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CNN CNN Special Report June 4, 2014 04:59:00 - Vimarsana News

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And all i could think of is this guy is going to mess up by composition. and i realized that picture was too far away. so i look back at the bed where i add teleconverter. this would double my view. he jumped off the tank so i missed all that sequence. so the picture i have, he is making one final stance on the tank. so i click one, two, three. by the third shot i notice the shutter speed was about a 30th of a second. with an 800 milliliter focal length is basically a nonpicture. it is unfortunately not sharp. fortunately one came out. i never dreamed in a million years that it would take on s...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20121202:11:24:00

The designs are far safer than the chernobyl and far safer actually than the three mile island design. >> but one problem persists. the safe disposal for the nuclear fuel rods, which remain lethal for centuries. >> if this rod had been just withdrawn from a reactor, it would be so intensely radioactive, my survival rate would be less than 1/30th of a second. >> john large is a world-renowned nuclear scientist. >> the insolved problem is the back end of the nuclear process. what do you do with the intensely radioactive fuel once it's served its purpose in the reactor? >> nuclear waste is transp...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20100423:05:26:00

Chernobyl and far safer than the three-mile island design. >> but one problem persists -- the safe disposal of the nuclear fuel rods which remain lethal for centuries. >> if this rod had been just withdrawn from a reactor, it would be so intense intensely radioactive that my survival rate would be less than 1/30th of a second. >> john large is a world renowned nuclear scientist. >> the unsolved problem is the back end of the nuclear process -- what do you do with the intensely radioactive fuel once it's served its purpose in the reactor? >> nuclear waste is transported in specially designed fl...