beardo
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Anyone know if their is a way to get your tickets paid for if you want to go over and help? Any churches going or anything? got a link?Uh huh..maybe you should go on over and help out, beardo
Reactors abandoned?
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tet1953
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Well, I was j/k and meant help out with the reactors, but I'm sure there are and will be tons of opportunities for volunteering.
beardo
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I want to go and help pick stuff up but I won't have money for a plane because i'm going to bang bridget the midget in N.V. in case the world is going to end
RC7
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Damn that sure isn't good.....i wish i knew more about the radiation and whatnot but is it possible that it could travel far in the atmosphere to affect other places, or just in the area?
ChubbySoap
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one of the reactors uses a different blend of fuel...no reason in particular.
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Injuries or Contamination at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant confirmed by Japanese officials
Injuries
Don't stop posting updates tet1953, everyone should be up date with what is happening.
Injuries
- 2 TEPCO employees have minor injuries
- 2 subcontractor employees are injured, one person suffered broken legs and one person whose condition is unknown was transported to the hospital
- 2 people are missing
- 2 people were 'suddenly taken ill'
- 2 TEPCO employees were transported to hospital during the time of donning respiratory protection in the control centre
- 4 people (2 TEPCO employees, 2 subcontractor employees) sustained minor injuries due to the explosion at unit 1 on 11 March and were transported to the hospital
- 11 people (4 TEPCO employees, 3 subcontractor employees and 4 Japanese civil defense workers) were injured due to the explosion at unit 3 on 14 March
- 17 people (9 TEPCO employees, 8 subcontractor employees) suffered from deposition of radioactive material to their faces, but were not taken to the hospital because of low levels of exposure
- One worker suffered from significant exposure during 'vent work,' and was transported to an offsite center
- 2 policemen who were exposed to radiation were decontaminated
- Firemen who were exposed to radiation are under investigation
Don't stop posting updates tet1953, everyone should be up date with what is happening.
this ^^^^^^
Serapis
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I LOLed when I saw this.... glad I wasn't drinking milk... hahaha
aren't you logged onto the INTERNET?
i would have ran away 3 days ago.
Check this out, makes sense.
You Can STOP WORRYING ABOUT A RADIATION DISASTER IN JAPAN -- Here's Why
You Can STOP WORRYING ABOUT A RADIATION DISASTER IN JAPAN -- Here's Why
beardo
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I don't appreciate their insinuation that this is comparable to drinking coors
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http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0311/51463.html
The State Department is making arrangements for family members and dependents of U.S. government personnel to evacuate areas in northern Japan and is warning that all U.S. citizens should consider leaving the country as the nuclear crisis at the damaged Fukushima Daichi complex continue to unfold.
Government officials said that the U.S. will assist in evacuating any private citizens seeking to leave the country but have been unable to do so commercially.
Administration officials continued to emphasize that the evacuation is voluntary and these actions are the lowest step in the hierarchy of preventative steps that the State Department can take to protect U.S. citizens abroad,...
The State Department is making arrangements for family members and dependents of U.S. government personnel to evacuate areas in northern Japan and is warning that all U.S. citizens should consider leaving the country as the nuclear crisis at the damaged Fukushima Daichi complex continue to unfold.
Government officials said that the U.S. will assist in evacuating any private citizens seeking to leave the country but have been unable to do so commercially.
Administration officials continued to emphasize that the evacuation is voluntary and these actions are the lowest step in the hierarchy of preventative steps that the State Department can take to protect U.S. citizens abroad,...