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Thanks for sharing the reports. We are all thinking about you and our friends in Japan.
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daizawaguy check in let everyone know you are ok.
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I also live a stone's throw away from a nuclear plant. Berwick, PA. It's very scary to say the least.
Stay safe guy, and continue to keep us posted.
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Our thoughts are with you, LaMedicine, Daizawaguy, and every Lounger in Japan.
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My thoughts are with you D-guy, stay safe!
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Been reading about all of the new nuclear troubles... Stay safe everyone, please...
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Many thanks again and again. Yes, plenty of aftershocks, and just seen a report of 10,000 expected over the next year! Sneakers are difficult to get, batteries are no where to be seen, and torches are all sold out. And now Geiger counters are sold out even in the US! At least we`ll have to wear hats, but I think they have to be washed or thrown away after use...not my VS for sure! Otherwise, life goes on, and I hope it all settles down, as I`m tired of being stuck in the rattling and rocking apartment! Anyway, for us foreigners here, we knew the earthquake risk, but didn`t really expect a nuclear issue...the coward one`s are fleeing, yours truely is here to stay! But i can`t wait to get back to normal. No pics until that happens, but love to be back in my usual routine of things. Cheers, and thanks to all the brave rescue workers and military helping out.
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I haven't posted in a while, but have been keeping abreast of the events. My thoughts are prayers are with everyone during this difficult time. Stay safe everyone, and check in when you can.
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what size sneaker you wear guy?
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I think that torches is the British English term for Flashlights.
From the various tv reports on earthquakes the USGS has given in the past about Southern California they outline that the aftershocks have a diminishing pattern. They say it tends to be where a big earthquake will have several almost as big and as time goes on the strength of the aftershock tends to drop but you get more of them. So it's like you have a 7 then a few 6's, more 5's, a lot more 4's, lots of 3's and a zillion little ones.
I hope that the various places sending help will be able to keep the people of Japan form even more hardship as the time goes on.
From the various tv reports on earthquakes the USGS has given in the past about Southern California they outline that the aftershocks have a diminishing pattern. They say it tends to be where a big earthquake will have several almost as big and as time goes on the strength of the aftershock tends to drop but you get more of them. So it's like you have a 7 then a few 6's, more 5's, a lot more 4's, lots of 3's and a zillion little ones.
I hope that the various places sending help will be able to keep the people of Japan form even more hardship as the time goes on.
Hey D-guy, I am so glad to hear you and yours are OK. My sister-in-law and her family live in Japan (she is married to a Japanese man) and although their egg farm sufffered very minimal damage, she skyped us last night saying she runs out of the house every time her phone chimes an aftershock alert. I can't imagine the trauma all of this must be causing to the citizenry. I hope they get a handle on this nuclear situation as she lives less than 15 miles from one of the plants. Scary stuff! Stay well, fellow lounger and friend!
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I can't really add anything new to what's been said here before, just that it's great to see you're doing well.
This endless stream of horrid images on the telly makes sick, really. I can't even begin to imagine...
All the best to you and all the people in Japan.
This endless stream of horrid images on the telly makes sick, really. I can't even begin to imagine...
All the best to you and all the people in Japan.
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Well Japan just had another earthquake. 7.5
http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/asiapcf/04/07/japan.quake/?hpt=T1
http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/asiapcf/04/07/japan.quake/?hpt=T1
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It's an aftershock. Tokyo's fine. The tsunami alert has been lifted just now.
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Glad to hear you're OK, daizawaguy!
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