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donderdag, 17 maart 2011 |
 Daily Haiku March 17, 2011 - mdn.mainichi.jp The moon paints a picture of our night together
Gregory Hopkins (Weaver, AL, USA) Note from MM: The Moon - on March 19 - 2011 Posted: 10:55:05 PM
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'Japan N-crisis can be worst in history' The warning comes as Japan's capital has been put on high alert after a second fire in Reactor No. 4 causes more damage to the already stricken Fukashima Nuclear Plant. "Within 3 days we know" and 4 out of 5 ... (scroll down pls) Posted: 10:33:26 PM
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"They're leaving us to die": Mayor of town near stricken Japanese nuclear plant claims his people have been 'abandoned' Residents of a town lying within the exclusion zone around the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant claim they have been neglected by the Japanese government. Minamisoma lies just 12 miles from the nuclear plant in crisis and villagers have been ordered to remain in their homes as their community lies on the edge of the state-ordered evacuation zone. Posted: 10:29:19 PM
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Satellite images ... one can see a peanut in a childs' hand ... Satellite Images of Japan Disaster
Posted: 8:39:13 AM
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Leak at Pickering nuclear plant poses no threat: OPG The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission confirmed the leak on Wednesday, saying that it appears to have been caused by a pump seal failure. "The radiological risk to the environment and people's heath is negligible," the CNSC said in a statement. Posted: 8:33:46 AM
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 Dollar falls to a record low vs euro U.S. congressman slams 'Big Brother' questions Posted: 8:31:53 AM
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'Over in 48 hours': Gaddafi's son says government will reclaim Benghazi Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi brought the war for the first time to the rebel capital, with three of his warplanes bombing Benghazi airport before being chased off by anti-aircraft fire. Gaddafi's son, Saif al-Islam, scoffed at today's UN Security Council discussions about authorizing a no-fly zone. "It's too late," he said in an interview with EuroNews television, according to a transcript on its website. Posted: 8:24:28 AM
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'US key violator of human rights' Italy's International Educational Commission for Peace says the US is a key violator of human rights on an international level for breaking many globally recognized rights. In an interview with IRNA, the commission's president, Massimo De Santi, recalled that the US was the first country to use nuclear weapons in Japan in 1954, bringing about deaths, illnesses, and long-term genetic mutations. Posted: 8:23:02 AM
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Fears mount as Japan races against time to cool reactors Japan begins water drop on stricken reactor Channeled information: "It will blow" and "4 out of 5"; I am posting this as of from March 12 - 2011 - (scroll) More on CHANNELING ... Posted: 8:22:12 AM
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