Nuke radius

[cstone]

USGS TRIGA reactor.

http://pubs.usgs.gov/fs/2012/3093/

[cmailliard]

The Fed center?

USGS TRIGA reactor.

http://pubs.usgs.gov/fs/2012/3093/

Ding, Ding

The United States Geologic Service has a reactor for research, somehow they use it to date material and determine composition from core samples. They actually use fishing poles to hold the samples, that was the most amazing part, here is the government agency with a nuclear reactor and using fishing poles, that is about as low tech as I can imagine. Pretty cool place.

[cmailliard]

St Vrain is still operated by Xcel.

NREL has done alot of research on effects of nuclear energy on the environment(usually from a leftist environmentalist perspective).

They get my vote for having reactor.

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Nope, but NREL has a bunch of nasty chemicals, which is probably worse.

[roberth]

I never knew the horse on the way to DIA was nuclear.

That horse is just waiting for the sawed-off nork to ride him into the sunset.

[Skip]

That horse is just waiting for the sawed-off nork to ride him into the sunset.

Fitting--they are both murderers.

[roberth]

Getting waaaaaaaaay off topic.

Fitting--they are both murderers.

That's right! No wonder that damn horse is so fugly.

Part of a 32-foot sculpture was being moved with a hoist at Jimenez's New Mexico studio when it came loose and struck the artist, pinning him against a steel support, said the Lincoln County Sheriff's Department. He was taken to the Lincoln County Medical Center, where he was later pronounced dead.

http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news...-own-sculpture