» IN THE NAME OF GOD To what it may concern: No wadays which various countries and goverments are trying to achive nuclear science and utilize this crucial energy: By researches and obviously the risk of nuclear waste is felt. Despite many various methods and procedures there is no suitable way to manage it in a proper way.Hence the existing ideas and plans are not satisfy mens desire completely. I as a member of iranian Researchers base a plan by effort and research. So by this plan it is possible to reprocess the nuclear waste in addition it is possible to regulate its harmful radiation (AlfaOmega and Beta)by by my newly based plan. we can even manage the radiation into switable usage and transform it to another kind of energy. and to utilize it Optimaly towards human desires So not tohave any harm to human and nature. Therefore the delivery and store expanses will decrase more over it can be available as an unpolluted and useful fuel. It can be a revenue source for the civil nuclear power. Finally hope to give valuable information to you and prave my plane by giving documents and reasons for now and far posterity which comes after us. i look forward to hear from you soon and i expect your attention in near future. please if possible reply me in persian. best regards

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	China hails "greatest discovery since Peking Man"
	Last month's find in Xuchang, in the central province of Henan, was made after two years of excavation just as two archaeologists were leaving for the Lunar New Year break, the China Daily said. "We expect more discoveries of importance," Li Zhanyang, archaeologist with the Henan Cultural Relics and Archaeology Research Institute, was quoted as saying. The fossil consists of 16 pieces of the skull with protruding eyebrows and a small forehead. "More astonishing than the completeness of the skull is that it still has a fossilized membrane on the inner side, so scientists can track the nerves of the Paleolithic ancestors," Li was quoted as saying. Besides the skull, more than 30,000 animal fossils, and stone and bone artifacts were found. "The pieces of the human skull showed up just when archaeologists were going home for the Spring Festival," the newspaper said, referring to the New Year holiday which officially begins next month. Peking Man was discovered in the 1920s near Beijing and dates back roughly to between 250,000 and 400,000 years.   [ Wednesday 06th February 2008 ]