Early this morning, the New York Times released an article about the 50 engineers and employees staying behind at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant, usually staffed by 800. I doubt I have to tell you how dire the situation has become, the possibility of the worst Nuclear disaster since Chernobyl in 1986. After suffering a quake with a 9.0 magnitude, and a violent Tsunami, Japan's need has overwhelmed the country. 

I ask you, that today, you stand with me, and the 50 left to divert a disaster to a nation already reeling with grief and destruction. 

We must take action. To help kick start the small donations, we'll donate a $1 to the Japanese Red Cross for the first 250 people to Tweet this: 

Stand with the 50, Donate $10 today to Japan: http://ow.ly/4eBbU #Japan50

Of course, I would ask you to dig out your wallets, and put $10 forth. Our world is small, and Japan needs us more than ever.