Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Radiation Next to Reactor Buildings 100 Millisieverts Per Hour, Inside Off the Scale

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So reports NHK World, here : A radiation monitor at the troubled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant says workers there are exposed to imm...
Monday, April 4, 2011

Your Kid Still Can't Read, But His Teacher Retires a Millionaire

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From Scott Johnston's The Naked Dollar: Let's get back to my millionaire claim about teachers, which on the face of it, should seem ...

Headline Unemployment Drops to 8.8 Percent

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The Wall Street Journal has an excellent interactive graphic of unemployment showing every month going back to January 1948 here : The broad...
Sunday, April 3, 2011

Fleep.com/earthquake Has The Most Comprehensive Fukushima Accident Radiation Data

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Here is a sample , graphing the differences between the histories of the radiation levels measured at the two gates to the reactor facility,...

Radiation Level in Iitate, Japan, Down to 6.65 Microsieverts/Hour

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As of 2:00 PM, Japan time, April 3, 2011 according to the Main Disaster Office of Fukushima Prefecture ( here ): The level is down from 12....
Friday, April 1, 2011

Radiation Report About Iitate, Japan, Had to Be Wrong

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Nothing illustrates the incredibility of some of the radiation reports about Japan in the popular press than the case of Iitate, Japan. Toda...

Fukushima Daiichi Main Gate Radiation at 3:00 PM at 144 Microsieverts Per Hour

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According to this cool interactive map from The Wall Street Journal here : As of now, there's only one data point available in Fukushima...

Fukushima Reactors 2, 3 and 5 Jolted Beyond Worst Case Projections

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As reported here : Three of the six reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant experienced a jolt stronger than a worst case proj...

Obama, Distributor of Miseries, Must Resign

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Friday-Morning, April 1, 2011 The True-born Sons of Liberty are desired to hear the public Resignation, under Oath, of Barack Hussein Obama,...

The Marks of the Slave: Ignorance and Cowardice

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Thursday, March 31, 2011

Radiation in Iitate, Japan, at 25 Millisieverts Every 24 Hours

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If that's really true, that's FOUR years' worth of normal exposure in America IN A CALENDAR DAY, AND STILL THEY WON'T EVACUA...

Khalif Saed: The Voice of Libyan Professional Credibility

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If there's an ammunition shortage, no one has told Khalif Saed. He was firing off a large machine gun welded to the back of a pick up tr...

Too Bad Obama Wasn't Fully Vetted: Appearing To Be Credible Since 1961, or Thereabouts

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President Obama told CBS News in an interview aired Tuesday night that the few rebel leaders American officials have met were "fully ve...

Pesky Fuel Rod

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The Europeans have banned "The Simpsons" for its insensitive nuclear humor. I kid you not: Broadcasters in Germany, Australia and ...
Wednesday, March 30, 2011

News Story Misidentifies Reactors in New Photos

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The UK Daily Mail has been providing up to the minute coverage with excellent and timely photographs, which, sad to say, seems to have faile...
Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Latest Radiation Figures in Tokyo, Fukushima City and Iwaki City Show Broad Declines

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Some meltdown, huh? The Wall Street Journal is reporting the following declining radiation measurements in Japan today: Tokyo: 0.105 microsi...

Where Are All The Meltdown Stories Today?

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Huh?

The True Meaning of 666

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Don't buy stocks, unless you like overpaying, says John Bethel. Here : Back in January 2006, I posted about something Peter Cund...

Yes, There is a Hell. It's Called the Housing Market.

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Stephen B. Meister for The New York Post takes us on a grand tour of The Inferno, from the first level to the last: Sales of existing homes ...

Democrats For Bush's Iraq War 110, For Obama's Libya War 0

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That constitution thingy, well, it just doesn't apply here according to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, because an international agr...