Support japan’s earthquake and nuclear victims with these graphics we found on the web. After the earthquake that hit the coast of Japan, a Tsunami caused massive damage to a nuclear power plant at Fukushima. Thousands of people had to leave their homes and thousands more won’t ever be able to get back to their homes, because it has been contaminated too much by nuclear radiation. In order to show your support for the many victims in Japan, you can put one of these widgets on your website. It’s just another way you can help the vistims in Japan and show them that you are thinking about them and supporting them.

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Greg Giraldo (December 10, 1965 – September 29, 2010) was an American stand-up comedian, television personality, insult comic and former lawyer.
Giraldo was born in The Bronx and was raised in Queens. He attended Regis High School. He is the oldest son of immigrant parents from Colombia (father) and Spain (mother), and was raised Roman Catholic. From early on, he excelled academically and was selected to attend Camp Rising Sun, the Louis August Jonas Foundation’s international summer scholarship program. Giraldo attended Columbia University.

Before becoming a comedian, Giraldo worked as a lawyer, having graduated from Harvard Law School. Giraldo spent less than a year as an associate for Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom before deciding to change his occupation. Despite his prior career, Giraldo rejected that persona and very rarely discussed his days as a lawyer.
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Remembered.com is a social network for those that want to leave online memorials behind for their loved ones. This virtual memorial social community offers features that are designed to reflect your loved one’s life and personality while keeping control of sensitive aspects such as privacy, religion, and security. You can also read public memorials from others. Learn more about Remembered.com here.