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the south tower. so this is south wall.

Never forget... www.ustream.tv

'been a lurker since Reuters. A heartfelt thank you for your tireless efforts to understand the situation and share your expertise. Out of frustration for the lack of information being disseminated (out of sight out of mind), I have posted the links to many of the articles I see here on my FB page. I know it has reached at least of few folks who might not otherwise have known what is/has been transpiring these last three months, and that we are in this for the long haul. Back to lurking and learning....

Also, today's Status of Countermeasures report. www.jaif.or.jp

I've been slammed anyway, and yesterday was GF-birthday non-blogging obligatory. ;)

@Hi all. Maybe people should take precaoutions but not panic? Anyone heard of the baby spike death - is this true? “Arnie Gundersen did an interview on CNN last week, recommending that Americans wash produce thoroughly and stop drinking milk and eating dairy products. He also suggested that any Americans wealthy enough to relocate to the southern hemisphere consider doing so, adding that Seattle residents were inhaling 10 hot particles per day in the weeks following the explosions”
“Should we all be constructing fallout shelters and stockpiling food and water? Should we be shipping our children to South America until the crisis ends? I have no idea, but neither does anybody else, including the nuclear experts. They know that the crisis is more serious than Chernobyl. The world has never experienced a "china syndrome" event, and there is no way to calculate the potential outcome. One nuclear physicist who posts regularly at enenews.com suggests that another explosion is unlikely given the current status, but warns that reactor 4 is in danger of collapsing on itself from even a minor earthquake or aftershock. A collapse would negatively alter the scenario and could cause another major release of radioactive particles into the jet stream. Chronic low-level radiation produces a myriad of diseases in animals and humans, and even the IAEA recently admitted that no level of radiation is safe, as radiation is the prime cause of cancers. In any event, radiation exposure from a cross-country flight is in an entirely different category from a "hot particle" that would become an internal emitter once inhaled or ingested.”
“Yesterday Counterpunch published an article by two doctors on the spike in infant deaths in the U.S. since the explosions at Fukushima, a spike which mimics infant deaths in Europe following the Chernobyl disaster. In North America the contamination comes largely in rainwater, which will, in turn, affect tap water, topsoil, vegetables, meat and dairy products over time.”
“The most logical preventative measures Americans can and should take are these: Avoid going out in the rain and always carry an umbrella, avoid fresh dairy products, wash all produce, increase intake of potent antioxidants, such as CoQ10 and alpha lipoic acid, and buy a reverse osmosis water filtration system for your home or at least for your kitchen faucet. If you want to be prepared for a possible emergency down the road, also look into N95 face masks, which are widely available, HEPA air filters, and stockpile at least a few weeks of canned and dried food and filtered or spring water sufficient for your household.”
www.opednews.com

@lillymunster smoss good work. :)

@lillymunster That is confusing. Berkeley keeps going down. There was a small uptick of Cs-137 in one sample after all those steamshows, but overall everything continues to diminish.

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