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Albums: Oh Happy Day (1982)
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Industry Information:
Effective Inventory Analysis: Inventory is the largest and probably the most important asset of many distributors.
It is crucial that every distributor develops and uses a comprehensive set of tools that allows
them to closely monitor the performance of their investment in inventory. In this document
we will discuss several simple measurements that will help ensure that you are maximizing the
profitability and productivity of your investment in inventory.
Effective Replenishment Parameters: Many distributors rely on their computer software to help them decide when to replenish the inventory of stock products and
how much of each product to reorder. Unfortunately, the system is often set up incorrectly or misused, and the distributor
does not receive all of the possible value from this very expensive tool. In this document we discuss some common replenishment parameters found in distribution application software packages.
Food and Beverage Manufacturers Evolve for the New Economy: A "New Economy" is emerging with constant and rapid changes in costs, demand trends, consumer preferences, customer needs, niche markets, safety and environmental regulations, and competitors. Adapting to this New Economy has forced companies to further streamline their operations for greater efficiencies and waste reduction in order to survive.
Information Integration Advantages: The food and beverage industry faces many challenges
- ensuring food safety, keeping up with regulatory compliance mandates, managing shifting demand, and squeezing margins from complex distribution
networks. The key to success is information - capturing data up and down the supply chain
and providing access for analysis so that executives can make rapid, informed decisions. For most companies of scale, this type of sophisticated information management requires a common,
integrated information technology platform.
Improving the Accuracy of Your Forecasts: Distributors have to provide the best possible material availability as well as more services with a smaller investment in
stock inventory. They have to do more with less. In order to accomplish this goal, estimates of future usage of stocked items must
be as accurate as possible. In this document we will explore some ideas we have found to be effective in developing accurate
demand forecasts for your stock products.
Keeping Stock Balances Accurate: If you don't know what is actually in your warehouse or storeroom, you cannot provide customers with reliable stock availability
information and you won't reorder products at the proper time. Maintaining accurate stock balances is a vital component of
an effective inventory management program. Without correct on-hand quantities it is difficult if not impossible to meet your
customer service and profitability goals.
Key Challenges Facing Food and Beverage Manufacturers and What
They Must Do To Survive: Food manufacturers have a lot on their plates these days: fickle consumers, powerful retailers, increasingly stringent food safety rules, and much more. However, margins are slim and the competition is furious. There are hundreds of product categories, and to compete, firms must constantly innovate. Even industry giants
can't afford to sit back. Given this backdrop, how can the SMB food manufacturer cope in the face of the same external pressures and fewer resources?
Maintaining Stock in Branch Locations: Distributors rely on branch locations to maintain a high level of customer service. But providing this service is very expensive.
It is imperative that distributors carefully analyze the products that should be maintained in each branch location as well as the
replenishment source for each item. In this document we will discuss policies
and procedures for successfully maintaining stock inventory in
branch locations.
Staying Competitive in the Multi-Channel Distribution Industry: Multi-channel distribution operations are becoming more complex, with ever-changing customer requirements, global and electronic marketplaces, multiple distribution channels, and compliance initiatives adding to the perennial challenges of delivering accurately and on time. Successfully meeting these challenges in ways that provide competitive advantage requires tight synchronization of business processes throughout the supply chain and across the entire enterprise.
Superior Supply Chains in the Food and Beverage Industry: In an environment full of new opportunities, food
manufacturers must advance their supply chains beyond
traditional buy-and-sell relationships to retain existing
business and capture emerging markets. Without a strategic focus
on supply-chain management, operations throughout the supply chain can rapidly deteriorate, putting quality, profitability, and lives in jeopardy.
Sustaining Success in a Competitive Industry: Strict compliance standards, low profit margins, intense
competition, high customer-service expectations - when
you're in the food and beverage distribution industry, these
conditions define your business. As a player in the industry,
how effectively you meet the challenges determines whether
or not your company is successful.
The First Steps to Achieving Effective Inventory Control: In this document we will discuss the first steps to getting your current inventory under control. We will help you determine
what products you should stock, what to do with unwanted inventory, and how to organize storage locations in your warehouse.
As you implement the following steps, observe the effect on your company's overall operations as well as the "bottom line."
The Value of Manufacturing Visibility: Information is critical to manufacturers—indicating how and when goods are being produced and to where products are moving. Capturing and sharing manufacturing information requires a strategic approach that identifies what should be tracked, with whom to share information, and how to leverage this "manufacturing visibility" into improved operations and business performance.
Product Information:
Build a Competitive Edge for Manufacturing Plant Operations: This white paper outlines ways that technology can help manufacturers meet challenges, increase operational efficiency, and step ahead of competitors with more proactive planning, greater shared visibility, and more agile and more profitable responses to change. This white paper will also address specific ways that Microsoft Dynamics AX can help your manufacturing operations compete, grow, and succeed.
Drive Greater Success with Enhanced Supply Chain Visibility: Microsoft Dynamics AX offers global manufacturers a business management solution that provides integrated, real-time data in open, standard formats that can be easily shared through communication and collaboration tools
- to effectively bridge the entire supply chain.
This can bring greater transparency and connectivity to supply chains, empowering your organization to meet the challenges of today's competitive markets.
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This white paper reviews trends and challenges and explores the advantages of an appropriate and effective BI solution in an ERP environment. It also discusses how Microsoft Dynamics AX, with other Microsoft technologies and programs, can help organizations harness the potential of information, use it to empower everyone in the organization and supply chain, and turn the resulting insight into competitive advantage.
Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 White Paper
Recession Intervention: Why ERP is Critical Now: During a recession, investing dollars in new technology to manage resources may seem counterproductive. But in fact, automated enterprise resource planning (ERP) can result in efficiencies you'd never achieve with the conventional practices your company may be used to. And those differences could make or break your company during tough economic times.
The Need for a Modern System: The need for modern systems is the most common issue facing today's IT buyers. Systems that haven't kept up with changing business demands impose increasing operational inefficiencies that can severely impact a company's bottom line. The wide range of capabilities offered by the applications in the Microsoft Dynamics line give you the tools to overcome many of the problems caused by outdated systems.
The Value of Microsoft Dynamics AX for Manufacturers: Greater visibility enables manufacturers to focus less on the tactical pressures of the marketplace and more on innovation and strategic growth. Organizations moving from disparate or traditional paper-based systems are likely to achieve significant returns from Microsoft Dynamics AX in terms of productivity and visibility alone. Deployed properly, Microsoft Dynamics AX can deliver a positive ROI in fewer than 18 months.
Please contact Merit Solutions if you are interested in learning
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Project SCORE (Signal Communications by Orbiting Relay Equipment) was the world's first communications satellite. Launched aboard an American Atlas rocket on December 18, 1958, SCORE provided a first test of a communications relay system in space, as well as the first successful use of the Atlas as a launch vehicle. It captured world attention by broadcasting a Christmas message via short wave radio from U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower through an on-board tape recorder.[1] SCORE, as a geopolitical strategy, placed the United States at an even technological par with the Soviet Union as a highly functional response to the Sputnik 1 and Sputnik 2 satellites.
The six-month effort was the first endeavor of the then-new Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) headed by Roy Johnson, and proved that a small, highly focused and versatile research group with appropriate resources was an ideal method to achieve the scientific and technological advances necessary to succeed in the emerging global space race.[2]
SCORE's technical objectives were two-fold. In addition to showing that an Atlas missile could be put into orbit, the project demonstrated the feasibility of transmitting messages through the upper atmosphere from one ground station to one or more ground stations. The result of the project, which used both real-time and store and forward techniques, was a major scientific breakthrough which proved that active communications satellites could provide a means of transmitting messages from one point to any other on Earth.[3]
The SCORE communications package was designed and built by Kenneth Masterman-Smith, a military communication research engineer, along with other personnel with the U.S. Army Signal Research and Development Laboratory (SRDL) at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey.[4] The overall project was conducted in such secrecy that only 88 people were aware of its existence. Before the date of the SCORE launch, 53 of the 88 people had been told the project had been canceled and they were not to mention to anyone that it had ever existed. That left only 35 people who knew of the mission of Atlas 10B with the rest of the engineering crew, including the launch crew, under the impression that they were working solely on a test launch of the rocket.[5]:236 The night before launch, however, Rear Adm, John E. Clark, deputy director of ARPA, was asked at a news conference whether he could deny that Eisenhower's voice was on the recorder. He replied, "No," and news reports that day suggested the voice might well be the president's.[6]
The payload weighed 68 kg (150 pounds), and was built into the fairing pods of the Atlas missile. Combined weight of the total on-orbit package was 3969 kg (8750 pounds). SCORE was launched into a 183 km by 1,481 km (114 mile by 920 mile) orbit from LC-11 at Cape Canaveral Missile Test Annex, Florida inclined 32.3 degrees, with a period of 101.5 minutes. Its batteries lasted 12 days and it reentered the atmosphere on 21 January 1959.[7] The communications repeater installed on the missile would receive a signal, amplify it, and then retransmit it. Two redundant sets of equipment were mounted in the nose of the SCORE missile. Four antennas were mounted flush with the missile surface, two for transmission and two for reception. SCORE's other equipment included two tape recorders, each with a four-minute capacity. Any of four ground stations in the southern United States could command the satellite into playback mode to transmit the stored message or into record mode to receive and store a new message. These redundancies proved invaluable as one of the tape recorders malfunctioned and was rendered inoperable during the 12 day mission.[1]
The first transmitted message from space to Earth was:
"This is the President of the United States speaking. Through the marvels of scientific advance, my voice is coming to you from a satellite circling in outer space. My message is a simple one: Through this unique means I convey to you and to all mankind, America's wish for peace on Earth and goodwill toward men everywhere."[1]
On the day of the launch, Eisenhower had a schedule at the White House that coincidentally involved hosting a delegation from Soviet-controlled Poland. At a White House dinner that evening, he was informed of the success of the launch, at which point he interrupted the dinner and revealed the project's existence to the audience. His announcement pointedly described that although SCORE was a peaceful mission, the U.S. now had the capability of delivering a nuclear weapon from space.[8]
The broadcast signal for Eisenhower's greeting was fairly weak, and only very sensitive radio receivers were able to detect it. Most Americans heard the message as it was rebroadcast on commercial news programs.[5]:243
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direction and it really was in every direction. >> reporter: he was there monday night when the water was pouring in. what we saw down there is staggering today as you'll see in a moment. there is a lot of work ahead for a lot of people. some progress to report as well. no doubt about that. this evening, new jersey governor chris christie lifted evacuation orders in cape may and atlantic counties on the southern tip of the state. that's progress. as you'll see growing danger farther up the coast from broken gas lines. it has been that kind of day. danger, heart break, victory and setbacks everywhere sandy hit. the sound of progress. subways, limited service once again. the power went out and the water came in. aboveground, more buses but still too many riders. >> it is amazing to see the faces of people get off the subways. they're thinking things are going fine and then they see this. this is just a mess. >> a mess that many simply
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choose to walk away from. tens of thousands walking mile to work over the city's bridges. all around the area, driving meant waiting to gas up. with tanks running empty and patience running low. >> this is the line. i follow the line. >> it is not just gas running low. >> we are over the next few days going to have to work out some procedures to make sure people can get food. >> as many as a million new yorkers may need help. fema is flying in food, supplies, and personnel. >> we're all in this together. we are desperately trying to help everybody. we're trying to prioritize. >> across the river in hoboken, new jersey, national guard rescues continue. up and down the devastated jersey shore, natural gas service being cut with utility crews scrambling to plug hundreds of explosive leaks. on new york city, staten island, all the worst that sandy brought is all coming home. >> total, total devastation.
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never in my life. i live a mile from the beach. how did that water get to my house? >> and there has not been as much attention on staten island as there should have been. so much heart ache out there. the 88 people who lost their lives in the storm, 36 in new york, 19 in staten island. two were young boys, brothers who might have survived. that's what their mom says. if her story bears out, it wouldn't have taken a miracle either. just a neighbor doing the right thing. gary tuckman has their story. >> reporter: a ford explorer on the side of the street in the staten island, new york. the car seats remain where two little boys, brandon and connor moore were sitting as their mother glenda was driving duran hurricane sandy desperately looking for shelter. the story of what happened is bad, horrifying, terrifying. she was driving her suv down this street. it plunged into this hole during the height of hurricane sandy. she then got out of the vehicle wither had 2-year-old son ander had 4-year-old son. remember, it is pouring rain, torrential, the winds, 90 miles per hour.
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she comes over here to this tree. and holds on to the tree, grabbed the branches. holds on to it and holds on to her sons at the same time. she did this, according to police, for hours. that's what she told police. she then said she went up to this house behind me. knocked on the door. the man was inside and pleaded with them, let us inside your house. she said the man would not let her in the house with her sons. she then went into the back, stood on the balcony, took a flower pot to break a window to get in. wasn't able to and ultimately floodwaters came through and swept her sons away. everyone was wishing for a miracle on the search for the children. but there really wasn't any optimism the boys would be found alive. new york city police used a fan boat to look for them in the nearby marsh. the police divers walk through that swampy marsh. sadly, the bodies of both children were found not far from each other about a quarter mile away from where glenda last held them. family members say glenda is too distraught to talk to us. we wanted to meet the man who lived in the house where police
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say glenda sought protection. nobody answered the door. while we were standing near the house on public property, an angry man appeared. >> get the hell out. it's my house. no cameras here. stop. stop. get out. get the hell out. >> did a woman knock on your door -- >> no, sir. no, sir. >> reporter: allen did not want to say his last name but the house in question is his and he said he was inside during the hurricane. >> the police say that glenda came with her two sons. knock on your door. >> no, sir. absolutely not. >> reporter: you did not see a woman with two children. >> absolutely not. >> who what she told police is not accurate? >> i only saw the man. >> reporter: you said you saw a man come to your door. >> he didn't come to the door. there were stairs. he must have been standing at the bottom of the stairs. >> reporter: what did he do? >> he took a flower pot. i can show you. there's one in the backyard. there were. two he threw one of them through the door. >> reporter: what they're saying is after you didn't let her in, she tried to break a window to get in. is it possible you're mistaken? >> no.
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because i had to stay there all night. i sat all night with my back against the door. in the kitchen. >> reporter: the man, did you let the man in the house? >> he didn't ask to come in. he asked me to come out and help him. >> reporter: did you help him? >> what could i do to help him? i'm wearing the same clothes. this is my brother's jack. i had shorts on with flip flops. >> reporter: are you saying you did not see a woman and two children? >> you saw a man. >> a man. >> you must feel terrible for this woman and her two children? >> did they find the children? i don't know. >> reporter: they found them. they found them dead today. >> of course. it's a tragedy. of course. absolutely. unfortunate. she shouldn't have been out. it's one of those things. she shouldn't have been on the road. >> reporter: a lot of people are. and they look for help sometimes. >> there's nothing i can. do i'm that a rescue work he. the mayor said, rescue worker, don't endanger the lives of rescue workers. if i would have been outside, i would have been dead. >> reporter: he said police have talked to him and he told them the same story he told us.
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an upsetting story about a most tragic night. >> clearly, somebody's story is not accurate. either his or the mom's. i mean, is there any more to find out about this? are police looking into it? is it i guess, is that the end of it? >> well, it brings up an interesting point. there is a lot of outrage. the police officers, they don't go on camera in new york city. but off camera they told us, they're very upset. they're very emotional about finding these children's bodies. one police source told me angrily, this man should be charged criminally. now aside from the fact that he denies they came to his house, we wanted to consult our legal experts to find out if this could be a crime. and indeed, it apparently is not a crime not to help. whether it is ethical or moral is another question but it doesn't appear to be a crime. it doesn't appear anything else will happen in this situation with this man. >> reporter: you certainly want to think that everybody reaches out to help strangers in their time of need. if that did not happen in this
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case, it is just compounds the tragedy. i appreciate your handling of this really difficult story. new yorkers already know that staten islanders are proud and tough. tonight people want the city, state and country to know they need help and say they're not getting it. >> we're going to die if we get killed with the weather, we're going to die. we're going to freeze. we got 90-year-old people. >> we'll have them moved this afternoon. >> please. we have no cars. don't you see? we need -- please, president obama, please listen to us down here. we are going to die. you don't understand. you've got to get your trucks here on this corner now. >> we are trying -- >> this is three days. >> with us now is the satten island president. the situation is grave and it hasn't gotten the attention from media and also the authorities over the last three days. are you finally starting to see --
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>> we're seeing some improvement from what took place this morning. >> reporter: you basically, you know, said some tough words about the red cross saying, look, people shouldn't even donate because they're not there to help. and does that seem to have gotten at least the wheels moving. >> frustration turns into anger. there wasn't much help for the people of staten island. i didn't see the red cross nowhere. nowhere at all to be found. and the events you see this morning with this young lady, i saw staten island for the past two and a half, three days. there was no one there to answer questions. >> why is that? the bridges were out? how do you explain it? >> i'm not going to justify why or why not. they weren't committed by me. after today's outburst that we had this morning, there has been a lot of results. i had ten buses come over from the red cross. they're feeding the people. giving them soup. and it has been excellent, sending over food and water and
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senator schumer came down to have a press conference where we disclosed to him that there was a lack of help coming down to people. that i saw come into the shelter the day after the storm with no clothes on almost. no shoes on. we were stocked. the city shelters were well stocked. we ran out and i gave them orders to go out. pay for it. buy it and i'll vouch for it. there were no answers for these people. some of these people that came into shelters. their home had been destroyed the night before. they had no place to go. where do they go when they leave the shelter? i need answers. these people need answers. >> it is frustrating that it takes you yelling to start to get some answers. >> you're not supposed to govern by yelling. but frustration went into anger. but it seem to have gotten some results. >> what do you need most right now in staten island? what are your biggest needs? >> i need fema to be. there i got a call from fema headquarters that they'll have a squad there tomorrow attached to me.
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>> so they'll be there tomorrow. >> absolutely, he said. and then we'll go toward staten island. people need someone to speak to. how do i get help? from whom do i get help? how do my children go to school? they have no clothes, they have no home. these are questions that should be answered by government. to do for people what people can't do for themselves. there are no answers. >> we want to touch base with your mom and if that team doesn't show up, will you let us know? >> absolutely. i want to thank you to give us the publicity that we need. thank you very, very much. god bless you. god bless you. >> thank you very much. let us know what you think. follow us on twitter @anderson cooper. i'm in the area where twitter works. i'll be tweeting downtown where i live and lower manhattan where a lot of people live. there is still no internet service, no electricity. just ahead, the new york subway. the part that got submerged.
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breaking news to report. late news the holland tunnel, one of the major arteries into and out of manhattan will reopen tomorrow morning. that's good progress. one of the two tubes opening back up for rush hour tomorrow. still for many, getting around tonight and tomorrow is going to remain a nightmare. take a look at this. these are pictures from outside the barkley center in brooklyn. those are thousands and thousands of people waiting for hours to get on buses into manhattan. this is what it looks like when new yorkers lose the subway system that we all rely on. the subway has been shut down since sunday night. limited subway service started today but very limited. nothing below 34th street where there's no power. if you're familiar with new york, that's a huge chunk of the city. there is still no power to lower manhattan. entire subway stations are flooded. jason carroll got an upclose
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look at the mta official, it is not hard to see why the subways are down in that part of the city. watch this. >> what is it exactly that you'll be doing down here? this is an area clearly where you're working now. >> the station complex itself will require, is significant rehabilitation due to the damage from the storm. the infrastructure, the electrical systems, the fare collection systems, the lighting systems, the stairways, the ventilation systems, the elevators, the escalators. they're all pretty much ruined from the water from the surge damage. just follow my same footsteps. believe it or not, these timbers washed in from the bay. >> this timber here. >> absolutely. >> reporter: this washes in from the -- >> from the tidal surge.
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>> reporter: it is incredible to think this was a subway station. >> one of our newest subway stations. >> reporter: so were you able to -- obviously, you were able to pump out a lot of the water from where we are right now. >> it's dry. it is dry to this level but we'll take a quick look over there at the stairway that goes down to the 109 terminal station and you'll see the level of water where it stands today. >> this pretty much says it all, too. when you see what's left over here. >> this is the finished surface wall with time. you see it washed out from the wall coming down the stairway. >> so that's the level of water. this is completely flooded all the way down to the platform level and to the tracks. where you would typically go down. and get on a train? it would be another level down? >> at one point the water was up where we're standing here. you can tell where the step are. >> yes, at this very level. it is about -- we've pumped out about 15 feet so far. >> okay.
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so you've pumped 15 feet you've already pumped. wow. okay. >> and a lot more to go. 25 feet down of water, additional water. >> still lies in place. >> when do you think this particular subway station will be up and totally running again? >> i could not tell you. i really couldn't tell you. i don't have the skills or expertise. >> if you had on guess? >> i would say months. >> months. >> months. >> jason carroll joins me now. that's incredible to see. this is unprecedented in the 108 years of the subway. nobody has planned for this kind of thing. salt water in the subway system. when i asked them about what they'll have to do to get this done, the task ahead of them, he said monumental. that's how he described it. he said basically, it is not just about pumping water. you saw the debris. they have to get rid of the debris. then what you've got to do is test the equipment. you've got to have power in order to do that.
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so a monumental task and so corrosive on the instrumentation, they don't even know if it will work. >> you can see the stairs that have already started to rust. and it is hard to tell from those pictures there, when we looked down that stairwell. i said how much further down do you have to go? two more flights. two more flights of water that is submerged, so it really gives you a sense of the work that lies ahead. >> i'm thinking with all that water still in there, even after a couple days, the at. mold that could develop and mold, getting rid of that stuff takes a long time. so months is very easy to understand. >> it is a conservative estimate. and we were talking about, what if anything could you do to try to prevent something like this? that's what a lot of people are thinking. he said really nothing. unless you're going to build some sort of a seawall to protect manhattan from the water coming in. >> people are starting to talk about that. building some kind of system of gates like now they have in new orleans. i talked to a climate expert. he said in the next 100 years waters will rise two to three more feet.
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it has risen one foot over the last 100 years. so the next 100 years, they're saying two to three feet. for new york that could be devastating. >> and think about this. when you look at the pictures, you look at the images there, these commuters are watching when am i going to be able to get back to that subway station? 8.5 million people use it every day. it is going to be a while. >> incredible. appreciate it. thanks for getting down there. there another major part of the storm's aftermath that's affecting people in new york and new jersey. just look at any gas station. people are waiting for hours to fill up their tanks. the pedestrians waiting in lines with gas cans for generators. the power outages. aaa says ports in new jersey and staten island are closed for transporting fuel and the traffic jams are it hard for trucks to get the gas to stations. in some parts of new jersey, the problem is natural gas. the gas company said it has gotten more than 1,000 reports of leaks in just the past three days. randi kay went to check it out. >> reporter: for days this part of the new jersey coast has been
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a ticking time bomb. natural gas lines have been broken from sandy have been spewing gas. we took a boat ride on the bay to see the threat for ourselves. the damage, truly unimaginable. we came out here in search of the natural gas leaks. but you can see, there is plenty of damage here as well. take a look at this house here in the distance. this is in the town of man loken. you can see it is completely collapsed there. completely falling apart. practically broken in half. and then if you can just swing over here. look at this one. this house, used to be over there on land. now it is sitting in the middle of the water. people up and down the coast have been anxiously waiting, wondering if their neighborhood might explode. here in barnigut bay, this one is split in two. you see that blue one. and you can smell in this area as we were getting closer to
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that home, you can smell the gas in the air. it was getting stronger and stronger as we got closer to it. already the gas company says they have responded to 1,300 gas leaks and they have cleared all of them. but here you can still smell it in the air. resident rob williams checked on his house and snapped this photo of a gas crew working to plug the leaks. look closely. they are digging for gas lines in the sand where a house had been washed away. williams said the gas crews were overwhelmed. the gas company says they didn't even know how bad the problem was, because they could only survey the damage by air. but once they were able to get closer in a boat like we are today, they were able to see just how dangerous it was. they, too, smelled the gas and they, too, realized they had a real problem on their hands. the gas leaks forced the mayor to shut the town down today. by this afternoon, new jersey natural gas began venting the system.
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purging the gas lines from the beach to the park as well as long beach island. turning it all off may make it safer for about 28,000 customers. but they are sure to be without natural gas for some time. >> randi joins me from new jersey. so is the gas company successful in shutting down the gas lines today? >> reporter: they were, anderson. that's the good news. they got the whole system shut down. i spoke with the company spokesman tonight and he confirmed that. but as far as the next step now, it is really hard to say. in purging the system of the gas, they had to flood it with water and that could really destroy all the pipes. this was their last resort. they were trying to save the whole system. in doing so now, they probably lost the whole system. in the next few days they'll go in and try to assess the damage. right now, 28,000 customers are without any gas and they'll likely have to rebuild this whole system, anderson. so not only will it take a whole lot of time but it may cost
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millions of dollars. >> wow! randi, appreciate. coming up, we'll survey the damage at the world trade center site, formerly known as ground zero in manhattan where water poured into the construction site of the 9/11 museum. governor cuomo took me for an exclusive look. is there a moment that stands out from this entire experience? >> i think it was this moment. i think it was that night you got a sense of how quickly it could all go so very bad.
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before the storm, there is no way of holding back the sea. highways flooded, cars, subway tunnels flooded as we talked about. some of the most commercially valuable handled on the earth is now waterlogged and so are 62 enacres of hal overed ground. we went below the world trade center site. take a look. monday night governor cuomo was here when the water poured in. in pitch black, he and lead engineer steve used flashlights to try to figure out how bad it was. >> when you saw the water coming in monday night, what went through your mind? >> it was one of the most frightening things -- how are you doing, guys? i mean, it was truly frightening, to say the least. it was all dark. all you hear is water in every direction. and it really was in every direction. and again, you didn't know when it was going to stop. and you're in the middle of building this building which has taken so long. and a lot of the site is in a very delicate, precarious area because it is under construction.
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watch your step. so frightening is the only word. it was disorienting and frightening. the memorial is in place. the museum is being constructed underneath. >> right. >> and the question is, what damage was being done the the museum? the museum did wind up filling up with water. >> now the water on the surface is gone but below ground, there is still a lot to pump out. the water is still being pumped out. >> yes. >> how much water is there right now? >> we think that somewhere between 150 to 200 million gallons at the bottom of this site. >> how much can you pump out -- >> we've pumped out over the last day, about 20 million. so that's not good enough. >> how concerned are you about what lies ahead? the other day you said, we've had now 200 storms in the last two years. i talked to an expert who said the water will be rising two to
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three feet in the next 100 years. >> new york is very vulnerable if that's the case. i do believe there's been an increase in extreme weather patterns. i believe to be prudent, we have to bank on additional extreme weather patterns and that could be the learning experience from this episode. here the underneath for the memorial site goes down about seven stories. and that is where the retaining wall is. >> underground on the floor of the museum, the water remains, but the retaining wall is still intact. >> so this is the actual retaining wall for the hudson river. you were afraid this could even break. >> that this was where it was coming from. it was rising so fast. steve was the master of the site. he is a construction genius. it was coming up so fast. it was either because it was coming from the hudson that quickly on the top or it was filling from the bottom. that quickly. and the worst fear would be that the retaining wall had breached
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and it was filling from the bottom and that's why we came down to check this wall. and it was wet like this but you didn't see any obvious cracks or leaks. >> there was water everywhere here and it was coming in fast. water pouring over here. >> here, there, everywhere you turn. >> and pitch black. little flashlights and the noise was deafening. because you would have water that was falling 20 or 30 feet, cascading. so it was deafening. >> the water is still being pumped out an lower manhattan is still without electricity. tonight for the first time since the storm, the lights on one world trade will turn on and construction begins again. >> the work goes on. >> the work goes on. >> people will look up and see the lights. >> the work will start again tonight. they're ready to go back to business. when new yorkers look up and see that, what do you want them to know? >> new york is back. new york is resilient. we're tough. we've gone through a lot but
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we're the better for it. we learn from it. and i believe we don't just rebuild. we rebuild better. that's what this site is all about. that's what new york is all about. >> for the families who lost loved one on this site. who want to see this come to life again? >> it has been a long struggle but it's coming. it is going to be something magnificent and something to be proud of and something all new york -- >> the governor called me up after we talked, after we had already separated to remind me and to remind everyone of the extraordinary work the men and women who are working on that site are doing and how eager they are to get back to work tonight, to have those lights on so they can start work again on one world trade. we met a lot of the men and women down on the site today. they're incredibly proud of the work they're doing and the work they weren't able to do to pump out so much water. the national guard troops worked all night to evacuate patients from bellevue hospital. we talked about that yesterday. by this morning, just seven were
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left to move. several major new york hospitals, as you know, have shut down after losing power. the most harrowing evacuate came during the storm. we cannot forget this image. it's been seen around the world, it's gone viral. a nurse on a stretcher cradling a baby as they're lowered into an ambulance outside the medical center. the hospital of generators had failed. we've slowed down the video. take a look at what the nurse is doing there. manually pumping air into the baby's lungs. the infant patient in the nicu was just eight hours old. so fragile. couldn't breathe on its own. that nurse's name is margo. she works in the ny nicu. she was part of a team that moved 20 babies in all. i'm so proud that she jones me now. thank you for all you've done. i hope you know people around the world are amazed by what you and the other nurses and doctors and orderlies did at that hospital. explain what it took to move those little babies down those flights of stairs in the dark. >> well, it took a lot of
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coordination between many, many people because the babies, normally, babies that tiny are not like held unless the mother is holding them. so we had to be sure that the baby was safe and warm. because they lose heat a lot. they all had central lines so somebody had to be holding the line. they were on monitors because we had to know how they were doing. you could not really see them that well. so somebody was holding the monitor and somebody was holding the oxygen tank and we were bagging the baby and the dad was there, too. >> you have people with flashlights standing on the stairs the stair cases were lined with volunteers and medical students that all had flashlights. >> incredible. >> it was just a wonderful -- >> how many people in each group per baby? >> with the really sick infants, we had about six or seven in a group. >> so you're going down with nine flights of stairs with six or seven people all -- you all have to move together. >> everybody has to move together. >> incredible.
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>> we had one of our unit clerks in front of us who was like saying, okay, another step, another step. she was helping us. it was actually so great. all the babies got safely. >> everybody survived. >> everybody was safe. everybody actually did really well. >> what is going through your mind in that time? >> next step. hold the baby. make sure the tube -- if it had a breathing tube, i had to make sure that tube did not jiggle. that it didn't come out. if it came out, we would have to resuscitate right there on the stairs so it was really important. >> you've been a nurse or 26 years? >> 36. >> 36 years. >> yeah. >> i mean, you've saved a lot of lives. have you ever experienced anything like this? >> no. this was the most dramatic. >> the most dramatic. >> yes. >> does the training just kick in? is part of your mind -- are you worried? are you just thinking, okay, next step. going through all the things you
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have to do. >> i think the worry is there but you have so many jobs to do that it blocks the worry. >> do you think being on tv is harder? >> being on tv is harder because i have nothing to do except stand here and -- it's just that, this is not my job. so when you do your job, you know how to do it. >> you do your job incredibly well. the whole city, i was tweeting about this. monday night, at the height of the storm, when i heard about this. we covered katrina so much, and we covered all the horror stories of the patients there. how the generators failed or why is something we'll get to in the days ahead. but for everybody who worked there, as a resident of the city, i want to say thank you. >> you're welcome. it was the whole team. you have to remember that 19 babies that people took one at a time. >> each had that team. incredible. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> thank you so much. yeah.
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we're obviously intensely focused on the still unfolding crisis that sandy left in its wake. another critical story the presidential election is now just five days away. president obama resumed campaigning today, a day after governor romney went back on the trail. they both planned to hold virtually nonstop events between now and tuesday. the race still considered too
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close to call. cnnst latest poll shows president obama ahead by one point. 48-47%. a national poll. the poll in the state of colorado, the new international poll shows 15% of likely polls backing obama. 48% backing romney, a two-point lead that's within the sampling error. 49-45, also within the margin of error. now today, governor romney's camp said he will campaign in pennsylvania on sunday. they claimed the deep blue key stone state is in play. they said the same thing in a memo but didn't cite any specific polling or other data. the obama campaign called it a sign of desperation on their part. joining me now with the raw politics, chief white house correspondent, jessica yellin, national correspondent jim acosta and correspondent john king. >> the storm has been a real curveball for candidates. how has mitt romney been handling transitioning back to regular campaign mode? does he feel that it may have
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stopped his momentum at all? >> what we saw earlier from mitt romney, he went back on offense. after dialing back his criticism of president obama in the immediate aftermath of superstorm sandy, he went on the attack today. he ridiculed the idea for the secretary and he unleashed this very negative ad down in florida. a spanish language tv ad that linked president obama to hugo chavez and the castro family. i think the romney campaign at this point, they're not really saying one way or the other whether or not the campaign has been damaged to some sentence by what happened with hurricane sandy but i think the, getting back on offense does reflect the fact that they feel like they'd better get this momentum back on their side. clearly it has been affected. >> and president obama has obviously been in full presidential mode. he took a break from campaigning but he's been very visible. he is getting good marks on the
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handling of the storm, most notably from governor chris christie in new jersey. is there any sense how voters may be reacting? >> we don't know how voters are reacting just yet. the president is in his own way taking advantage of the moment. he bounded off the plane today at his first stop wearing his leadership credentials on his sleeves literally. he was wearing a bomber jack that read, commander-in-chief. and he opened his first remarks by commenting on the storm and saying, it's one of those times when democrats and republicans come together. he is sort of walking that line of not politicizing it but making the reference to his role in it and his time with governor christie, it would seem. and then he's broadened out his message. he has a new closing argument. he's dropped the line and instead he's talking about bill clinton and what bill clinton's role was in doing kind of the right by the economy.
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and now talking about himself, barack obama, president obama as a leader who unites people. brings people together. and is now going back to the message of change from 2008, saying not talking about changing washington, but bringing americans' voices into washington and talking about himself as a unifier, clearly a mantle he is picking up in the wake of his leadership role in the role he's taken after superstorm sandy. >> it's amazing. the twist and turns this race has taken, i guess every presidential race does in the final days. a new polling out from colorado, still a very tight race there. what does it mean for next tuesday? what do the number show? >> the numbers in colorado show 50-48 for the president. that's a statistical tie. this is a state that is going down right to the very end. you can tell that when you're here. the early voting. this is one of the places republicans have even a slight advantage. that's not the case in any of the other voting states. if you look at colorado, nevada, then to the midwest. you would have to say in the public polling, the president has a slight advantage. they're all close enough for
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this to play out on election day. but you mentioned it, and they talked about the impact of the storm. incumbency cuts both ways and we may find out tomorrow whether the president's post storm leadership, the commander-in-chief, the use of the bully pulpit has helped him. when we get the numbers tomorrow we might be reminded that he is the incumbent and we have a sluggish economy. we could have another twist. >> does either candidate have the momentum? can anybody say which side has the momentum right now? >> no. if you look nationally, it has been consistent for a week. the race is tied. if you go state by state, in one state you say the president has a bit of a lead. in other states, romney has a bit of a lead or a momentum. in most of these places, the president had the luxury of no primary challenge so he has a better ground organization on paper. more offices, more people. they've had more time and money to spend on this so you would say it is an advantage. the final days of a campaign are always surreal. i remember michael dukakis saying he is slipping and sliding, we're rocking and rolling days before he went on
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to lose 40 states. but the democrats did send bill clinton into minnesota. they wouldn't do that if they weren't nervous. they sent him into pennsylvania. they wouldn't do that if they themselves were not so sure. that's the mystery of this campaign. the obama campaign thinks we'll have an electorate that looks like 2008 on tuesday but they're not certain about that. none of the campaigns are. that's why we have so many states that are so close. guess what, we just don't know. >> john king, jessica yellin. thanks. we were reporting earlier on the broadcast about the lack of attention staten island has been getting. we got breaking news. we just got word that janet napolitano is going to visit staten island tomorrow. as we mentioned, people have been expressing a lot of frustration and the federal response, secretary napolitano will tour the area. still ahead, we remember the victims of the storm. we are learning more and more about the lives lost.
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so many people here in new york and new jersey and throughout the northeast have lost everything, others are still without power or having a lot of trouble getting around and waiting in long lines for gas. for some families, the toll that sandy took is much higher. at least 157 people were killed in this storm. 88 of them here in the united states. tonight we remember all of those
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who died. we want to take a minute just to get to know a little bit about some of their lives. as the swirling wind of sandy swept through southwestern connecticut, russell was doing the job he cherished as a volunteer firefighter. he was returning from a fire and authorities say he stopped his truck along a road in the small town of eaton, connecticut. he and two other firefighters were trying to remove a huge log in the middle of the road when a suspected microburst of wind sent an enormous tree falling on top of him. russ was pinned beneath the tree. he was pronounced dead at a local hospital. he was 55 years old and had spent ten years as a volunteer. connecticut's governor, daniel malloy, praised russell as a firefighter doing what he loved most. he was a hard worker and would do anything for anybody. in new jersey, the slashing winds caused death.
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richard and beth, who own a center in long valley were in a pick up truck when a large tree fell across their vehicle. their kids, aging 8 and 14 were in the truck as well but survived. on the facebook page, the tributes flowed in. i know of no other people so generous and loving as the everetts were. and out on the ocean, many of you have heard by now the replica of the sailing ship and how it reportedly sank in huge winds and waves caused by sandy. the coast guard rescued 14 members of its crew. the ship's captain, however, remains missing. one crew member is known dead. her name was claudine christian. that's her alongside the replica. 42 years old, she often told reporters she was related to fletcher christian, the sailor blamed for leading the on ship. she won a job as a deckhand just last spring. on her facebook page and on
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twitter, she was clearly thrilled with her new job. she said, i am in love with my ship, bounty. russell, richard and bet, claudine all lived life to its fullest, all died far too soon. >> late word tonight that the coast guard has suspended the search for the captain of that ship. we also want to correct a mistake we made last night while honoring the victims of the storm. lauren abraham was a makeup artist. we showed the wrong picture last night. police say she was killed when she stepped on a downed power line outside of her home. she was just 23 years old. we honor her and all of those who lost their lives. for information about how you can help the victims, go to cnn.com/impact. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] one in four americans can't sleep.
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Sunny California is one of the U.S. solar energy leaders, and certainly one of the states that is doing the most for renewable energy cause in United States. Renewable energy sources such as solar are not only needed because fossil fuels will eventually become depleted but also because they can help reduce the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere thus reducing the climate change impact.
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|Skylar Grey performs at The Bootleg Theater in Los Angeles.
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Real Techniques brushes are my all-time favorite brushes, let's just clarify that here and now. The day I invested in the Eye Started Kit and Chris bought me the Core Collection, I knew it was true love. I have since bought the Blush and Powder brushes, bringing my total collection to 12 out of 19 (not counting the Limited Edition Duo Fiber brushes).
Before I had these brushes in my life, I was inept at any kind of nice make-up, and as a result, I stuck to the same old, tired looks, unable to take risks, because they always looked dire! I am, after all, the girl who wore BB Cream on a night out, and went barefaced all day every day.
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I did several scans of an object and faced a strange bug when I've tried to fuse the scans.
When I am fusing first two scans everything works fine, but when I am trying to add third one only part of a texture is being applied to the model, other areas are being covered with grey color.
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My first time: at Gay Ski Week
Are you a powder poof, a slalom snow queen or a downhill drag-act?
If you're reading this blog and really into skiing, chances are pretty high that you're either already in Queenstown or gearing up to head down there for Gay Ski Week: New Zealand's biggest, boldest gay winter festival.
From August 27 until September 3, the slopes will be filled with gay skiers and snowboarders while Queenstown will be living up to its name as its hotspots become non-stop partying and general hedonism.
To get your juices flowing, we spoke to Christchurch's Tom Shand, who went to Gay Ski Week last year for the first time to celebrate his honeymoon to husband Rudy.
Rudy and I got married in May last year, where he's from in Salt Lake City in the US, and we decided to carry on celebrating back here in New Zealand with friends by going to Gay Ski Week in Queenstown. I love Queenstown – it's pretty much my dream place to live as I grew up around there when I was a kid – and although we both love to ski, we hadn't been to Gay Ski Week so we were really keen to check it out.
We drove down with other Christchurch guys in convoy which was quite fun and then half of us split to go to Wanaka and the rest of us went on to Queenstown. The majority of people going to Gay Ski Week were staying at the host hotel but we wanted our own space and decided to splash out on staying at the Scenic Suites so we could have our own kitchen and bit more room.
The drive down was really fun – and we got to Queenstown a bit late on the first day but after we checked into our hotel we raced down to the village and registered at the host hotel before coming back to get changed for the opening party in downtown Queenstown. We ended up getting a bit drunk and meeting a few new people and seeing a few old faces from around the country and from Australia. It was interesting meeting a real mix of people from around the world – team Aussie was quite big and obviously New Zealand dominated, but there were people from all sorts of countries.
We were a bit boozed but we had made the decision to go skiing the next day, so we headed home around midnight… but the next morning everyone was still texting each other asking whether we were all still going skiing because we were all feeling a little bit seedy! But I said, yes, that's the plan so we all got up and went up to Cardrona, which was the host skifield, for that first day of skiing.
There were all sorts of skiers there, from beginners to medium and advanced, and Gay Ski Week put on some ski instructors every afternoon for whichever group you fell into and they would take you around the mountain and give you tips. They know the fields well and took us around more trails than if you were alone. Then at the end of each day they had bubbles at the Cardrona skifield café and then the majority of us went down and met up at the Cardrona pub and had a beer before heading back to Queenstown.
The days for us were more about hooking up with friends and meeting new people, and we really flew the flag around the cafés so we knew where everyone was and could mingle around there and group up over lunch and chat before the instructors came along for the afternoons.
The highlights of the evening events were the opening party where we had a really great night. Then on the Wednesday night we went to a karaoke night hosted by Gay Ski Week at the casino - the Christchurch crew all got up and sung "Dancing Queen" and we ended up coming second in the competition which was quite fun. After that we rocked on to a few other bars in town – as we moved away from the casino there weren't as many gay people around because most of them were going to the designated parties that were jacked up every night.
The other party we went to was the closing party, which was a good time and we were able to bump into a lot of people we'd met during the week and all come together and celebrate the week with a bit of a bash before heading home. So we only really did three parties organised events and then ate at home or went out for dinner with friends the rest of the week - because when you're skiing all week you want to balance it out a little bit. The beauty of Gay Ski Week is that you can ski all day and finish at 4pm and then you can have a beer at 5pm, get a bit tipsy and then go home and crash if you want. And then for those who weren't skiing, there were parties day and night – things like the pool party and a boat party - so there really were options for everyone.
This year, we're doing things a little bit differently after seeing what happened in our first year. We're getting our costumes and outfits prepared for the final party and, this year, we're not staying in a hotel but instead we're going down with a friend from Christchurch and a guy from Australia and we've got a three-bedroom apartment. That way we'll probably be more interactive. We'll still stick with going to the opening party, the karaoke and the closing party and then we'll see what happens through the week – it's nice to let it flow and not have any plans.
For more information about Gay Ski Week, including all the events (including Queer Quiz Night, presented by LYC) parties and a gallery of what everyone's getting up to, go to the official GSW website.


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