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[COÑA MODE="ON"]vrotes berdes en fuck-us-hima
Cómo llevas el daltonismo ??
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Cómo llevas el daltonismo ??
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como todos, no?
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Que curioso miren este mensaje... Parece q en el principal hay mayor porcentaje de trollacos q en temas calientes donde magufos y no magufos conviven y aportan cosas de forma constructiva...
Es una pena q este hilo no este permanentemente en la principal y creo q un mal negocio para querido líder
temnemos ingenieros personas con contadores de radiacion e incluso a raiz de este hilo hemos hecho una entrevista a un fisico nucleat y ahora vamos a por otra..
Ante la falta de noticias este hilo es poco de lo que queda en habla hispana sobre la catastrofe nuclear. Recordemos q entre otras cosas en la piscina r.4 el agua esta en ebullicion y hay combustible sin usar q probablemente este fisionandose...
Ahora mas q nunca edte hilo en la principal
Es una pena q este hilo no este permanentemente en la principal y creo q un mal negocio para querido líder
temnemos ingenieros personas con contadores de radiacion e incluso a raiz de este hilo hemos hecho una entrevista a un fisico nucleat y ahora vamos a por otra..
Ante la falta de noticias este hilo es poco de lo que queda en habla hispana sobre la catastrofe nuclear. Recordemos q entre otras cosas en la piscina r.4 el agua esta en ebullicion y hay combustible sin usar q probablemente este fisionandose...
Ahora mas q nunca edte hilo en la principal
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El cesio lo tienes en el primer pdf: Tabla de resultados, hacia el final.
Las fotos de cryptome, volumen 9.
Manifas y escombros, la verdad es que la central está que da pena verla.
Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant Photos 9
Manifas y escombros, la verdad es que la central está que da pena verla.
Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant Photos 9
bueno si el tuyo sangra busca ayuda.No jorobes, una cosa es bombear sangre por dentro y otra sangrar.
Fotos del día 16. Por la mañana pasó algo que soltó bastante vapor/humo.
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Terremoto y tsunami escala 9 en Japon IX=288 pag.
Terremoto y tsunami escala 9 en Japon VIII=22 pag.
Terremoto y tsunami escala 9 en Japon VII=302 pag.
Terremoto y tsunami escala 9 en Japon VI=290 pag.
Terremoto y tsunami escala 9 en Japon V=268 pag.
Terremoto y tsunami escala 9 en Japon IV=270 pag.
Terremoto y tsunami escala 9 en Japon III=274 pag.
Terremoto y tsunami escala 9 en Japon II=271 pag.
Terremoto y tsunami escala 9 en Japon I=367 pag.
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Terremoto y tsunami escala 9 en Japon VI=290 pag.
Terremoto y tsunami escala 9 en Japon V=268 pag.
Terremoto y tsunami escala 9 en Japon IV=270 pag.
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Terremoto y tsunami escala 9 en Japon II=271 pag.
Terremoto y tsunami escala 9 en Japon I=367 pag.
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La cuestión no es que esté aquí, si no cuanto durará aquí, ya que varios de esos hilos se iniciaron en el principal y fueron trasladados. :rolleye:
PD: A 15 mensajes por página.. más de 35000 :
: wala!PD2: Y como está paradillo el hilo...
Plant operator Tepco is still trying to stabilise the nuclear facility.
"Tokyo Electric Company (Tepco) is to make an urgent and speedy payment in order to compensate for the losses incurred by evacuation and orders to stay indoors," said chief government spokesman Yukio Edano.
"The basic idea is that one household will receive 1 million yen. We think that such an amount is necessary as a provisional payment," he said.
The BBC's correspondent in Tokyo, Roland Buerk, says the payments are the first of what is likely to be a massive compensation bill.
JP Morgan has estimated Tepco may face claims of up to 2 trillion yen, nearly $24bn (£15bn) by the end of this year.
Protests
Tepco and the Japanese government have faced criticism for not offering compensation earlier.
People forced to leave the area near the nuclear plant have been living in evacuation centres for more than a month.
With businesses shut, fields untended and fishing abandoned many have lost their livelihoods as well as their homes, our correspondent says.
There have been protests outside the headquarters of the plant's operator, with some protesters travelling long distances to make their feelings known.
Announcing the compensation, Tepco President Masataka Shimizu offered "heartfelt apologies" to residents hit by events at the plant. He said the company would cut costs to finance the payments.
"We want to streamline operations with no exceptions in what we consider," he said. "We are obviously thinking about pay cuts for our board and managers."
Fukushima Governor Yuhei Sato said more was needed.
"This is just a beginning. The accident has not ended. We will continue to ask the government and Tepco to fully compensate evacuees," he said.
Search continues
Work to stabilise the nuclear plant is continuing. Engineers are pumping water into three reactors to cool fuel rods after cooling systems were knocked out by the quake and tsunami.
They have discharged waste water with low levels of radioactivity into the sea to make room to store more highly contaminated waste water on site.
Water needs to be removed from the basements of reactors 1, 2, and 3 before vital work on the cooling systems can begin.
On Thursday Tepco said that water levels in the basement of reactor 2 were continuing to rise, even as some was being pumped to storage.
Meanwhile, Japanese police are continuing their search for victims of the 11 March disasters within a 10km zone around the damaged Fukushima nuclear plant.
Up to 1,000 bodies are thought to be in the area, but their retrieval has been delayed because of radiation antiestéticars.
The earthquake and tsunami left 13,538 people dead and another 14,589 are missing. More than 150,000 have been made homeless.
"Tokyo Electric Company (Tepco) is to make an urgent and speedy payment in order to compensate for the losses incurred by evacuation and orders to stay indoors," said chief government spokesman Yukio Edano.
"The basic idea is that one household will receive 1 million yen. We think that such an amount is necessary as a provisional payment," he said.
The BBC's correspondent in Tokyo, Roland Buerk, says the payments are the first of what is likely to be a massive compensation bill.
JP Morgan has estimated Tepco may face claims of up to 2 trillion yen, nearly $24bn (£15bn) by the end of this year.
Protests
Tepco and the Japanese government have faced criticism for not offering compensation earlier.
People forced to leave the area near the nuclear plant have been living in evacuation centres for more than a month.
With businesses shut, fields untended and fishing abandoned many have lost their livelihoods as well as their homes, our correspondent says.
There have been protests outside the headquarters of the plant's operator, with some protesters travelling long distances to make their feelings known.
Announcing the compensation, Tepco President Masataka Shimizu offered "heartfelt apologies" to residents hit by events at the plant. He said the company would cut costs to finance the payments.
"We want to streamline operations with no exceptions in what we consider," he said. "We are obviously thinking about pay cuts for our board and managers."
Fukushima Governor Yuhei Sato said more was needed.
"This is just a beginning. The accident has not ended. We will continue to ask the government and Tepco to fully compensate evacuees," he said.
Search continues
Work to stabilise the nuclear plant is continuing. Engineers are pumping water into three reactors to cool fuel rods after cooling systems were knocked out by the quake and tsunami.
They have discharged waste water with low levels of radioactivity into the sea to make room to store more highly contaminated waste water on site.
Water needs to be removed from the basements of reactors 1, 2, and 3 before vital work on the cooling systems can begin.
On Thursday Tepco said that water levels in the basement of reactor 2 were continuing to rise, even as some was being pumped to storage.
Meanwhile, Japanese police are continuing their search for victims of the 11 March disasters within a 10km zone around the damaged Fukushima nuclear plant.
Up to 1,000 bodies are thought to be in the area, but their retrieval has been delayed because of radiation antiestéticars.
The earthquake and tsunami left 13,538 people dead and another 14,589 are missing. More than 150,000 have been made homeless.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-13090304
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->El pifostio:
-Fukushima Daichi pertenece a TEPCO (Tokyo Electric Power Company)
-Su presidente es Masataka Shimizu:
-> Quién financia:
-A separate report from Reuters said Sumitomo Mitsui, or SMFG — Tepco’s main lender — was on its own expected to lend Tepco more than ¥500 billion, making it the largest provider of emergency funding to the utility. es decir la Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
(Japan banks may offer emergency loans to Tepco - MarketWatch)
que pertenece a su vez a la Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group
-> Quién/es están dentro de los que financian:
El Grupo Mitsui el cual su presidente es éste:
Masami Iijima
-> Qué es el Grupo Mitsui:
-ésto: Mitsui Group (三井グループ Mitsui Gurūpu?) is one of the largest corporate conglomerates (keiretsu) in Japan and one of the largest publicly traded companies in the world (...)
Companies currently associated with the Mitsui family include Mitsui & Co., Chuo Mitsui Trust Holdings, Japan Steel Works, Mitsui Chemicals, Mitsui Construction Co., Mitsui Engineering and Shipbuilding, Mitsui Fudosan, Mitsui-gold, Mitsui Mining & Smelting, Mitsui Oil Exploration Co. (MOECO), Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd., Mitsui Petrochemical Industries Ltd, Mitsui-Soko, Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Group, Oji Paper Company, Pacific Coast Recycling, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Taiheiyo Cement, Toray Industries, Toshiba Corporation, Tri-net Logistics Management . (Mitsui - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
Traducido:
Mitsui Group (三井 グループ Mitsui Gurūpu?) es uno de los mayores conglomerados corporativos (keiretsu) en Japón y una de las mayores empresas que cotizan en bolsa en el mundo (...)
Las empresas actualmente asociadas con la familia Mitsui incluyen Mitsui & Co., Chuo Mitsui Participaciones Fiduciario, Japan Steel Works, Mitsui Chemicals, Mitsui Construction Co., Ingeniería y Construcción Naval Mitsui, Mitsui Fudosan, oro Mitsui, Mitsui Mining & Smelting, Mitsui exploración de petróleo Co. (MOECO), Mitsui OSK Ltd. líneas, Industrias Ltd de Mitsui Petrochemical, Mitsui-Soko, Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Group, la empresa Oji Paper, Reciclaje Costa del Pacífico, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, cemento Taiheiyo, Toray Industries, Toshiba Corporation, el Tri-Gestión Logística neto
-> Y quiénes son la familia Mitsui, pues... gente muy maja (empieza lo bueno):
-The Mitsui family (三井家 Mitsuike, literally, Three wells, as depicted in their present trademark logo) is one of the most powerful families of merchants and industrialists in Japan.
The Mitsui enterprise made its debut in 1673 when Mitsui Takatoshi (1622–1694), son of a sake brewer, established Echigo-ya, a dry goods department store in both Edo and Kyoto. Meeting with great success, Takatoshi extended his services to moneylending and exchange. In 1691 the Mitsuis were officially chartered as merchants of the Tokugawa shogunate which ruled during that time. Three years later the family members set up their first constitution, which included details about the amount of property due to each branch as well as the duties of the family council, a periodical assembly that controlled business and other personal matters.
In the late Edo period, the Mitsuis were the richest and most eminent family in Japan, their business being thoroughly encouraged by the government of the time. After the Meiji Restoration, the family switched allegiance to the Meiji government.
In 1909, a Mitsui controlled holding company took over the business, with Mitsui thus becoming a zaibatsu of more than 150 companies operating financial, industrial and commercial industries.
During World War II several of the Mitsui group companies, including Mitsui-Miike mining, used Allied prisoners of war as slave labor, during which the prisoners were subjected to brutal treatment and torture. One of the surviving prisoners, United States citizen Lester Tenney, unsuccessfully sued Mitsui in 1999 for punitive damages and compensation.[2]
By the end of the Second World War the Mitsui group included more than 270 companies. After the group was dissolved by the occupation forces at the end of war, the companies started to reassociate again in 1950, creating a corporate grouping, or keiretsu.
Today the group counts dozens of multinational companies in fields such as trade, banking, shipping, construction, mining, oil and gas, insurance, chemicals and real estate development. The three main branches are:
Mitsui & Company (a trading company)
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (the first private bank in Japan)
Mitsui Mining Company (formerly the largest coal producer in Japan)
CONTINÚA:
->El pifostio:
-Fukushima Daichi pertenece a TEPCO (Tokyo Electric Power Company)
-Su presidente es Masataka Shimizu:
-> Quién financia:
-A separate report from Reuters said Sumitomo Mitsui, or SMFG — Tepco’s main lender — was on its own expected to lend Tepco more than ¥500 billion, making it the largest provider of emergency funding to the utility. es decir la Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
(Japan banks may offer emergency loans to Tepco - MarketWatch)
que pertenece a su vez a la Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group
-> Quién/es están dentro de los que financian:
El Grupo Mitsui el cual su presidente es éste:
Masami Iijima
-> Qué es el Grupo Mitsui:
-ésto: Mitsui Group (三井グループ Mitsui Gurūpu?) is one of the largest corporate conglomerates (keiretsu) in Japan and one of the largest publicly traded companies in the world (...)
Companies currently associated with the Mitsui family include Mitsui & Co., Chuo Mitsui Trust Holdings, Japan Steel Works, Mitsui Chemicals, Mitsui Construction Co., Mitsui Engineering and Shipbuilding, Mitsui Fudosan, Mitsui-gold, Mitsui Mining & Smelting, Mitsui Oil Exploration Co. (MOECO), Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd., Mitsui Petrochemical Industries Ltd, Mitsui-Soko, Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Group, Oji Paper Company, Pacific Coast Recycling, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Taiheiyo Cement, Toray Industries, Toshiba Corporation, Tri-net Logistics Management . (Mitsui - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
Traducido:
Mitsui Group (三井 グループ Mitsui Gurūpu?) es uno de los mayores conglomerados corporativos (keiretsu) en Japón y una de las mayores empresas que cotizan en bolsa en el mundo (...)
Las empresas actualmente asociadas con la familia Mitsui incluyen Mitsui & Co., Chuo Mitsui Participaciones Fiduciario, Japan Steel Works, Mitsui Chemicals, Mitsui Construction Co., Ingeniería y Construcción Naval Mitsui, Mitsui Fudosan, oro Mitsui, Mitsui Mining & Smelting, Mitsui exploración de petróleo Co. (MOECO), Mitsui OSK Ltd. líneas, Industrias Ltd de Mitsui Petrochemical, Mitsui-Soko, Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Group, la empresa Oji Paper, Reciclaje Costa del Pacífico, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, cemento Taiheiyo, Toray Industries, Toshiba Corporation, el Tri-Gestión Logística neto
-> Y quiénes son la familia Mitsui, pues... gente muy maja (empieza lo bueno):
-The Mitsui family (三井家 Mitsuike, literally, Three wells, as depicted in their present trademark logo) is one of the most powerful families of merchants and industrialists in Japan.
The Mitsui enterprise made its debut in 1673 when Mitsui Takatoshi (1622–1694), son of a sake brewer, established Echigo-ya, a dry goods department store in both Edo and Kyoto. Meeting with great success, Takatoshi extended his services to moneylending and exchange. In 1691 the Mitsuis were officially chartered as merchants of the Tokugawa shogunate which ruled during that time. Three years later the family members set up their first constitution, which included details about the amount of property due to each branch as well as the duties of the family council, a periodical assembly that controlled business and other personal matters.
In the late Edo period, the Mitsuis were the richest and most eminent family in Japan, their business being thoroughly encouraged by the government of the time. After the Meiji Restoration, the family switched allegiance to the Meiji government.
In 1909, a Mitsui controlled holding company took over the business, with Mitsui thus becoming a zaibatsu of more than 150 companies operating financial, industrial and commercial industries.
During World War II several of the Mitsui group companies, including Mitsui-Miike mining, used Allied prisoners of war as slave labor, during which the prisoners were subjected to brutal treatment and torture. One of the surviving prisoners, United States citizen Lester Tenney, unsuccessfully sued Mitsui in 1999 for punitive damages and compensation.[2]
By the end of the Second World War the Mitsui group included more than 270 companies. After the group was dissolved by the occupation forces at the end of war, the companies started to reassociate again in 1950, creating a corporate grouping, or keiretsu.
Today the group counts dozens of multinational companies in fields such as trade, banking, shipping, construction, mining, oil and gas, insurance, chemicals and real estate development. The three main branches are:
Mitsui & Company (a trading company)
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (the first private bank in Japan)
Mitsui Mining Company (formerly the largest coal producer in Japan)
CONTINÚA:
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La familia Mitsui (三井 家 Mitsuike, literalmente, tres pozos, como se muestra en su logotipo de la marca está presente) es una de las más poderosas familias de comerciantes e industriales de Japón.
La empresa Mitsui hizo su debut en 1673, cuando Mitsui Takatoshi (1622-94), hijo de un fabricante de cerveza bien, con domicilio Echigo-ya, un almacén de mercancías secas departamento, tanto en Edo y Kyoto. Reunión con gran éxito, Takatoshi extendió sus servicios al préstamo de dinero y el intercambio. En 1691 los Mitsui se fundaron oficialmente como comerciantes del shogunato Tokugawa, que gobernó durante ese tiempo. Tres años más tarde, los miembros de la familia estableció su primera constitución, que incluye detalles sobre la cantidad de la propiedad debido a cada rama, así como las funciones del consejo de familia, una asamblea periódica que las empresas controladas y otros asuntos personales.
A finales de la era Edo, los Mitsui fueron la familia más rica y más eminentes en Japón, su negocio está bien alentado por el gobierno de la época. Después de la Restauración Meiji, la familia cambió lealtad al gobierno Meiji.
En 1909, una empresa Mitsui explotación controlada se hizo cargo de la empresa, con Mitsui zaibatsu convirtiéndose así en uno de los más de 150 empresas que operan las industrias financiera, industrial y comercial.
Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial varias de las empresas del grupo Mitsui, incluida la minería-Mitsui Miike, usado prisioneros de guerra aliados como de trabajo esclavo , durante el cual el los prisioneros fueron sometidos a un trato brutal y la tortura. Uno de los prisioneros sobrevivientes, ciudadano estadounidense Lester Tenney, sin éxito, demandó a Mitsui en 1999 por daños y perjuicios y una indemnización [/ U] [2].
A finales de la Segunda Guerra Mundial el grupo Mitsui incluyó a más de 270 empresas. Después el grupo fue disuelto por las fuerzas de ocupación al final de la guerra, las empresas comenzaron a volver a asociar de nuevo en 1950, la creación de una agrupación empresarial, o keiretsu.
Hoy el grupo cuenta con docenas de compañías multinacionales en campos como el comercio, la banca, el transporte marítimo, construcción, minería, petróleo y gas, seguros, productos químicos y el desarrollo de bienes raíces. Las tres ramas principales son las siguientes:
Mitsui & Company [/ B] (una empresa comercial)
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation [/ B] (, el primer banco privado en Japón [/ U])
de la empresa minera Mitsui [anteriormente el mayor productor de carbón en Japón)
(Mitsui family - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
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La familia Mitsui (三井 家 Mitsuike, literalmente, tres pozos, como se muestra en su logotipo de la marca está presente) es una de las más poderosas familias de comerciantes e industriales de Japón.
La empresa Mitsui hizo su debut en 1673, cuando Mitsui Takatoshi (1622-94), hijo de un fabricante de cerveza bien, con domicilio Echigo-ya, un almacén de mercancías secas departamento, tanto en Edo y Kyoto. Reunión con gran éxito, Takatoshi extendió sus servicios al préstamo de dinero y el intercambio. En 1691 los Mitsui se fundaron oficialmente como comerciantes del shogunato Tokugawa, que gobernó durante ese tiempo. Tres años más tarde, los miembros de la familia estableció su primera constitución, que incluye detalles sobre la cantidad de la propiedad debido a cada rama, así como las funciones del consejo de familia, una asamblea periódica que las empresas controladas y otros asuntos personales.
A finales de la era Edo, los Mitsui fueron la familia más rica y más eminentes en Japón, su negocio está bien alentado por el gobierno de la época. Después de la Restauración Meiji, la familia cambió lealtad al gobierno Meiji.
En 1909, una empresa Mitsui explotación controlada se hizo cargo de la empresa, con Mitsui zaibatsu convirtiéndose así en uno de los más de 150 empresas que operan las industrias financiera, industrial y comercial.
Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial varias de las empresas del grupo Mitsui, incluida la minería-Mitsui Miike, usado prisioneros de guerra aliados como de trabajo esclavo , durante el cual el los prisioneros fueron sometidos a un trato brutal y la tortura. Uno de los prisioneros sobrevivientes, ciudadano estadounidense Lester Tenney, sin éxito, demandó a Mitsui en 1999 por daños y perjuicios y una indemnización [/ U] [2].
A finales de la Segunda Guerra Mundial el grupo Mitsui incluyó a más de 270 empresas. Después el grupo fue disuelto por las fuerzas de ocupación al final de la guerra, las empresas comenzaron a volver a asociar de nuevo en 1950, la creación de una agrupación empresarial, o keiretsu.
Hoy el grupo cuenta con docenas de compañías multinacionales en campos como el comercio, la banca, el transporte marítimo, construcción, minería, petróleo y gas, seguros, productos químicos y el desarrollo de bienes raíces. Las tres ramas principales son las siguientes:
Mitsui & Company [/ B] (una empresa comercial)
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation [/ B] (, el primer banco privado en Japón [/ U])
de la empresa minera Mitsui [anteriormente el mayor productor de carbón en Japón)
(Mitsui family - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
¿De qué me sonará lo del trabajo esclavo?
Seguirá...
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