NYC Announcements

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IMPORTANT NOTICES:
The New York City Office of Emergency Management released a list of places in Brooklyn, Staten Island and Queens where residents will be able to pick up both food and water.

The locations are as follows:

West 25th Street and Surf Avenue in Brooklyn from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
King and Verona streets in Brooklyn from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Mill Road and New Dorp Lane in Staten Island from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Yetman Avenue and Hylan Blvd in Staten Island from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Beach 51st Street and Rockaway Beach Boulevard in Queens from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.

EdCon Job?

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Con Edison now expects to restore the vast majority of customers, some which are classified as entire buildings, before next weekend. However, the rest of the remaining customers could take an additional week?

ConEd says it expects to restore power to Lower Manhattan customers before Saturday.

900,000 customers lost power due to the storm in New York City and Westchester County. 250,000 now have power, with 650,000 to go.
More than 100,000 power lines were knocked down, according to ConEd.

City Island Power Failures

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In City Island, NY the electricity was back on and then quickly went off less than two hours earlier today. WARNING DRIVERS: Some City Islanders were lining up for hours at the pump to get gas. NYC officials are asking to please stay away from city beaches and waterways.

ConEdison says they are working on this and many other areas after many downed trees have cause power failures all over the area.

ConEd says the water damage to the substation on 14th Street and Avenue C in lower Manhattan dims the outlook for restoring power to areas that have lost it.

Photo: Y. Chen

11/1/12 News & Information Service 24/7

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COST OF SUPER STORM SANDY. Human Lives and Billions Lost.
US east coast began to clean up from super-storm Sandy but many are still without power, dealing with flooding and facing severe damages.Meanwhile, the most important tasks is to restore power to more than 8m people across and restarting those transportation services.

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BACTERIA WATER WARNINGS

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Notification issued 10/31/2012 PM. Due to flooding and power related shutdowns caused by Hurricane Sandy, waste-water treatment plants and pumping stations have discharged untreated waste-water into New York City waterways. The New York City Department of Health & Mental Hygiene advises that direct contact with the Hudson River, East River, New York Harbor, Jamaica Bay and the Kill Van Kull for recreational activities such as swimming, canoeing, kayaking, windsurfing, or any other water activity that would entail possible direct contact with the water should be avoided until further notice.

SANDY AFTERMATH

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While the worst of Hurricane Sandy has passed, we are now facing an unprecedented recovery effort in New York City.

Thanks to a pro-active approach to the storm, President Obama and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) quickly declared New York City a major disaster area. This declaration makes residents and businesses eligible for vital disaster assistance, including home and property loans, help with finding and paying for temporary housing, and business loans.

To apply for disaster assistance, please visit www.disasterassistance.gov

THE INTERNET

The idea of the Internet started in the early 1960’s. J.C.R. Licklider, an MIT student, first proposed a global network of computers in 1962. He then moved over to the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency later in 1962 to head the work to develop it. Leonard Kleinrock, another student at MIT, developed the theory of packet switching. This was to form the basis of the Internet. In 1965, another student at MIT named Lawrence Roberts connected a computer in Massachusetts to a computer in California over dial-up telephone lines.

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Trine University Students Prefer Romney

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Angola Herald Republican
Trine students prefer Romney for president
By Mike Marturello mikem@kpcnews.net
Tuesday, October 30, 2012, 3:43pm
ANGOLA — Trine University students favor former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney,
Republican, over Democratic President Barack Obama in the upcoming election, poll results
released Tuesday said.
Those are the results of a poll conducted Thursday through Sunday by Trine Marketing 463
students. Only Trine students were polled, and the survey had a margin of error of just about plus

10/31/12 News & Information Service 24/7

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DEADLY AND COSTLY SANDY. Super-storm leaves 51 Dead, 7 Million in Dark.
50 billion dollars worth of Devastation and lost revenues as the death toll rises along East Coast. Surging seawater wreaks historic havoc on NYC as NJ fights flooding Destruction in New York brings surreal scenes of a Big Apple gone wrong after Sandy pummels the area. Flooding, power outages and fires from this massive storm that left at least death and destruction up and down East Coast.

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NYC Announcements

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All NYC East River bridges are open but authorities are asking to please stay off the roads and allow emergency personnel the opportunity to restore essential city services. All MTA bridges except the ones in the Rockaways are now open.

For updates on mass transit services, visit http://www.mta.info/.

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