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@radioguy At dusk your light source is the setting sun after it has set below the horizon. At dawn your light source is the rising sun before it rises above the horizon.

@Ian Another excellent video.

Thanks guys! :) Just a preview. It's driving me crazy how long the full video is taking, so I figured I might post some snippets of the full video. The video's getting so complex my computer's having trouble handling it, crashing a lot.

@dean I just set it up to suck the CSVs from TEPCO straight in. The days are as they post them in the CSV. Anyone can grab the data and make us a static one. The function I'm using is:

=importData("URLofCSVorWhatever") There are other qualifiers you can use with itm but that's the basics. That's what these are.

@all- DAMN. just got on and saw that video. :( disturbing

Thanks for the pin up dean! :)

@dean hello friend. how are you?

@dean am improved. thanks

@ hudebnik You are not looking at the east facing part of things in that image. You are looking at the west facing part of things in that image that are lit by the setting sun. The sun is below the horizon but its light is refracted through the atmosphere. The light IS from behind the camera. How do you think you see things at dusk?

Obama Administration Creates ‘Director of Progressive Media & Online Response’ Position For Rapid Response To Unfavorable Stories
Posted On May 24 Global News WASHINGTON — The Obama administration has created and staffed a new position tucked inside their communications shop for helping coordinate rapid response to unfavorable stories and fostering and improving relations with the progressive online community.

“This week, Jesse Lee will move from the new media department into a role in the communications department as Director of Progressive Media & Online Response,” read an internal memo from Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer, provided to The Huffington Post. “For the last two years, Jesse has often worn two hats working in new media and serving as the White House’s liaison with the progressive media and online community. Starting this week, Jesse will take on the second role full time working on outreach, strategy and response.”

The post is a new one for this White House. Rapid response has been the purview of the Democratic National Committee (and will continue to be). Lee’s hire, however, suggests that a portion of it will now be handled from within the administration. It also signals that the White House will be adopting a more aggressive engagement in the online world in the months ahead. www.infiniteunknown.net

US Scientist Concluded Reactor 1 Meltdown Occurred 3.5 Hours After Power Loss, Reported To The IAEA In Late March – TEPCO Admitted Reactor 1 Meltdown On MAY 15 A US researcher Chris Allison did the simulation of one of the Fukushima reactors (Reactor 1) and concluded that the meltdown occurred 3.5 hours after the cooling system stopped. It was reported to the IAEA in late March.

So they all knew, except for the hapless citizens of Japan and the rest of the world.

Or they say “Oh we didn’t know for sure until May 15 when TEPCO finally announced it,” like Japan’s PM Kan has said.

We do not know for sure, because no one has looked inside the RPV and reported back to us. All we can do is to collect the evidence and hypothesize, and that has been pointing to a meltdown. Even the PM Assistant has admitted that they knew it was a meltdown early on.

Here’s the summary of the simulation by Allison, as described in the Mainichi English article (linked below): www.infiniteunknown.net

Fuel rods may have melted in more Japanese reactors, company says


By the CNN Wire Staff

May 24, 2011 7:32 a.m. EDT

@Tenzing @UKVal Jesse Lee, the Joseph Goebbels job?

The Health Costs of Low-Level Ionizing Radiation

60+ years of Lethal Deception by what has become
the International Nuclear Mafia

This site is dedicated to providing information about
the health costs of man-made low-level ionizing radiation. www.ratical.com

A few facts about radiation and health Beyond Nuclear 24 March 2011
The National Academy of Sciences 2005 BEIR VII report recognizes that there is no safe dose of radiation as affirmed by several radiation researchers. Women and children are particularly susceptible.

After the accident at Three Mile Island there were elevated rates of cancer within the radioactive plum pathways the reactor released, according to a 1997 study.

More recent studies, such as Kaatsch, et. al, in 2008 and Baker and Hoel, 2007 meta-analysis, have shown that normally operating reactors, ones that have supposedly not had accidents, have elevated rates of childhood leukemia around them.

A scientific review by Belson, et. al, 2007 states that “Only one environmental risk factor (ionizing radiation) has been significantly linked to” childhood leukemia.

Also see Beyond Nuclear's new fact sheet [included below] about radiation and the health hazards it poses. www.ratical.com

@ch Fuel rods may have melted in more Japanese reactors, company says do you know if this refers to Daichii or to another plant elsewhere? Nothing would surprise me having seen a little of TEPCO's history......

@UKVal They mean reactors #2 and #3. www.cnn.com