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I'm wondering if anyone else has experienced any pregnancy rashes or other skin changes before testing positive in the past? I never have skin problems, besides the occassional stress pimple but today I am 8DPO and woke up with little red bumps all over my neck and chest. Its not itchy, its just a little weird to look at!
My MIL is a dermatologist and says it can be anything really, but that it does resemble AEP (Atopic Eruption of Pregnancy, info/photo here: http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/707663_5)
I ruled out the "usual" suspects (new soap, detergent, foods- I have not eaten food or used any product out of the ordinary).
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British police return from Thailand following murders
British police who travelled to Thailand to review the probe into the murders of Hannah Witheridge, from Great Yarmouth, and David Miller are due to return to the UK, having completed their work "as far as possible".
Officers from the Metropolitan Police flew out last month to work with the Royal Thai Police after an agreement between David Cameron and military ruler General Prayuth Chan-ocha.
It followed international concern about the way the case has been handled by the Thai authorities.
Mr Miller, 24, from Jersey, and 23-year-old Ms Witheridge, from Great Yarmouth in Norfolk, were found dead on a beach on the holiday island of Koh Tao in September.
Two Burmese men, named as 21-year-old bar workers Zaw Lin and Win Zaw Htun, were charged with the killings and paraded in front of cameras after apparently making confessions, but these were later reportedly withdrawn.
UK police concerns are understood to have been around the verification of DNA samples of the suspects and allegations of their mistreatment.
Scotland Yard said officers will compile a report from their review.
Detectives from the United Kingdom who are currently in Thailand reviewing the investigation into the murders of Hannah Witheridge and David Miller have completed their work, as far as possible,
They will now be returning to the UK to compile their report and to update the families of Hannah and David on their findings.
The police team wish to thank the Thai authorities for facilitating the visit.
Thai authorities ban some holiday island beach parties following murders
Thai authorities have banned beach parties on some holiday islands after a Norfolk student and her friend were murdered last month.
23-year-old Hannah Witheridge, from Hemsby near Great Yarmouth, was killed alongside David Miller from Jersey, on the island of Koh Tao.
Two Burmese migrant workers have been charged with the murders. Last week lawyers for the suspects confirmed they had withdrawn their confessions amid allegations they had been tortured by police.
Beach parties banned on popular Thai islands
Thai authorities have banned beach parties on some of the country's most popular islands as part of a security clampdown after Jerseyman David Miller and fellow tourist Hannah Witheridge were murdered on the paradise island of Koh Tao.
Authorities say the ban is aimed at tackling crime and negative publicity as the country's tourist season reaches its peak.
Chatpong Chatputhi, Governor of Surat Thani province which includes Koh Tao, said all beach parties would be banned with the exception of the Full Moon Party on Phangan island.
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British police are to head to Thailand to help investigate the murder of Norfolk student Hannah Witheridge.Read the full story ›
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British detectives travelling to investigate the backpacker murders in Thailand are expected to focus on independent checks of DNA samples central to the case against two Burmese men accused of the crime and their claims to have been mistreated.
Diplomatic sources said Thailand's military ruler accepted the sending of a delegation to investigate the killing of Hannah Witheridge and David Miller when pressed on the issue by David Cameron during their summit meeting.
Obviously it is for the Thai authorities to lead and carry out that judicial process. But it is important that it is fair and transparent and that both of the families can be reassured that it is the murderers that have been brought to justice.
There are two areas we are particularly concerned about. One is the verification of the DNA samples of the suspects, making sure there is further independent verification. And the second is the investigation into allegations of mistreatment of the suspects. What the PM secured this morning was agreement from the Thai PM that we can send some British police investigators to Kho Tao to work with the Royal Thai Police on this.
UK police to travel to Thailand to probe tourist murders
UK police have been cleared to travel to Thailand to investigate the murders of British tourists Hannah Witheridge and David Miller after the country's military ruler dropped his objections.
The agreement came in a face-to-face discussion between Prime Minister David Cameron and military ruler Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha at a summit - the Asia Europe Meeting - in Italy amid international concern about the way the case has been handled by the Thai authorities.
Miss Witheridge, 23, from Great Yarmouth, and 24-year-old Mr Miller, from Jersey, were brutally murdered on the holiday island of Koh Tao in September.
Thai authorities have charged two bar workers with the murders of the British backpackers amid allegations that the suspects made confessions under duress.
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Thailand's Prime Minister is insisting the men accused of killing Norfolk student Hannah Witheridge will be given a fair trial.Read the full story ›
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Britain's top envoy in Thailand has met police and Burmese officials amid concerns about the handling of the investigation into the murders of two British backpackers.
Court proceedings have reportedly started against two Burmese men accused of killing David Miller, 24, and 23-year-old Hannah Witheridge from Great Yarmouth on the island of Koh Tao.
According to the Bangkok Post three potential witnesses from Burma will now testify at the court.
Mark Kent, the British ambassador to Thailand, said on Twitter he had taken part in a meeting with Thai police and the Burmese ambassador and on the murders.
It comes after a Thai diplomat was summoned to the Foreign Office amid concerns about the police investigation.
Foreign Minister Hugo Swire told Thai charge d'affaires Nadhavathna Krishnamra there was "a real concern" in the UK over the way in which the deaths of Miss Witheridge and Mr Miller have been dealt with.
Police deny Thailand murder suspects withdrew confessions
Thai Police have denied claims the two men suspected of murdering Brits Hannah Witheridge and David Miller have withdrawn their confessions, saying they have "concrete" evidence linking them to the deaths.
The men, who have been named in reports as bar workers Zaw Lin and Win Zaw Htun, are accused of brutally killing Witheridge, 23, and Miller, 24, on the island of Koh Tao in September.
The two suspects, both 21, were charged with three offences - conspiracy to murder, conspiracy to rape and robbery - after local police said the men confessed to the killings.
But reports emerged on Thursday that Aung Myo Thant, a Burmese embassy official, had formally retracted their confessions amid allegations the pair were tortured.
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Hey all, sorry if this is a redundant post, but I did a search of the forums for this subject and got like a million hits, but none of which seemed to directly address my concern. Basically, I'm in the mode to buy an educational version of Painter, but I wanted to find out from someone who actually knows if there's any real difference between the educational and full versions. I know that you're not to use the ed version for any professional reasons, but I'm curious if there are any disabled features or anything that they don't mention in the software summary. Thanks in advance!Check out my efforts to become a "real" artist here!
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Well this is a beautiful colonial mountain town, and there's enough chill in the air at night to wear a fleece sweater.
I rode into town and was lucky to find a room for about $32/night at the Hotel de la Plaza del Santo Domingo, just across the street from a 400 year old church and a lively open market.
The sidewalks are paved in stone and polished from untold years of human traffic. Be careful when it's wet. I stepped in a puddle once crossing the street and nearly fell on my ass when my wet shoe hit those slick stones.
Its Easter weekend though, and they dont have a room available for Saturday and Sunday night, so Ill either find another room or move on. I eventually found another room at a small hotel for only about $15/night, but after two days of constantly being approached by street vendors and kids begging, I wasnt sure if I could afford to remain here much longer. I have a hard time not giving them all some money, even though I know it will do nothing long-term to improve their poverty. I merely hope it improves their day.
San Cristobal is surrounded by towns of poor Chiapanecos, and this ring is sometimes called the Ring of Misery. People are poor in this part of Mexico. Really poor. They are mostly indigenous Mexicanos.
The Zapatistas captured 4 cities here in Chiapas in 1994, including San Cristobal, essentially declaring war on the Federal Government of Mexico, and professing their open opposition to the North American Free Trade Agreement, (NAFTA), which they saw as a policy that would further enslave indigenous Mexicans, and lock economic control of the region into the exploitative hands of the rich, and powerful corporations. The movement has a strong component in support of women's rights. A lot of the street art here reflects the desire to organize a politically meaningful coalition to fight for their goals of economic well being for an oppressed minority. Perhaps one of the saddest events to occur during the ensuing conflict was the 1997 massacre of 45 pacifists belonging to the group
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Their goals are primarily directed at ensuring the rights of all the various indigenous groups of Mexicans, but their political base is located mostly here in the southern part of Mexico where population pressures have been increasing as Guatemalans and other Central Americans trying to escape the overwhelming poverty of their homelands move north toward the US in search of economic opportunity.
Some street art I saw in San Cristobal
San cristobal seems to be pretty much an elite Mexican/gringo town, surrounded by indigenous Mexicans living in poverty. Ive decided to move on to Pelenque after only two nights in this lovely town so full of economic contrasts as to be hard to comprehend.
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Brook Lopez admits he was a lazy rebounder last year
Dec 20, 2011, 2:10 PM EDT
Last season, Brook Lopez grabbed 10 percent of the available rebounds when he was on the floor. Six rebounds per game.
Think about that for a second — in a perfectly even world all 10 players on the floor would grab 10 percent of the boards. But if you are a seven-footer who plays around the basket the whole night, you should grab a whole lot more than the average guy. Kris Humphries grabbed 22 percent, which is where you want an elite rebounder to be. Heck, Troy Murphy grabbed 15.4 percent.
So what was up with Lopez?
He admitted he was lazy to the New York Post.
"It was a number of things — I was being lazy, first and foremost," Lopez said. "Hump was doing such a good job a lot of the time, that I'd see him doing his thing and kind of leak out offensively. I didn't really crash the offensive boards. There's really no excuse for that because I didn't leak out defensively at all.
"It's just been a constant focus daily. And it does help keeping those rebound attempts."
Lopez grabbed 11 boards in the Nets first preseason game against the Knicks (with the yet unsigned Humphries not present). Better. But again, preseason is meaningless. The Nets are expecting a lot more of that when the games matter. They want him to play with the fire of his brother Robin, not the cool detachment that seems to come with Brook.
We'll see. We could tie this back into how it's important if the Nets have any hope of keeping Deron Williams, but really every Nets post could be tied back like that. We'll let you do it on your own.
- edmazeing1 - Dec 20, 2011 at 2:14 PM
This is the same guy that said he looked up to Tim Duncan, TD never took a game or season off at Lopez age!!!
- raidmagic - Dec 20, 2011 at 3:05 PM
And I'm shocked that the Magic aren't jumping at a chance to trade for this guy
- thatboi901 - Dec 20, 2011 at 4:22 PM
Who would want to build a team around a big man who doesn't rebound?
- slopmcflop - Dec 20, 2011 at 7:16 PM
Aaaand that's the joke.
- snoopy2014 - Dec 20, 2011 at 8:50 PM
Maybe this is Lopez's way of further ensuring Orlando doesn't trade for him. Can't remember too many players ever coming out and saying "I'm lazy."
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VOTING!! Teen Challenge #18
The topic was "The Heist". Vote for your favorite!
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sishir: This one feels a bit empty. Its a lot of unused pace in the top of the picture. The theifes look really cool though.
Bendragon: A nice sense of motion here and a nice perspective. The money coming out doesent look like money though. It looks more like small green squares.
Evil_Sloth: That is some really nice color work there. Gives a nice and worn out mood. The huy in the foreground though looks to big compared to the train carrige.
v0rbiss: Some realy good anatomy here. A bit hard to see that he is stealing her necklace and also a bit more contrast would have been nice. you got my vote.
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Well, this time it's going to be much easyer to comment on all the pieces, because of the small number of participants! Btw, I think the reason for that is the topic. Far too specific, without too much room for author's own ideas.
sishir: It's very good you've decided to push your abilityes to the max by choosing such a hard composition, with complex lighting problems to be solved and human figures on top of that! You've done a good job, with some little issues tho: The too much dark space in the upper part of the image, as Njord mentioned already, and mainly the anatomy of the figures. Especially the tied up figures.
Bendragon: cool perspective, but wrong. And a serious case of broken neck. The foreground, under the hoverbike or w/er that is, is too saturated and is taking away the attention from the figure. If I didn't knew the topic, I'd seriously think "wtf is going on in that picture?" nothing really implies a big bank job or something. And don't leave the perspective lines, they don't help a bit imho.
SLoth: The perspective on the buildings in the bg is messed up somehow, but i can't point out why exactly. Neo's arm, holding the gun looks weird. And this picture isn't exactly speaking "HEIST" to me.
Njord: Thank you for the crit's, I was thinking about the contrast too, but then decided to "oh, fuck it..." On to your peace: The guy seems a bit disproportioned, especially the hands and teh head. The perspective on the building-like things behind the guy isn't convincing, and as the lightsource comes from the back of the figure, a big patch of darkness should have appeared under the rocket/guys arms, further leading the eyes to the focal point.(the guy with tghe rocket! ) ANd this piece too isn't eaxactly screaming "Heist", more like "a guy gets shot".
Nontheless, you've handled this crappy technique pretty good! :
My vote goes to sishir, for undertaking such a hard task this time!
That's all, folks! From now on, I'll try to be as honest and brutal in my crits, as possible! And of course, I don't expect anything less from your crits on my works!
October 23rd, 2006 #4
Vorbiss got my vote. Alot could have been better about the drawing, but it has a really cool look to it. And I love scissors.
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Voted for ben . I just belive its the coolest piece, although, some very-valid crits have been mentioned on the piece, but yeah, got my vote!
October 23rd, 2006 #6
Im going to go for Mr EvilSloth here. Its probably the most epic piece here. Rendering is also good there.
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October 23rd, 2006 #7
10x Andorz! Can you pls specify exactly how it could be "alot better"? It's not fair to say just that and leave man!
October 23rd, 2006 #8
Lol sorry, didnt feel likw writing
*Anatomy. Pretty much all over (Except the mans face - It looks great!)
*Background. Very messy
*Shading. Same as background. Try out different pencils (HB, B1, B2 etc.)
*The womans hair. Could look more natural. Looks very.. plastic now
*More contrast
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October 23rd, 2006 #9
I did something, but I didn't finnish it, and I was digusted by the weird porportions I somehow managed from the odd angle I chose. Oh well. Ces't la vie. Nice small group for crits though.
sishir: I'm afraid I'm only seeing half of thise picture because my monitor has troubles with dark scenes and colours. From what I can see though, I really like the security guard peering inquisitivel around the corner. The lighting makes for good atmosphere. However I find the large black areas distracting, but that could be because of my monitor.
Bendragon: I love the angle and the movement. My only big problem with it is the flying cash/smoke (I'm not sure which If smoke, should billow more, if cash, should be bigger rectangles). It appears to be moving away from the bike at a 90-110 degree angle, I think it should should be flying at more of a 180 degreed, lined up with the bike, with the bills maybe scattering more towards the end of the trail. My favourite part of this piece is probably the sky.
Evil Sloth: Great job as usual. I think yo may of overdone the blur on some of the bills slightly though. The contrast between the front guy and the guy ontop of the train throws me off at first glance. The blurry guys looks incomplete in comparison to the sharp image of the guy clinging o the side of the train, but after a second or two my eyes kinda accepted the diffence. The textures are great. I always love the textures you use .
Vorbis: You've got great facial expression, but my eyes keep wondering to the mass of lines you used to shade the background. Just try slowing down. The stacato lines work well with the central characters in making a rustic, creepy look, but some of it gets a little lost in the background. As andors said, try using diffrent pencils.
Njord: Was that ink or watercolour you used? It's pretty good, but your neck came out a little thick. You did an awsome job on the bullet comming through his chest, a little indication of where it entered would help make it more noticeable though, such as just a light streak behind his back. Also, when working with heavly water based mediums, it's important to have good paper. Something thick so it dosen't warp. If you can't get super thick paper, try for some medium thick paper, and stretch it on a board by soaking it in water for a second or two, then tapeing it down. It helps the paper keep it's shape. When I did this I used a kind of tape that works like those lickable stickers, so that it sticks to the wet surface.
As for my vote... err.. I haven't decided yet. I'l get back to you all on that.
October 23rd, 2006 #10
Mine ended up in a similar situation as Keng. Didn't finish, and just ended up not being too happy with where it was going.
As for crits, just one that hasn't already been said.
Bendragon- I think the cash flying out the back would look better if they weren't all the same size, ie. bigger towards us, smaller away from us.
It was a close call between Bendragon and Evil_Sloth, but Evil_Sloth got it in the end. I just think it had the most motion.
Great job everyone!
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October 24th, 2006 #11
Yeah it's crunch time at school atm, sucks balls after exams i'll pull my finger out.
I really liked everyones stuff this round, growth and prosper teens!
Btw awesome crits guys inspiring stuff.
October 24th, 2006 #12
i have been too busy! but thank you a ton on those crits, didnt realize them until yove told me
i am suprised so many teens can draw so well! happy to be with you people on this board!
i dont know what to crit on much, all that i was about to say was said already by others.
October 24th, 2006 #13
To Keng: I've had some problems lately. I moved from the States to Spain and i just had the artstuff i took with me on the plane. I have been 4 months without proper supplies since my stuff have been hold up in the custom's office. Also i moved to a really rich turist part of Spain where i can't get any good supplies. So i have been doing watercolors and inkwash on 100g per m2 paper. Is a horrible thing to do, but i have nothing better.
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Jan 24, 2012, 1:26 PM EDT
Sabres goalie Ryan Miller left practice this morning in New Jersey after taking a Marc-Andre Gragnani shot up high "off the collarbone area," reports BuffaloNews.com
Right after the puck clanged the goalie, he got to his skates and headed directly to the dressing room area, stopping only briefly to angrily put his stick on the bench.
The agitated goalie spent time in the medical room with Tim Macre. The athletic trainer then met privately with coach Lindy Ruff.
When asked later if he was OK, Miller said, "Yeah," and walked away.
Ruff added: "I think he's OK."
So that's…good.
PS — Can you think of a worse goalie to hit up high with a shot during practice than Miller? I feel like he'd hold a grudge. Probably gonna give Gragnani the silent treatment for a month.
- patg1041 - Jan 24, 2012 at 1:39 PM
He is such a twat.
- busieks - Jan 24, 2012 at 1:43 PM
Needs some anger management…
- kicksave1980 - Jan 24, 2012 at 2:02 PM
Maybe Miller is acting like a baby, but most goalies do get pissed when players shoot high in practice and warmups.
- Jason Brough - Jan 24, 2012 at 2:10 PM
I had a goalie once that used to charge out at us if we went high during warm-ups. They're all insane.
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Warm-ups are for the goalie, not the shooters. Tuck it under the cross bar after I leave the net.
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Warm ups, for sure. There may be nothing more annoying as a goalie than a team mate head shotting you in the warm up! But it is inevitable you're going to take the odd one high in practise though…
- Jason Brough - Jan 24, 2012 at 2:44 PM
Never have to worry with me. Right in the pads every time. Same as during the game, sadly.
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When people went high on me in warmups, I used to just leave the net and stretch in the corner. If he feels the need to hear his shot clang off the glass to get ready for a game, it's not coming at my expense.
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I play it safe & miss the net all the time, why take a chance?
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Ryan Miller is having a comically bad year, isn't he?
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Miller cant stop anything up high. Grags should have known better. Maybe he should have just gone for Millers famous five-hole goals.
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Julian Lopez and a friend left their camp at Lake Helen to climb the 14,162-foot mountain at 5 p.m. Saturday.
They followed the Avalanche Gulch route and reached the Red Banks area around 10 p.m., when Lopez slipped and fell about 2,000 feet. The fall broke his climbing helmet and Lopez reported that he had a serious hip injury and could not move his legs, sheriff's department spokeswoman Susan Gravenkamp said.
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NFL Week 8 Betting Previews- Dallas Cowboys vs. Philadelphia Eagles
Point spread: Philadelphia -3.5
Over/Under: 50.5
In one of the classic rivalries in the NFL, the Dallas Cowboys square-off against the Philadelphia Eagles in front of a prime-time audience this Sunday night at Lincoln Financial Field. Kick-off is slated for 8:20 p.m. (ET) and the game will be broadcast nationally on NBC.
Last Sunday's 34-7 romp over St. Louis as a 14-point home favorite raised Dallas's overall record to 3-3 straight-up (3-2-1 against the spread) but its season so far has been one big roller-coaster ride. The other six games have been decided by four points or less and most of them were not decided until late in the game.
At the center of it all has been Tony Romo, who has been both chastised and praised for his play so far. Overall his numbers have been solid with a 64.5 completion percentage and over 1,700 yards passing, but his six interceptions and one lost fumble proved to be costly mistakes in a couple of losses. A key to winning this game could be rookie running back DeMarco Murray, who could give the Cowboys a much needed running game. Last week against the Rams, he set the team's single-game rushing record with 253 yards on 25 carries.
Philadelphia is coming off a bye week which could prove to be bad news for Cowboy fans. Since taking over as head coach in 1999, Andy Reid is a perfect 12-0 SU following a bye. What has not been perfect has been the Eagles' play this year.
The inability to hold onto the ball on offense coupled with the inability to stop the run on defense has led to a less than stellar start for a team that was touted as a Super Bowl contender at the beginning of the year. The result has been a 2-4 start both SU and ATS with the total going 'over' in four of the six games.
The Cowboys are 7-0 ATS in their last seven games as an underdog and the total has gone 'over' in 12 of their last 15 games against the NFC.
The Eagles are 4-1 ATS in their last five games following a bye week and the total has gone 'over' in 13 of their last 19 games overall.
Head-to-head in this series, Dallas is 5-0 ATS in the last five meetings overall and 5-2 ATS in its last seven trips to Philadelphia. The total has gone 'over' in four of the previous seven meetings.
Turnovers, mistakes, and penalties could loom large in this game as the team that avoids them the best will win. Give the straight-up edge to Philadelphia coming off a bye and playing at home, but stick with the past trends in this one as Dallas covers with the 3.5 points.
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The city has at least toyed with the idea of barriers and even considered various locations in a 2008 study. "I have always considered that flood gates are something we should consider, but are not necessarily the immediate answer to rush toward," said Rohit Aggarwala, a Stanford University teacher who is former director of the New York mayor's Office of Long-Term Planning and Sustainability.
Unswayed by Sandy, Mayor Michael Bloomberg and his assistants have been blunter. Bloomberg said barriers might not be worthwhile "even if you spent a fortune."
Deputy Mayor Cas Holloway said no specific measures - whether more wetlands, higher seawalls or harbor barriers - have been ruled out because "there's no one-size-fits-all solution." But he compared sea barriers to the Maginot Line, the fortified line of defenses that Germany quickly sidestepped to conquer France at the beginning of World War II.
"The city is not going to be totally stormproof, but I think it can be very adaptable," he added. He said that new flood maps informed by Sandy are being drawn up, and he suspects they will extend the zones where new developments must install critical equipment above flood level.
Computer simulations indicate that hard barriers, which have worked elsewhere around the world, would do a good job of shielding New York neighborhoods behind them. But they'd actually make flooding worse just outside the barriers, where surging waters would pile up with nowhere to go.
The patriarch of this research is Malcolm Bowman, a native New Zealander who leads a passionate cadre of barrier researchers at Stony Brook University on the northern shore of Long Island. His warnings have mostly gone unheeded. "I feel like a biblical prophet crying in the wilderness: `The end is near!'" Bowman said.