Comment Yes but (Score 1) 464
I have progressive lenses made in Australia that work great with a wide field of view . But i cant get them made in the UK, Lost art ???
Submission + - Organs of nuclear workers secretly harvested (telegraph.co.uk)
fernlyn writes: Just when you thought it was safe to take off the tin foil hat.
Is hopelessly paranoid a realistic view of the world???
Organs of nuclear workers secretly harvested for 40 years, report finds.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/8138367/Organs-of-nuclear-workers-secretly-harvested-for-40-years-report-finds.html
Is hopelessly paranoid a realistic view of the world???
Organs of nuclear workers secretly harvested for 40 years, report finds.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/8138367/Organs-of-nuclear-workers-secretly-harvested-for-40-years-report-finds.html
Comment It was the local chemical company—Monsanto.. (Score 1) 343
It was the local chemical company—Monsanto—that first began the manufacture of polychlorbiphenyl in Anniston, Alabama—a type of process, we now know, that inevitably produces dioxin-like substances as well. And the first unwitting discovery that such materials create dangerous industrial hazards to chemical workers was made in the early 1930s when most of the workers in the Monsanto plant became sick.
Infants Ingest 77 Times the Safe Level of Dioxin 343
An anonymous reader writes "The Environmental Protection Agency is holding public hearings beginning today to review a proposed safe exposure limit for dioxin, a known carcinogen and endocrine disruptor produced as a common industrial byproduct. It's all but impossible to avoid exposure to dioxin. Women exposed to it pass it on to fetuses in the womb, and both breast milk and formula have been shown to contain the stuff. Research done by the Environmental Working Group has shown that a nursing infant ingests an amount 77 times higher than what the EPA has proposed as safe exposure. Adults are exposed to 1,200 times more dioxin than the EPA suggests is safe, mostly through eating meat, dairy, and shellfish."
BP Says "Top Kill" Operation Has Failed 768
MrShaggy sends a quote from a CBC story: "BP has scuttled the 'top kill' procedure of shooting heavy drilling mud into its blown-out oil well in the Gulf of Mexico after it failed to plug the leak. BP chief operating officer Doug Suttles told reporters on Saturday that over the last three days, the company has pumped more than 30,000 barrels of mud and other materials down the well but has not been able to stop the flow. 'These repeated pumping[s], we don't believe will likely achieve success, so at this point it's time to move to the next option,' Suttles said."
Comment Re:Strength is weakness (Score 1) 139
This article is total rubbish. Who is this "General Manager". can I have his job cause he is an idiot.
DNS is reasonably secure for a dynamic system we can certainly detect poisoning fairly quickly and we have firewalls.
If a routing table gets weird it is not such a big end of the world thing... it talks to the next router and things straiten out.
Comment Jusy like supply and demand (Score 1) 180
Seriously, I bet nothing went wrong. If there are more sellers in the market than buyers the price drops.
Automated trading will dump stock into a falling market in a stop loss situation which is what is designed to do.
Perhaps they want to go back to a paper based system where people have to place orders in person? Will this affect supply and demand?
Comment Re:I am surprised (Score 1) 211
I am really suprised ... I am amazed you can get anything to work .. you best security is the firewall not patching the os, not that the os should be left to get out of date.
anyway sounds like great fun F:)
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