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Tuesday, October 13, 2015

DUNLOP TYRES

Dunlop Premium Tyres for Sales:
DP 275/40 18 SMX ROF 32PCS DOT 3114
DP 325/30 21 SMX ROF 4 2PCS DOT 14
DP 235/35 19 SMX GT 42PCS
DP 275/35 19 SMX 4PCS DOT 14
DP 245/40 19 SMX 2PCS DOT 14
DP 245/45 19 SMX 1PCS DOT 15
DP 275/40 18 SMX ROF 3PCS DOT 3114
DP 275/40 18 SMX ROF 19PCS DOT 0515
DP 255/35 20 DZ 101 8PCS DOT 1513
DP 275/40 19 SMX 8PCS DOT 13
DP 245/50 18 SMX ROF 2PCS DOT 13
DP 255/55 18 SP01 ROF 3PCS DOT 12
DP 285/35 21 SMX ROF 1PCS DOT 13
DP 275/35 19 SMX 8PCS DOT 14
DP 225/45 18 DZ101 8PCS DOT 12
DP 235/35 19 DZ 101 2PCS DOT 12
DP 245/45 17 SP01 2PCS DOT 11

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PIRELLI TYRES

PIRELLI TYRES FOR SALES:
PLI 295/30 22 SCP Z 26PCS
PLI 285/35 22 SCP Z 46PCS
PLI 245/40 18 P Z ROF 1PCS DOT15
PLI 225/45 18 P7 ROF 48PCS(7pc DOT4714)
PLI 225/50 17 P7 CINT ROF 20PCS DOT2614
PLI 245/40 18 P Z NERO 25PCS DOT 14
PLI 255/50 20 SCP Z 24PCS DOT14
PLI 255/35 20 SOTO PZERO 2PCS DOT12
PLI 245/45 20 P Z 1PCS DOT13
PI 305/35 24 SCP Z 5PCS DOT14
PLI 235/55 17 SCPN VERA 16PCS DOT4112
PLI 245/50 20 SCP STR 2PCS DOT13
PLI 245/50 20 SCP STR 2PCS DOT14
PLI 275/40 20 P ZERO 17PCS

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Thursday, October 8, 2015

Run Flat Tyres for Luxury Cars

Dunlop DZ 101

Continental CSC 2 ROF

Bridgestone RE 050 RFT

Dunlop Sport Max

Bridgestone DHPS

Bridgestone RE050 A RFT

Bridgestone ER300 RFT

Good Year Excellence ROF

Dunlop SPO 1 ROF

Good Year excellence ROF

Pirelli P7 ROF

Dunlop Spo1 ROF

Dunlop Sport Maxx

Good Year excellence ROF

18x8
BMW OEM 5 series
alloy wheels (take off)
QTY: 4 pcs
RM1200/pcs

17x7
BMW 5 series F10
OEM alloy wheels (take off)
QTS: 28 pcs
RM950/pcs

Bridgestone ER300
225-55-17

Pirelli P7

good quality tyre.
long history.
very experienced
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Friday, November 9, 2012

japan radiation

http://blog.safecast.org/faq/japan/

Is it safe for me to visit Japan?

Short answer: Most likely.
Long answer: Depending on where in Japan you are planning to visit, radiation levels are no higher and sometimes lower than any other major city around the world. From our own measurements we can tell you that Tokyo and Los Angeles have similar radiation readings and the levels in Hong Kong are even higher than Tokyo. One explanation for this is that Japan may have had a lower average background radiation level than many other places before March 11, 2011 so even if overall levels increased, they may still be within the scope of what is average. It’s also worth noting that air travel, especially transcontinental flights subject passengers to elevated radiation, sometimes 20x as much as one might experience on the ground so it’s very likely that a person will be exposed to more radiation on the flight to Japan than the entire time they are on the ground there.
One caveat: Food measurements are still largely misunderstood and we can not yet make any claims to contamination levels of food within, our outside of Japan.

Did the contamination from Fukushima Daiichi spread outside of Japan?

Short answer: Yes.
Long answer: Traces of particles released by the event at Fukushima Daiichi have been found in every corner of the earth where they have been looked for. The world is one giant ecosystem and when a major contamination event takes place evidence of it can be found everywhere. It’s worth noting that there are also global traces of previous nuclear events such as Chernobyl, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, widespread nuclear testing from the 1950′s – so much so that there is actually a market for iron and concrete produced prior to WWII for the purpose of shielding environments for isotope identification, as all materials produced after WWII are contaminated and have a higher background radiation level.
One caveat: According to the research we’ve found, it seems 80% of the contamination went into ocean, 18% into Japan, and 2% globally.

Are the radiation levels changing?

Short answer: No
Long answer: While occasionally news of a “new hotspot” is being reported in the media, the reality is that these hotspots have existed (at least) since the 3/11 event but just haven’t been measured. Since 3/11 people have become much more aware of radiation and their immediate surroundings and are doing more measurements on their own, because of this much more granular data is being gathered and so hotspots which previously may have gone unnoticed are being discovered more regularly. The major contamination from Fukushima Daiichi is Cs137 which has a 30 year half-life, so it will be quite a while until effected areas see a radiation level decrease. Cs134 is also prevalent and has a 2 year half-life so this will be noticeable sometime in 2013
One caveat: Just because levels haven’t changed doesn’t mean they can’t. A new event involving a release of further radiation from any of the reactors at Fukushima Daiichi could result in new contamination. Additionally, a number of environmental factors may be involved in moving the existing contamination around to some extent.

Is Fukushima Daiichi stable?

Short answer: No
Long answer: All reports suggest that efforts to contain the contamination from the plant are ongoing, however access to the 20K exclusion zone around the plant is restricted and very difficult for anyone to research so independent confirmation of published reports is difficult to obtain.
One caveat: Information coming from the plant is fragmented and from various sources so it’s difficult to have a very clear idea of the exact situation inside the Fukushima Daiichi plant.