Remember
Fukushima? They haven’t fixed it yet. Latest reports say they might be
able to remove the molten fuel (the exact location of which is still
unclear) by… 2020. And that’s just for starters in decommissioning
terms. So maybe you should keep monitoring your local radiation levels.
The Japan Nuclear Crowd Map, by researchers from the University of
Southampton, shows you the average radiation in your area. The aim of it
apparently is to “demonstrate the power of harvesting crowd-powered
information to make up-to-date predictions accessible to users.” Just
pop in your postcode and find out whether you need to dust off your
boiler suit and goggles. http://jncm.ecs.soton.ac.uk
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WEATHER IN KURUME
One Way Out
Higashi Kurume Station..the way to Ikebukuro and the cheap movies and Haneda airport
Ed “Mr Lucky” Martin
GALATIANS 2: 20, 21
VISIT SAN DIEGO
SPECIAL BOOK~ORDER NOW!
Norman Grubb gave this series of addresses in 1954 at the Evangelical Missionary Association of Japan and Deeper Life Conference in Karuizawa, Japan. In these eight days of love and fellowship he pours out his own 'missionary heart' to them as only one who has "walked their walk" can do!
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