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I have some really good Monday morning news! Yamashita has been fired! :-)

Ob_Li found multiple stories of it yesterday. They will be appointing a five member panel to deal with the public health issues in Fukushima.

Radiation protection personnel and report outside the radiation protection advisor Dr. Shunichi Yamashita, Fukushima Prefecture, Fukushima prefectural assembly

Posted 8 Mon 28th 2011
Jiro Fukushima prefectural assembly member信市Ishihara (d) on Twitter itself, but was clearly in charge and out of the radiation protection radiation protection advisor Dr. Shunichi Yamashita, Fukushima Prefecture. Mr. Yamashita is out of the radiation protection, he said that is to be appointed as an advisor to the new five.
Ishihara prefectural assembly, we are actively on the radiation protection activities to create a group called Children first, so far, 20 mSv and review the standards, support for voluntary evacuees, Mr. Shunichi Yamashita, a radiation protection advisor, Fukushima dismissal has been asked to radiation protection and the establishment of the centralized system.
infosecurity.jp

Yamashita being demoted is good rice is not

Elaine were you still here when PB posted this? www.independent.co.uk

@lillymunster yes I simplyinfo tweted it I hope having said that I didn't read it all is thre aa problem?

@elainekirk nope no problem.

@lillymunster fantstic news now would a this is wrong this is right bullet sheet be a good idea simple stright forward then OB_Li or rock could translate and maybe Pelukiss illustrate?

@Peter Melzer I did an 'nuclear emergency' search but it only gives links which go nowhere jm.acs.virginia.edu

US to keep an eye on Noda's prowess for time being

The US government will likely keep a close watch on Yoshihiko Noda to determine his political skills.

A US State Department official has told NHK that the United States will continue to work with the new prime minister to tackle a wide range of issues, include helping the restoration process in regions devastated by the March disaster.

The fierce tug of war involving the ruling and opposition parties over Kan's resignation in recent months has prompted concern among US officials that Japanese politics may be becoming dysfunctional.

The White House is scheduling brief talks between US President Barack Obama and Noda when he visits New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly meeting in late September.

In China, state-run Central Television provided live coverage of Monday's leadership election. The broadcaster called Noda "a dark horse," as he is less known in China than some of the other contenders.

The online version of the Communist Party's official newspaper, the People's Daily, says Noda is conservative and takes a hard-line position towards China. It cites his remarks regarding Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo that honors Japan's top war criminals and the Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea claimed by China.

An NHK correspondent says China will closely monitor Noda's foreign policy, as bilateral relations have become strained over the islands and other issues.

Russia's state-run television has reported that newly elected Democratic Party leader Yoshihiko Noda will face a tougher task as prime minister.

It says Noda will have to shoulder a heavy burden, including addressing the ongoing nuclear reactor accidents, ballooning government debt and a deteriorating economy.

Referring to Noda as the sixth prime minister in the past five years, the Russian TV station said Japan's political scene will remain unstable because there are few politicians who can control all the factions.

Monday, August 29, 2011 19:04 +0900 (JST)
www3.nhk.or.jp

Fukushima day care centers, school still polluted after cleanup

TOKYO, Aug. 29, Kyodo
english.kyodonews.jp

茨城県南部の畑で、シンチレーーションで線量をはかったところ、土壌の線量が9マイクロシーベルト/hを計測。行政当局は「風評被害もまねきかねないので、公にしないで欲しい」直接調べたり、対応のアドバイスもなし。現実を隠蔽したいという姿勢に終始。http://t.co/0FMWtKp

@elainekirk It would be good to know what authorities told them to ignore the radiation soil testing. The more things happen the more I think citizen testing is the only unbiased method to know what is contaminated.

@es they are relatively stable, there are 2 or 3 temperatures rising, but these gauges show chaotic behaviour all the time. the rest is stable and well over 100° C

@es yes :) you're right, but look at the chaotic history of this sensor. i think it is damaged. but i keep an eye on that, it can still give a tendency or pattern, damaged or not.

btw: i saved every day's raw data, so they cannot manipulate it.

in the csv files pressure is column 4,5,6,7.

@Ian the gibberish is japanese. 日時,原子炉水位（燃料域)(A）,原子炉水位（燃料域)(B）,A系 原子炉圧力,B系 原子炉圧力,D/W圧力,S/C圧力,CAMS D/W(A),CAMS D/W(B),CAMS S/C(A),CAMS S/C(B),備考
"Temperature","°C","Water Level","mm","Core Level A","Core Level B","Pressure","kPa","Core Pressure A","Core Pressure B","Torus Pressure","Drywell Pressure","Radiation","Sv/h","Drywell Radiation A","Drywell Radiation B","Torus Radiation A","Torus Radiation B","Central Control Room (mSv/h)"
and there are notes. i translated everything and put it in the graphs.

back in 3 hours.