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Weather forecast for Fukushima on Tuesday
on Tuesday, the wind will be blowing from East to West. If anything goes boom, the cloud will head toward Korea and China
G8 on Libya – decides not to decide
The news is starting to come out – the G8 can’t decide on a no-fly zone, so it is passing the buck up to the United Nations for it to not decide what to do. Regarding Japan, the G8 decided … Continue reading
John Conyers is on the job
You might think the budget, Libya or Japan would have the plate of Congress full, but Detroit’s favorite politician (author of the radio “tax”) thinks we really should focusing on removing the antitrust exemption given to the owners of the … Continue reading
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The latest Japan news…
Deferring to my cousin’s intimate knowledge of nuclear reactors… the high points… The electrical problems apparently were due to flooding of the room where all the electrical circuits were, which means they’ve had little if any control over anything since … Continue reading
“Where is Obama?”
Ah, the dashed hopes of the hopelessly naive. New Yorker: Where is America?” The story from the front lines – Adjdabiya is now under air attack – the planes blew up an ammuniation depot – when you’re the government, you … Continue reading
The Rain in Bahrain falls mainly on Hillary’s plane
Bahrain has been having problems with protestors. Saudi Arabia is reported to now be sending troops in to protect Bahrain. Saudi Arabia is a member of the Arab League, which voted to urge the U.N. to create a no fly … Continue reading
Posted in Islam and war, Libya, Obama Nation, Uncategorized
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The Blaze breaks into the big time
James O’Keefe is about to end his 15 minutes of fame. The Blaze questioned the video of the expose done on NPR….[question everything] what they found was that James O’Keefe had edited together things that weren’t related and removed things … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Radio Biz, State of Fear-mongering
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Today in Libya – the rebel’s last stand
Right on schedule, today will be the day the fanatics meet their virgins in heaven. Ajdabiya is the last remaining city between the government troops and the breakaway capital of Benghazi. The rebels are declaring retreat has been their strategy … Continue reading
Posted in Islam and war, Libya, Uncategorized
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Japan’s stock market loses 7% of its value
Before the markets opened, the Bank of Japan (the Japanese equivalent of the Federal Reserve) announced it would “flood” the markets with yen to stop any liquidity crisis. The probable meltdown of at least 2 nuclear plants, and destruction of … Continue reading
Posted in Global Finance, Nuclear Power
Tagged Fukushima
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Fukushima #1 Reactor 3 – containment building has exploded
As feared / predicted, the outer containment building at reactor 3 has exploded. It probably won’t be the last. Reactor #3 adds in the extra feature that it was fueled with the more advanced plutonium / uranium mixture instead of … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Global Finance
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Derry Brownfield has died at age 79
If you recognize the name, you’re probably a farmer, or live in a place with a lot of farmers. Derry Brownfield has been on the radio for over 40 years, speaking “common sense” to middle America. Much of his “Common … Continue reading
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Where in the world is Barack O?
Let’s see – Japan is having quite the humanitarian and economic crisis, and Libya is on a collision course with the rest of the world… Where is the leader of the Free World and what is he doing? Well, last … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics
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Too Little, Too Late
Even if you are among those who like the idea of a no-fly zone, it would do nothing at this point. The city of Brega is now under government control. From the reports I’m reading, there are tanks, artillery and … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Energy, Libya
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Criticality and Boric Acid
While a nuclear plant is operating, the fuel rods are carefully spaced and control rods between them absorb the neutrons bouncing around that cause the fuel rods to continue the reaction. In a normal SCRAM, all of the control rods … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Nuclear Power
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While you’re watching Japan…
The government forces are now in control of Brega in Eastern Libya – there is only one major town left now beween the Libyian military and the “Rebel Capital” city of Benghazi. There are reports that pro-government troops are coming … Continue reading
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