After a couple of anonymous posts from people who claim to have witnessed testing at Defkalion, a poster on this site, identifying himself as Ryan Garino, Co head of Convertibles, made the following statement: My name is Ryan Garino.

A frequent accusation about Andrea Rossi is that he is some kind of con man who has concocted an elaborate hoax to make millions and run away to some distant land to enjoy the fruits of ill-gotten gain.

Dick Smith has been making some more comments about testing protocols at Ecatnews.

After Rossi rejected Dick Smith’s offer to pay $1 million in return for a successful E-Cat test, Smith made the following comment on the ecatnews.com web site: Dick Smith February 15, 2012 at 5:28 am I did not send my email to Mr Rossi via Mr Krivit.

Andrea Rossi has mentioned a number of times recently that he is in the process of building a robotized production line to build his low-cost E-Cat heaters.

The following short story was submitted by E-Cat World Reader Kelley Trezise You, Ogg, squat at the entrance of your cave.

People reading Andrea Rossi’s Journal of Nuclear Physics blog see that people regularly write posts pre-ordering the domestic E-Cats that Rossi has announced.

NASA has released a video reporting on how researchers at Langley Research Center are working on developing energy from a Low Energy Nuclear Reaction (LENR).

I’ve been thinking about the question asked by Mark Gibbs on the Forbes web site yesterday: why do so many people believe so categorically in the validity of the E-Cat.

This post from Andrea Rossi deserves its own thread.