
attracts a lot of interest.
...
You speculate it may be ???
It certainly has generated plenty
An interesting Moon article:
Title: Found: first 'skylight' on the moon
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn18030-found-first-skylight-on-the-moon.html
http://tinyurl.com/ykgfsrd
Excerpt:
Finding such an opening could be a boon for possible human exploration
of the moon (see What NASA's
Terry sez:
Ackshully, rampant speculation preceded this announcement due to the
LCROSS debacle:
http://www.enterprisemission.com/SmokingGun.htm
http://www.enterprisemission.com/SmokingGun2.htm
Enjoy!
Let the games begin!
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Xcuse me as another non-scientist butts in,
From Lawry:
Jed, a point of information, from this non-scientist:
I understand that you are saying that heat, above all else,
is the required product, and that any other products are of
secondary importance when it comes to asserting that the
Mike sez:
This discussion ignores the elephant in the room. a) Heat is *fundamental*
and scalar, particles and radiation are not. Because it is fundamental, many
factors affect heat and careful experimental technique is essential. b)
Commercial value [i.e. money] is for utility for motive
From Horace:
http://www.emdrive.com/
http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2009/10/impossible-drive-designers-dream-flying-cars-stealth-missiles/
We’ve seen the photograph of this contraption in the past. I’m sure
this topic has been discussed within the Vort Collective, if one were
to go through
Abd sez:
The idea that excess heat is easier to detect reliably than
radiation is downright weird.
It might seem weird to you.
But it's a probably whole lot safer looking for anomalous heat as
compared to anomalous neutrons and other sub-atomic particles.
I have a story to recount.
Many
Jed sez:
They will write impassioned ballads of unfortunate ships flung out
of the solar system.
I think it is more likely they will dispatch a ship to repair or tow
the derelict ship back to the nearest port.
You are, of course, correct. Alas, taking the romance out of
exploiting another
They will write impassioned ballads of unfortunate ships flung out of
the solar system.
David Bowe, who wrote the haunting ballad Ground Control to Major
Tom is probably prophetic
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_Tom
http://tinyurl.com/yhp8ts8
Regards
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From Robin,
In reply to Jed Rothwell's message of Sat, 31 Oct 2009 19:33:34 -0400:
Hi,
[snip]
Robin van Spaandonk wrote:
(BTW minimum travel time to Mars at
1 g is 2 days.)
I did not know it was that close. Any idea what the max is?
The simplest calculation yields 4.5 days, but that's a
From Mr. Lawrence
Some of you may have been debating whether to get the vaccine or not.
Here are a couple of personal observations...
-- They say it's not very deadly. Well, I guess it's not, we're all
still alive here.
-- They say it's not usually very serious. Well, I guess it's
Abd sez:
...
I'm not ready yet, but, looking ahead, do you
think I could get Robert Park to denounce my
Kitchen Fusion kits?
Just drop him a line when you get up to speed. I bet he would oblige.
No problemo! ;-)
(Too bad it's not fission, Kitchen Fission would
be a great name. I suppose
Mark Jed sez:
...
Again, its a perception battle, and the goal is not to convince the diehard
(pathological) skeptics like Park; its to persuade the average Science or
Nature reader, the average researcher . . .
That's true, and it is important. There is no point in trying to convince
the
...sipping on Shackleton’s preferred hooch.
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/discoblog/2009/11/17/in-antarctica-drilling-for-100-year-old-whiskey/
http://tinyurl.com/yzce9vn
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Jed sez:
...
It was published by the Agency. Just not on the Internet. It was released on
Friday the 13th. Do you think I would upload unpublished material?!? Do you
think I want to get in trouble with a Federal agency?
I presume not! ;-)
...but that does not answer the principal question:
Jed sez:
Steven V Johnson wrote:
...but that does not answer the principal question: How does one
verify its pedigree?
For those of us (particularly me!) who may not be as quick witted as
you appear to be can you clarify how you went about verifying the
presumed legitimacy of this report?
Jed sez:
(By the way, they said they can't provide it in Acrobat text format.
A shame.)
Another fine example of our tax dollars working for our benefit!
Regards,
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Jed sed:
I guess you could ask the Agency but I expect your request would be
lost in the shuffle.
and...
I am sure of the pedigree because the authors sent me the document.
For which I sed:
That's a good point. Thanks for revealing that little tidbit.
For which Jed sed:
I said that a
Jed sez:
...
I can understand why mass media outlets such as CBS 60 Minutes would have
a large impact on public opinion. It is because many people watch
television, and because the mass media -- especially broadcast media -- has
a certain cachet or glamour that makes people believe whatever
Mauro sez:
This is a good summary.
Maybe you could publish a version of it somewhere at lenr-canr.org. It
surely will not hurt, and could help first comers with doubts about the
validity of the sources and the information presented.
...
I agree!
Write it up, Jed!
That is, during one of
Jed sez:
Steven V Johnson wrote:
Mauro sez:
This is a good summary.
Maybe you could publish a version of it somewhere at
lenr-canr.org. It surely will not hurt, and could help
first comers with doubts about the validity of the sources
and the information presented.
...
I agree!
Jones sez:
...
Of course, there is *zero assurance* that the “clone of a genius” will
follow in the footsteps of the progenitor...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Boys_from_Brazil_(film)
Speaking of cloning, don't forget Sir Lawrence of Olivier
Regards
Steven Vincent Johnson
Jed sez:
But IMHO, it seems to me that occasionally you DO care what
others think.
I care what some people think. Especially intelligence analysts.
My point is that it would be politically inept to bring up
these issueson LENR-CANR.org. Imagine a contractor shows up at
your door to do an
Beaty sez:
What a creep! See: http://www.thedailybell.com/BellPage.asp?nid=604
His article fails the basic pseudoscience test ...and he even
MENTIONS this test for detecting pseudoscience!
It might seem quite bizarre at first. Don't people typically use
the Golden Rule, and apply their
From Jeff Fink:
THE GLOBAL WARMING SCAM
There is interesting news as a result of leaked e-mails. It shows that the
scientists who have been pushing the man made global warming agenda have
been suppressing and altering data.
...
Speaking of agendas, read:
THE FAMILY, The Secret
In regards to STEORN, I sez:
... I myself have yet to reconcile within myself how STEORN's engineers could
have gotten as far as they claim to have gotten with their alleged ORBO
technology, but then not have pre-tested the prototype within the same harsh
environment where it would go on
Jed,
You might enjoy the following article from Times OnLine:
Scientists grow pork meat in a laboratory
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/science/article6936352.ece
http://tinyurl.com/ycq7w86
Regards
Steven Vincent Johnson
www.OrionWorks.com
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Steven Vincent Johnson sez:
Jed,
You might enjoy the following article from Times OnLine:
Scientists grow pork meat in a laboratory
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/science/article6936352.ece
http://tinyurl.com/ycq7w86
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