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Earthquake in japan » Mar 11, 2011… VF-19… On 3/23/2011 at 2:40 PM, big F said: Apparently they are now scanning all food stuffs from Japan that enter into the U.K, just in case … Macrossworld.com

Chris Broad (@AbroadInJapan) on X » A simple man living in Japan. 🎥. Creator of Abroad in Japan Youtube Channel (3M Subscribed) 🇯🇵 Twitter.com

The Great East Japan Earthquake Disaster and cardiovascular diseases » AbstractAims. While previous studies reported a short-term increase in individual cardiovascular disease (CVD) after great earthquakes, mid-term occurrence Dx.doi.org

How a Tokyo Earthquake Could Devastate Wall Street and the World Economy » In the late 80s, Michael Lewis traveled to Japan on assignment for an article that would appear in a 1989 issue of the now defunct Manhattan, Inc. magazine. His piece was part fact, part fiction: What would the economic fallout be if a 7.9-magnitude earthquake struck Tokyo? Lewis discussed whether Japan’s infrastructure was capable of withstanding such a high-magnitude disaster—as well as how the quake might affect Wall Street. This week, the 22-year-old article resurfaced online—here, in full text, is the original piece. Vanityfair.com

Dropbox and the Japan Earthquake/Tsunami » Mar 22, 2011… Following the earthquake, many of Japan's railways were delayed or inoperable. One clever person took it upon himself to aggregate Twitter … Blog.dropbox.com

Michael Lewis Discusses His Prophetic 1989 Article on a Japanese Earthquake » Imaginechina via AP Images (background).In 1988, Michael Lewis traveled to Japan for an article that would appear the following year in an issue of the now defunct Manhattan, Inc. magazine. The piece that resulted, “How a Tokyo Earthquake Could Devastate Wall Street and the World Economy,” was part fact, part fiction: What would the economic fallout be if a 7.9-magnitude earthquake struck Japan’s largest city? Lewis discussed whether the country’s infrastructure was capable of withstanding such a high-magnitude earthquake—pointing out that the complex systems in place then were programmed to shut off in extreme conditions, because they could not be trusted to operate effectively. However, much of the economic toll that Lewis envisioned was predicated on different, more prosperous financial times in Japan. Following the publication of the article, the country entered its “Lost Decade,” sinking into economic irrelevance. But Lewis’s article remains eerily incisive throughout: “Many of Tokyo Vanityfair.com

Tsunami Resonance Characterization in Japan Due to Trans‐Pacific Sources: Response on the Bay and Continental Shelf » <em>Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans</em> is an AGU oceanography journal publishing new understanding of the ocean and its processes, and their interactions with other components of the Earth system. Agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com