Posted on 03/15/2011 9:07:59 AM PDT by LibWhacker
My gawd, man, you 1) used numbers and 2) Greek letters in your explanations.
Further, you required a couple of steps of comparative logic in order to understand the risks.
How the heck do you expect all the marshmallow major lib arts and even lower ranked teachers to understand all that?
It should stay on the list. It’s safe to live around him now.
Hmmm... I checked and you had no rpelies.
Anyway, Ha! I liked it!
Thanks! I used to butcher lyrics singing to a lady friend’s little daughter. One of her favorites was, instead of “Gotta dance! Gotta dance,” “Got no pants.”
From what source were the Japanese readings obtained? All I have been able to find are hysterically qualitative statements i.e. “soaring.” Those who would lead us back to the stone age are having a field day!
Source?
Watt's up with that - The average radiologic profile of bananas is 3520 picocuries per kg, or roughly 520 picocuries per 150g banana. The equivalent dose for 365 bananas (one per day for a year) is 3.6 millirems (36 μSv).After the Three Mile Island nuclear accident, the NRC detected radioactive iodine in local milk at levels of 20 picocuries/liter, a dose much less than one would receive from ingesting a single banana. Thus a 12 fl oz glass of the slightly radioactive milk would have about 1/75th BED (banana equivalent dose).
It's Peanut Butter Jelly Time!!!!!11!!
THE START OF ECONOMIC COLLAPSE.
I thought everything was made in China?
Many, no one source, unfortunately no one is putting this together in one story. I wish someone would, everyone is focused on the nuke story while the world supply chain is falling apart.
I don’t have the original sources that I used, but a quick google:
Meanwhile, a port town on Japan’s Miyagi Prefecture have a million people reported missing.
http://wuxinghongqi.blogspot.com/2011/03/japan-earthquake-caused-tsunami-victims.html
Japan quake tests supply chain from chips to ships
http://www.businesslive.co.za/Feeds/reuters/2011/03/14/japan-quake-tests-supply-chain-from-chips-to-ships
Everything is made everywhere, China is just doing a lot of final assembly
Take your Flat Screen TV, Glass, Crystals, optics, made in Japan and much more
They ship it to Korea to further build up the product, then it ships to Taiwan, then from there to China, then back to the US.
The core expensive components that are unique and hard to obtain are in Japan though.
Thanks.
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