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Here is a bit of good news though. Apparantly before we went to bed last night I heard a CNN news report that there were several US Nuclear officials on the ground yesterday trying to come up with a plan to begin recovery from this disaster. The first and formost item was to regain cooling to the reactors. So assisting the Japanese power company a temporary power line was being rigged up from another power system and strung all the way to the reactor area so that cooling could be restored. I have not checked yet this morning, but it should be pretty close to being completed or already up and running. That is a good sign in my book.

Then once cooling is restored and the reactor heat levels are within acceptable ranges they can start working on a solution to contain the leaking radiation, and finally move on to a more permanent resolve of the entire situation. We are not out of the woods yet, but this is much better news than anything we have heard for the last 5 days. There may be hope yet to overt total anialation. Its about time someone grew a brain in this mess.