Your Gackt Morning News - news report for March 14, 2010

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GACKT ARMY MEMBERS ONLY NEWS POSTS WILL BE MADE PUBLIC AS THEY PERTAIN TO SHOW YOUR HEART CHARITY*

GACKT TWITTER
He's got in touch with Takanori (who is going to do a charity concert) and the two will work together on events.

GACKT JOB BLOGS
Chachamaru updates

TAMALY BAR
Chef Izumi makes do, asks how everyone is

SHOW YOUR HEART NEWS JAPAN
http://oops-music.com/info/view_news.html?nid=65003
http://japan.techinsight.jp/2011/03/twitter_sienn0314.html
http://hochi.yomiuri.co.jp/osaka/gossip/entertainment/news/20110314-OHO1T00064.htm
http://www.j-cast.com/2011/03/14090410.html
http://www.gpara.com/article/cms_show.php?c_id=24622&c_num=14
http://www.etnews.co.kr/news/detail.html?id=201103140158

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Help Japan Live Journal

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The community help_japan  is taking bids today in their online auction.

Japan News

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NEW: An estimated 450,000 people are living in shelters, according to Japanese reports

The death toll reaches 1,886, and at least 2,369 are missing, this count does not include 2,000 bodies found Monday in Miyagi Prefecture.

Nuclear reactors continue to give workers trouble, risking release of radioactive material

source: CNN WORLD

Japan News

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Radiation levels at the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant have increased to "levels that can impact human health," fire in the 4th reactor - anyone within a 30-kilometer radius of the plant should remain indoors, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano said Tuesday. (CNN WORLD)

Nations from all over the world have responded to the crisis - even New Zealand still reeling from their own disaster - the US effort is called 'Operation Tomodachi' (Friendship) and Jlist reports that bloggers in Japan find the name a little funny ... but think on the necessity and the helpfulness of other nations and 'cry and cry.'

Jlist and other companies that export your favorite goods are still in operation, the mail is still working, so continue to fill your fannish needs and help support the Japanese economy. In many ways it will help your own economy, as we are all connected globally these days.