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'Safe pair of hands' Tokyo to host 2020 Olympics

Tokyo celebrated Sunday after winning the right to host the Olympic Games for the second time, overcoming fears about radiation from the stricken Fukushima nuclear plant to land the 2020 edition of the world's biggest sporting event.

teeth53 ( Date: 29-Dec-2011 22:32) Posted:

Msg to our dear leader.

http://sg.news.yahoo.com/no-mans-land-attests-japans-nuclear-nightmare-161912721.html

No-man's land attests to Japan's nuclear nightmare

Under a detailed roadmap, plant operator. Tokyo Electric Power Co will remove the melted nuclear fuel, most of which is believed to have fallen to the bottom of the core or even down to the bottom of the larger, beaker-shaped containment vessel, a process that is expected to begin in 10 years.

Recent studies also suggest Japan continues to significantly underestimate the scale of the disaster ? which could have health and safety implications far into the future.......

All told, decommissioning the plant will likely take 40 years.

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08-Sep-2013 13:58

Others / Asean/Japan Quake n nuclear crisis apocalyptic..?

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'Safe pair of hands' Tokyo to host 2020 Olympics

teeth53 ( Date: 07-Apr-2013 12:54) Posted:

When a nuclear accident strike us. We and Singapore, plus all surrounding will...perishable a slow death.

Subject to a slow destruction or death or decay 'this minute and perishable 'perishable foods such as avocating a slow death on those unborn and newly born babies, whether we creature live on land and or under the sea.

Note - Japan is well aware of...* Japan radioactivity could enter food chain, children at risk.

OMG...Will it be found in babies...?.

Jun 26, 2011,. Fukushima - Japan Times: 3 millisieverts of radiation has been measured in the urine of 15 Fukushima residents.

businessinsider.com/residents-near- fukushima-are-pissing-radioactive- urine... - 94k

?. OH LOVELY: Residents Near Fukushima Are Pissing Radioactive Urine

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08-Sep-2013 13:50

Others / Asean/Japan Quake n nuclear crisis apocalyptic..?

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http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/27/opinion/in-japan-a-portrait-of-mistrust.html?_r=0

?In Japan, a Portrait of Mistrust?

By Itai Keshet

In Japan, a Portrait of Mistrust: Two years after a tsunami and nuclear meltdown in Fukushima, Japan, the filmmaker Itai Keshet presents a documentary portrait of public fear, mistrust and suspicion about the safety of food.

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08-Sep-2013 13:33

Entertainment / Health matter

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Mangoesteen
Scientific research revealed that Xanthopes in mangoesteen stops the development of cancer cells in critical parts of the body such as liver, colon and lungs. The body is usually saved from heart diseases because the fruit reduces the intestine's absorption of bad cholesterols.

thumbs up

Eat in moderation and simple - not too much or too little

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07-Sep-2013 21:15

Others / Asean/Japan Quake n nuclear crisis apocalyptic..?

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The hard truth is very to inform their own Japanese folks. The Japonese govt and that utility co are responsible for not coming clean with the leak. The folks suffer and most of the Pacific Ocean are that live DNA can changed life around there.

teeth53 ( Date: 03-Sep-2013 08:55) Posted:

Leakage radioactive water if expose within four hours can kill pple's.

Japon and Tepco is mulling the easy way out, DUMP radioactive water into Pacific Ocean.

teeth53 ( Date: 03-Sep-2013 08:50) Posted:

Safety should never be compromise with inferior material for the tanks.....it is the safety and health hazards of the Japanese people in particular and human kind in general that is of paramount importance, as these radioactive waters remains dangerous for many centuries to come......

teeth53 thot - Japon and Tepco is mulling the easy way out, DUMP radioactive water into Pacific Ocean.

This will caused more DNA changes to seafood chain.

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07-Sep-2013 21:08

Others / Asean/Japan Quake n nuclear crisis apocalyptic..?

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Don't forget that

1. some fish can swim very long distance.

2. Fishes, like human beings, accumulate certain minerals in high concentration in certain organs. e.g. in human beings, we have high concentration of thyroxine in our thyroid gland. Thyroxine contains iodine which has radioactive isotopes!

Hence, food with low concentration of radioactive iodine can give rise to high concentration in our thyroid gland!

teeth53 ( Date: 21-Jul-2013 00:33) Posted:

http://sg.news.yahoo.com/thyroid-cancer-risk-2-000-fukushima-workers-tepco-105806695.html

Thyroid cancer risk for 2,000 Fukushima workers: TEPCO

Around 2,000 people who have worked at Japan's wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant face a heightened risk of thyroid cancer.

Tokyo Electric Power (TEPCO) said 1,973 people, around 10% of those employed in emergency involved in the clean-up since the meltdowns -- were believed been exposed to radiation to cause potential problems.

Figure is a 10-fold increase on TEPCO's previous estimate of the number of possible thyroid cancer victims, after the utility was told its figures were too conservative.

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07-Sep-2013 21:05

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New map of radioactive iodine released from Fukushima Daiichi
[Image: Ground-radioactive-iodine-levels-based-o...25x489.jpg]

http://enformable.com/2013/06/new-map-of...a-daiichi/

teeth53 ( Date: 23-Jul-2013 14:26) Posted:

http://www.ens-newswire.com/ens/mar2011/2011-03-24-01.html

Radioactivity Contaminates Tokyo Vegetable, Water in Six Prefectures

TOKYO - March 24, 2011 Radiation above the legal limit has been detected in a vegetable grown in Tokyo, Japan's health ministry said. This is the first time that elevated levels of radioactive cesium have been found in a Tokyo vegetable since the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant began spewing radioactivity into Japan's air, water and soil.

The nuclear plant operated by Tokyo Electric Power was damaged during the 9.0 magnitude earthquake and tsunami on March 11. Loss of power to the plant and failure of emergency backup generators caused loss of cooling water to the nuclear fuel in four of the plant's six reactors. Several explosions of radioactive hydrogen gas and two fires in spent fuel pools released radiation over a wide area.

Komatsuna, or mustard spinach, is the type of vegetable found to be contaminated. (Photo by Takeshi Iwamoto)

The health ministry says radioactive cesium was detected in a leafy vegetable called komatsuna, or mustard spinach, sampled from a research field in Edogawa ward on Wednesday. The contaminated vegetable is not for sale in markets.

The health ministry says that level of radioactivity would not have an adverse effect on health, even if the vegetable was eaten.

Tokyo Metropolitan Got has lifted its advice against giving tap water to infants in Tokyo's 23 wards and 5 adjacent cities.

Governments of Fukushima, Ibaraki, Chiba, Saitama and Tochigi prefectures have detected more than 100 becquerels of iodine per liter of water, above the safety level for infants under 12 months.

The water is considered to be safe for adults to drink.

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06-Sep-2013 22:43

Others / WARNING!!!

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Warning...Read the full report in The New Paper on Friday (Sept 6)..

A smash-and-grab incident in Johor Baru has not only left a Singaporean couple in shock, but also in fear that they might no longer be safe in their own home.

Ms Fie, 41, a property agent, and her husband, who wanted to be known only as Mr Muka, 42, were in their car in Johor Baru when two men on a motorcycle smashed the front passenger side window and snatched a handbag containing Ms Fie?s identity card and the keys to their Bukit Batok flat.

The couple are now traumatised and fear the thieves could come to their home in Singapore. They have since sent their children to live with relatives.

Two M'sians speaking to The New Paper advise Singaporeans to keep a look-out for motorcyclists, as many crimes in M'sia are committed by crooks on motorbikes.

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06-Sep-2013 22:34

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S.Korea extends Japan fisheries ban as Fukushima concerns grow - Reuters via Yahoo! Singapore News - 2 hours ago

(Reuters) - South Korea banned all fishery imports from a swath of Japan around the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant on Friday,
dealing an other blow to Tokyo's credibility on the eve of the capital's bid to host the Olympics.

teeth53 ( Date: 22-Aug-2013 10:18) Posted:

Fukushima unclear accident in no accidentally. It human n humanity naivelity that human to said and as always, it is save to drink n eat and even show case our oldman it,s to drink as after two years. Fukushima is at it worst battling contaminated radiation water consistantly and substantially flowing into the Pacific Ocean, thus contaminating sea food chain.

teeth53 ( Date: 23-Jul-2013 14:40) Posted:

http://globalresearch.ca/fukushima-pacific-ocean-will-not-dilute-dumped-radioactive-water/31200

Operator of stricken Fukushima nuclear plant has been dumping thousand tons per day of radioactive water into Pacific ocean.

The reactors are ?riddled with meltdown holes?, building 4 ? with more radiation than all nuclear bombs ever dropped or tested ? is missing entire walls, and building 3 is a pile of rubble.

Whole complex is leaking like a sieve, and the rivers of water pumped in, the reactors everyday just pouring into the ocean (Faithfully everyday).

Most people assume, ocean will dilute the radiation from Fukushima enough that any radiation reaching the West Coast of the U.S. will be low.

Just as we noted 2 days after the earthquake hit that the jet stream might carry radiation to the U.S. by wind ? we are now warning that ocean currents might carry more radiation to the at least some portions of the West Coast of North America than is assumed.

Here is what the North Pacific Gyre looks like:

North Pacific Subtropical Convergence Zone Previously Secret 1955 Government Report Concluded that Ocean May Not Adequately Dilute Radiation from Nuclear Accidents

West Coast of North America ? and some of it is radioactive

Indeed, an island of Japanese debris the size of California is hitting the...In addition to radioactive debris, MIT says seawater which is itself radioactive may begin hitting Tepco Dumps 11,500 Tons of Radioactive Water Into the Pacific

the West Coast within 5 years. Given that the debris is hitting faster than predicted, it is possible that the radioactive seawater will as well...

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06-Sep-2013 22:17

Charisma Energy / Getting to LIfe

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Weekend, most players goes on profiting after it run up. .while others - Big players can bot up just like that?.

16:55:43

0.045

20,000,000

Cls-0.045

-0.002

-4.3

19,611,000

0.045

0.046

40,513,000

vol changed hands-189,965,000

Last	Trades	Volume	Bid Volume	Mid	Ask Volume
0.044	5	1,695,000	1,695,000	0	0
0.045	293	84,333,000	48,482,000	0	35,851,000
0.046	240	82,911,000	61,696,000	0	21,215,000
0.047	57	21,026,000	15,430,000	0	5,596,000
TOTAL	595	189,965,000	127,303,000	0	62,662,000

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06-Sep-2013 08:55

Others / Lai lai ...argh. Which penny s on rotational play?

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ONLY U. Can made this counter right....hohoho...Chin Ho.

teeth53 ( Date: 05-Sep-2013 09:26) Posted:

Lai lai...ARHH. Penny on rotational....YHM platters all huat...ARHH.

Delicating his song only to U (vested one). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9r2pEdc1_lI

teeth53 ( Date: 04-Sep-2013 17:34) Posted:

Lai lai....argh. YHM....is on rotational play...Huat huat to 0.34cen

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06-Sep-2013 08:51

Others / Lai lai ...argh. Which penny s on rotational play?

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Albedo - no lehh, din do homework. Penny rule, penny play. YHM go go go 6 cents, so Pauperman can dance.

sk6666 ( Date: 05-Sep-2013 10:47) Posted:

Brother Teeth sounds like Bubble Tea (just joking). Today's #1 counter is your YHM. Congrats.

You ever jeep Albedo before?

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06-Sep-2013 08:42

Rex Intl / Rex International

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Yestday, Highly speculative n shot up very high (over shot). Today highly can shoot up again???.

U think lohh, ur money. U decide.

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06-Sep-2013 08:17

Rex Intl / Rex International

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Just to share share info...No revenue? (don look good). Loss making??. NAV only 5c (USD). EPS -0.53 (USD)

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05-Sep-2013 22:17

Charisma Energy / ChinaEnersave Share

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It almost going ur way, halfway mark coming up..??.

Delicating tis song only to U (vested one). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9r2pEdc1_lI

teeth53 ( Date: 04-Sep-2013 13:18) Posted:

Me too, this one can still go further, missed collecting@0.040 cent, last Friday.

Pauperman ( Date: 04-Sep-2013 11:57) Posted:

hahaha bro, you short time investor here with YHM? I waiting for YHM to hit 6c first then i can dance. :P

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05-Sep-2013 22:10

Charisma Energy / Getting to LIfe

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Oop...typing err.." was done 3 to 5 pips higher then on 03-Sep-2014" .

Should read as 03-Sep-2013.

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05-Sep-2013 22:07

Charisma Energy / Getting to LIfe

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Continuous played. It closed@0.047c with volume of 349,532,000 mil shr changed hands. Married deal was done 3 to 5 pips higher then on 03-Sep-2014 prices with volume of 9,620,000 mil shr changed hands.

Last	Trades	Volume	Bid Volume	Mid	Ask Volume
0.045	71	19,752,000	17,752,000	2,000,000	0
0.046	137	37,002,000	10,993,000	6,800,000	19,209,000
0.047	917	290,398,000	92,580,000	820,000	196,998,000
0.048	34	2,380,000	0	0	2,380,000
TOTAL	1,159	349,532,000	121,325,000	9,620,000	218,587,000

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05-Sep-2013 12:49

Straits Times Index / STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors

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SINGAPORE, Sept 5 (Reuters Breakingviews) - Falling Asian currencies have triggered a sell-off in bonds and equities. Some investors now fear a repeat of a 1997-style crisis. Yet while a new Breakingviews' interactive risk map shows no economy in the Asia-Pacific region is entirely sober, it is India that has become most addicted to cheap money.

Graphic: Who in Asia has most to fear from the Fed? http://link.reuters.com/xen62v

The risk map ranks the region's economies according to eight vulnerabilities by measuring the deterioration since just before the onset of the global financial crisis. The most pressing concern for investors is the region's worsening trade balance.

India and Indonesia, whose current accounts are in deficit, have predictably suffered big drops in their currencies. But the analysis reveals that trade surpluses of Thailand, Hong Kong and Malaysia have narrowed even more since the second half of 2007.
However, this is partly because Thailand and Malaysia have boosted domestic investment, which lifts imports. A shrinking trade surplus won't cause a crisis if countries can still sell debt and equity to foreigners. This is where India's diminishing net wealth makes it uniquely handicapped.
India was a debtor nation even in 2007, and since then, foreigners have acquired another 8 percentage points of GDP in net claims on Indian assets. Understandably, they aren't keen on more. By contrast, all other Asia-Pacific nations have increased net wealth since 2007.

For Singapore and China, where GDP growth has weakened even more than it has in India, a bigger headache is the outsized expansion in private sector credit. Additionally, China's real exchange rate has shot up the most in Asia, making exports less competitive - though that is part of an intended shift toward domestic consumption. Malaysian and Indonesian companies are grappling with a margin squeeze: The two commodity-producing economies have witnessed the biggest rise in their real cost of capital. The Philippines has the opposite problem: Falling inflation-adjusted returns for savers. This should worry Manila, which is basking in the warm glow of 7.5 percent growth. India has repressed savers for years in the hope that an interest-rate subsidy for borrowers would help keep growth rates high. The misadventure saw the banking system run out of resources.

Rising public debt is mainly a problem for Japan and Australia. Rightly or wrongly, though, the sovereign debt issued by developed countries is perceived as safe. Malaysia is not in the same league, and it is pruning petrol and diesel subsidies to control its growing public debt problem.
Unlike in 1997, most Asian countries have relatively straightforward choices. Malaysia can introduce a goods and services tax to control the 14 percentage point increase in its sovereign-debt-to-GDP ratio since 2007. Indonesia can raise interest rates to tame 9 percent inflation. The main problem is India, with its cocktail of slumping growth, high inflation, a creaking banking system, reckless fiscal policies and political uncertainty. Other Asian nations can't take rising U.S. interest rates lightly, but they are far from a crisis.

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