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@Majjham Zazen great. Let me check with Jim and find out if he wants them over there. Otherwise we can figure out something to get me copies and I can duplicate on my web space. Having people have a hard drive archive is good too in case something gets deleted. Wow. Awesome work!

@elainekirk I have the time and love the planet :-)

@Jim Carver I have to wonder if something underground failed and released something? There was a slight increase in radiation levels around that time. Things went from single digits to low double digits. Need to see if I can re-find that chart.

@Nancy if you watch the video posted on utube about two pages back (nklistner) it shows the core change out... look at the top of the reactor, were there are two guys standing... they are standing on "keystone blocks" that go aroungthe top of reactor and are removable.... these probably maybe some of the flyin debres in some of the explosions

High levels of radiation discovered at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant could disrupt Tokyo Electric Power Co.'s timeline for a cold shutdown of the crippled facility, TEPCO officials acknowledged.


An analysis of water samples taken from the storage pool on April 16 found cesium-134 at 160,000 becquerels per cubic centimeter, cesium-137 at 150,000 becquerels and iodine-131 at 4,100 becquerels.

As a contingency plan in the event the cooling system cannot be restored, preparations are being made to install heat exchangers that use cool air rather than water. That installation work will also require workers to enter the reactor buildings.

At the No. 2 reactor, holes have opened in the suppression pool connected to the containment vessel so repairs will be needed before the No. 2 reactor can be submerged. However, there is the possibility that radiation levels of several dozens of sieverts are present near the suppression pool. Such levels would lead to immediate health problems for workers.
www.asahi.com

'Invisible' deaths continue at evacuation shelters
Sai's case is one of the growing number of "invisible" deaths among evacuees who have died after developing illnesses or seeing their pre-existing conditions worsen following the quake.
www.asahi.com
But since they are not officially listed as disaster-related deaths, their surviving family members are ineligible for condolence money from the government.

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@fitter There is a pretty good image of them standing in front of them I think. The different colored stack. Looks alot like the hole in the turbine building roof and the big slab sitting on the outside duct work.

@Nancy were talking about the keystone pads right?

@fitter yes the concrete "plugs" that go in last over the reactor well

@dean - Did you see the nuclide analysis of the sample from the #4 SPF? There's almost 2.5 times more iodine than cesium in the sample. Wouldn't that prove recent fission as opposed to deposition from the early days of the event?

@Nancy btw I created folders 'Images' and 'Video'

@fitter Interesting. Also the top stone of Roman arch.

@Jim Carver YA , I'm from PA...

@fitter Noticed that..they wanted us to forget about 5 & 6

@Jim Carver did you watch the video.... no tag line on that load... but at least they did'nt stand underneath it... and i quess radios don't work in the rad..

@fitter I don't really know what the levels are there.

@dean Been a while back there. T at the bottom of one (can't remember which) dropped from ~200 to ~118 in a rel. short time. nancy didn't know pressures.