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WHY FACEBOOK WILL FAIL!

Why facebook will fail? Other than your friends which is fantastic, same people in your face all the time you have no interest in. Why can't you delete them (the ones you can not stand) and never see them ever again??? With No power of deletion, you can not move on; if you can not move on, face book will not move on and you will end up deleting facebook!!! Thus facebook is doomed in its current configuration. How is it the people you may know are the same mudane list you saw last summer. If you meet someone new, they give you a couple of their friends. Why would you want to leap frog new friends you just met?? How stupid is that, Goto love facebook!

Paul Derek, Editor, WiredCityNetwork.com

Tokyo, Japan The Fukushima Nuclear disaster’s impact on Tokyo appears to be down played.  The latest official government information from Japan as stated on BBC News state that it will be six to nine months to contain crisis as of April 17th, 2011. Fortunately the winds have taken most of Fukushima atmospheric radiation impacts out into the ocean according to experts interviewed by CNN. The twelve mile exclusion zone has been expanded to twenty five mile radius exclusion zone. The approximate outskirts of Tokyo are only one hundred and twenty miles away. 

The important question we must ask is this: "Given the decision to cement en-case Chernobyl was given promptly by Russian Authorities, why are the Japanese authorities and the power company delaying a decision to cement en-case Fukushima?  As Japan was purchasing large quantities of spent plutonium [being shipped from England] to secure its energy future in case of oil supply disruptions, and was using MOX fuel (plutonium and uranium fuel combination) at Fukushima, could it be possible, that huge quantities of plutonium are being stored at Fukushima?” As well is there the possibility of a massive explosion risk if the fuel and reactors are encased with cement due to the presence of plutonium? To paraphrase, nuclear experts interviewed on CNN, "unlike Chernobyl they have no models for six reactors lined up side by side”. As well these same experts are deeply concerned about Reactor #3, the reactor using MOX fuel  which is aside Nuclear Reactor # Four's storage pool pond. Is it possible that a large amount of plutonium is stored in this storage pool?

The apparent secrecy of the Japanese government from the start of this crisis begs some serious questions. 

PAUL DEREK, EDITOR IN CHIEF

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