Fukushima
Fukushima No. 1 can’t keep its head above tainted water. More than two years into the triple-meltdown crisis at the Fukushima No. 1 power plant, workers continue to wage a desperate battle to keep the stricken reactors cool while trying to contain the 400 tons of radioactive water produced by the process each day.

Tepco: M6 quake caused leak at Fukushima Daiichi––Water coming from Units 5, 6



Top News

Report: Terrorist attack on uranium plant––Damage forces closure of facility––Up to 50 people wounded

firefighters at Plymouth nuke plant
Fire alert at Pilgrim nuke plant––"further details not available"

News Highlights

Two Earthquake Hits Russia And US with magnitude of 8.5 and 5.7

Breaking News: China Destroys 3 US Shipments of GM Corn

WARNING––NASA Finds Near Earth Asteroid–Impact Possible!!!

Business/Markets

Inside Investor report, with Dan Dicker

Jim ickards––Japan’s Taking The World Down With Them

No Arrests on Wall Street, But Over 7,700 Americans Have Been Arrested Protesting Big Banks

Op–Ed

The Ugly Truth of Class War. What is Class War? What is its source? How does it affect us?

WORLD IQ FIGURES: With brief notes on Ashkenazi Jews and the Khazarian Thesis of Koestler, by Lasha Darkmoon

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My Big Fat Greek minister

Tech

Is Microsoft Using XBox and Kinect To Spy On You?

Geiger Counter guide for testing the environment, goods and food for Radioactive Contamination

Recharge your cellphone in 30 seconds

Apple set for showdown on Capitol Hill over corporate taxes

9 Great Search Shortcuts

Environment/Nature

Fungus network ‘plays role in plant communication’

Safari Trip of a Lifetime ~ By Joel Hirschhorn

Trackbacks/Pingbacks

Mongolian Award
MONGOLIAN AWARD TO FABIO ZIBERNIA. SECOND MONGOLIAN AWARD. Our Regional Delegate to for the Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia (Italy), Prof. Aldo Colleoni (second from the right), World vice President of the Mongolian convention, beside Fabio Ziberna, who received a second Mongolian Award has the merit of having more than three decades strengthened and consolidated the socio-cultural and economic relations between Trieste and Ulaan-Baatar.

Pope at Mass: Culture of encounter is the foundation of peace

Ten websites that teach you coding and a bunch of other things.

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U.S./Americas

Obama’s Brain Project. Guest hosts Sam Sacks and Richard Fowler are in for Thom Hartmann tonight and discuss how the Fukushima disaster is affecting Americans on the west coast and what California’s "Right to Know Act" could mean for internet users. Tonight’s "Big Picture Rumble" panel discusses Obama’s "Brain Initiative" program, whether social safety net programs should be exempt from sequester cuts and how North Carolina wants to create a state religion. In tonight’s "Daily Take" Thom discusses how we have so many regulations for driving cars, and very little for shooting guns.

Skagit River Bridge Collapses In Skagit County Seattle Washington BREAKING …. Skagit River Bridge Collapses In Skagit County Seattle Washington BREAKING NEWS The Washington State Patrol says the Interstate 5 bridge over the Skagit River at Mount Vernon has collapsed, dumping vehicles and people into the water. Trooper Mark … YouTube

2 FBI Agents Involved in Dzhokar Tsarnaev’s Arrest "FALL" Out of Helicopter and Die

Canada

Canada threatens retaliation as meat labelling deadline passes

weather map
Weather Map of B.C.

M.E./Asia

Senate resolution: US will back Israeli force on Iran

Award
MONGOLIAN AWARD TO FABIO ZIBERNIA. SECOND MONGOLIAN AWARD.

Top 10 warning signs of ‘liberal imperialism’

Senate Votes Unanimously Toward War Against Iran

Arms Airlift to Syria Rebels Expands, With Aid From C.I.A.

Health Related

Three Shocking Revelations about Everyday Foods You Eat. (And What to do About It)

Kiss of Death? Toxic metals found in lipstick

Hospitals profit when patients develop bloodstream infections

baby
Baby’s life saved with groundbreaking 3D printed device from University of Michigan that restored his breathing. Bioresorbable splint used for first time, successfully stopped life-threatening tracheobronchomalacia, case featured in New England Journal of Medicine

Top 5 Underground Health Secrets You Never Knew Before

 

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