Published: July 12th, 2011 at 5:43 pm ET
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Radiation Station Stats, EnviroReporter, July 8, 2011:
10:05 pm 10-minute INTERIOR average: 39.9 CPM
9:50 pm 10-minute EXTERIOR average: 45.6 CPM NORMAL4:00 pm INTERIOR spot reading in Santa Monica market with approximate background of 39 CPM – Two peaches sustained 81 CPM and above or over two times background (208% of site background).
3:40 pm 10-minute INTERIOR average: 39.6 CPM
3:25 pm 10-minute EXTERIOR average: 47.0 CPM
1:05 pm 10-minute INTERIOR average: 39.6 CPM
12:45 pm 10-minute EXTERIOR average: 45.8 CPM [...]
h/t ChasAha via Two Peaches in Greater Los Angeles found high in radiation
Published: July 12th, 2011 at 5:43 pm ET
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Does anyone have the Julian date for 3/11/11? Most foods have use the Julian date for the date of processing. I am still fuzzy about using the converter found online. Thanks
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Julian Day is simply the total number of days elapsed,
Jan = 31
Feb = 28
Mar 11 = 11
———-
………… = 70
or
Julian day 70. of 2011
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I think it will be hard to find foods processed before 3/11.
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OT: it looks like Women’s soccer World Cup final will be Japan – USA! The girls rock.
Japan – Sweden semifinal 3:1 right now…
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For what it’s worth, I’ve been finding significant (to me anyway) contamination on the tops of store-bought apples from the Northwestern US. Using my trusty CDV700-6B I get around 75+/-CPM when background is 45+/-. The contamination only seems to be at the top of the apple, in the little well around the stem. Probably 8 out of 10 apples will exhibit this contamination.Washing removes it immediately. SO> Check your fruits and wash your nuts. This is not a drill!
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Where/When were those APPLES tested? Might be good to know. Especially for those in your area.
You might also want to contact Michael Collins of EnviroReporter.com. He is a pro at this stuff and I’m sure he’d be interested in knowing more. …as am I.
Agreed… “This is not a drill!”
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excellent observation!!
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This wonderful – horrible – important news. Thank you.
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You should video your findings and post them online.
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This is my video analysis that shows the park asuperdry got the soil from as well as the report. I have been so busy I didn’t even know enenews had this yet!. We just want to get this out(I have been working with asuperdry on many things in Japan):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FS57otEiNA8
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Cesium has a half life of 30 years. Which actually means it will remain ‘hazardous’ for over 200 years.
The last 2 minutes are breathtaking. I would have put that part at the beginning of the video and cut the technical stuff down to about 1 minute. Otherwise most people won’t watch the full 7 minute video.
(just my opinion)
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Great. Now in addition to Fish ( BP disaster) I cant eat peaches! http://signon.org/sign/increase-government-support.fb1?source=c.fb&r_by=548645
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