Friday, April 8, 2011

Three Dead in Japan's Latest 7.1 Magnitude Earthquake

This article reported at 6:16 AM ET 4/8/11 by RTTNews:

At least three people are known to have died in the 7.1-magnitude earthquake which jolted northeast Japan on Thursday, reports said.

The off-shore temblor struck shortly before midnight at a depth of 49 kilometers and its epicenter was quite close to the 9-magnitude quake that devastated the region on March 11. Following this Japanese authorities issued a tsunami warning which has since been lifted.

The aftershock was the most powerful yet to hit Japan since last month's deadly quake and tsunami.

The deaths were reported from Yamagata and Miyagi prefectures and the victims were two elderly men and a woman. The 63-year- old woman died when the quake toppled powerlines shutting off her respirator while the men died in hospital from heart attacks probably caused by shock.

Meanwhile, the Onagawa Nuclear Power Plant in Miyagi prefecture run by Tohoku Electric Power Co (TEPCO) reported water spills and water leaks in the wake of Thursday's quake. TEPCO said water leaks had been detected at five locations in the plant.

A report by public broadcaster NHK said blowout panels for controlling pressure inside the buildings housing reactor 3 had been damaged. Also, two of its three external power connections were lost in the quake's aftermath, temporarily causing the cooling system for pools holding spent fuel-rods to stop functioning.

Japanese government put the death toll in last month's devastating quake and tsunami at over 12,000 while some 15,000 people have been listed as missing.

by RTT Staff Writer

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I do love this boat, but we're converting to a dry sail boat. My only hope is that she'll go to somebody that loves her as much as I did.

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

What Does A Good Samaritan Look Like?

What does a Good Samaritan look like? Take a good look at this man. His name is Danny Saleeby. He, and my brother Jon volunteer their time and backs working at night after their regular work has ended, building a room over a garage for a Foster Family who have taken in 3 more children. God Bless Foster Parents, and God Bless Danny Saleeby and my brother Jon and all who relentlessly volunteer to help others.



Thursday, March 24, 2011

Warning: Fake Japanese Tsunami Videos Scam Facebook Users

Posted Wednesday, March 16, 2011 in Consumers/Business Services
by Greg Hudson

Usually when a natual disaster happens, cybercriminals pop up and take advantage of those unsuspecting. This is exactly what happened with a recent scam making its way around Facebook.

The scam artists create Facebook pages that have the title "Japanese Tsunami RAW Tidal Wave Footage!" and claim to contain videos of the Japanese tsunami videos. They use those videos to lure users to a malicious site where it triggers an automatic 'Like' and asks for the user's personal info.

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The Home Depot Rolls Out Mobile Barcodes

Borrowed post from BBB:
Posted Tuesday, March 22, 2011 in Consumer/Business Services
by Veronica Brown

Original post by Todd Wasserman : www.Mashable.com





Mobile Barcodes Come to The Home Depot

Mobile Barcodes Come to The Home Depot