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Fuck Jersey. They completely bastardized the spirit of medical marijuana. Fuck Christie.
Niggas know.
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Originally Posted by sonatine
Fuck Jersey. They completely bastardized the spirit of medical marijuana. Fuck Christie.
Niggas know.
Man that guys totally our Hurricane Sandy spirit animal or something.
patiently waiting for someone dressed as THE CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON to start walking around the Theater District.
Atlantic City...
The fact that almost none of that is rain water is astounding to me. Thats some freaky nature shit right there.
Boston is getting lit up right now. Hope our friend China did not make a fatal error and got his mail at the wrong time.
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Whats astounding is that you dont see hoardes of n-words running through and looting burberry and gucci is the real paradox.
WTF. You never were to get rain. It was Trenton on South. LI was ALWAYS a surge / wind gust event. DC and South Jersey was the rain. Although you may start getting a couple inches now. But not much.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
Subways getting doused. First time ever with saltwater.
I thought he looked... familiar.Quote:
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Has this photo of a shark in a New Jersey subdivision been posted on Takai's site yet?
http://twitpic.com/b8mgv7
yes and im 100% serious.
Meat Packing District
jesus, thats funny.Quote:
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He's right.
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Cynthia McFadden @CynthiaMcFadden
MTA confirms up to4 feet of water entering NYC subways under East River. #sandy
Hoboken Subway station...Quote:
HuffPost Media @HuffPostMedia
Dateline producer @NBCRobin says windows have burst at 30 Rock. 'It rained glass right into the street where we were about to walk.' #sandy
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Originally Posted by DRK Star
Wow, is this real?
Unconfirmed. 4 feet of water in the subway. Not sure where. Hob-Platform
Photo has been confirmed as authenticQuote:
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seriously dude? come on now.Quote:
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Originally Posted by DRK Star
Wow, is this real?
http://www.prisonplanet.com/hurrican...ear-plant.html
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Hurricane Sandy May Score a Direct Hit On Spent Fuel Pools at Nuclear Plant
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Washington’s Blog
Oct 29, 2012
Preface: We hope and expect that the severity of the hurricane is being overblown, and that the nuclear plants in the Northeast will ride out the storm without any incident.
We noted Friday that more than a dozen nuclear plants are near Hurricane Sandy’s path.
Nuclear expert Arnie Gundersen says that there are actually 26 nuclear plants in the path of the hurricane, and that the spent fuel pools in the plants don’t have backup pumps (summary via EneNews):
You’ll hear in the next 2 days, “We’ve safely shutdown the plant”
What Fukushima taught us is that doesn’t stop the decay heat
You need the diesels to keep the reactors cool
26 plants in the East Coast are in the area where Sandy is likely to hit
Fuel pools not cooled by diesels, no one wanted to buy them
If recent refuel, hot fuel will throw off more and more moisture from pool
Reactor buildings not meant to handle the high humidity
Fuel pool liner not really designed to approach boiling water, may unzip if water gets too hot
A lot of problems with allowing fuel pool to over
Need water in around 2 days if hot fuel in pool
The only fall-back if power is lost is to let fuel pools heat up
EneNews also reports that the hurricane is forecast to directly hit the Oyster Creek nuclear plant and that – while the plant is currently shut down for refueling – it still might very well have new, very hot fuel in the fuel pools:
Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station is located near New Jersey’s shoreline in an area forecast to take a direct hit from Hurricane Sandy: “The current ‘track center’ for the landfall path is central New Jersey pointing Sandy in a path that would hit Oyster Creek nuclear station.” -SimplyInfo
Hurricane Central @twc_hurricane
Report from NWS Chat indicates that the New York Stock Exchange trading floor is under three feet of water. #Sandy
Beware of Disease:
The 8-million-strong human population of New York City is matched, if not exceeded, by the city's number of rodent dwellers. Fortunately, the two populations don't mingle all that often.
But that could change as storm waters from Hurricane Sandy flood rats out of their underground residences, according to Rick Ostfeld of the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies in Milbrook, N.Y.
"Rats are incredibly good swimmers," said Ostfeld. "And they can climb."
In other words, Sandy is unlikely to knock off the resilient rodents, but rather displace them.
According to Ostfeld, this could result in increased risk of infectious diseases carried by urban rats, including leptospirosis, hantavirus, typhus, salmonella, and even the plague.
"One of things we know can exacerbate disease is massive dispersal," he added. "Rats are highly social individuals and live in a fairly stable social structure. If this storm disturbs that, rats could start infesting areas they never did before."
And it's not only the bite of a rat than can transmit disease. Rodent feces and urine can spread hantavirus, for example. Still, Ostfeld suggested that the huge volume of water Sandy is expected to bring should dilute the pathogens and lessen risks to public health.
Health experts have warned of floods flushing out the pests before. Out of the U.K. this summer, there were reports of "rats washed out of sewers" that began infesting homes.
"The rodents breed fast and by the time the flood water recedes, a single pair of rats can generate rodents through an entire neighbourhood," the Winnipeg Free Press reported in April 2011, when rising flood waters in Manitoba brought fleeing rats close to the city.
"It's not just about the high winds and rain," said Ostfeld of Hurricane Sandy. "A rat disturbance is something we should be concerned about."
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You hear all that noise? That's OWS collectively orgasming.
No the shark is not real. But the devastation to Brigantine NJ looks very real. (unfortunately for me & my family). Won't know for sure until sun comes back up and roads are passable, hopefully tomorrow.Quote:
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MAINE GETTING CLOBBERED!!!
Huge burst getting ready to hit Long Island. Take cover Sonatine.
We are expecting waves, due to the winds produced by the story, to hit Chicago/WI/IN area tomorrow of between 22-25 high.
Village officials in Pleasant Prairie, Wis., on Monday evening issued a voluntary evacuation advisory for residents as dangerous winds are expected to produce dangerous waves on Lake Michigan.
The National Weather Service has said the highest waves are expected near the Wisconsin / Illinois border.
From a statement on the village's website:
The Village has identified the area south of 95th Street and east of the Metra rail where the elevation is near or below 595 feet as an area that is subject to flooding and damage from the high waves. Areas abutting the four creeks that drain to Lake Michigan have also been identified as primary areas subject to flooding and damage from this event. Water from this event is expected to run inland along the creeks.
Residents who live in the area south of 95th street and east of 3rd avenue are advised to protect or move their property and belongings or evacuate the area.
Source: http://www.nbcchicago.com/weather/st...#ixzz2Ak7h19va
WTC construction site as it floods....
Im in the Catskills, go to http://google.org/crisismap/2012-sandy and click on 'show traffic'. Shits kinda real.Quote:
Originally Posted by RobbieBensonFan
Report: 9:30 estimated
Catastrophic flooding in progress in New York City.
FDNY can no longer respond to numerous 911 calls due to extensive flooding. FDNY requesting numerous boats to move personnel out of flooding fire stations.
Subway and tunnels are flooding and LaGuardia Airport is now completely inundated with sea water.
Con ED is cutting all power to all lower Manhattan.
Water levels now at 13.45ft and still rising at Battery Park. Water over car tops in East Village.
Water levels now 1-2.5 ft beyond previous records.
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CNBC just dispelled this rumor about the trading floor.
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CNBC just dispelled this rumor about the trading floor.
Expect a lot of this in the coming hours.
Ok, you live, what is the mid part of Suffolk County normally?Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatineIm in the Catskills, go to http://google.org/crisismap/2012-sandy and click on 'show traffic'. Shits kinda real.Quote:
Originally Posted by RobbieBensonFan
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Originally Posted by RobbieBensonFanOk, you live, what is the mid part of Suffolk County normally?Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
Powers still up at my place, I can ping my cable modem. The damage is pretty much done on LI at this point. 620k+ without power but that number hasnt climbed much in the last 4 hours, and most of that is in the low lying areas to the south west as well as areas like the Hamptons, which are being told in no uncertain terms to sit tight and wait for LIPA to unfuck them over the course of the next 10 days.
http://www.lipower.org/stormcenter/outagemap.html
Honestly my big concern right now is when the bridges/roads are going to open back up.
It's a conspiracy.Quote:
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CNBC just dispelled this rumor about the trading floor.
I'm inland, still have power too but there are some huge pines down around hereQuote:
Originally Posted by RobbieBensonFan
I'm sure this is all a big misunderstanding.
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