Radiation to enter US conus today

Radiation  particles are slated to make entry into the US Conus weather fronts and formations on the west coast and Alaska today.  US government authorities have made advisories that  there will not  be dangerous levels of radiation per say.   Yet no mention has been made that these low levels are additive as  they collect in pools  day after days.     Warnings  should now be advised that those who change out  things like air exchange filtration systems  should take care and wear  Hazmat suites and protection.   Areas where weather moisture condensates without force ( fog enhanced areas)  should be monitored for rising radioactive levels.  Snowfall  that falls in the oncoming weeks should also be monitored as snowflakes make easy attachment to radioactive particles.   President Obama"s statement of  dangerous level of radioactivity reaching the US territories should also  be readvised.   Day by day this type of radioactive material adds up and does not dissapate, it adds in quanity and multiplies in strength

HAARP/Aurora Borealis

1984,  Tower crew installing rigging and tunning.   Of the crew of 24, I am the last alive.  In pic, I am the one with the red coat on.  Cameras were not normally allowed at the HAARP  site

Jet Stream Predications

Although  the levels are and continue  to be minimal from the reactors, some attention should be given to the  oncoming Jet Stream Loop paths:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=898gfo9VLVA&feature=email   

Meanwhile,  14 US Navy ships are  now restationed  in the  waters around Japan to aid in rescue, emergency and supply missions to aid the victims  of the disaster.   Three  of these  US Navy  vessels are Nuclear powered.  

Fukushima Dai, Japan New power system almost ready

Tower  Workers and electrical construction persons have been frantically trying to lay new transmission lines into the Fukushima Dai Reactors  to provide emergency power.   With proper power to the site the original pumps may  be restarted  and the possible  burn may be avoided.   So far  over 21 kilometers  of line  have been hung fighting the worst  of conditions.   Line  reconstruction is now  within visual sight  of the reactor complexeven as  radiation levels  rise.    3;55 AM JLT

Fukushima Dai-1 nuclear 0300 hrs JLT

Very close friend,  Koshi who lives 22 kilometers south/east of Fukushima Dai, Japan, posted email to me that  at 3:00 AM  her time "Black  snow is now falling upon the white snow and my dociometer alarm now will not stop.   I think this not to be good!"

Billy's first Blog

Billy's first Blog

As this is  my first time ever to blog, I must thank Miss Cathy for leading  my into  the internet by-ways.  I have only been able to understand  how to email  and post on FB before this.   Please bear or bare with me as I follow the  unseemingly unlit paths in the next few days.  Should anyone  feel like passing on some of the tricks of  blogging, please feel free to pass on  a few good tips to this old man.

   Meanwhile:
       Japans nuclear  problem has now  been upgraded to a devastating problem, all persons have been withdrawn from reactors 1, 2, 3 and four.  Four employees bodies remain inside from earlier explosions.   Reactor  1 is at  70% meltdown of  60 percent of active rods.   Reactor 3  is maintaining at 30  percent  of 50% of the active rods.  Question now stands of who is going to take  charge of the existing situation while 240,000 Japanese sit under a curtain of radioactive questions.