28 Mar 16, 05:33 AM derf: duds so stupid and ugly his mom bathed him with kerosene and fed him with a shovel |
28 Mar 16, 05:32 AM derf: dud is the uglist and most stupid person anyone will ever meet |
27 Mar 16, 05:25 PM tonya: dud you are an amazing fellow. have you been laying off the sauce lately? its sunday a quiet day here. what do you think about keshe technologies dud, will it be useful for radioactive cleanup etc? |
27 Mar 16, 03:44 PM Dud: Beware: Enformable STILL OUTING COMMENTER EMAIL ADDRESSES! Warned "Whitey" 120 days ago! https://encrypted.google.com/search?sclient=psy-ab&site=&source=hp&btnG=Search&q=site%3Aenformable.com+%22%40gmail.com%22 |
27 Mar 16, 03:41 PM Dud: https://nuclearexhaust.wordpress.com/2016/03/26/thyroid-cancer-detection-by-ultrasound-among-residents-ages-18-years-and-younger-in-fukushima-japan-2011-to-2014-2/ |
27 Mar 16, 12:44 PM Dud: For those following Razzz'z link: 131-I detections seem to be a common theme here, from 3/11 to date. http://fukushima-diary.com/?s=Iodine&x=0&y=0 http://fukushima-diary.com/?s=I-131&x=0&y=0 http://fukushima-diary.com/?s=I131&x=0&y=0 http://fukushima-diary.com/2011/11/reactor-5-and-6-had-criticality-as-well/ Quote of Mochizuki-san: "I-131 can be detected when it’s used for medical treatment, and also nuclear fission occurred in Fukushima nuclear plant. It could have been from the medical usage, however it can be unlikely to have increased gradually." http://fukushima-diary.com/2014/07/1000-bqkg-131-measured-sewage-sludge-northern-part-fukushima-prefecture/ |
27 Mar 16, 12:40 PM Dud: @Diemos - Thank you for correcting my lack of clarity. By the way, those aren't welding rods, they are electrodes, and they are no longer available - at least via Air Liquide. Quote (from your link): "When thorium particles become airborne, they can then be inhaled by the welder and result in an internal radiation dose. Oh my. This sound serious. But it's not." Thankfully, Air Liquide recommended proper Personal Protection Equipment (PPE), and are not as seemingly blithe. http://www.ca.airliquide.com/file/otherelement/pj/al-j-006-1__2011_alw_blueshield_electrodesenglish%20(us)43299.pdf |
27 Mar 16, 12:39 PM Dud: Quote: "Beginning september 2014, Air Liquide Welding stop selling of Thoriated tungsten electrodes for TIG welding. This decision is taken in order to: Eliminate any health and environmental risks Avoid obligations relating to stocking, transporting and recycling Improve welder's working conditions" http://www.airliquidewelding.com/en/rss/thorium-tungsten-electrodes.html Can the Bremsstrahlung welders experience be minimized by utilizing DC Electrode Negative (DCEN) polarity, rather than DCEP or AC power? Am assuming that X-ray intensity might directly relate to Amperage (Coulombs per second). |
27 Mar 16, 12:38 PM Dud: Have you been charting the progression of Bob Nichols' aggregated readings for your area? What did you find them to be last August? If we cannot compare his aggregate reading with Geiger-Mueller counts, can we not compare with previous & future aggregate interpretations? Should we not find out what each range measured too? |
27 Mar 16, 12:34 PM Dud: Hello tonya. May i call you Ruhamah? http://www.biblestudytools.com/dictionaries/smiths-bible-dictionary/ruhamah.html |
27 Mar 16, 12:31 PM Dud: Konnichiwa Tokyo. O'genki desu ka? |
26 Mar 16, 03:44 PM tokyo: ene news edits out comments on cemetery of anencephalic babies caused by hanford nuclear. truly disgusting. |
25 Mar 16, 08:01 AM tonya: what are you a front for spam-hole? |
25 Mar 16, 08:00 AM tonya: spammed by these a-holes |
24 Mar 16, 11:42 PM schede elettroniche: http://www.eurek.it schede elettroniche |
24 Mar 16, 04:31 PM tonya: a very disgraceful cover up |
24 Mar 16, 04:30 PM tonya: ene news-hanford-baby cemeteries-anencephephalic deaths-nuclear |
23 Mar 16, 04:12 AM diemos: @Dud - There are no welding rods that detect thorium. There are some welding rods that contain thorium, they're called thoriated welding rods. http://www.iem-inc.com/information/radiation-sources/useful-radioactivity/welding-rods They are sometimes used for energy calibration of gamma spectrometers because the thorium and its daughters emit a known spectrum of gamma rays. http://www.gammaspectacular.com/gamma_spectra/th232-spectrum |
23 Mar 16, 12:14 AM Dud: Methinks this be his photobucket --> http://s1273.photobucket.com/user/CesiumSky/library/Cesium%20Sky |
23 Mar 16, 12:13 AM Dud: Has anyone seen Ontological's "Cesium Sky" series, regarding QED??? |
23 Mar 16, 12:12 AM Dud: Ontological stated previously that a mixture of ethylene glycol (antifreeze) and alcohol (ethyl,isopropyl,methyl? - he didn't say) sprinkled over foodstuff (etc?) may glow blueish-green under UV light. Avoid spraying, as an alcohol-air mixture may be explosive. Also, ethylene glycol is poisonous, so samples should be properly discarded (not composted!). |
23 Mar 16, 12:08 AM Dud: Anybody want the breakdown on Agent? Anybody care? The illuminati spam on ene was amusing, at least. ** By request only ** |
23 Mar 16, 12:05 AM Dud: WHERE'S the 129I measurements??? |
23 Mar 16, 12:04 AM Dud: Quote: "iodine in sewage sludge is medical patients" Apparently there is so much RAI detected, they are forced to incinerate samples rather than simply dewatering before measurement. ![]() |
23 Mar 16, 12:02 AM Dud: Thanks for linking to the Rhine River Simulation, morph. You are literally a one-in-a-million person, imhpo. There should be about 7000 total. I would expand upon such, yet a word to the wise is sufficient. ![]() |
23 Mar 16, 12:00 AM Dud: @Diemos - Which welding rods were good for detecting Thorium again, please? |
22 Mar 16, 06:40 PM morph: john, could you be a bit more specific? (just curious) |
20 Mar 16, 12:02 AM tom: claim jumpin aint that big a deal |
19 Mar 16, 04:09 PM John: Hiya and goodbye. Thanks for staying with this. I'm the opnly shared posts from here That I see. I happen to have a personal troll claimjumper who thinks its a lawyer. My free time has been absorbed into HIS black hole of spite. Won't see a penny even when I win, just like humanity from TEPCO. |
18 Mar 16, 07:49 AM morph: an old but interesting document: http://www.irpa.net/irpa8/cdrom/VOL.1/M1_97.PDF the resemblence to fukushima npp 1 is obvious. especially the counter measure part |
17 Mar 16, 08:59 PM morph: hi all, wow, i am impressed by the sane discussion here (with a few exceptions).. this is what iori might intended by introducing this chat window. i am proud of you all |
17 Mar 16, 03:02 AM tonya: sayonara. |
17 Mar 16, 03:00 AM tonya: ed has his own trips here not me why don't you check it out if you wish diemos? |
17 Mar 16, 02:58 AM tonya: diemos i am not saying there was a criticality only that it would be discernable by more than iodine isotopes urinated out |
16 Mar 16, 10:57 PM diemos: Indeed. Please provide a link to the measurements at the site that show these products. |
16 Mar 16, 10:23 PM tonya: you are evasive sort diemos. a criticality would include an array of products. |
16 Mar 16, 08:10 PM ed: some images of some nice cobalt 60 burns https://www.google.com/search?q=cobalt+60+burns&prmd=imnv&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjl-Kfr88XLAhUKyWMKHfFID70Q_AUICCgB&biw=320&bih=496 |
16 Mar 16, 08:07 PM ed: nice cesium burns images https://www.google.com/search?q=cesium+exposure+burns&prmd=isvn&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjosPbO8sXLAhXKkpQKHchuASMQ_AUICCgB&biw=320&bih=496&dpr=1.5 |
16 Mar 16, 08:06 PM ed: hers some images of some nice cesium 137 burns http://fukushima-diary.com/2014/08/5-billion-bq-strontium-90-flows-sea-every-single-day/ |
16 Mar 16, 07:59 PM ed: heres an image of nice juicey glowing rcesium in the dirt in japan diemos.mmmmm yum yum care to try a bite diemos? |
16 Mar 16, 07:56 PM ed: why do so many kids in belarus have heart defects and significant amounts of heart defects in belarus with high leves of r cesium in the environment diemos? regular ceisum is cardiotoxic but r cesium is 100 times more cardiotoxic |
16 Mar 16, 07:53 PM ed: why are there so many kids and adults in chiba and fukushima prefecture w thyroid abnormalities and thyroid cancer diemos? |
16 Mar 16, 07:52 PM ed: why is there still so much rcesium in belarus diemos? |
16 Mar 16, 07:51 PM ed: why is there so much r cesium in tokyo diemos? |
16 Mar 16, 07:38 PM diemos: iodine in sewage sludge is medical patients pissing it into the toilet. |
16 Mar 16, 07:26 PM tonya: the presence of short lived isotopes diemos? |
16 Mar 16, 06:25 PM diemos: Um ... no, it doesn't. It proves that there was a large release of Cesium, which we already knew. |
16 Mar 16, 04:52 PM ed: This story proves that the fuel pools melted there was a prompt criticality. The ongoing meltdowns are in the undergrpund river poisoning toky and the ocean http://fukushima-diary.com/2016/03/forestry-agency-announced-8800-bqkg-of-cs-134137-detected-from-cedar-pollen-with-2-other-data-concealed/ |
16 Mar 16, 04:44 PM ed: Fukushima Diary by iori mochizuki is the best source of real information about the fukushima meltdowns and continued contamination of japan and the world that has japanese roots . This story shows how desperate abe is too keep lid on thyroid cancer in japan http://fukushima-diary.com/2016/03/forestry-agency-announced-8800-bqkg-of-cs-134137-detected-from-cedar-pollen-with-2-other-data-concealed/ |
16 Mar 16, 03:43 AM tonya: edie are you handing out advise or truisms? |
16 Mar 16, 02:49 AM ed: ignore the trolls dont be fringe and post info. thats the key. troll crap turns people off. info that is strange and does not help turns people off. put principlal be fore personalities and help people. help new people learn. help people close to plants in trouble know. gotta shut em down. . |
16 Mar 16, 02:48 AM tonya: he is trying to discredit us all. very deliberately |
15 Mar 16, 10:55 PM Dud: @ Banana Agent - all of my personal info has been exposed on zerohedge.com - you are welcome to go and find it NOW! ![]() |
15 Mar 16, 10:53 PM Dud: Quote: "Mainstream websites, including those published by The New York Times, the BBC, MSN, and AOL" [the weather network, nfl, etc.] http://arstechnica.com/security/2016/03/big-name-sites-hit-by-rash-of-malicious-ads-spreading-crypto-ransomware/ |
15 Mar 16, 10:52 PM Dud: PS: if you are using your phone for internet, a bit of a pause might be warrented at the very least. (get a desktop/laptop/etc & get ad-blockers!) |
15 Mar 16, 10:50 PM Dud: It's amateur hour there morph! "Intel Agent" couldn't even find my email address on a site that used to publish such in a Goggle-searchable format!! It's a wannabe. More specifically, "Itsfukncommunism". Used to go on about how many facilities blew up some years ago here, claiming they were nuclear plants. They were not. THAT is a true fear-porn-monger, in my humble personal opine. |
15 Mar 16, 09:04 PM morph: whatsup, agent banana... |
15 Mar 16, 09:02 PM morph: agent, in germany the comma represets the decimal point. so 100 cpm?.. but why should i waste my time with you (again.. you sound like banana aka .. aka ...) |
15 Mar 16, 08:48 PM tonya: horse cookies |
15 Mar 16, 08:39 PM Mossad Agent: Fessenheim confirmed meltdown. German news paper reports a total burn out of spent fuel pools. Morph can you confirm 100,000 cpm? |
15 Mar 16, 08:20 PM bibi: you will be sent for re-education |
15 Mar 16, 08:19 PM bibi: mossad your fired for messing with my favorite goy |
15 Mar 16, 07:56 AM Mossad Agent: Melt downs at Sendai! Just reported. Breaking news. Tonya you should be picking up 100,000 cpm by now. Can you confirm? |
13 Mar 16, 07:33 PM tonya: thank you diemos for your mechanics. i think the embedded question is how to stop this mother |
13 Mar 16, 07:29 PM diemos: no, boron is a neutron absorber, it interrupts the chain reaction by absorbing neutrons before they can reach another uranium atom. The active component of control rods is boron. When the mechanism for inserting control rods fails dumping boron into the reactor water is an emergency backup to stop the chain reaction. |
13 Mar 16, 07:24 PM Cassie: I do not live in europe so your information is very helpful. Feswenheim must have been close to the brink. I guess boron acts like graphite in a graphite moderated reactor to slow down the fissioning process. The meltdown had already occured at fuku when they were talking about boron. Uncharted territory. the tepco said they would not use boron because it might ruin the reactors. so strange. trying anything novel or with even the smallest possibility of preventing the fissioning molten corium from burning into the earth and into the underground river that supplies tokyo with water seems like a higher priority |
13 Mar 16, 07:21 PM tonya: i am old now so it matters less but my grand children i worry for |
13 Mar 16, 07:17 PM tonya: we face death together here. |
13 Mar 16, 07:13 PM Cassie: Thanks for the meaaningful dialogue morph, number, and diemos. I am sure that iorisan had this type of dialogue and sharing of information in mind when he added this chatbox to this wonderful site. |
13 Mar 16, 03:02 PM Number: http://www.carbonbrief.org/mapped-the-worlds-nuclear-power-plants no where to hide. |
13 Mar 16, 01:25 PM morph: (in 2014..) |
13 Mar 16, 01:25 PM morph: Fessenheim did not melt down, otherwise I wouldn't be able to chat whilst on the run.. |
13 Mar 16, 01:24 PM morph: "Masuda said, he is aware that discharging the tritium water is one of the options after dilution." what is the other option? evaporation for direct rain down, electrolysis or high temperature "evaporation" the other.. so all options lead to: direct release into the environment, yippie.. that's how engineers work.. problem solved, the results will be interesting to study by biologists, physicians and insurance companies.. |
13 Mar 16, 01:21 PM morph: ed, don't worry about me and tonya, everything ok Tonya and I have a different view/oppinion, but we are on the same side: shut down those death traps! |
13 Mar 16, 01:17 PM morph: injecting boron at FNPP1 would not have had an effect, because the reactors shut down (i.e. controll rods inserted) in FNPP1 but in france they weren't able to shut down the reactor and had to use boron to stop the nuclear reaction. bad, really bad |
13 Mar 16, 01:15 PM morph: and https://nuclearstreet.com/nuclear_power_industry_news/b/nuclear_power_news/archive/2016/03/09/edf-to-close-fessenheim-_2d002d00_-france_2700_s-oldest-npp-030901#.VuVZpE3mrix |
13 Mar 16, 01:14 PM morph: http://nuclear-news.net/2016/03/05/authorities-withheld-information-on-serious-incident-at-fessenheim-nuclear-facility-in-france/ |
13 Mar 16, 01:09 PM morph: fessenheim, a really bad thing, running a reactor for more than 3 minutes blindfolded (no control, because of flooding), wow just wow.. could have escalated to a fuku-like-meltdown. and this happend in 2014.. yes, we all are doomed.. this industrie alone will kill humanity sooner or later |
13 Mar 16, 12:25 AM diemos: boron has no effect on decay heat which is what melted down the reactors. |
12 Mar 16, 11:17 PM Cassie: do you think about the Fessenheim reactor Morph? Do you think it melted down? Do you think that injecting boron into the reactors at fukushima might have slowed or prevented more damage from the meltdowns? |