Landroids "Climate Connections" Beach Erosion Project – Video

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Team LANDROIDS #39; science research project on Beach Erosion in NJ. The team proposed to use submersible wave pumps to convey sand slurry back toward to shoreline to self-replenish the beaches, using an existing technology in an alternate application, for a long term, sustainable and economical solution to address beach erosion problems.From:CopabXViews:196 0ratingsTime:05:00More inScience Technology

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Lakeside Acreages 2012 – Video

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http://www.lakesideacreages.com - This is your chance to enjoy lakeside living at its finest. Excellent building sites to bring your dreams to a reality. Private 10 acre lots with a boat launch fronting the development. Natural gas, underground power and telephone to the lot line (Prepaid 80 meters of power line from pedestal into your lot). There is something for everyone -- for the fisherman, there is abundance of walleye among other fish in Delaronde Lake. There is also plenty of wildlife for those that like to hunt. There is no doubt that this is a wonderful place for the recreational enthusiast as there is also excellent quadding and snowmobile trails throughout. Not to mention many, many lakes within an hour of the development. Come and check it out, you will not be disappointed and sure to fall in love with the area. It truly is a great place to raise a family or have it as a future retirement location or an all season getaway. Delaronde Lake is nearly untouched with 36 miles of pristine water with mostly crown land encompassing it. The shoreline is virtually undisturbed featuring many sandy beaches to relax on and magnificent forest growth. This lake is just not another lake it is filled with history. From back when logging and commercial fishing was the main industry and trading posts were common.From:gvsvaViews:0 0ratingsTime:03:24More inPeople Blogs

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{VERY RARE} Special Weather Statement from the CDC About Safety After Sandy {NO EAS} 11-2-12 – Video

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Special Weather Statement Special Weather Statement -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MOUNT HOLLY NJ 138 PM EDT SAT NOV 3 2012 NEW CASTLE-KENT-INLAND SUSSEX-DELAWARE BEACHES-CECIL-KENT MD- QUEEN ANNES-TALBOT-CAROLINE-SUSSEX-WARREN-MORRIS-HUNTERDON- SOMERSET-MIDDLESEX-WESTERN MONMOUTH-EASTERN MONMOUTH-MERCER-SALEM- GLOUCESTER-CAMDEN-NORTHWESTERN BURLINGTON-OCEAN-CUMBERLAND- ATLANTIC-CAPE MAY-ATLANTIC COASTAL CAPE MAY-COASTAL ATLANTIC- COASTAL OCEAN-SOUTHEASTERN BURLINGTON-CARBON-MONROE-BERKS-LEHIGH- NORTHAMPTON-CHESTER-MONTGOMERY-BUCKS-DELAWARE-PHILADELPHIA- INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...WILMINGTON...DOVER...GEORGETOWN... REHOBOTH BEACH...ELKTON...CHESTERTOWN...CENTREVILLE...EASTON... DENTON...NEWTON...WASHINGTON...MORRISTOWN...FLEMINGTON... SOMERVILLE...NEW BRUNSWICK...FREEHOLD...SANDY HOOK...TRENTON... PENNSVILLE...GLASSBORO...CAMDEN...CHERRY HILL...MOORESTOWN... MOUNT HOLLY...JACKSON...MILLVILLE...HAMMONTON... CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE...OCEAN CITY...ATLANTIC CITY... LONG BEACH ISLAND...WHARTON STATE FOREST...JIM THORPE... STROUDSBURG...READING...ALLENTOWN...BETHLEHEM...WEST CHESTER... NORRISTOWN...DOYLESTOWN...MEDIA...PHILADELPHIA 138 PM EDT SAT NOV 3 2012 THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE IS TRANSMITTED AT THE REQUEST OF THE CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION (CDC): IN THE WAKE OF SANDY...IT IS IMPORTANT FOR CITIZENS TO REMEMBER THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION TO PROTECT YOUR LIFE AND ...From:legofinatic3756Views:0 0ratingsTime:01:36More inScience Technology

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Holloway Home Improvement Hurricane Sandy Clean Up – Video

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Ocean City begins removing huge piles of sand from the streets at the southern end of the island in preparation for getting it back onto the beaches. Holloway Home Improvement Hurricane Sandy Clean UpFrom:Jeffrey HollowayViews:2 0ratingsTime:00:46More inNews Politics

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The Estella Hotel Apartments is located within walking distance of Limassol #39;s lively Tourist Area and only a short stroll from some of its sandy beaches on the island paradise of Cyprus. Graciously styled and tastefully restored, this B Star complex makes a charming home away from home with bright and breezy studio units ideal for guests who want to enjoy the facilities of a 3-star hotel as well as a self-catering option. The town centre of Limassol is approximately 4 km away and there is cheap taxi service to the hotel. Both Paphos and Larnaca Airports are 70 km from the hotel.From:TheEstella2012Views:0 0ratingsTime:02:25More inTravel Events

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what if more Sandy storms come ? – Video

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THE NEW JERSEY ROSWELL the researchers were calling the event in 2007 ( see above top secret . com forum area for more details --SEP-2007 creation date)... So call me stupid but what are the odds-- ufos come in to shore area-- coast guard is called out since people say it looks like "Lights (Aircraft) floating in the water", nothing is found. no debris... nothing, that same week the area of the sighting is closed - Beaches Closed-- due to a "medical waste spill" found in the water and on shore...same shore from where the lights were seen over ocean...call me weird but you get a superstorm in same area ? 5 yrs later-- 2 amazing events- center in on each other ? i have a radar image showing the makings of the same type of superstorm on weather radar in 2009. I dont recall the superstorm disaster of 2009 but it hit the same area of NJ ? that means 3 odd situations in same area...I have the image from weather radar.It is listed in one of the other recent videos on storm SANDY. I think the 2009 event was the machinary used cranking up for the test run...Alien Machinary. Do not mention humans changing weather -- thats a pipedream. This is far worse. Yes I hope I am wrong. I made these super storm related videos and aliens in case I am right. This work is totally different from just researching ufo sightings and the govt coverup of info...this is about aggression and consequences to the People. - DERRFrom:DERRUFO360Views:0 0ratingsTime:07:09More inNews Politics

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Holloway Home Improvement Hurricane Sandy Clean Up 5 – Video

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Ocean City residents come down to access the damage from Hurricane Sandy. Ocean City begins removing the huge piles of sand accumulated from property clean up and moves it away to the end of the island to be redistributed back to the beaches.From:Jeffrey HollowayViews:3 0ratingsTime:01:14More inNews Politics

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Join us in Sicily June 2013! – Video

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Join us in Sicily, Italy in June 2013. Relax. Rejuvenate. Enjoy Life! This will be a journey like no other. The food, the culture, the people, the pristine beaches, the picturesque towns, Sicily is a magical island. My passion, my mission and my life #39;s purpose is to have people fall in love with Sicily. Experience: -Food Wine Tours -Cooking Class -Visit historical sites -Tour the most gorgeous beaches in Sicily - many surprises Contact Connie@ConnieCosta.com http://www.ConnieCosta.com Ciao! - created at animoto.comFrom:Connie CostaViews:12 2ratingsTime:00:38More inFilm Animation

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G4T New York is not finished RANT.avi – Video

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Please! everything you hear may not be true. We will get through this mess. NY is not finished yet. But I will let you know when it is finished. We have been through many storms and will get by this one too. There are many good stories and I will go out tomorrow and film some. There are some areas that wont be rebuilt. The barrier beaches are very bad shape and I am worry about future hurricanes. With the barrier beaches just about gone there is no longer protection from the surf. Sorry for the rant. ThanksFrom:RichiesmadViews:0 0ratingsTime:16:16More inEducation

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Rebuilt beaches, museum thrive after Sandy

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Nags Head, N.C. The beating from Hurricane Sandy's wind and waves tore up many beaches along North Carolina's coast last weekend, but Nags Head is reaping the dividend of building up its beaches long before Sandy hit.

Officials spent more than $30 million last year to renourish about 10 miles of beach in Nags Head, and residents say the hotly debated project can now be viewed only as a wise investment.

"It was a good move," said Charlotte Zorc, who has lived on the Outer Banks almost 30 years. "It just proves what happened with Hurricane Sandy that our beaches are looking great and a lot of houses that may have gone in the ocean are saved."

Zorc said she's relieved her granddaughters can play on the beach in Nags Head days after Sandy passed without having to worry about storm debris. Other Nags Head homeowners share her support of the five-month beach renourishment, which used tons of sand to create a buffer several feet high between the ocean and the town.

"From walking a mile to the pier, everything looks really good," Bonnie Snyder said. "In the past, (storms would) take stairways and beach. So, I think it was a positive."

Town Manager Cliff Ogburn said the project is already repaying Nags Head, which doesn't have to spending money on storm recovery.

"No water lines were damaged. No streets were damaged," Ogburn said. "We were extremely thrilled with the project and how it stood up to the winds of Sandy."

The Outer Banks Children@Play Museum in nearby Kitty Hawk didn't fare as well after Sandy sent several feet of water rushing through it and several other businesses along U.S. Highway 158 Bypass.

Director Alyssa Hannon said Wednesday that she was devastated when she saw the damage to all of the fledgling museum's exhibits, but she expressed confidence that the community wouldn't let the museum fold and would help it rebuild.

Hannon's confidence was rewarded Friday when local businessman Harvey Hess Jr. offered her a lighthouse-shaped building next to his Capt'n Franks hot dog restaurant for the museum.

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Post-Sandy travel report from the beaches to the Big Apple

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Hurricane Sandy stirred up buckets of sand and water along the East Coast last week. The storm was no friend of the beaches or the city. New York was hit hard, with a swath of Manhattan going from dry to wet, illuminated to black, in a matter of hours.

Recovery teams are working full force and conditions are changing with each tick of the clock. Heres a status report on some travel destinations swiped by Sandys massive paw.

Rehoboth Beach, Del.

City Manager Greg Ferrese has a long list of what didnt happen, starting with no damage to the boardwalk or oceanfront businesses. Asked about beach erosion, he admitted to a depleted stock but added, The beach replenishment project was our lifesaver. Well rebuild by May.

Cape May, N.J.

Sandy barely blew a kiss to the Victorian-chic resort town. Some ocean water spilled onto Beach Avenue, but crews have been clearing away the sand and debris. Jean Barraclough, marketing director of the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts, said the Emlen Physick Estate and Cape May Lighthouse were untouched, and the World War II Lookout Tower sustained only minor water damage. The organization plans to resume tours this weekend.

Atlantic City

Rest easy: The section of boardwalk that crumbled wasnt part of the boardwalk. It belonged to a northern structure that runs along the inlet between AC and Brigantine and was already scheduled for demolition. Liza Cartmell, president of the Atlantic City Alliance, said that most of the damage seemed to occur in residential sections, though the inlet and bay waters did stream into some Tangier Outlet shops. The main thoroughfare in the oceanfront area and the casinos were not impacted significantly, she said.

Overall, infrastructure is solid, said Tom Gilbert, district commander of Atlantic City Tourism. If I took you up to the boardwalk, he said, you never would have said there was a storm.

Casinos and hotels are eager to reopen, but they must wait for officials to restore the streetlights and certify water safety. At press time Thursday, they were also waiting for Gov. Chris Christie to lift the state of emergency, the green light to resume business.

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New Storm Brewing Could Threaten Sandy-Damaged Beaches

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With coastal communities in New York and New Jersey still reeling from the devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy, the last thing the area needs is another storm. But that's exactly what it might get.

A nor'easter is predicted to potentially hit the East Coast next Wednesday (Nov. 7), and beach erosion experts are concerned about further damage to shorelines devastated by Sandy.

As Sandy came ashore, its record surge and pounding waves tore apart or eroded hundreds of miles of dunes and protective sea walls along the East Coast. Hundreds of homes and buildings, which also provided some protection, were destroyed.

The lack of protective dunes and damage to sea walls could lead to lowland flooding near the coast, depending on the wind direction and storm surge from the new storm, even one that isn't expected to approach Sandy's strength.

"The beaches and sand dunes are the first line of defense for coastal communities against storm surge and waves. They're going to take the first brunt of the storms," said Hilary Stockdon, a research oceanographer with the U.S. Geological Survey in Reston, Va. [Infograpic: Timeline of Sandy's Week of Destruction]

First line of defense

Many of the sandy beaches along the Atlantic Coast have become increasingly vulnerable to significant impacts due to erosion during past storms, including Hurricanes Ida (2009) and Irene (2011), as well as large storms in 2005 and 2007, according to the USGS.

Stockdon said Sandy caused extensive erosion to beaches and dunes. The USGS and other agencies are now running aerial and ground surveys to assess the damage.

"There are dunes that have been eroded away completely, so now their protection is gone," Stockdon told OurAmazingPlanet. "That will make these communities more vulnerable to future storms that may not be as strong."

Quick repair and restoration of the coast could be essential to minimizing damage from future storms, whether the one currently brewing or any others that could develop later in the winter. In New York, the Department of Environmental Conservation is issuing emergency permits for storm-related repairs in coastal areas and wetlands.

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