Published: November 2nd, 2011 at 4:55 pm ET
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Nov. 2 — “There was a “100-Fold Increase in Krypton-85 from November 1,” reports EX-SKF.
From TEPCO’s Nov. 2 press materials:
Comparison of testing done on Nov. 1 and Nov. 2 in Reactor No. 2′s primary containment vessel
Krypton-85 went from .0036 Bq/cm³ (3.6 x 10-³) to 0.53 Bq/cm³ (5.3 x 10-¹).
That is an increase of over 14,000% in one day.
One might wonder why Krypton-85 was chosen as an isotope to test for, when its half life is over 10 years.
Kr-85 on Nov. 1 @ .0036 Bq/cm³
Kr-85 on Nov. 2 @ 0.53 Bq/cm³
This would seem to make it not the best indicator of recent criticality because it lasts much longer than, for example, xenon-133, xenon-135 and iodine-131.
However, according to a study published in the Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, “Krypton-85 is the best indicator for clandestine plutonium separations” when conducting wide-area atmospheric monitoring.
Also, EX-SKF writes, “According to wiki, ‘About three atoms of krypton-85 are produced for every 1000 fissions (i.e. it has a fission yield of 0.3%)’. It sure looks like a nuclear chain reaction happening, i.e. re-criticality, the possibility of which TEPCO’s Matsumoto has already admitted.”
Published: November 2nd, 2011 at 4:55 pm ET
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85 Kr is an inert radioactive noble gas with a half- life of 10.76 years. It is produced bythe fission of uranium and plutonium, such as in nuclear bomb testing and nuclear ..
Krypton is considered to be a non-toxic asphyxiant.[28] Krypton has a narcotic potency seven times greater than air, so breathing a gas containing 50% krypton and 50% air would cause narcosis similar to breathing air at four times atmospheric pressure. This would be comparable to scuba diving at a depth of 30 m (100 ft) (see nitrogen narcosis) and potentially could affect anyone breathing it. Nevertheless, that mixture would contain only 10% oxygen and hypoxia would be a greater concern.
The fate of xenon-131 from iodine-131 absorbed on the silver zeolite samplers
Wei-Hsung Wang
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to investigate whether xenon-131, the decay daughter of I-131, was retained in or escaped from the silver zeolite cartridge after iodine-131 had been adsorbed in the cartridge. Currently, silver zeolite cartridges are used in the nuclear power industry to adsorb the radioactive iodine gas in sampling lines because of their high retention efficiency for gaseous iodine but not for noble gases. If xenon-131 is desorbed and escapes from the silver zeolite cartridge, the surfaces originally occupied by iodine-131 in the silver zeolite cartridge may be vacant and thus available to adsorb other iodine gas molecules. The reusability of silver zeolite cartridges may reduce the sampling cost and radioactive waste volume and also preserve the silver resource. A silver zeoli
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A silver zeolite cartridge containing only iodine-131 of known activity in a cartridge holder was connected with a blank charcoal cartridge in another cartridge holder. The end of each cartridge holder was sealed so the diffusion of xenon was contained in a closed system. Radioactive xenon-131 m, the daughter of iodine-131, was used as an indicator for stable xenon-131. The absence or presence of xenon-131m on the charcoal cartridge was used to determine if xenon-131 was desorbed from the silver zeolite cartridge. A NaI scintillator was used to detect iodine-131and a HPGe detector was used to detect xenon-131 m. The desorption fraction of xenon-133 from the silver zeolite cartridge was found to be 0.66 ± 4.3% and the retention fraction of xenon-133 in the charcoal cartridge was found to be 0.61 ± 7.5%. Xenon-131m was frequently present in the charcoal cartridge. This showed that xenon131 was desorbed and escaped from the initial occupied sites in the silver zeolite cartridge after iodine-131 decayed. The amount of xenon-131m escaping from the silver zeolite cartridge fluctuated from day to day. This is thought to be due to what is known as the tunnel blocking effect. This effect has been described in the literature and involves the random location of xenon-131m atoms in the microscopic infrastructure of the silver zeolite.
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Occupational safety,Radiation,Nuclear physics*** StillJill thinks THEY KNOW, Yes?
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AAAARRRGGG! Primal scream.. fetal position coming…
Hell, as Red red wine has been saying… party like it was not the end of humanity… or 1999.
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Krypton 85 (85Kr) is a radioisotope of krypton.
It decays into rubidium-85, with a half-life of 10.756 years
About 5 million curies of the isotope was released into the atmosphere as a result of nuclear weapons tests between 1945 and the end of atmospheric testing in 1962. The 1979 accident at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant released about 50,000 curies of Kr-85 into the atmosphere[4] and the Chernobyl accident released about 5 million curies.
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“”Day 63. Test 178. Fail. Alpha helix
proteins were unable to attach to
the synapsis or the Covalent Bonds.
-xenon-131 stopped Transporting neurons.
provided enough stability for the
cell, but failed to solidify due to atmospheric pressures. Test 178 discontinued.”"
…Tepco email uncovered…a Tepco engineer forwarded it to a journalist.
This is very very bad for Northern half of Japan.
In fact, looks like a week or less survival for anyone with 500 kilometers of Fukushima.
Too late to evacuate.
red red wine
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you have a link for that my party hard friend?
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Im actually with red red wine on this one.
If not today then tomorrow (meant as an expression).
Meaning: Its only a matter of time before tepcos hands lose grip and all the pieces come tumbling down.
Fukushima is not in a controlled cold shutdown. It never has been. Tepco has merely been postponing the greatest disaster to have ever inflicted our planet in the entire course of human history.
Soon all the pieces will fit together.
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hey taco didnt you send some pollen samples in to get tested?
would you please be so kind and share the results?
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Tacoma..did you find someone to test water samples? I remember early on Lucas Hixon saying he could get water tested.. try him if you do not have a source… or maybe split it up and have tested in multiple labs..
..also skies were creepy today in eastern WA.. how was the west?
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Light purple tonight. Heavy rain too.
Still no testers taking on the job.
Will be posting information as soon as its available. I also was able to collect the yellow powder by scraping it off our truck. So I have both the powder and the rain samples now.
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I am having to agree with you Red. I’m certainly no expert in anything,….but what I’ve just read this past hour—Yup,…Game over for large parts of Japan. No one can survive what they are in. The Japanese people are starting to realize this too.
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http://www.iaea.org/newscenter/news/2011/fukushimareport01.html
Industry spin here, these are the lies they are using to continue with this technology. They invite questions here
info@iaea.org.
How much is this costing I wonder, this is the third world war.
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nice idea grace! could post some info there huh? mainstream articles…get there take on it?? the evidence is building up a pace!!
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yes, got to get the msm in on this, the industry are in a freekin’ flap over this and don’t know what they are denying. Too bad neither of us made it over to Oxford tonight, shame, I’m ill, chest infection, ha, my doctor put me on steroids, watch out Sizewell lol.
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yes…no big deal being reported by the associated press idiots; as copied by the Seattle PI; ..reading this is like listening to your boyfriend tell you he wasn’t doing her when you caught him in the act.. geez http://www.seattlepi.com/news/article/Japan-reactor-restarts-new-glitch-hits-Fukushima-2246489.php
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Okay so everyone knows that panic is about to set in.
Tacomagroove what say you? How are we to deal with the freakouts that are coming?
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You all write that this is the end, at least for Japan.
Please explain to me why Krypton is a sign for this desaster to come.
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I second that. I am a musician, so I need this explained like you would explain it to a 10 year old, pretty please. I am trying to go back to older posts, etc, but I can’t seem to put the pieces together myself.
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Ariana and tomb1, this is just one piece of news in a novel of information that spells doom for Japan.
This little piece of info though is special because it clearly shows that the reactors are still out of control, puking radiation into the environment, further contaminating Japan and North America. There is no known technology or process to get this situation under control, thus the situation will be ongoing until Japan is rendered uninhabitable.
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Hello Ariana,
Where are you if I may ask?
Wondering how much radiation your area is getting?
Have you done some homework around what to do when Radiation fallout is coming, or how to detox and build the best defense you can? You can get stared here if you haven’t already.
http://www.ki4u.com/guide.htm
Also, if you can, please join my utube channel and watch the checking we are doing here in the Durango, Colorado area.
http://www.youtube.com/user/JTekton
Ask for info around any curiosity. There is a complementary of wisdom and vital information here amongst the group.
We give thanks for that.
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So how bad could it be for the US west coast?
A few extra tenths of microsieverts per hour?
A little more radioactive iodine in the milk?
The Japanese are the people getting the serious fallout.
If it gets abruptly worse, the ability to cover it up is going to diminish significantly. The result will be more Americans finding out and turning against nuclear power.
We will have a high probability of being like Sweden, Belgium, or Germany, and the good outcome could be the eventual shut down of our most dangerous plants and finally doing something with spent fuel, and later on, shutting down of all plants.
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I’m not so sure about that Americancommntr
I have no expertise but what I am reading suggests that things could get bad on the US west coast as food is increasingly contaminated.
Yuma AZ had 950 CPM beta last week and this is very, very high for readings that have been going higher and higher for 7 months and now seem to be spiking even higher.
The radiation has got to be accumulating in produce grown on the west coast and maybe in grains grown in the Midwest also.
That is what is so scary–radiation accumulating without end, growing ever higher….
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I noticed this summer that several places in the Southwest also had extremely high beta counts the week BEFORE Fukushima began (if I remember correctly, I think they were in the 500/600 range then). I’m just not sure what is considered “normal” there because I know many places out there do generally have much higher levels than, say, the east coast, because of a combination of high elevation and high radon levels in the rock/soil (not in old bottles, just in the environment). Although I had heard about that before, I never imagined that they were THAT MUCH higher. I have no idea whether it’s nature, Fukushima, or Los Alamos, or varying amounts of all three. However, noticing the frequency of those very high readings was enough to convince me that I do not ever want to live out that way.
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Hello AC,
You are so right. A little extra coming down and soon!
What is also true is we basically can not do anything but pray for the japanese and the easing of the suffrage yet to come.
We can do for ourselves here and now.
All the good folks here that choose to be aware of this ongoing world catastrophe have a choice to do what they can, or not. To help others see the light, or not. It’s all we all can do. In the background of your daily program, we all should be doing something to prepare for more fallout, and how much more is still to be seen. All it can seemingly do is get worse.
We should also pray your prophecy here comes true before anything else under the sun comes to pass and really messes those ancient reactors up thus causing even more disastrous evil poisoning of the people and environment.
From one of the hottest places in the country, have a awesome night!
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/155/outsidenightcheck11211.jpg/
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americancommntr, a picture is worth a thousand words..
Have a look for yourself
http://cerea.enpc.fr/en/fukushima.html
..and then ask yourself, after viewing the Chernobyl image, what is in the Pacific,and remember, we are not done yet..not by a long shot..news recently has found concentration in the ocean, not dispersing.. the burning of contamination in Japan does not help..#5 is having trouble.. and we haven’t even scratched the surface here in America.. and with our new job czar in the whitehouse from GE..well the outlook is grim.
..and the ability to cover up occurs to be breaking up right now..only, I think it has more to do with PR than reporting, or good journalism.
Sadly, when reading business reporting, the nuclear industry has suffered very little back lash, and I wish I was more hopeful that we will wise up in time for it to matter… but will keep your probability in mind..it helps..
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I am so blown away! They knew,…they know!
“The estimated radiological impacts from some accident events postulated in the Draft EIS are among the most severe outside of reactor and reprocessing plant related events. They are also far more severe than the “no action alternative.” Given that the DOE/NNSA is planning to increase risks to the public considerably, there is a need to justify the project in detail to the public that will suffer these risks. A great deal has, in the past, been simply swept under the rug of national security, only later to be revealed to be gratuitously damaging to the health and environment of the people. It is worthwhile, in this context, to recall the statement of then-Deputy Secretary W. Henson Moore in 1989, during the administration of President George H.W. Bush, on his visit to Rocky Flatsin June of that year. Nuclear weapons production, he told the press, has been “a secret operation not subject to laws . . . no one was to know what was going on.” He added that “the way the government and its contractors operated these plants was: This is our business, it’s national security, everybody else butt out.”2
The skimpiness of the Draft EIS on the justification for a facility that will create significant risks (see below) is lamentable and raises the possibility of a return to these attitudes that should be consigned to regrettable footnotes in history books. The problem should be fixed in the final EIS with a detailed justification for the project including exactly what will be done in the new facilities. Based on the present information, it appears clear that the “no action alternative” is the soundest one among the ones enumerated. Further, the serious consequences of a main vault fire in the existing CMR building described in Appendix C indicate the need to perform operations there with a plutonium inventory that is significantly lower than the 200 kilograms indicated in the Draft EIS.”
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Submitted by
Arjun Makhijani
Institute for Energy and Environmental Research, Takoma Park, Maryland
to
Ms. Elizabeth Withers
NEPA Compliance Officer
U.S. DOE/NNSA Los Alamos Site Office
Fax: 505.667.9998; e-mail: cmrreis@doeal.gov
June 30, 2003
Also see IEER press release on the CMRR Draft EISB. Air Emissions from Routine Operations
The Draft EIS shows that emissions to the air from routine operations would increase greatly. Current CMR emissions are stated to be 0.03 millicuries of actinides, including plutonium, with no releases of fission products or tritium. The new facility releases would be much higher. Actinide releases would increase by more than 25 times to 0.76 millicuries, and there would be significant releases of fission product noble gases, krypton-85, xenon-131m, and xenon-133 (100, 45, and 1,500 curies per year respectively). The new facility would also release 1,000 curies of tritium, mostly in the more hazardous form of radioactive water vapor.
The Draft EIS does not detail where the fission products will come from. The two xenon isotopes mentioned have relatively short half-lives (11.9 and 5.2 days respectively). Hence these would appear to be from some kind of hot cell operations in which newly radiated actinides would be processed. However, the Draft EIS states that the hot cell operations in Wing 9 of the present CMR building would not be transferred to the new facility. The EIS does not discuss where the irradiated material would come from. It also does not discuss any new hot cell operations, though these seem to be implied by the release in Table 4-21 on page 4-41. Finally, the Draft EIS does not mention potential releases of other fission products such as cesium-137, strontium-90, or iodine-131 even in case of accidents and severe fires. This is mysterious, since the presence of fission product noble gas mixtures is generally accompanied by the presence of other fission products. While these other products might be filtered out…
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Comments on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) For the Proposed Chemical and Metallurgical Research (CMR) Building Replacement Project at the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)
http://www.ieer.org/comments/cmr.html
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They know about the bloody, “emissions to the air from routine operations”. We’ve been poisoned for what,…50-60 years?
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How could they not know? Where did you get this?
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It is from here:
Comments on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) For the Proposed Chemical and Metallurgical Research (CMR) Building Replacement Project at the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)
http://www.ieer.org/comments/cmr.html
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Thanks Anne,…I can’t carry a thought, or a tune!
That was it Ariana.
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Conclusions on plutonium separation from atmospheric krypton-85 measured at various distances from the Karlsruhe reprocessing plant.
“For wide-area atmospheric monitoring, krypton-85 is the best indicator for clandestine plutonium separations. The detection and false alarm rates were determined from weekly samples at five different distances from the Karlsruhe reprocessing plant between 1985 and 1988. The detection rate for the separation of 4 kg of plutonium per week was found to be as high as 80-90% at a distance of less than 1 km, 70% at 5 km, 40% at 39 km, and 15% at 130 km. At distances up to 40 km, the false alarm rate is less than 3.5%. On average, the fuel released 28 TBq krypton-85 per kg plutonium. For weapons-grade plutonium, the krypton signal would be lower by a factor of 2. Hence, the given percentages correspond to the detection probabilities for the separation of a significant quantity (8 kg) of plutonium per weekly sample under the specific meteorological conditions of the WAK. The minimum separation rates that could have been detected are 2 gram of weapons-grade plutonium per week at a distance of less than 1 km, 40 g/week at 5 km, 200 g/week at 39 km, and 1000 g/week at 130 km.”
for the general discussion!!
oh and hey risabee, stay well!)
gnight (dont post any headlines for ten minutes admin, if you would be so kind…
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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15023448
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Will do … within existing parameters …
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Just in case this thing does blow up, might be a good time to stock up on food and other essentials so you can avoid going out as the worst of it passes by.
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VIP!!! READ THIS!!!
Hey L335,
You have hit an important point here and I can’t believe that no one even commented on this or acknowledged how important a statement you made here.
Another thing, who is actively at this time preparing for the fallout to hit in three days or less on the west coast? It will be 4 or 5 for us here and remembering back, the waves that come after this thing picks up like this is just a low version of what comes after an explosion that is still coming.
So please, EVERYONE out west, mid-west, and back east, plot the weather and jet stream in your state and relay info.
http://www.weatherimages.org/data/imag192.html
People with counters prepare to get active with outside readings. After a recent power outage, we were reminded about being prepared for anything and of course, the ability to shut the house up and hang-out inside like we did in the weeks after March 11, 2011 when this horrendous people killing catastrophe began.
PLEASE!!! Please go out and get lots and lots of extra for others you can help in the future if you can, especially your own families that will come looking for help.
Get in as much supply and water and necessary things that you will need if indeed you have to buckle down for say maybe a month, or even more.
THIS IS IMPORTANT SO PLEASE RE-POST AND PASS THE CALL TO PREPARE AROUND NOW!
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@ Tomb1.
How krypton is a sign of disaster to come…
It wasn’t just the finding of krypton.
It is the amount of withheld information, the revocation of the public’s real time radiation sensors, The unprecedented rising of citizens radiation exposure levels.
On top of the fact that tepco Is officially asking the government for help with the current daily operations.
What help could a political agency give to a Nuclear power plant; Aside from requesting international support?
In my opinion the fuel is becoming dangerously unstable at an alarming rate. So tepco is worried about the plausibility of a large scale release of radiation, and or complete failure of containment.
After all…
You wouldn’t just call the president of the united states
over a little spilled milk would you?
So in reality the Krypton only stated that Nuclear fission is now 100% confirmed to be taking place inside the reactor block 2. Which in terms means that the fuel is unstable.
Unstable nuclear fuel is not a good thing.< —
And I’m afraid In light of the situation at fukushima. This news is a harbinger of more very terrible news to come.
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Tacomagroove, I hope you don’t mind me copying and pasting your work here, you have a way with words that as I am trolling (if this is the correct term) so many pro-nuke facebook sites, I am finding it hard to come up with insightful copy. Big Love 2U
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I think the miracle about Fukushima is that there has NOT been a *mega blown to smithereens event* since the initial blow outs. An absolute miracle or paradigm shift…. I hope to learn the difference.
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I’m so sad for Japan and the whole world, but for the very first time I feel that this accident could actually end up in a big explosion.
Just hope I’m wrong, and somebody will stop this bloody countdown…
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So I’m assuming there is going to be no way to deal with the panic?
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Valium, red wine, tequila, tranquilizers… just don’t go for the obvious..ice cream or cheese cake
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@ the lili.
What is your geographic location.
Panic is typically a syndrome of an event. So My suggestion would be Dependent on the estimated level of impact that the event would have on the location.
For instance If I lived in Japan. I would be at an airport boarding a flight to South America. (today and literally).
In fact I would have evacuated Japan as soon as March 12th.
If I lived on the West coast (as I do), I would have a building with a below ground basement or central apartment pre-planned in an emergency evacuation plan to use as a button up room.
That way in the event of a catastrophic radiation release or explosion I could grab my Buttonup / Emergency go bag. (Which is pre packed and ready to go)…
Making my way to my safe room, where I could listen to my emergency radio, until I was forced to find alternate shelter…
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Krypton is a problem because we arn’t SUPERMAN,…from the planet Krypton,…..seriously,….tomb1, have you seen the video on the webcam page of a few nights ago?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yiv3HNxRnGI
Those of us who watch regularly,…see a HUGE difference,…at least I do. Couple this video with the orange beam ‘flashers’,…blue beams,…all from this past two weeks, and you have 2+2. The new ‘funny math’ won’t help us at all.
The dead bodies are about to pile up.
How else can ANYONE say this?
No shame,…just LOVE everyone you come into contact with–it will carry us all HOME!
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Panic? Is it there any other choice for Japan and the whole world? We can just sit down and wait…what else?
Panic is rather useless in these circumstances…
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Although,…sometimes I know that in order to love some people,…you must carry a big stick.
And not be afraid to use it.
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or a big flag and wave it
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“I will be able to love above all discontentment.
To give even when I am stripped of everything.
To dry tears even when I am still crying.
To believe even when I am discredited. ” (Hilal, in ALEPH) Paulo Coelo
getting late when the poetry thing starts, love and light to you all.
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420 works for the panic over here. Early Enenewsers know that I have completely lost my temper over the past few months. I have no idea why I’m focused and calm now.
It will probably change as soon as someone else pisses me off.(President Obama)
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Being centered in serenity can be a most powerful state.
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Yes it can Anthony! In fact,…it is better-IMO.
But pain is a tireless taskmaster my friend!
Stone cold sober is an awesome way to live-you are most correct friend!
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@Nukeishsit you get back to me wabout not panicking when you start to show symptoms. I am being realistic. Everyone does not handle the news: “You and everyone you know are going to die over pointless corporate shit” very well.
Not everyone is going to sit quietly and say: Hmm well okay then.
Yeah okay.
There is going to be panic. I am assuming you have no kids.
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Sorry for the typo. The temper is coming back. Gotta go.
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Yup,…the ONLY thing 420 DOESN’T help is that panicky feeling you get when a cop car pulls up behind you!
Sorry Occifer Dave!
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lol! again..avoid the ice cream, chessiumcake and now add the chocolate
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lol stilljill you make me laugh
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what may I ask is 420?
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420, 4:20 or 4/20 (pronounced four-twenty) refers to consumption of cannabis and, by extension, a way to identify oneself with cannabis subculture. The notable day for these is April 20.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/420_(cannabis_culture)
or it could be the 4 & 20 pasty pies they eat in Australia.
Whatever works for you.
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I’ll toke the weed thanks
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It’s medical for me….hehehehe
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yeah same here i have “insomnia” lol
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it’s 8:14pm CDT-I don’t know what the blue glow is on the top left of Reactor 1 on the TEPCO cam is,but it’s creepy as hell!it seems to happen every minute or so
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8:46pm CDT~a few minutes after the blue glow & what looked like wisps of steam or smoke from reactor #1 or directly behind it @ #2-a Tepc guy briskly trotted past from behind the cam & navigated up onto the catwalk & over some hoses,etc. & went straight for the area I’d been seeing “something”(?)! I haven’t seen the aqua blue expanding & contracting area of light since then so I gather that the guy I saw drew the shortest straw & had to pump the boronated water in to put criticality in check?!!~I’m only guessing here-maybe I’m seeing things,I certainly hope so!!LOL
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You can see the blue light on the time lapse video 1:10 to 10:24 JST, off and on, on Nov. 3
http://www.youtube.com/fuku1live#p/u/0/qIcJE6R-cMM
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That’s the autumn sunlight in a lens reflection.
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morning b and b… prefer my version below
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Honestly…so do I
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You’re joking, yes, BreadAndButter?
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Hola jimbo, well, though I wish it was a rastafarian like arc suggested, I’m afraid it’s really just a reflection in the lens (as far as I’ve seen, the blue light appeared when the sun came out).
I might be totally wrong – what do YOU think it is?
*peace
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a few minutes after the blue glow & what looked like wisps of steam or smoke from reactor #1
if you look closly you can make out a figure…looks like….hes budding up!! does tepco employ rastafarians? are they exempt from the non smoking policy??
thanks for that insight anne and johny!!
JAH RASTAFARI !!
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Hee hee Stilljill the one thing about me already dying is that my 420 has already been approved
My card/letter is quite legit and available for the nice officer to view at any time 
I don’t drive while ingesting. Who wants that kind of stress?
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nice!!-jonesin’ out the guy having acid flashbacks watching an otherwise boring nuclear holocaust in progress 2,000 miles downwind of even a hint of your smoke,err THC-laden farts!! LOL!! BOGARTS!!! (sigh,thinking to self;”I wonder if they got bud on Harold Camping’s Mothership?”)
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Westcoastguy you know I dislike you but to clarify-I have cervical cancer so yes I already am dying which is why I have a 420 card.
So either stay with the line of the joke or shut up.
@Johnny Blade hahahaha! Dude I would never bogart. I puff and pass baby!
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Krypton 85
A Review of the Literature
And
an Analysis of
Radiation Hazards
Wait for the PDF to be created and load…
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Obviously the link was too long…
Go here and choose get a copy, choose PDF
nepis.epa.gov/Exe/ZyPURL.cgi?Dockey=9100FW8L.txt
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DOH!
http://nepis.epa.gov/Exe/ZyPURL.cgi?Dockey=9100FW8L.txt
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Krypton review of literature
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Sorry, in my microsoft work, this link works. Try copy and paste and you can get this document.
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TYPO: Microsoft Word
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I mean, copy and paste the whole link into the url space and it does work.
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Tacoma I live in Sacramento soon to be in Redwood City. I’m not evacuating
My death sentence was assigned to me before the Tepco nonsense.
I just rant to decompress.
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