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Reactor Reax Top Stories - No Credible Path for Nuclear Power

Catch the latest news about nuclear energy and its accompanying hazards.

(WASHINGTON, DC) - In this week's roundup of nuclear-related stories, an Op-Ed writer opines that we have seen the future of industrial policy and it doesn't work, and an editorial writer suggests that the latest round of nuclear power plants probably won't mean the beginning of a 'nuclear renaissance'.

These stories and many more are in this week's Reactor Reax.

Guantánamo Bay Camp - Is a Parallel Existing in Sri Lanka

It is almost three years since these men are being held in captivity, without any exposure or trial except for one Paapa being recruited as an intelligence spy.

(COLOMBO, Sri Lanka) - The Guantanamo Bay detention camp is an extrajudicial detainment and interrogation facility of the United States located within Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, Cuba, where suspected Islamic terrorists are held in detention indefinitely.

Guantanamo Bay Camp earned the international condemnation and very serious charges of human rights violations in the camp are still debated lively.

The American Voter

The government “safety net” was originally intended to keep people out of abject poverty, but the safety net is now increasingly focussed on propping up the middle class.

(Calgary, Alberta) - Is the average American voter naïve, clueless, or just plain stupid? Or some combination of the three?

I started thinking about these possibilities when President Obama was in the process of reforming the health care system. People showed up at rallies to protest; some chanted and other carried signed that said: “Keep your government hands off my Medicare”. Duh.

Next Solyndra? $8.33 Billion Vogtle Loan Guarantee

Groups Urge DOE to Force Disclosure of 12 Secret Delays, Cost Overruns at Troubled Reactor Project

(WASHINGTON, DC) - If you are a taxpayer who liked the less than half a billion dollar Solyndra federal loan guarantee debacle, you will love the $8.33 billion loan guarantee.

This recipient is to the even riskier Vogtle nuclear reactor project licensed last week by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC).

Police in Arizona Shoot Man Holding 9-Month Old Baby

Scottsdale Officer James Peters has killed six people in the line of duty, in seven 'justified' shooting incidents.

(SCOTTSDALE, AZ) - A grandfather in Scottsdale, Arizona was blasted in the head by a police officer who "thought" the man might have had a weapon.

"There were at least three officers in position to engage the suspect. At least one of the officers thought he saw something in the suspect's hands," Scottsdale Police Sgt. Mark Clark told Arizona's KPNX.

Oregon Media - Hard On Couple Over Sex Role Playing

And other sundry tales of TV news sexploits...

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - Oregon's big national case this week involves a young couple arrested for sexual role playing. The only mistake they made was not keeping it behind their own locked doors.

Open, Honest, Democratic Dialog
Most Essential, Basic Tool For Effective Policy

Politically Driven GOPster/Bloody Perversions Derailing System

(SEASIDE, Ore.) - Despite their unavoidable competition, our Founders assured themselves of the essentials for any conscientious agreement on the complex issues of human relations and governing policies.

How Long Can a Patient Stay in ICU?

And how long one can callously see the suffering of another in ICU without any hope of redemption?

(UGANDA) - One of the protagonists portrayed as a pathologist in Arthur Hailey’s book titled “The Final Diagnosis” observed that “the remarkable thing about the human body is not what kills us but what we can have wrong inside us and still go on living.”

Accordingly,a person may live normally while carrying a cause that’s harmful to health for a long time before succumbing to any form of illness.

Parents, Social Media May Not Be That Bad for Your Teen After All

New Study: Big Jump in Teens Who Say Social Media Has Made Them More Aware of the Needs of Others.

(SEATTLE) - 200,000 Teens Will Give Up Food to Fight Global Hunger World Vision’s 30 Hour Famine, February 24 - 25.

According to a new World Vision 30 Hour Famine study, conducted online in January by Harris Interactive, more than half of teens (55 percent) say social media sites like Facebook and Twitter have made them more aware of the needs of others.

Deputies & Dogs Search for Missing Silverton Man

An additional search & rescue group is being organized for tomorrow if he isn’t located before dark.

(SALEM) - Marion County deputies are using tracking dogs and 4-wheel drive Jeeps in an effort to locate a Silverton man who has been missing since yesterday afternoon.

On Wednesday evening, a hiker spotted a 1992 Toyota Camry sedan stuck in the mud on Crooked Finger Road, about 12 miles east of Scotts Mills. He called 911 and deputies were dispatched to check out the car.