Every year, I grow tomatoes and "can"(jar?) the ones I don't eat right away. This year, I have noticed many really odd shaped...contorted...tomatoes. One tomato was in the shape of The Flying Spaghetti Monster (please, no pilgrimages by FSM worshippers). And some of the other tomatoes puts the illustrated manual of Kama Sutra to shame. No miracles...only Fukashima. At least that's what I call them...Fukashima Tomatoes. They still taste a lot better than those perfectly shaped and pest resistant cardboard tasting tomatoes from the grocery store. Of course, now, if I look into a mirror, naked, in the dark...I can see the glowing outline of all my internal organs. Neat, I will never have to get x-rays again.

Incidentally, I read that the biggest reason why those store bought tomatoes look perfect but taste like cardboard is because they have been genetically altered. They managed to grow a perfect tomato except for the most important thing...the taste....oh yeah, and the reduction of lycopene which is a very important nutrient which also gives the tomatos their red color...which is lacking in the genetically altered tomato ..so they have to artificially color them red. Speaking of axis (axes)...off with their heads. Alice in Wonderland...Alice painted the white roses red.

Maybe one of your tomatoes will look like Jesus and we'll know the end of days has come.....Our days anyway

Install CANDU reactors to digest any nuclear materials that can be contained and captured. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CANDU_reactor, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_CANDU_reactor

Anything that cannot be processed for CANDU use may have to be contained in a mixture of lead and concrete, placed in a concrete submersible, and dropped into the trench that runs right by Japan.

As it stands, they might just have to place a barge filled with water next to the reactor and pull the reactor into the barge. It would then be submerged until it can be put in a submersible.

I do not know if the reaction can be controlled at this point using control rods. Let us hope so.

Natural gas is the way to go until sun and wind become afforable in about twenty years. We have tons of it in North America and it is clean and safe.

This nuke accident should have been foreseen by the Japanese government, especially since the have had so many earthquakes over the centuries. But, like in America, there was money to be made by G.E. so they convinced them to build reactors all over their country. I guess the myth about Japan being superior about everything they build, as in their car industry, really is a myth. But, I don't think the end of the civilized world is at hand. Remember, we actually nuked two of their major cities and they as well as the world survived. Since radioactivity has been found in the tuna off the coast of California, I guess it is time to go back to peanut butter! My main concern is that the children and unborn generations to come will suffer from the exposure to radioactivity in Japan and other Pacific Rim countries, the U.S. being one of them. I live in S. California and really enjoy the ocean and scenery here. Hopefully the ocean and the people here will not start to glow after sunset!!! If it does affect our beaches, what could we do to stop it, nothing. Hopefully, our local and federal politicians will do something to stop this same type of accident from occurring here in California and around the country. The San Onofre nuke power plant in San Diego could suffer the same plight if any of the many fault lines their rupture, causing a major earthquake. Then it really could cause major health problems for the population all up and down the coast, where tens of millions of people reside. There goes the beaches and everything else in S. Cal..This nuke accident should have been foreseen by the Japanese government, especially since the have had so many earthquakes over the centuries. But, like in America, there was money to be made by G.E. so they convinced them to build reactors all over their country. I guess the myth about Japan being superior about everything they build, as in their car industry, really is a myth. But, I don't think the end of the civilized world is at hand. Remember, we actually nuked two of their major cities and they as well as the world survived. Since radioactivity has been found in the tuna off the coast of California, I guess it is time to go back to peanut butter! My main concern is that the children and unborn generations to come will suffer from the exposure to radioactivity in Japan and other Pacific Rim countries, the U.S. being one of them. I live in S. California and really enjoy the ocean and scenery here. Hopefully the ocean and the people here will not start to glow after sunset!!! If it does affect our beaches, what could we do to stop it, nothing. Hopefully, our local and federal politicians will do something to stop this same type of accident from occurring here in California and around the country. The San Onofre nuke power plant in San Diego could suffer the same plight if any of the many fault lines there rupture, causing a major earthquake. Then it really could cause major health problems for the population all up and down the coast, where tens of millions of people reside. There goes the beaches and everything else in S. Cal..But I am sure if there are costs involved too fix any future problems the corporations who built the damn things, will make sure our elected officials ignore the problem until it is too late to do anything.......