ラリー・ペイジのグーグル改革が始まった
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AOL にフリーランスはいらない
AOL Fires Freelance Journalists | Silicon Alley Insider
Engadget Defection Exposes AOL’s Major Weakness | GigaOM
Team From Engadget Makes Jump to SB Nation | NYTimes.com
This is my next project | Joshua Topolsky
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iBook G4 を修理する
［キーボードカバーを外す］
iBook G4 12″ 800 MHz – 1.2 GHz Repair Manual | iFixit
〈iFixit の修理マニュアル一覧〉
Installing iBook G4 12″ 800 MHz-1.2 GHz Keyboard | iFixit
〈キーボードの換装〉
iBook G4 12″ 800 MHz-1.2 GHz Hard Drive Replacement | iFixit
〈ハードディスクの換装〉
MAC ibook G4 ハードディスクの交換・換装方法 | 分解web
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「iPad 3 はまだなの？」とスティーブン・コルベア
［iPad 2 を見せびらかす Stephen Colbert］
The Colbert Report: Stephen Shows Off the iPad 2 | The Comedy Central
〈新しい iPad 2 の問題点・・・〉
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震災直後でも Skype を利用出来たのはなぜか
ViberやSkypeは何故、震災直後でも利用出来たのか | ガジェットさん家
災害に強いって本当？ いまこそ「Ｓｋｙｐｅ」をきちんと使う | 斎藤・西田のデジタルトレンド・チェック | asahi.com（朝日新聞社）
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日本の津波はどうやって起きたか
［How the 2011 Japan tsunami happened | YouTube］
東日本大地震津波の科学ドキュメンタリー：How the 2011 Japan Tsunami happened – 4 Channel | Long Tail World
Japan’s Tsunami: How It Happened | Channel 4
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福島原発１号機炉心のダメージは７割と米高官が明言
Fukushima Daiichi Plant Reactor Core Damaged | NYTimes.com
〈米政府高官が初めて明言〉
Energy Secretary Steven Chu said Friday that roughly 70 percent of the core of one reactor at the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan had suffered severe damage.
His assessment of the damage to Reactor No. 1 was the most specific yet from an American official on how close the plant came to a full meltdown after it was hit by a severe earthquake and massive tsunami on March 11.
Mr. Chu, a Nobel laureate in physics, suggested that the worst moments of the crisis appeared to be receding, saying that the best information the United States had received from the Japanese authorities indicated that water was once again covering the cores of the stricken reactors and that pools of spent fuel atop the reactor buildings were “now under control.”
In addition to the severe damage at Reactor No. 1, the Energy Department said that Reactor No. 2 had suffered a 33 percent meltdown. Mr. Chu cautioned that the figures were “more of a calculation” because radiation levels inside the plant had been too high for workers to get inside, and sensors were unreliable.
He called the nuclear crisis in Japan “a cascade of events” that led to multiple failures of backup systems. He told reporters at a breakfast that while officials were reviewing the accident to see if American nuclear plants needed significant changes, he did not want to overreact or rush into changes whose effects might not be fully understood.
“First and foremost, we are trying to make sure that fuller damage is not done,” he said.
Questioned about the long-term effects of Japan’s effort to “feed and bleed” the reactors — pouring in cooling water, then releasing it as steam into the atmosphere — he said there was an effort now under way to “minimize the release” of radioactivity into the air.
“They’re trying to reach a steady state,” he said, in which cooling could take place with minimal radioactive releases into the atmosphere.
Japan’s Nuclear Crisis Is Seen Clearly From Afar | NYTimes.com
〈海外の方が早くから危機の実態を予想していた〉
Most of these computer-based forensics systems were developed after the 1979 partial meltdown at Three Mile Island, when regulators found they were essentially blind to what was happening in the reactor. Since then, to satisfy regulators, companies that run nuclear power plants use snippets of information coming out of a plant to develop simulations of what is happening inside and to perform a variety of risk evaluations.
Indeed, the detailed assessments of the Japanese reactors that Energy Secretary Steven Chu gave on Friday — when he told reporters that about 70 percent of the core of one reactor had been damaged, and that another reactor had undergone a 33 percent meltdown — came from forensic modeling.
Assessing the Radiation Danger, Near and Far | NYTimes.com
〈放射能の危険を原発からの距離で分析〉
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反原発と推進派、二項対立が生んだ巨大リスク
反原発と推進派、二項対立が生んだ巨大リスク | 日経ビジネスオンライン
いしだ壱成、母親と原発実験に反対運動、11歳でボコボコにされた凄まじい体験をつづったブログが話題に | シネマトゥデイ
今だからみんなで考えたいこと。 | いしだ壱成オフィシャルブログ『Arrivals』
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