Terrible! IRAN NUCLEAR REACTOR ADD AGAIN!

The Iranian government will build an additional several more nuclear reactors after two reactors were previously considered a huge success. With the addition of this reactor, Iran is also going to increase production of uranium for fuel.

This was submitted by the Head of Iran's Atomic Energy Agency (AEIO), Fereydoun Abbasi, quoted from page Press TV, Tuesday, April 12, 2011. He said that the Iranian government plans to build four to five new nuclear reactors.



"Iran plans to build four to five new reactors with a capacity of 10-20 megawatts in several provinces in the next few years. The reactor is intended to produce radio-medicine and for research purposes," said Abbasi. IRAN BUILT NUCLEAR REACTOR BIGGER

Previously, Iran has successfully tested the reactor units two and three country-made in Iran. This is progress for the country's independent nuclear program.

"To fuel this reactor, we will add to the enrichment of uranium to 20 percent," he added.

To meet the needs of this uranium, Abbasi said that Iran would also establish new nuclear enrichment installations.

He said that Iran's nuclear enrichment under the supervision of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which often make a brief surveillance in the installation of add-on Iranian uranium.

Abbasi said he was confident that the IAEA will be able to work together with Iran and do not care about those who lack access to accurate information and correct data, in this case is the United States.

Iran's nuclear progress is seen tilted by some quarters. Former IAEA's nuclear security chief, Olli Heinonen, said if Iran managed to build several more units and add-uranuim reactor, it is no less than a year this country will be able to make weapons nulklir.

"If they can run with both the new machines, and in large quantities, then it will make a big difference," said Heinohen, quoted from the pages of The Washington Post.

Civil War Anniversary !

One hundred and fifty years ago today, troops loyal to the newly-formed Confederate States of America opened fire on Fort Sumter, a U.S. military outpost located in Charleston, South Carolina. ABRAHAM LINCOLN NUMEROLOGY, MUST READ !

In response, President Abraham Lincoln called for the raising of an army of volunteers to recapture federal property in the states that had seceded, prompting four more to leave the union, meaning the battle was on.

Hindsight being twenty-twenty, it is easy to see how things had progressed to that point. For years the Democrats had won presidential election after presidential election by electing northerners sympathetic to the South’s insistence on the preservation, even the expansion of slavery. Even though the period produced some of the greatest debates in its history Congress likewise failed to adequately address the issue – crafting compromise after compromise in an effort to forestall what can now be seen as inevitable. The ensuing war divided the nation as never before, pitting brother against brother and state against state in a costly conflict that was not resolved even after the shooting stopped.



There are those who suggest the nation is once again as divided as it was a century and a half ago. Those who do are either poor students of history or simply engaged in hyperbole. The union is strong and does not show signs of pulling apart as it did in 1861. Yet while slavery (which is and was always indefensible) is no longer an issue there is subtext to the current political debates regarding the size and scope of the federal government, its relationship to the individual states and the freedom of the individual that faintly echoes the concerns of those who engaged in the decades-long political and intellectual argument that dominated the era preceding the Civil War.

There were those who held to the position that the union was a voluntary compact, entered into by the individual states and from which they could withdraw if they chose. The war settled that issue but the growth in the power of the federal state, particularly in the regulatory arena and in its lust for taxes and extravagant way it spends money have revived the idea that the states may need to in a way that places controls on the federal government.

These ideas are varied and include such suggestions as the abolition of the direct election of senators, which would restore the importance of the states as political entities – rather than the voters of the states – in the federal system. They also include a state initiated constitutional convention to offer a balanced budget amendment and a proposal that would allow a majority of the states acting in concert to render invalid actions taken by the federal government.

With all that, unlike in 1861, the nation remains strong and united. These debates, even those that contemplate placing limits on the power of the federal government are vigorous, robust and have energized the public in ways not seen for several score years. There is nothing sinister or un-American about these discussions; they are part of the enduring life blood of the nation. Those who pretend this is not so are merely seeking a shortcut to end the conversation while continuing to increase the power of the central government.

No one can predict how these debates will turn out. The recent budget agreement to actually cut federal spending suggests the birth of a new era may be at hand, one in which the American people retake responsibility for their lives in a way that rejects the cradle-to-grave “Nanny state” European-style socialism toward which the nation has been headed since the onset of Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal. Whether or not this is a new trend or an aberration will only become clear after the 2012 national election.

What is clear is that the nation has progressed mightily beyond where it was at the onset of the Civil War, both as a world power and in the way that the equal rights of its citizens are regarded and protected. It was a long, hard road but it has taken us all to a better place.

7.1 magnitude earthquake rocked Japan, OH MY GOD !

Monday, April 11, 2011, all Japanese citizens commemorate the one month of the devastating earthquake and tsunami SR 9. In the middle of the warning, the earthquake comes back as an uninvited guest.

According to the page the Associated Press, Monday, April 11, 2011, an earthquake measuring 7.1 Richter scale (SR) re-rocked Japan on Monday afternoon. The earthquake is an aftershock and its center not far from the massive earthquake on 11 March.



Trauma is still left over from the disaster a month ago to make people running around looking for terrain and other safe locations. Shocks due to the earthquake, tsunami early warning sounds. But the tsunami which was expected to appear as high as one meter does not happen.

Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) Fukushima Daiichi to have to cut off the electricity due to this earthquake. Not yet known whether there were any casualties from the quake's third-largest after the quake 9 SR, March 11, then this.

A gas giant Russian cargo plane transported to cool the nuclear reactors in Japan Fukushiman. The pump was sent from Los Angeles international airport, the United States. MUST READ NUCLEAR PUMP FOR SOLUTION

This pump has a power range of 60 meters and can be controlled from a distance of 2.3 kilo meters so it is safe to use the operator. These pumps have been used in 1986 for Ukraine's Chernobyl nuclear power plant spray.



This step was taken to cool the nuclear reactor in Fukushima Japan after the earthquake last March 11. The authorities are striving to be the situation under control. This effort could take many months.

Japan Earthquake Again, Citizens United and Indonesia reported Congratulations

Large magnitude earthquakes occur in Japan again on Thursday, April 7, 2010. At least two people were killed, but certainly no AMERICAN citizen and Indonesia who are victims of the earthquake.

This was conveyed by Minister of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia, Marty Natalegawa, on Friday, April 8, 2010. He said that the American Embassy in Japan and Indonesia continue to monitor the state of Indonesian citizens after the earthquake.

"So far no reports of American and Indonesian citizens who are victims," said Natalegawa.

The earthquake happened on Thursday ahead of a midnight local time. Measuring 7.1 on the Richter Scale (SR) - SR 7.4 previously reported - was the strongest quake since the tragedy of 9 magnitude earthquake and tsunami in Japan on 11 March.



Until Friday morning there were two citizens were killed. They are 79 year old man and a woman aged about 60 years. As many as 132 people were reported injured. Epicenter of the quake was located at approximately the same location with the earthquake March 11 last. There is a possibility this would happen again. MUST READ, 1000 Bodies of Radioactive Contaminated

The government had earlier issued a warning to Japan to stay alert. Natalegawa said that the current Embassy in Japan continues to increase efforts to protect citizens.

"What happened to remind us that the threat of earthquakes still continue to confront us. American and Indonesian Ambassador in Japan also continued to sharpen their efforts to protect citizens in Japan," said Natalegawa.

Terrible! JAPANESE RADIOACTIVE WATER DISPOSAL TO SEA

TOKYO, KOMPAS.com - The Japanese government throwing more than 10,000 tons of contaminated water into the low-level radiation in the Pacific Ocean on Monday (4 / 4). This is done to stabilize the Nuclear Power Fukushima Daiichi problematic.

The Government of Japan with Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco), nuclear power plant operator, had been struggling to prevent leakage of radiation to pour thousands of tons of water to cool the reactor core that is too hot. This effort to make water that is splashed became highly radioactive.

Overflow of water with high radioactivity was deter officers reactor refit, has even leaked into the soil and the sea. Therefore, Tepco must empty the ponds containing water with low radioactivity to accommodate the overflow of water is highly radioactive.



Tepco convincing, disposal of water which are sufficient to meet the four Olympic-size swimming pool was not to endanger life at sea. Radiation level of water being dumped into the sea carrying about 500 times the normal limit.

When it announced the disposal, Tepco spokesman apologized to the people of Japan. "We have caused great difficulties for local residents. We can not express how deeply sorry we do this, "he said.

Cabinet Secretary who serves as spokesman for the Government of Japan, Yukio Edano, adding, "We have no choice but to dispose of radioactive contaminated water into the sea as a security measure."

Tepco explains, efforts to cool the reactor core to make the highly radioactive water accumulated in the turbine building, especially in the Unit 2 reactor. "Disposal of water in storage ponds is very urgent to accommodate this additional water," the statement Tepco.

Radiation contamination has been found in air, soil and water around nuclear power plants. In smaller concentrations were also found vegetables, milk, meat, shiitake mushrooms and final radiation contaminated.

Workers use white salt solution to track leaks of radioactive water into the sea. Cracks in the underground tunnel for treatment that was found late last week confirmed that radioactive water had leaked into the surrounding environment.

The leak confirms the main difficulties NPP recovery efforts, namely radioactive water pooled around the reactor and prevents workers to recover the cooling system.

Present crisis recovery efforts helped engineer 1000 General Electric Company (GE) of the United States, who designed the six reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi.

Director of GE's Jeffrey Immelt in his visit to Japan said its engineers worked together to analyze the problem. Immelt also offers assistance to overcome the power shortage due to damage to a number of nuclear power plants. Japan predicted shortage of 10 million kilowatts at least next summer.

Protest

Japan's nuclear crisis has triggered protests and rejection of the world toward the use of nuclear energy. Claims that appear to question the security and safety of nuclear power plants.

Head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Yukiya Amano in nuclear security conference attended by 72 countries in Vienna, Austria, Monday, reminded the participants that this concern underestimate the industrial sector. "We can not run the approach of 'everything is working as usual'," he said.

Amano said the crisis in Japan, a major challenge and has broad implications for the utilization of nuclear energy. "Concerns about the security of millions of citizens of the world's nuclear energy should be taken very seriously," he said.

Amano said, the end of last year more than 60 IAEA member states to plan the utilization of nuclear energy. However, the nuclear accident in Fukushima make them reconsider this plan.

Germany announced it would close the old reactor, while Switzerland and China to delay new reactor licenses. Taiwan is studying to reduce their dependence on nuclear energy. (AP / AFP / WAS)

Air France Wreck Found Successful

PARIS - Two years is a tragedy the loss of an Air France plane passed. Now the mystery was finally revealed as well, researchers have managed to find the wreckage.

Robots are deployed to search the wreckage was finally found in the sea on Sunday local time. Reports the BBC, Tuesday (05/04/2011).

However, the plane's black boxes are still missing. The researchers hope that the black boxes are later to be found.

The plane that flew into the Atlantic killing all passengers have been totaling 228. Until now the cause is still missing.MUST READ The 105 passenger aircraft crashes in Iran



While the wreckage was found after the accident occurred, but most of the fuselage was submerged to the seabed.

Search efforts have been undertaken several times but to no avail. Until finally the experts use search robots can dive to a depth of four thousand feet and finally managed to find a part of the fuselage.

Some passengers who were killed in the incident came from 30 countries, although most of the nationals of France, Brazil and Germany. (RHS)