Fulford on the Japanese radiation

[knmar]

Good advice, Sovereign. Thanks so much.

BTW, I wish more people were interested in the topic of this Japanese disaster which is going to affect us all for generations and generations. This is a tragedy of the highest proportions.

[Sovereign]

That is only the beginning Knmar something is on the horizon much worse then the Japan Earthquakes. The end of something and the beginning of another thing soon if you know what I mean.

[Richard]

Knmar, Safari is the reason you're seeing the edit screen differently. The developer of this software codes everything for Explorer and the rest of the browsers are afterthoughts, so not everything works in other browsers. They act like the reason for that is the other browsers change more often than Explorer and more people use Explorer. Almost everything works with Firefox and Chrome if you wanted to try one of those browsers out.

[knmar]

Oh, Sovereign, I know what you are talking about. This is just the tip of the iceberg.

[knmar]

Richard, thanks for the explanation. It makes sense now why Sovereign and I were on "different pages" when it came to trying to upload a video.

I'm pretty happy with Safari. I had Firefox as a backup browser for a while, but I just never used it. So I deleted it. Posting videos is not a priority for me, so I'll just stay with my current browser.

Thanks again!

[Little Dot]

I live in the Pacific NW and am watching real news b/c there is such silence. Here's one of the best sources of discussion and analysis I've seen. Physics forum is supposed to be good, too, but I haven't checked it out yet.

This is the newsy board but many of the posters there entertain things that would be topics here @ HCF, so don't miss that one if that is of interest to you:

http://www.scribblelive.com/Event/Japan_Earthquake5

[Mercy Now]

Reading in the mountains of North Carolina April24th ,2011
 

http://www.youtube.com/user/dutchsinse

 

 btw....I am taking into consideration with this reading the granite that exists in northwest NC.

[knmar]

MN, yes, you could be right about the granite in the mountains, but the key for me was that the readings went down when the wind stopped blowing and they rose when the wind started again.