I found an interesting blog response on corrosion and pumps. Maybe this will help anyone who is still looking at the pumps.
That's just cavitation. Well known since more than 100 years...
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wtf I hate Rossi now
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: DDD
Is it a rare? Can I save this Rossi?
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Mary, spotting sarcasm was never your strong point.
Some might describe that as a signifier of gullibility?
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Hey, "George", since you're a world-class expert in calorimetry, who have some of your customers been, that perhaps we can email to, other than the obvious one all over the internet, Storms? What products did you provide for them?
Look Mary, you have to understand something: My training was in medicine, most of the jobs we did were handled by the sales guy talking to the engineer. I was only there to lend us credibility with the medical market, to whom we wanted to sell some whole-body calorimeters for diagnostic use.
Even so, I'd prefer you didn't email Storms or any of the other LENR guys... After flogging them a few calorimeters, I went on some forums, and using a false name, I slagged off their work and criticized their judgment. ROTFWL! They found out, and they weren't best pleased: It'll only aggravate them.
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"whole body calorimeters for diagnostic use"? Do you just dream this stuff up on bad mushrooms? You're probably not Greenwin who's at least a small amount smarter than that. Other LENR guys bought calorimeters from you? Who? Most LENR researchers if not all, make their own. You were supposedly a vice president of a company which made calorimeters for more than 25 years and you can't think of single client and you don't know the rather distinctive place where you were born? Yah shoore. You're "George Hody" like I'm George Washington.
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You're probably not Greenwin who's at least a small amount smarter than that.
More like Sifferkoll.
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"whole body calorimeters for diagnostic use"? Do you just dream this stuff up on bad mushrooms?
Mary, you are certainly not a world-class expert in calorimetry, like I am, otherwise you'd know about these sort of things...
QuoteDisplay MoreMeasuring The Short-Term Substrate Utilization Response To High-Carbohydrate And High-Fat Meals In The Whole-Body Indirect Calorimeter
Metabolic flexibility is usually measured as hour-to-hour fluctuations of the respiratory quotient (RQ) in skeletal muscle...
...the recovery rate ΔRQ also provide valuable diagnostic and prognostic information...
QuoteDisplay MoreAbstract
A whole body gradient-layer calorimeter was designed for thermophysiologic studies in hospitalized patients....
The calorimeter has proven to be reliable, accurate, and easy to operate. These qualities, combined with good patient tolerance, make it ideal for metabolic studies.
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You're too stupid to bother with. Nobody but NOBODY is using those studies as a basis for a diagnostic test. Those were clearly research studies. You are apparently too dense to recognize the difference between a one time piece of research work and a diagnostic test. The only thing you're world class at is flubbing impersonation.
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Hence why I said we "wanted" to sell to the medical market. We tried to sell some, but skeptics couldn't be bothered to look at our efficacy data and give the idea a proper trial.
Their loss.
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Oh good. Where, exactly, is your efficacy data for diagnostic applications. What are those applications? Exactly what were you going to diagnose with a whole body calorimeter and how was it superior to other diagnostic methods for the same diseases? Where are the supporting papers? This skeptic will be happy to look.
Pity about those other skeptics. I trust they are skeptical about your phony identity and general phoniness. Keep digging the hole though. Don't stop.
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You would need to sign our NDA first, and we can't accept your phony identity, I'm afraid.
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An NDA for published data? What a dunce.
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Obviously not. ROTFWL.
Anyway published data, schmata. Look at Rossi, whats he ever published? An example to us all, I feel.
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George Hody wrote:
George Washington wrote:Nice one Sifferkoll.
I have seen no evidence that "George Hody" is Sifferkoll, and I find it implausible.
The George Hody account is now renamed "Doris Hody," with the same personal information that points to the same person as before. (Very easy to find, this is highly specific, and that's the point.) The account is still an impersonator, simply using a different name, possibly in response to administrator complaint.
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Hello Abd sweetie.
I know you're a bit old, and probably not very accepting of us trans women, but for a long time, despite previously identifying publicly as male, I had a secret...
Ever since I remember, I have been taking female hormones and living on-line as a woman. I used to experiment with crossdressing, but it was never as satisfying as adopting a female pseudonym, signing up to a forum, and repeating the the same few comments over and over and over again.
Well I've made my choice, and I don't expect people like you to understand it. My gender reassignment surgery is now complete, and birth certificate updated. I'll be living full-time as a woman now, so you bigots had better get used to it! Calling me an 'impersonator'! How dare you!
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I have seen no evidence that "George Hody" is Sifferkoll, and I find it implausible.
I see a few pieces of evidence (e.g., reduced frequency of posting of "Sifferkoll" when George came on the scene and patterns). Of course I could be wrong, but seems like Sifferkoll to me and consistent with his sense of humor.
