This article has been updated to reflect that Mirai struck a hosting company called Nuclear Fallout Enterprises, not a game called Nuclear Fallout.
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Silver found an answer, in part, by looking for nuclear fallout.
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Taking shelter could protect survivors from residual radiation from nuclear fallout.
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The emergency kit needed for nuclear fallout is different than for natural disasters.
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Nuclear fallout from the disaster forced the evacuation of more than 160,000 people.
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Stuck in an underground bunker to avoid nuclear fallout for the rest of time?
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I didn't want this to be where the nuclear fallout seeped into our home.
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No, it's not a magical drug that protects you from nuclear fallout, but it helps.
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The only problem was it left nuclear fallout and radioactive waste spread throughout the atmosphere.
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The robots sent in to investigate the nuclear fallout at Fukushima just aren't good enough.
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The new book is set in Japan after an unnamed disaster (nuclear fallout is suggested).
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Cars' glass windows and metal frames make them too flimsy to protect you from nuclear fallout.
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Some doomsday bunkers offer air filters that can get rid of air pollution from nuclear fallout.
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She studied the effects of nuclear fallout on the atmosphere for the US Atomic Energy Commission.
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"Deaths from nuclear fallout and other long-term effects would significantly increased this estimate," they said.
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It's quite a stretch from plotting nuclear fallout to plotting sales and marketing strategies for luxury hotels.
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And we know from past experience what nuclear fallout does to an ocean and the people nearby.
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Nuclear fallout can expose people to radiation poisoning, which can damage the body's cells and prove fatal.
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And — for the icing on this spooky cake — the Long Lines building is designed to survive nuclear fallout.
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He realized he could use the new data to model nuclear fallout and possible casualties from detonated bombs.
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The more layers of concrete and brick you can get between yourself and the nuclear fallout, the better.
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If all that had happened, would astronauts have to worry about nuclear fallout when they landed on the moon?
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The name "Chernobyl" has become synonymous with the eerie, urban ruins left in the wake of devastating nuclear fallout.
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The problem is that the context of full-scale nuclear fallout simulations might not best represent modern everyday life.
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Before leaving, some farmers released their cows so they could roam free and survive in the nuclear fallout-affected area.
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It's a Nuclear Fallout ShelterIt's hard to imagine a more terrible place to operate sensitive electronics than Jupiter's cosmic backyard.
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Now scientists in Hawaii may have resolved some of the unknowns by turning to an unlikely environmental marker: nuclear fallout.
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As nuclear fallout from the bombs rained down like snow over the Marshall Islands, some children played in the powder.
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If you've never imagined what the devastating effects of nuclear fallout would look like, click any dot on this map.
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Yet despite this nuclear fallout for our health, we still don't prioritize sleep -- even when the stock market isn't crashing.
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In so doing, Foulkes brings to question the conception of nuclear fallout as a relic belonging to a bygone era.
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Nor is there any military outcome that doesn't result in horrific deaths and possible nuclear fallout on the West Coast.
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A few years ago, Spriggs had been trying to model nuclear fallout, but his computer codes wouldn't match that historical data.
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My boss had me write this computer code trying to calculate nuclear fallout, and I couldn't get the data to agree.
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There are many different factors that influence the extent of nuclear fallout, notably weather conditions and the size of the bomb.
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Fifty years ago, Americans feared nuclear fallout or destruction; today, the list of disasters to be prepared for is much longer.
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Fortunately, if time-travel is the only way to shield the world from nuclear fallout, the witches already have it on lock.
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If the ruins you explored were constantly beyond the boundaries of the everyday, the reality of nuclear fallout would never be felt.
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The type of radiation that comes out of our cellphones isn't the same radiation that's released by nuclear fallout or X-rays.
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This map shows how weather conditions would make a 100 kt bomb send nuclear fallout to countries like Denmark, Germany, and Finland.
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Not only will it not stop the hurricane, but now you have nuclear fallout being spread by 200-mile-an-hour winds.
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Sniffer planes were also handy in tracking harmful particulates in the air around Chernobyl following the nuclear fallout in that region in 1986.
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His company's bunkers, starting at $39,500 (including a $6,000 air filtration system for nuclear fallout), are not impulse buys after a presidential tweet.
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A lack of knowledge into the effects of nuclear fallout have displaced residents and have plagued them and their descendants with health problems.
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Bernie opens with a series of brief, panoramic shots of a barren and desolate landscape that's been ravaged by war and nuclear fallout.
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But it's radiofrequency radiation, which is much lower energy than the ionizing radiation you'd get from an X-ray, or, say, nuclear fallout.
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From the machine armies of Terminator to the nuclear fallout in On the Beach, the apocalypse was always the result of a choice .
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Nuclear fallout quickly rained down on 86 people there, and 167 more on Utrek, who were all evacuated for medical care, days later.
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Those caveats aside, Wellerstein thinks the project still manages to illustrate the scope and magnitude of nuclear fallout from bombs dropped on those targets.
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But honestly, for dental, vision and a VIP spot in what is likely a very handsomely appointed nuclear fallout shelter, do you even care?
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But thousands of people eventually died from the nuclear fallout of the explosion, due to the extreme levels of radiation admitted into the atmosphere.
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In the event of a nuclear explosion, survivors would have up to 15 minutes before radioactive particles, known as nuclear fallout, reach the ground.
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You know, all the ingredients necessary to create the happiest place on Earth in a world where nuclear fallout erased all happiness long ago.
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But a new study could clear up some confusion around the Moon's infancy by searching for answers in a seriously unorthodox way—with nuclear fallout.
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This system is advertised as protection from nuclear fallout — the clouds of radioactive dust and ash that disperse into the atmosphere after a nuclear explosion.
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Earlier this month, an official newspaper in a Chinese province adjoining North Korea offered its readers tips on how to protect themselves from nuclear fallout.
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Many fans have speculated that nuclear fallout (courtesy of Evan Peters' and Billy Eichner's bowl cut buddies) cannot be the true end of the AHS-verse.
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It has Hawaiian citizens not just pondering but actually picturing and planning where to hide during the 203-minute warning they would receive before nuclear fallout.
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Life hasn't returned to normal for many Japanese, with numerous towns and villages, such as Iitate in Fukushima, now ghost towns due to the nuclear fallout.
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Nevertheless, nothing can be done to decontaminate trees and soil that suffered the worst of the nuclear fallout within a 30-km radius of the plant.
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As a general rule, it's best to only use products on your body that are designed to get rinsed off if you're exposed to nuclear fallout.
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Prada trotted out padded nylon vests that look like they could repel bullets and oversize rain suits that looked like they could protect against nuclear fallout.
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Meanwhile, in New York, old Cold War signs designating nuclear fallout shelters that are now defunct have been removed of late, from many buildings, including schools.
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The "Hourglass" teaser, released earlier in August, shows a mushroom cloud, and a woman wearing a gas mask before "melting" from what appears to be nuclear fallout.
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If you've ever seen a black and yellow sign in New York City marking a nuclear fallout shelter, don't be fooled into trying to take cover there.
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Nuclear fallout would spreadThe NOAA article also says that if we were to nuke a hurricane, radioactive fallout would spread far beyond the bounds of the hurricane.
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"I'm not subtle," Mattis told GOP lawmakers at their annual retreat at the famed Greenbriar resort, which allows tours of its Cold War-era nuclear fallout shelters.
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Here, McMillan shares with BuzzFeed News a gallery of images from the book and his words on what goes into making a picture in a nuclear fallout zone.
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And I'll tell you what: those hours in the bunker, just goofing off and waiting for the dispersal of the nuclear fallout, were the best we ever spent.
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Emergency Management Agency officials had warned people to gather supplies to last for up to two weeks in case people needed to "shelter in place" to avoid nuclear fallout.
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Many of today's policymakers have limited memory of the 20th century nuclear arms race — the constant fear and tension, the "duck and cover" drills, the concerns about nuclear fallout.
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But the nuclear fallout for the ensuing years after the explosion was also responsible for hundreds of thousands deaths, due to the extreme levels of radiation admitted into the atmosphere.
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The researchers also detected attacks on Xbox Live, Nuclear Fallout and Valve Steam servers during the same period, suggesting the group was going after a wide range of gaming systems.
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As a universe set in aftermath of total annihilation (aka the nuclear fallout of the Mushrooms Wars), the show has always in some ways been about living with the end.
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Green: Radiation (0.74-mile radius) — Within at least 15 minutes of a blast, clouds of dust and sandlike radioactive particles — what's referred to as nuclear fallout — would reach the ground.
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There are tons of new creatures in the game, including a gross mutant toad, horrible bug creatures, and creepy people who undoubtedly got a bit too much exposure to nuclear fallout.
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Potassium iodide helps prevent future health issues caused by nuclear fallout, like thyroid cancer, by saturating the body with stable iodide and preventing uptake of the radioactive iodine in the thyroid.
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According to NPR, West Virginia's Greenbrier Resort is home to an extensive underground bunker system designed to protect members of Congress in the event of a nuclear fallout during the Cold War.
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In addition to its "glorified walk-in closet" of a bedroom, Leto's pad also comes with 4-foot-thick concrete blast walls, a nuclear fallout shelter and an air-traffic-control tower.
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During Friday's massive distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack on DNS service provider Dyn, one might be forgiven for mistaking the maps of network outages for images of some post-apocalyptic nuclear fallout.
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Nuclear Fallout Democratic senators' recent calls for an ahistorical interpretation of the blue slip courtesy stem from a decision they made in 2013 to end the 60-vote filibuster for lower court nominees.
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He must have realized it was absurd to expect to survive that long privileged drive, exposed not only to nuclear fallout but also to attacks by outraged citizens denied access to those highways.
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Soon after I was hired, Jones's Infowars-branded store — which sells emergency-survival foods, water filters, body armor and much more — introduced an iodine supplement, initially marketed as a "shield" against nuclear fallout.
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It&aposs the disaster for which no city is prepared: A nuclear bomb strikes the US, triggering a blinding flash of light, a giant orange fireball, building-toppling shockwaves, and dangerous nuclear fallout.
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I walked into another bathroom at the end of the hall and remembered one of the shutters in the shower had fallen off — the nuclear fallout would find its way in no matter what.
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People have reportedly been buying potassium iodide capsules, but they will not help protect people from nuclear fallout from a bomb, according to a Hawaii Department of Defense official who spoke with BuzzFeed News.
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Make no mistake, China understands that a nuclear fallout does not respect the national borders but communist governments, as history demonstrates, are often willing to sacrifice some of its people for the greater good.
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Why it matters: As China's old alliance with North Korea erodes and its fear of nuclear fallout grows, there is an opportunity for meaningful U.S.–China cooperation to stop the threat from Kim Jong-un.
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It's an extra special (and extra big) podcast today, as Rob huddled in the New York studio with Danielle and Austin, while I joined from a not-quite-safe-from-nuclear-fallout home in Illinois.
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David, however, feels guilty about abandoning his best friend to nuclear fallout and doesn't want to give up on his fantasies of spending some quality time in close quarters with Kelli Ann in doomsday's aftermath.
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While global stock markets haven't reacted much to a potential nuclear fallout, conflict continues to be a risk, says Tim Courtney, chief investment officer at Exencial Wealth Advisors, an Oklahoma City-based financial advisory firm.
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Regardless, be it a nuclear fallout, a spiritual fallout, or just slow extinction, all that's left are the creatures of the sea, who can not only coordinate with other species, but blast lasers from their face.
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More than half a million civilian and military personnel were drafted in from across the former Soviet Union as so-called liquidators to clean-up and contain the nuclear fallout, according to the World Health Organization.
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Given the volatility of the weather, FLI states that a bomb dropped near one country's border on the wrong day could cause neighbouring country's people—who weren't the target—to suffer the effects of nuclear fallout.
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We also learn that the bunkers are also home to the witches of Coven, who, after the nuclear fallout, crashed the bunker where Tim, Emily, and most of the rest of the Apocalypse cast are hanging out.
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These radioactive puppies have proliferated in the wilds of nuclear fallout, and are profiled in the above documentary "Puppies of Chernobyl" by filmmaker Drew Scanlon, who happens to also be the guy in the Blinking White Guy meme.
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One customer who gave it a three-star review said that he was disappointed that it didn't come with recipes, because what's the point in surviving nuclear fallout if you can't make your dehydrated imitation beef really pop?
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In addition to a nuclear strike adviser, there is also a meteorological adviser on board constantly studying current weather patterns around the world to understand where any nuclear fallout is drifting so that US bombers can be notified.
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You can find broad, angsty songs about fears of the Cold War and nuclear fallout in the catalogs of the Psychedelic Furs, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, and Depeche Mode, the latter of whom is a huge inspiration to Chvrches.
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Click here to view original GIFIn apparent preparation for moving to an Atlantean utopia after nuclear fallout, Matthew Villegas recently went free diving underneath the frozen lake of Morrison Quarry in Quebec and captured the scary adventure on camera.
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For example, in the 1990s, I was part of a deregulatory effort at the FTC in which the agency quickly dispatch its Frosted Cocktail Glass Rule and its Nuclear Fallout Shelter Guide, because they clearly were no longer relevant.
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Though few employees comprehend the nature of "the product" they're helping birth, Mildred begins to perceive its nature through harrowing premonitions of nuclear fallout, which intrude upon the novel's screenplay efficiency (you can almost hear Mildred's banging, clacking keys).
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But FLI wants to ensure its predictions are as realistic as possible, so Wellerstein was also asked to simulate the effects of nuclear fallout when the size of the bomb as well as weather conditions are factored into the equation.
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Nuclear fallout is actual, visible stuff: It's "a fine dust or sand-like material" that emits radiation — you need to get that off and take deep cover while it's blowing around and burning through its wild, destructive infancy and adolescence.
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On Monday Prague TV reported that a disused air vent for a Cold War nuclear fallout shelter in Folimanka park, Prague, had been transformed by an unknown street artist (or perhaps a group of street artists) into everyone's favourite droid R2D2.
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"I think we are going to be OK. I went through the nuclear fallout classes and the bomb shelter stuff in the 1950s and 1960s," he said, referring to U.S. preparations for a potential Cold War-era Soviet attack that never came.
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Unlike the "duck-and-cover" children of the 1950s and 1960s, who spent portions of their school time hiding under their desks and watching Bert the Turtle warn them about how to survive nuclear fallout, this time the violence is very real.
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Against this grim though remote possibility, the whole idea of civil defense seemed lame, when the best the government could do was to designate a few thousand of the most mundane New York apartment house basements as supposedly impenetrable "nuclear fallout shelters" for a city of millions.
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The current threshold for determining if a drone needs to be registered with the FAA — unmanned aircraft weighing more than 250 grams — was decided in part using Cold War-era military projections on the lethality of being hit with debris in a nuclear fallout, as Recode reported last month.
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Many of these follow-on attacks also appeared to have a gaming angle: A Brazilian internet service provider saw its Minecraft servers targeted; the Dyn attacks also appeared to target gaming servers, as well as servers hosting Microsoft Xbox Live and Playstation servers and those associated with gaming hosting company called Nuclear Fallout Enterprises.
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In light of the escalating war of words between North Korea and the U.S., with Pyongyang threatening to strike the U.S. territory of Guam and Trump pledging "fire and fury" and beyond, online estate agent eMoov made the brilliant PR move to send a press release advising homeowners where to buy if they want to avoid nuclear fallout: Worst. Press. Release. Ever.
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Trump's Baby Boomers -- he was born in 3.43 at the beginning of the Baby Boom -- grew up under fear of nuclear fallout and seeing the Soviet Union as the main existential threat to the US. Now, it is their distrust of socialism that Trump is banking on, even as those Boomers embrace the twin US government safety nets of Social Security and Medicare.
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To put a dose of 1 gray in perspective, the background radiation we are all exposed to when living on earth for one year is 0.0062 Gy. A Chest X-Ray is 0.00001 Gy, a CT Scan of the abdomen 0.01 Gy. During nuclear fallout, doses reach anywhere from 2 Gy to more than 303 Gy. That's the equivalent of 3 million chest x-rays.
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Among other attributes, the company provided a haven for some of the most offbeat directors of the era, including Robert Aldrich ("Ten Seconds to Hell," on Monday) and the blacklisted Joseph Losey, whose bizarre nuclear fallout tale "The Damned," also known as "These Are the Damned" (screening on Monday and Wednesday), may have you humming its catchy theme song, "Black Leather Rock," years after seeing the film.
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To draw attention to the escalating threat of global nuclear annihilation, the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI), which works to "prevent catastrophic attacks with weapons of mass destruction and disruption—nuclear, biological, radiological, chemical and cyber," has partnered with the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies to craft a virtual tour of the nuclear fallout facilities that Russian and/or American leadership will be whisked into in the event of nuclear war.
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They will stumble through booby traps planted by the Collective Bargaining Agreement, just like everybody else: Short contracts, an escalating cap, a flush marketplace, a system that increases payment as players age (with a supermax offer that's atomic enough to make a team feel like it's enduring nuclear fallout), and kidney punches from the luxury tax that may factor into the loss of key contributors across the organization are all designed to make sure a dynasty like this never happens again.
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