The rush to China, with Americans and Europeans vying to get in and eager to acquire badges recording their Chinese connection?
Grant, who used to work as an interpreter and collects languages the way old ladies collect walking-stick badges, recorded his follow-up, Pale Green Ghosts, in Iceland and got himself a new band there – all of whom look a little bit like him, and make a burly team of men singing in harmony about his past loves.
The bureau also obtained Rosen's phone records and used security badge records to track his movements to and from the State Department.
According to another document in the case, "the United States has also produced a CD containing voluminous [Department of State] badge records for media personnel for the period March 1 , 2009 through September 30, 2009".
Anderson's dosimeter and film badge recorded 7 to 10 roentgens, and one of the tank drivers, who made three trips, recorded 13 to 15 roentgens.
On April 1st the government revealed that the plant's operator, TEPCO, had not even provided dosimeters small, inexpensive badges that record radiation exposure to all workers.The fear and danger is beyond comprehension for most people, and in particular the political leaders who must order men in to danger.
Not that there isn't a certain amount of pride in their work, as regimented and alienating as it might seem – it's not unusual to see the cranes decorated with awards and badges announcing record breaking container shifting performances.
For example, exposure assessment for nuclear workers relied on radiation film badges that record radiation levels only above a fixed minimum, because of limits in film photosensitivity (Gilbert et al. 1996; Kerr 1994).
Secret tapes, made by concealing a wafer-thin microphone in prison visitors' badges, appear to record Mr Hoover and others talking about murders and beatings.
With the exception of the Vauxhall factory in Cheshire, the badges on the record numbers of mass-market cars emerging from British factories are Japanese.
