Friday, March 25, 2011

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Japan: two weeks of the earthquake, nuclear risk is

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employees after receiving radiation treatment.

Two weeks before the earthquake and tsunami that struck northeastern Japan, the Nuclear Security Agency of that country acknowledged Friday that the reactor containment vessel number 3 of Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station could be damaged after it was detected the presence in the area water with high levels of radioactivity.

In a press conference, Hidehiko Nishiyama, spokesman for the agency, said water with radiation could come from the reactor core, so it "can not rule out" that you damage the vessel or holding tank, while stressing that "it is premature to offer conclusions."

Japanese engineers working at the Fukushima nuclear plant, located 240 kilometers north of Tokyo, reported that the water in reactor number 3 shows radioactive pollution levels 10,000 times higher than normal.

The earthquake and subsequent tsunami caused serious damage to the nuclear power plant, whose reactor 3 was damaged by a hydrogen explosion on 14 March.

On Thursday, two workers were hospitalized after their feet exposed to contaminated water without using appropriate protective boots while trying to restore power in that reactor. Taken

unsung heroes who are exposed to unknown dangers, some 300 engineers working in Fukushima day and night to contain the leaks of radioactivity in the complex of six reactors.

However, on Thursday had to leave some parts of the complex when the workers they replaced a cable near the unit number 3 were exposed to high pollution when standing on radioactive water.

All were taken to a hospital with possible radiation burns after they dropped water on his boots.


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Meanwhile, the authorities ordered the implementation of new emergency procedures in the area.

The government decided to evacuate a 20-kilometer radius around the plant in Fukushima and recommended to those living within a radius of between 20 and 30 miles to stay in their homes, although the Minister spokesman Yukio Edan, was more far and advised them to voluntarily leave the area.

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  • At 13 million residents of Tokyo were told this week not to give tap water to infants under one year after doubling pollution safe levels, but levels then fell again and the governor of the city drank water in front of the cameras in a purification plant.

Operators of the plant, with the help of firefighters, resumed Friday on water injection units 2, 3 and 4 of the plant, while trying to revive the bombs to start Cooling systems by spraying them with seawater.

Official sources reported that the death toll by the earthquake and subsequent tsunami in Japan exceeded 10,000, while hundreds of thousands of people still live in temporary shelters. A

660,000 families still have no water service and more than 209,000 remain without power.

Fears of radiation on the ground and beyond, radioactive particles were found in Iceland is the worst crisis in Japan since the Second World War.

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As BBC correspondent in Tokyo, Mark Worthington, two Japanese tourists who arrived in China on a flight from the Japanese capital are being treated in hospital for high levels of radiation, although it is unclear how it contaminated.

addition to causing the worst nuclear accident since Chernobyl in 1986, the earthquake and tsunami left nearly 27,400 people dead or missing in the northeast.

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last wish is fulfilled by Elizabeth Taylor: late for his own funeral


Elizabeth Taylor rest in peace. Hollywood legend has been buried in the strictest privacy in Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale

Elizabeth Taylor rest in peace. Hollywood legend has been buried in the strictest privacy in Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, near Los Angeles, where he now lies one of his best friends, Michael Jackson.

The funeral of Taylor, who converted to Judaism before marrying Eddie Fisher in 1959, were held by Rabbi Jerry Cutler, who met the actor through the actor Jon Voight, father of Angelina Jolie. Five black limousines moved to family and close friends of Taylor to the place of the funeral service, but there was no funeral. As she once wrote before his death, the funeral was held with fifteen minutes late to meet his last wish. According to his agent read "She wanted to be late even to his own funeral."

aldedores The funeral lasted an hour and many were those who wanted to pay their last respects to the legend of cinema. Colin Farrell, a friend of Liz Taylor, read a poem in honor of Gerald Manley Hopkins , The Leaden Echo and the Golden Echo, two of her four children read dedications in memory of his mother. And finally, his grandson Rhys Tuvey wanted to pay particular tribute to his grandmother playing a trumpet solo to the track Amazing Grace.
Taylor died at age 79 at a hospital in Los Angeles , where he had entered six weeks with a heart and lung failure. In the coming days there will be a public funeral to say their last goodbye to the great actress of such classics as Cleopatra, Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf? or Cat on a Hot Tin Roof .
The remains of the great Liz could be transferred to the Great Mausoleum in the cemetery, resting place of his friend Michael Jackson and colleagues as Clark Gable, Jean Harlow and Carole Lombard.

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is a preview of the excitement that live on the weekend to commemorate the centennial of aviation Dominican

Two F-15 of involving the Show Air for the centenary of the Dominican Aviation will be held this Saturday and Sunday, takes to the skies of the National District to the admiration of many other concerns.

The F-15 aircraft, Air Force presumably the United States, made several passes over the Caribbean Sea, near the Malecon in Santo Domingo. The maneuvers are part of the trials of the choreography to be presented this weekend. Some readers called

Diariolibre.com worried, while others were happy with the progress of what will be this weekend when it will be mounted the "Caribbean Air Show 2011," to be held in 100 years of aviation at the Dominican and features more than 150 pilots and aircraft acrobats from different countries, on Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 this month.

The event, to be held along the Havana waterfront, between Avenida Maximo Gomez and Abraham Lincoln, is coordinated by a multi-institutional committee, chaired by Mr. Aristides Fernandez Zucco, Secretary of State and Executive Director Airport Department and composed of the Dominican Civil Aviation Institute (IDAC), the Airport Department, the Airport Commission, the Civil Aviation Board, the Ministries of Tourism. Also

Public Health, Public Works and the Armed Forces and the Headquarters of General Staff of the Army, Navy, Air Force and the Dominican National Police. Also by the National District City Council, the Dominican Red Cross, Civil Defense, the Tourist Police (Politur) and Metropolitan Transportation Authority (AMET).

The activity aims to promote opportunities in the country to develop measures which can accentuate the positive of its people.

also be flying over the area, displaying their aircraft, flying clubs and national commercial aviation companies Dominican and guests flying clubs several countries in the area from 9:00 am until 12:00 noon.

After the show, at 7:00 pm, will be presented for the first time in the country, the Twilight Show, which consists of an air show at sunset, carried out by several aerobatic teams, with lights and smoke. For the closing ceremony and start of the popular show will be a fireworks display.

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The system used to respond to random names.

Desert Storm (Kuwait, 1991), "Restore Hope" (Somalia, 1993), "Iraqi Freedom" (2003) and now "Odyssey of Dawn" in Libya.

How significant are these Hollywood names the Pentagon will put its military operations?

The answer is: none.

These titles are the result of a random system for the Department of Defense U.S. to give names to their operations and in the Libyan case is meaningless.

Therefore, any operation that relates the famous Homer's epic novel about the journey of Odysseus, which may well have taken place on the coast of Libya, will be wrong.

"Given the name, people often wonder what to do with Libya. They try to apply the model of Operation 'Iraqi Freedom' and try to find meaning in the title when in this case there is none" said this week a member of the African Command of U.S. Armed Forces.

Washington uses a computer system created in 1975, after some names randomly selected by the commanders-as "Operation Killer" (murderer) during the Korean War and Operation Masher "(pisapuré) of Vietnam- triggered a wave of criticism.

To title their missions, the Pentagon has assigned a group of letters with a series of predetermined words. The system gives each military command a couple of letters that will be used to label the offensive.

For example, African Command, U.S. Army, by of the current operation in Libya, has assigned three sets of double letters JS-JZ, NS to NZ and OP-OA with a series of words provided, said military spokesman Eric Elliott in a recent interview with the The Washington Post newspaper.

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To make the final decision, commanders previously approved a list of about 60 code names. On this occasion, once agreed to call the operation Libyan Odyssey, the official leaders held a brainstorming for a random word that goes well with him, "said Elliot.

"The goal is to create a name that has absolutely nothing to do with activity in the region, so that one can walk down a street in Washington during the planning stages and make sure no one will know that this is Libya, "the soldier told the newspaper.

" The goal is to create a name that has absolutely nothing to do with activity in the region, so that one can walk down a street in Washington during the planning stages and make sure no one will know that Libya is "

Eric Elliott, a spokesman for U.S. Army

U.S. has strict guidelines. The names should not "express a degree of hostility" to be "offensive to good taste or derogatory to a particular group, sect or belief. "

Trademarks, and the terms" exotic "or" trivial "are also prohibited.

But not all names of military operations Americans are neutral. Some contain a message, such as Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Canadian military have their own system to baptize the missions should be related to the region where the action takes place.

For example, operation "Odyssey of Dawn" they call it MOBILE. "In this case, since the region is the Mediterranean, the name was chosen because it begins with M," said Lt. Jennifer Jackson of the Canadian Defense Department.

"Furthermore, since Canada is a bilingual country, the word chosen should obey the two official languages. MOBILE spelled the same in English and French."

The use of capital letters is a habit and it means nothing, he adds.

The French, meanwhile, the operation in Libya titled "Harmattan", as it call a dry, dusty wind from West Africa.

Forces of Belgium, Denmark, Norway, Italy, Spain and Qatar are also involved in military action, but they do not have a name for the mission.