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  1. Emergency HF Communication for Japan…

    The ten figures below are the real-time availability, including during disturbed space weather conditions, for HF communications at the specified frequencies from the world to Tokyo, Japan…

    https://spaceweather.usu.edu/htm/japan-emergency-response


  2. Possible EARTHQUAKE* today 22nd March 2011 for S. California based on seismological evidence…


  3. @Bushie,

    BAFBFP? How about the famous plantation and rum man from St.Lucy, if the allegations are true, chances are that MANY in BIM have the same great-grandfather!! Lol

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    Sir Bentwood Dick

    The area around the Virgin Islands continues to remain active, many 3.0’s and even a couple 4.0’s during the past two weeks, still. A few each day, even today.

    Definitely trying to relieve pressure.


  5. Bush Tea and MME

    I have just read Tony Almeida’s post. I am not sure what point he was making but his maths does raise some interesting thoughts. Given that the population in the past was nowhere near his figure, it suggest one thing to me: there has to have been a enormous amount of inbreeding. Almeida’s model would be correct if none of a person’s antecedents shared any common parentage but as we know “cousins make dozens”. In fact, the disparity between Almeida’s figure and reality suggests to me that breeding between family members had to be the norm rather than the exception. In fact if for most of recorded human history, distance and geography provided barriers to interaction between groups of humans, does this further suggests that some males had almost exclusive right to procreate at the expense of other males? It is a wonder that genetic diseases and homosexuality among males is not thus more prevalent. Further, are the present day concepts of what constitute “good” family and sexual behaviours of a very recent occurrence? In a small place like Barbados, all of us (Black, White and all other shades in between) have to be related to each other and more closely than some of us may be comfortable with.


  6. FLASH: Japan’s nuclear safety agency says it is possible radiation is flowing continuously into the sea


  7. David, this is really serious (stating the obvious), but this has the capacity to destroy Japan’s lead as an industrial nation and even shut the country down…..

    It will impact Japan people firstly, the sea nearbuy and other nations secondly, Japan’s production thirdly and the international supply of parts and goods fourthly, leading to reduced production elsewhere until an alternate parts sourcing can be developed.

    When your Corolla or Mazda break down now, where are you going to get parts? Even the US is curtailing production, through lack of parts needed from Japan.

    If the radiation spreads, those factories in Japan will not only be shut temporarily, but permanently.

    Serious as ‘whuh’.


  8. @Crusoe

    A pity this is not the kind of national conversation we are having at the moment.


  9. @David, true dat!

    I was thinking the same thing for the past week. The nonsense with which minds are now embroiled has eclipsed two landmark issues in the Middle East and Japan, both of which will have an impact on us, indirectly. Further, as I stated, the Middle East ‘thought’ process has a direct impact on us, to wit, the OECD attitude towards sovereignty.

    The Japan issue will now exacerbate the energy crisis, as to potential alternatives for energy and bring further questions as to our consumption and lifestyle priorities.

    But, you and me is only little people, caught up in a great big web.

    Again, my only caveat ‘man can plan and act, but the end result is always at the choice of the Almighty’.

    Have a good day, going now to earn a dollar.


  10. David

    According to one “expert” on the subject, this is too big for Japan or rather TEPCO the local utility company which was handling the crisis. The Japanese have had some help from the US but they are still making the critical decisions and they have been overwhelmed. They have been prone to providing misleading information e.g. recently they said that radiation levels in one area was 100,000 times above normal and then they amended it to 10,000 times above normal.

    The US advised its citizens to stay at least 80 kms from the area and Japan said a 30 km limit was safe The US has evacuated many of the dependants of its diplomatic core and much of the area around the nuclear plant will be uninhabited for decades.

    Some say it was time that the UN got involved as it’s now a Global issue rather than Japanese issue. With UN involvement experts from all over the world can be drafted to help provide a solution.

    Who really knows how much radiation is leaking into the sea? The Japanese have shown that they are masters of the understatement so the levels may be more than you think.

    Anyway I am off the fish for now lest a three eyed one lands on my plate.


  11. TB still a threat among Filipinos‏…

    MANILA, April 5 (PNA) — The dreaded tubercle bacillus (TB) bacterium remains a prevalent threat to the health of the local populace, with at least 75 Filipinos and as much as 90 dying each day from tuberculosis.Worldwide, an average of 9 million peop…..


  12. Japan seems to be taking a beating:

    Strong Aftershock Jolts Japan; Workers at Nuclear Plant Take Cover http://nyti.ms/fr4UJZ

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