Published: October 11th, 2012 at 12:08 am ET
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Asahi TV’s ‘Morning Bird’
Published by: treesneedco2
Date Uploaded: Oct 10, 2012
Speaker 1: And have you examined all of the 49 hours recording in order to make the list?
Speaker 2: Yes. We were only allowed to view 6 hours per day from 10 AM to 4 PM at TEPCO for a month. I commuted for two weeks, I didn’t even have a lunch and I listened and transcribed the contents. This is the transcription dictated by his team during the two weeks. This is it. Two days worth of accident record mounts up to this much paper. Indeed.
Speaker 1: You have seen other footages that haven’t been released.
Speaker 2:Yes.
Speaker 1: What’s your reflection?
Speaker 2: Actually, there are much more shocking parts. From the bottom of my heart, I deeply appreciate the restoration work carried out by the workers…
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Published: October 11th, 2012 at 12:08 am ET
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Shocking to the newsman… Not much will shock the Enenewsers.
Thanks Admin for your tireless efforts to give the world news that is timely and puts the biggest news sources to shame.
You have scooped them so many times they are just reeling with envy.
Take care,
SP
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Patty wrote–
High numbers being measured around Fuku area today…
http://www.microsofttranslator.com/bv.aspx?from=&to=en&a=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.atom-moc.pref.fukushima.jp%2Fdynamic%2FC0002-PC.html
but Yamada is the Hi-Rad winner for the day!
http://www.microsofttranslator.com/bv.aspx?from=&to=en&a=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.atom-moc.pref.fukushima.jp%2Fdynamic%2FC0001-PC.html
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Another guy wrote
Please see here for explanation of above numbers: http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message1394413/pg1
18000 nGy/hr sounds like a lot. It's higher than normal, but nowhere near lethal. The main hazard is from contamination rather than direct radiation.
stock wrote
Bullsheesh on that.
At 18.4 microSv per hour
And annual exposure max of 20 MILLI sievert per YEAR, that is 20,000 micro sievert per year.
simple math guys…no need to start appearing to do some scientific manipulations to get people to turn their brain off.
So how many hours to hit the max annual level? Simple math 20000/18.4 = 1086 hours.
How many days is that? 45 freakin days! OK?
What is the normal "it's time to retire from the nuke industry after 20 years of service", total dose, the answer is 100 MilliSievert.
100 MilliSievert equals 100,000 Micro Sievert, now divide that by 18.4 MicroSv per hour. 5434 Hours. Someone living at 18400 nGy/hr would therefore receive the max lifetime dose that a "paid for hazard pay nuke worker" in 7.5 months!!!!!!
And that is if they had a protective suit and HEPA air filter!@!!!!
The internal radiation becomes at least 20 times worse.
Sorry, godlike productions picked up a real lemon of an article there. Lies of the pro-nukers.
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The first link shows 18,504 nanoGy/hr close to Fukushima.
http://www.microsofttranslator.com/bv.aspx?from=&to=en&a=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.atom-moc.pref.fukushima.jp%2Fdynamic%2FC0002-PC.html
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This is even more than Yamada: 18,089 nGy/h which is between Onagawa NPP and Rokkasho nuclear reprocessing plant. I put more info. on the forum for posting radiation.
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The problem is so ongoing, it's scary.
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Earlier I was looking at medical CT scans on the body and your chances of getting cancer , the worst one was a pelvic scan at 10 milliseiverts , and the risk was moderate
so at 20 miliseiverts for the Japanese people , I would think that they have a pretty good chance at cancer , unfortunately …
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Hey Cindy… it's me..Cindy ; )
Do you still have the link for the medical CT scans?
I would like to see the numbers. Thanks!
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@stock@hawaii.rr.com the Godlike bunch are "special" lol. Tread very carefully with them as they are prone to angry behaviors. The way I have learned to deal with non-Enenews people apologizing for nuke sites is to use this link(very basic):
http://www.cancer.org/Cancer/CancerCauses/OtherCarcinogens/MedicalTreatments/radiation-exposure-and-cancer
and then I say that constant 24-hour Fukushima MOX fuel radiation exposure is happening *in addition* to the NINE other types of radiation exposure they receive daily.
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