For those of you with...

[SteamWake]

A penchant for the dark side of life

I present the "Real time disastor map"

http://visz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/index.php?smp=&lang=eng

Its actually kind of fascinating. You can click on the 'disastor' for a story on it.

[Jimbuna]

We should look forward to a second symbol on the UK section after the next General Election I suppose :hmm:

[Diopos]

I don't see any marks on the varius stock exchange disaster areas!
Not current! :nope:

[SteamWake]

I don't see any marks on the varius stock exchange disaster areas!
Not current! :nope:

It deals with 'real' disastors that result in endangerment or loss of life. Not financal crisis.

[Diopos]

Hey, I was kidding!

or not?:hmm:

[bookworm_020]

I don't see any marks on the varius stock exchange disaster areas!
Not current! :nope:
It deals with 'real' disastors that result in endangerment or loss of life. Not financal crisis.

If Finance was covered, Iceland would be in meltdown....(sorry, bad pun....:-?)

[SandyCaesar]

Now that's one interesting map...though I'm kinda confused how "Jellyfish invasion" got classified as a nuclear disaster...(jellyfish + seawater cooling = temporary shutdown while waiting for them to clear away?)

Though I found it interesting that a single crocodile on the Magnetic Islands (Australia) got classified as a biological hazard, level-I (minor).:hmm:

[baggygreen]

Seems a little over the top though,

For instance, a saltwater croc swimming, funnily enough, in salt water in austraya is rated as a biological hazard???

I would've deemed a leak of active smallpox-laced water a biological hazard, not a croc swimming in its natural habitat?:hmm:

[SteamWake]

Now that's one interesting map...though I'm kinda confused how "Jellyfish invasion" got classified as a nuclear disaster...(jellyfish + seawater cooling = temporary shutdown while waiting for them to clear away?)

Though I found it interesting that a single crocodile on the Magnetic Islands (Australia) got classified as a biological hazard, level-I (minor).:hmm:

Saw that one (the jellyfish) I suppose it comprimised the sea water intake. Weve had similar problems here in florida with the Turkey Point plant. Alot of changes have been made to prevent jelly fish / kelp intrusion.

Folks still swear they catch three eyed fish and the like.

[FIREWALL]

Nice find :up: It's pretty interesting. :yep:

[jpm1]

nice find

[TarJak]

Interesting...