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I would think efficiency and results would be the priority in regards to disaster relief and while I've no real information at who is best with giant surfer wave relief the Mormons have like the most efficient and effective disaster relief assistance system on the planet.
I'd worry less about who's trying to convert and more about who's actually helping.
Billy Graham's boy has a decent charity, afaict anyway.
The thing is that some of the religious charities don't take as much dough as others...like the Red Cross takes quite a bit or used to.
So I'm not a nuclear engineer or anything like that...
So the primary cooling system failed, electricity went out. Something happened to the secondary coolant system when the diesel generators couldn't provide electricity to the pumps to pump the water to cool the rods. And the third battery system also failed.
Most of the rods have been moved out of the reactor and stored in a pool of water. The problem is that the pool of water has evaporated and they haven't been able to fill that pool up with water. They were thinking about bringing in some water from hellofacopters to fill it back up. 3 of the reactors have some deformity.
So this thing won't blow up like a nuclear bomb, but will melt down and then the reactors next to that one will melt down and things will really begin to suck. But I don't think it will get that far.
This kind of radiation is worse than a nuclear bomb in some ways, according to what I've read. A nuclear bomb is so hot that some of the radiation is burned up or something. This kind of radiation will not go away as quick cuz it really hasn't been spent/burned, etc.
Again, I'm not a nuclear scientist or anything like that though.
Always nice to get a Taymelo update.
more quakes now: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/0..._n_846081.html
Sad.
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It's weird to think now that there are areas of Japan that used to be filled with lots of people, but are now going to be uninhabitable for decades at least.