Keep in mind that they are doing this voluntarily. They do not have stand watch in a hurricane. These guys refuse to stand down. God bless them.
Watch out for Sandy
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Keep in mind that they are doing this voluntarily. They do not have stand watch in a hurricane. These guys refuse to stand down. God bless them.
Huge Fire Raging through New York - Hurricane Sandy
The New York fire department says more than 50 homes have been completely destroyed at Breezy Point in Queens. Video from NBC New York shows a huge fire raging.
[video=youtube;88ucQzm1RS4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=88ucQzm1RS4#![/video]
The New York fire department says more than 50 homes have been completely destroyed at Breezy Point in Queens. Video from NBC New York shows a huge fire raging.
[video=youtube;88ucQzm1RS4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=88ucQzm1RS4#![/video]
Just the opposite of my wife. She overly prepares. But that's OK; I would rather her over prepare than not prepare.
Our farm in North Carolina has gotten hit by the blizzard in the Appalachians. I will have to go up there later this week to check the place.
Well, I guess I over-prepared. We never got the high winds just tons of rain and it's still raining
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Wow....just watching the press conference with the Governor of New Jersey!
It's devastated. There a railroad cars sitting on the turnpike. An amusement park roller coaster is out in the ocean. And many oceanfront communities simple no longer exist.
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It's devastated. There a railroad cars sitting on the turnpike. An amusement park roller coaster is out in the ocean. And many oceanfront communities simple no longer exist.
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Yes, terrific devastation in both NJ and CT. I am glad that you prepared for nothing. That was my hope.
News looks pretty devastating this morning in Sandy's wake, I hope y'all are safe, and know we are here for you if we can help with anything in getting back up to speed.
It stopped raining!!!!
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We have some of our crews from Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas headed to the storm area. Some of the crews departed last night and others this morning in the first wave. Additional crews are on standby to head that way later in the week but could be mobilized tonight.
Several other area utilities are also mobilizing along with others all along the Gulf Coast.
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Several other area utilities are also mobilizing along with others all along the Gulf Coast.
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Well, I did have to call 911 and FEMA because a plastic pumpkin that was on my porch got blown over to the other side of the porch and was turned over on it's side.
Well, I did have to call 911 and FEMA because a plastic pumpkin that was on my porch got blown over to the other side of the porch and was turned over on it's side.
I hope you got a quick response from FEMA!
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I was being highly sarcastic! 
However, FEMA responded pretty quickly to me when my road was destroyed by flooding. It took 45 days for the water to go down where they could access the property. But as soon as the water went down, they inspected and repaired my road.
However, FEMA responded pretty quickly to me when my road was destroyed by flooding. It took 45 days for the water to go down where they could access the property. But as soon as the water went down, they inspected and repaired my road.
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That's a monster storm folks. Pleased to know you are all OK.
We have some members in the storm area. I hope they will check in soon. They probably do not have electricity.
that one hell of a storm all right, made a lot worse by the fact of where its hitting.
Had it been in a remote area, the dangers and cost would have been considerably less.
Had it been in a remote area, the dangers and cost would have been considerably less.
So far the death toll is about 30 and 8 million are without electricity.
Considering it hit the most densely populated area of the USA, that's actually pretty good...or could have been worse.
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Considering it hit the most densely populated area of the USA, that's actually pretty good...or could have been worse.
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Mind-boggling for us in SA to imagine 8m people without electricity! That's about 16% of the entire population of SA! And I saw a clip of a guy riding a jet-ski down a street in Manhattan!! Just unbelievable! Hope our TT guys check in soon.
