lol. and Here we go
Possible first casualty here in on the West Coast in the Crescent City Harbor area of NorCal...apparently, someone wanting to take photographs of the pending residual effects of the tsunami could have been swept out to sea. Don't know if I should feel fully sorry for the guy if he ignored the warnings and decided a picture is worth more than his life, but it is still tragic nonetheless.
U can feel sorry for the guy
What a re . I don't feel sorry for him.
Wanted for questioning.
I do. I just don't know if its warranted because its like the family that decides to sail in known Somali pirate waters. Though, it is your personal right to do that--it's just really dancing with your fate if you decide to do such a thing. Three others have been accounted for, so that's a good part of the story.
Why is David Spade dancing in your signature?
The folks at MIT are responding with "oh my Gods" and "pray for them" and they wonder why religious topics spawn from the original.
http://www.facebook.com/MITnews#!/MI...84798264897146
Yeah this was reported a while ago. Apparently there were people surfing out there too. 4 people dragged out to sea and 1 confirmed dead.
lol mouse
88,000 reported missing in Kyodo
http://www.khq.com/Global/story.asp?S=14234557
Machines similar to this have the power to create natural disasters
Breaking New Chris Brown has friends in Hawaii!!
Isn't Earthquake dead?
Wanted for questioning.
Breaking New Chris Brown has friends in Hawaii!!
It hit him hard...Breaking New Chris Brown has friends in Hawaii!!
That is breaking news...breaking your jaw hard.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Tenta
John Anthony Tenta (June 22, 1963 – June 7, 2006)[1] was a Canadian professional wrestler, known for his work in the World Wrestling Federation as Earthquake and later Golga, and in World Championship Wrestling as Avalanche and The Shark.
Holy crap, didn't know that. Sad. So many WWF guys died at an early age.
The Steroid Effect...
Radiation level 1,000X normal at the plant and possibly climbing. I hope that wont be a chernobyl all over again over there.
You think he roided up? To me it just look like he ate about 6 pounds of chicken per day.
I'm sure he might've missed the memo on the steroid effect, but if you look at the past 20 years and how many wrestlers in their 30's and 40's have died early, and its quite numerous, you have to believe the roids had something to do with it.
Nuclear experts say that as of 17:00 GMT if the situation is not resolved in the next few hours it will become serious.[5] David Lochbaum, who worked at three American reactor complexes that use General Electric technology and now works for the Union of Concerned Scientists, said the plant was probably equipped to function for some hours without emergency diesel generators.[6] The United States Air Force delivered diesel generators to the plant site to assist in powering the cooling pumps. [7] The water level inside the reactor has dropped; however, the rods were not exposed.[8].
Past midnight local time, it was reported that The Tokyo Electric Power Company was considering venting super hot gas from the reactor vessel into the atmosphere, which could result in the release of radiation.[9] Saturday, the Tokyo Electric Company reported that radiation levels were rising in the turbine building for reactor 1.[10] On 20:30h UTC the pressure inside Reactor 1 was reported to be 2.1 times the "design capacity."[11] At 21:10 UTC, IAEA reported that unit 2 is also experiencing cooling issues.[12]
6:29am Saturday (JST), local time, anti-nuclear expert Kevin Kamp explains the nightmare scenario in Fukushma, via Forbes and the Ins ute for Public Accuracy: “The electrical grid is down. The emergency diesel generators have been damaged. The multi-reactor Fukushima atomic power plant is now relying on battery power, which will only last around eight hours. The danger is, the very thermally hot reactor cores at the plant must be continuously cooled for 24 to 48 hours. Without any electricity, the pumps won’t be able to pump water through the hot reactor cores to cool them. Once electricity is lost, the irradiated nuclear fuel could begin to melt down. If the containment systems fail, a catastrophic radioactivity release to the environment could occur.
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Ok, that's a bit on the frightening side.
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