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- New Photos Reveal Horror Of Hiroshima (GRAPHIC IMAGES)
  Posted by Jeff from Huffington Post
  Sean Malloy, a professor at the University of California Merced, "recently unearthed 10 previously-unpublished photographs illustrating the aftermath on the Hiroshima bombing."
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- Is It Hump Day Already?
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  Japan's oft-criticized "scientific" whaling fleet will be extra busy this season as it aims to land up to 1,035 whales in what could be the country's largest whale hunt in modern times. Included in the toll: up to 50 humpback whales, the first time they've been targeted in some 40 years.
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- Japan rocked by major earthquake, spills radioactive water into Ocean
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  Meanwhile the Seattle Times AP wire reports "world's most powerful nuclear power plant and causing a reactor to spill radioactive water into the sea - an accident not reported to the public for hours."
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- Typhoon kills three, heads out to Pacific | The Japan Times Online
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  A missing man was found dead Sunday, bringing the death toll from Typhoon Man-yi to three as the storm passed south of Tokyo and moved out over the Pacific Ocean. The 79-year-old man who went missing the night before was discovered in a river in Yoshinogawa, Tokushima Prefecture, police and rescue workers said.
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- My Sister Disappeared | True Stories, Eyewitness News, Citizen Journalism, Free Classifieds
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  Revelle Balmain was an Australian dancer and model who was about to return to Japan to take up another dance contract. She was due to meet her friend on the evening of November 5th, 1994 but never made it. Her friend last spoke to her by phone at 7:15 p.m. Police interviewed a 31-year-old man who had been with Revelle on the afternoon prior to her disappearance...
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- Geo-politics and oil: Japanese leader visits the US and Middle East
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  More than six months after assuming power, Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe finally made his first trip to Washington on April 26. He then travelled on to visit five major oil producers in the Middle East, demonstrating that one of the fundamentals of the US-Japan alliance is energy.
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- Japan: Drillers target earthquake zone
  Posted by Jeff from BBC News
  "The place we are going to has a history of disastrous earthquakes and tsunami every 100 or 200 years; and these have resulted in the deaths of many people," explained Chief Project Scientist Masataka Kino****a, from the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (Jamstec). "There is a strong need in the Japanese community to know what is going on under the sea floor," he told BBC News.
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Jeff comments on:
New Photos Reveal Horror Of Hiroshima (GRAPHIC IMAGES)

Except if they are arguing against the case of Iran’s nuclear capabilities – in that case, the pics are real and it could happen to you!

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6:38 pm 5/04/08
pccannonfodder comments on:
New Photos Reveal Horror Of Hiroshima (GRAPHIC IMAGES)

The neocons know that those photos are fake, because the bodies look burned.
The neocons know that heat rises, and so the nuclear bombs could never have
caused any burns.

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5:57 pm 5/04/08
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Japan to ban resale of used electronics
http://www.commontimes.org/read/27703
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3:00 pm 2/22/06

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