Oh. ok. The fear seems to have been present for a while even in Japan.

I find it interesting that a 7 minute movie segment has more depth and symbolism than most 2 hour movies made these days. Shame that era of movie directors and screenwriters is over.

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Oh. ok. The fear seems to have been present for a while even in Japan.

I find it interesting that a 7 minute movie segment has more depth and symbolism than most 2 hour movies made these days. Shame that era of movie directors and screenwriters is over.
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True. I'd say that more (but not less) than professional directors and screenwriters: honest artists.

Cool radiation image:

Not nice at all

[font=arial, helvetica, clean, sans-serif][size=2]But elevated levels of radiation have already turned up in raw milk, seawater and 11 kinds of vegetables, including broccoli, cauliflower and turnips. Tap water in several areas of Japan — including Tokyo — also showed radiation levels considered unsafe for infants, who are particularly vulnerable to cancer-causing radioactive iodine, officials said.[/font][/quote]