Monthly Archives: April 2011

Welcome, from Layafette IN.  Onward to our programming!

Thank you for joining us.  Your comments are always welcome, sometimes it just takes a while. The catastrophic weather in the States occupied us more over the past few days than the Fukushima situation.  They are now bringing some impressive … Continue reading →

Some interesting stuff went up in the last few hours.  MAW linked to a page about America’s #1 tornado killer.  At 695, that’s not going to be broken.  Here’s the link to the top ten.  Also from MAW were awesome photos … Continue reading →

Excellent article from World Nuclear News. A survey of radiation dose rates at the site has revealed the highest to come from debris left on the ground after the explosions at units 1 to 4. Some rubble beside unit 3 is … Continue reading →

All that record rainfall has to go somewhere.  I guess it balances out the Texas droughts and fires.  Man.  Quake, tsunami, worldwide fallout, fires, twisters, giant hail, now the floods.  If the Gaia-folk hadn’t been shrieking nonstop for decades I might … Continue reading →

Should we bad-mouth oil companies and speculators?  They’re just doing their jobs.  And if their managers can’t turn record profits right now, their stockholders need to sack them and put in someone who can. Demand is rapidly outstripping supply.  If … Continue reading →

Greetings from Drama Station, the Phillipines.  Thanks for dropping in.  We’ll be back right after we’ve read the internet.

Thank you for joining us. Your comments are always welcome, and if automatically moderated will be approved as soon as we become aware of them. There was a slight uptick in Fukushima news today, because new information can be presented in … Continue reading →

Guess they finally got the right instrument for the job. Radiation readings at Japan’s Fukushima Dai-Ichi station rose to the highest since an earthquake and tsunami knocked out cooling systems… No, you assume they rose to their highest. 1,120 mSv … Continue reading →