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October 3 2022 BRONX, New York - New York City Mayor has announced that the Orchard Beach migrant relief center that is being built in the Bronx, will now be moved to to Randall’s Island, citing flood concerns following this weekend weather. “Following this weekend’s storms, New York City Emergency Management determined that, while we would be able to put in place the necessary ponding mitigation measures, relocating the Orchard Beach humanitarian relief center to Randall’s Island is the most efficient and effective path forward, and work is underway to make this move,” said NYC Mayor Eric Adams. Earlier Monday morning, groups gathered outside of Orchard Beach Migrant Center to speak against it being built. Some voiced concerns for migrants, others for neighborhood, some wanted all "illegal aliens" to return to their homes. Crowds opposing Orchard Beach Migrant Center being built, gathered Saturday morning for a rally outside of the Migrant Center parking lot . (watch video here https://youtu.be/JioNpYHgdf8) Rally spoke up against the center being built in Orchard Beach and about their safety concerns for the center. “You can all bring an illegal Immigrant home with you today”, said AOC opponent Tina Forte, as the crowds cheered “Take them home! Take them home!” Protest outside of Orchard Beach Migrant Center in the Bronx AOC Rival Tina Forte spoke at the rally as attendees cheered. Tina Forte (Republican Party) is running for election to the U.S. House to represent New York’s 14th Congressional District. (watch video here https://youtu.be/-6tyI9waSjI) Counter protesters with signs “Look at these racists” and “Jesus was an Immigrant” gathered behind the rally. As attendees noticed and confronted them, situation temporarily heated up with one man throwing the sign on the ground. Video by Oliya Scootercaster (FNTV Freedomnews.tv) Video by Oliya Scootercaster (FNTV Freedomnews.tv)

Hello there, hope you have a great day, today I covered some changes on the map, like always hope you enjoy. And if some of you have questions about my channel name, flag, and it's purpose, please check my bio. Maps I use: https://deepstatemap.live/

Government Publishing Office U.S. Congress House of Representatives Committee on Science and Technology TRACKING THE STORM AT THE NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER Date(s) Held: 2007-07-19 110th Congress, 1st Session GPO Document Source: CHRG-110hhrg36736 Superintendents of Documents ID: Y 4.SCI 2 Related Items: Congressional Serial No. 110-47

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1956 anti-McCarthyism film directed by Daniel Taradash, starring Bette Davis as a defiant librarian standing against censorship. 

1956 anti-McCarthyism film directed by Daniel Taradash, starring Bette Davis as a defiant librarian standing against censorship. 

1956 anti-McCarthyism film directed by Daniel Taradash, starring Bette Davis as a defiant librarian standing against censorship. 

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⚡️Dozens of demonstrators storm the military police headquarters, where soldiers from the Sde Teman detention center are being investigated for raping a kidnapped palestinian civilian https://t.co/bGGhGIasc4

Read Anthony Fisher's article here: http://bit.ly/2axzDyU Follow Anthony on Twitter: @anthonyLfisher The Buck Sexton Show is LIVE weekdays from 12pm - 3pm ET, only on The Blaze Radio Network: www.theblaze.com/radio Twitter: @BuckSexton Facebook: Buck Sexton Source: https://soundcloud.com/buck-sexton/buckshot-bernie-or-bust-delegates-storm-the-dnc-media-center-w-anthony-fisher Uploader: Buck Sexton

BNEWS Reporter Chris Flaherty speaks with BNEWS Meteorologist Peter Brown about what we can expect in terms of summer storms in the coming months

In the month of April, the Storm King Art Center is highlighting two artists who have participated in residencies at the Bronx Museum’s AIM program: Joiri Minaya, a Dominican-United Statesian multi-disciplinary artist, and Adrienne Elise Tarver, who has had shows at the Bronx Museum of the Arts, Wave Hill Public Garden and Cultural Center in the Bronx, and the Children’s Museum of Manhattan. The conversation was moderated by proud Bronx native and Ghanaian-American cultural critic and curator, Larry Ossei-Mensah. Reporter: Esther Um - Editor: Yenelsida Diaz - Name of all Interviewees: Larry Ossei-Mensah.

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The city of Brooklyn Center wants you to help mark storm drains! Brooklyn Center residents can help keep our area lakes, ponds and streams clean and healthy by volunteering to put these No Dumping! markers on the city's storm drains. These drains empty directly into the nearest body of water, so the less stuff that goes into them...like leaves, grass clippings, soil, oil, paint, and chemicals...the healthier these waterways will be. You can adopt a storm drain too. For more information email Brooklyn Center Public Works at [email protected] or call 763-569-3340. http://www.ccxmedia.org http://twitter.com/ccxsports http://twitter.com/ccxnews https://www.facebook.com/ccxmedia.org/ CCX Media is on Comcast Xfinity in the Northwest Suburbs of Minneapolis and includes the cities Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Crystal, Golden Valley, Maple Grove, New Hope, Osseo, Plymouth and Robbinsdale.

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The Talking Pictures podcast talks with University of Missouri photojournalist and student Tim Tai, who, while trying to cover a student protest on campus for ESPN, found himself embroiled in a heated debate about press freedom and public privacy while surrounded by angry, pushing protesters. The event was captured on a now-viral video and has brought accolades and scrutiny to the soft-spoken 20-year-old. Photo of Tim from video by Mark Schierbecker - https://youtu.be/xRlRAyulN4o

Andy Ogletree has been on a professional odyssey since winning the 2019 U.S. Amateur, including a dalliance with LIV. He speaks out here on his PGA Tour suspension (due to end in Dec.), recent adventures on the Asian tour and his new \"optimism\" for the future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andy Ogletree has been on a professional odyssey since winning the 2019 U.S. Amateur, including a dalliance with LIV. He speaks out here on his PGA Tour suspension (due to end in Dec.), recent adventures on the Asian tour and his new \"optimism\" for the future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andy Ogletree has been on a professional odyssey since winning the 2019 U.S. Amateur, including a dalliance with LIV. He speaks out here on his PGA Tour suspension (due to end in Dec.), recent adventures on the Asian tour and his new \"optimism\" for the future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andy Ogletree has been on a professional odyssey since winning the 2019 U.S. Amateur, including a dalliance with LIV. He speaks out here on his PGA Tour suspension (due to end in Dec.), recent adventures on the Asian tour and his new \"optimism\" for the future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

During the 1950s, a small-town librarian is shunned by the locals after she refuses the City Council's request to remove a book on Communism from the library's shelves. Starring: Bette Davis, Brian Keith, Kim Hunter Distributed by Columbia Pictures Corporation Classified PG

During the 1950s, a small-town librarian is shunned by the locals after she refuses the City Council's request to remove a book on Communism from the library's shelves. Starring: Bette Davis, Brian Keith, Kim Hunter Distributed by Columbia Pictures Corporation Classified PG

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More than a month after the historic winter storm that buried Montgomery County, the County Council held a snow briefing. In this MyMCMedia Extra video, Councilmember Marc Elrich says that the County's Snow Map and 311 Call Center need improvement. County officials also talks about plans of moving the 311 Call Center to a new building later this year. According to officials, the new building will feature fiber lines, which will allow the center to take on a higher number of calls. Find out more.

More than a month after the historic winter storm that buried Montgomery County, the County Council held a snow briefing. In this MyMCMedia Extra video, Councilmember Marc Elrich says that the County's Snow Map and 311 Call Center need improvement. County officials also talks about plans of moving the 311 Call Center to a new building later this year. According to officials, the new building will feature fiber lines, which will allow the center to take on a higher number of calls. Find out more.

More than a month after the historic winter storm that buried Montgomery County, the County Council held a snow briefing. In this MyMCMedia Extra video, Councilmember Marc Elrich says that the County's Snow Map and 311 Call Center need improvement. County officials also talks about plans of moving the 311 Call Center to a new building later this year. According to officials, the new building will feature fiber lines, which will allow the center to take on a higher number of calls. Find out more.

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No matter what the weather was, the always-affable Harvey Leonard, chief meteorologist for WCVB TV's News Center 5, was always informed & enjoyable.  

\"The more we understand the deadly impact of stress, the more we're looking at alternatives to just a pill.\"Bob RothLong-time listeners know well that meditation is a recurring topic of exploration on this podcast. Today I continue this tradition with a man who has played a very large role in pioneering meditation, specifically the practice of Transcendental Meditation (\"TM\") throughout the West.Meet meditation legend Bob Roth.Bob first discovered meditation as a freshman at Berkeley during the height of the 1960's - ground-zero for the anti-war movement and the many cultural changes that were sweeping the country at that time. Once a skeptic, he was soon hooked, ultimately training under the tutelage of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, the legendary albeit controversial meditation guru made globally famous by the Beatles. Every day since, he has meditated twice a day every day, devoting his life over the last 45 years to teaching what he has learned to millions of people across the world.Today, Bob is one of the most experienced and sought after meditation teachers in America. A proper meditation teacher to the stars, his student roster includes such recognizable names as Oprah, Russell Brand, Jim Carrey, Jerry Seinfeld, Martin Scorcese, Ray Dalio, Howard Stern, Tom Hanks, Hugh Jackman, and countless other notables.But Bob would much rather talk about his work as the executive director of The David Lynch Foundation, where he has helped bring TM to more than 500,000 inner-city youth in underserved schools in 35 countries, as well as to veterans and their families suffering from PTSD, and women and girls who are survivors of domestic violence.Bob is also the national director of the Center For Leadership Performance, another non-profit which introduces meditation to Fortune 100 companies, government organizations and non-profit charities. And he has spoken about meditation to industry leaders at such gatherings as Google Zeitgeist, Aspen Ideas Festival, Wisdom2.0, and Summit.In addition, Bob penned the authoritative text on the subject of TM, a book aptly titled Transcendental Meditation, and recently released his newest book, Strength in Stillness* - an accessible meditation primer that breaks down the science behind TM and provides a simple, straightforward roadmap for reducing stress, accessing inner power and building resilience.As you might expect, this conversation is a 360-degree primer on everything meditation.We delve into Bob's introduction to meditation as a young Berkeley student as well as his experience training under Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.We discuss how TM differs from other types of meditation.We talk about his work with the David Lynch Foundation, as well as his personal experience with the quirky, brilliant film director himself.And we cover the many scientific benefits of meditation, including how and why a consistent practice can transform your life by reducing stress and anxiety while simultaneously improving everything from focus, concentration, sleep, creativity, acuity, and productivity to emotional and physical resilience.But most of all, this conversation redresses the excuses that prevent you from meditating while empowering you with the tools and ins... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

\"The more we understand the deadly impact of stress, the more we're looking at alternatives to just a pill.\"Bob RothLong-time listeners know well that meditation is a recurring topic of exploration on this podcast. Today I continue this tradition with a man who has played a very large role in pioneering meditation, specifically the practice of Transcendental Meditation (\"TM\") throughout the West.Meet meditation legend Bob Roth.Bob first discovered meditation as a freshman at Berkeley during the height of the 1960's - ground-zero for the anti-war movement and the many cultural changes that were sweeping the country at that time. Once a skeptic, he was soon hooked, ultimately training under the tutelage of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, the legendary albeit controversial meditation guru made globally famous by the Beatles. Every day since, he has meditated twice a day every day, devoting his life over the last 45 years to teaching what he has learned to millions of people across the world.Today, Bob is one of the most experienced and sought after meditation teachers in America. A proper meditation teacher to the stars, his student roster includes such recognizable names as Oprah, Russell Brand, Jim Carrey, Jerry Seinfeld, Martin Scorcese, Ray Dalio, Howard Stern, Tom Hanks, Hugh Jackman, and countless other notables.But Bob would much rather talk about his work as the executive director of The David Lynch Foundation, where he has helped bring TM to more than 500,000 inner-city youth in underserved schools in 35 countries, as well as to veterans and their families suffering from PTSD, and women and girls who are survivors of domestic violence.Bob is also the national director of the Center For Leadership Performance, another non-profit which introduces meditation to Fortune 100 companies, government organizations and non-profit charities. And he has spoken about meditation to industry leaders at such gatherings as Google Zeitgeist, Aspen Ideas Festival, Wisdom2.0, and Summit.In addition, Bob penned the authoritative text on the subject of TM, a book aptly titled Transcendental Meditation, and recently released his newest book, Strength in Stillness* - an accessible meditation primer that breaks down the science behind TM and provides a simple, straightforward roadmap for reducing stress, accessing inner power and building resilience.As you might expect, this conversation is a 360-degree primer on everything meditation.We delve into Bob's introduction to meditation as a young Berkeley student as well as his experience training under Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.We discuss how TM differs from other types of meditation.We talk about his work with the David Lynch Foundation, as well as his personal experience with the quirky, brilliant film director himself.And we cover the many scientific benefits of meditation, including how and why a consistent practice can transform your life by reducing stress and anxiety while simultaneously improving everything from focus, concentration, sleep, creativity, acuity, and productivity to emotional and physical resilience.But most of all, this conversation redresses the excuses that prevent you from meditating while empowering you with the tools and ins... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Natural cloud-to-ground lightning may behave differently depending on the characteristics of the attachment mediums, including the peak current (inferred from radiation fields) and the number of ground strike locations per flash. Existing literature has raised questions over the years on these characteristics of lightning over oceans, and the behaviors are not yet well understood. To investigate this we will obtain identical electric field observations over adjacent land and ocean regions during both clear air and thunderstorm periods. Oceanic observations will be obtained using a 3-meter NOAA buoy that has been instrumented with a Campbell Scientific electric field mill and New Mexico Techs slow antenna, to measure the electric fields aloft. We are currently obtaining measurements from this system on-shore at the Florida coast, to calibrate and better understand the behavior of the system in elevated-field environments. Sometime during winter 2013, this system will be moored 20NM off the coast of the Kennedy Space Center. Measurements from this system will be compared to the existing on-shore electric field mill suite of 31 sensors and a coastal slow antenna. Supporting observations will be provided by New Mexico Techs Lightning Mapping Array, the Eastern Range Cloud to Ground Lightning Surveillance System, and the National Lightning Detection Network. An existing network of high-speed cameras will be used to capture cloud-to-ground lightning strikes over the terrain regions to identify a valid data set for analysis. This on-going project will demonstrate the value of off-shore electric field measurements for safety-related decision making at KSC, and may improve our understanding of relative lightning risk to objects on the ground vs. ocean. This presentation will provide an overview of this new instrumentation, and a summary of our progress to date.

Natural cloud-to-ground lightning may behave differently depending on the characteristics of the attachment mediums, including the peak current (inferred from radiation fields) and the number of ground strike locations per flash. Existing literature has raised issues over the yea"rs on the behavior of lightning over ocean terrain and these phenomena are not yet well understood. To investigate lightning characteristics over differing terrain we will obtain identical observations over adjacent land and ocean regions during both clear air and thunderstorm periods comparing the electric field behavior over these various terrains. For this, a 3-meter NOAA buoy moored 20NM off the coast of the Kennedy Space Center was instrumented with an electric field mill and New Mexico Tech's slow antenna to measure the electric fields aloft and compared to the existing on-shore electric field mill suite of 31 sensors and a coastal slow antenna. New Mexico Tech's Lightning Mapping Array and the Eastern Range Cloud-to-Ground Lightning Surveillance System, along with the network of high-speed cameras being used to capture cloud-to-ground lightning strikes over the terrain regions to identify a valid data set and verify the electric fields. This is an on-going project with the potential for significant impact on the determination of lightning risk to objects on the ground. This presentation will provide results and instrumentation progress to date.

Downloaded from FEMA Youtube channel on 2025-02-09 07:47:47 https://youtube.com/watch?v=Z_GXxmSU76Y -------- Take a sneak peek into our Regional Response Coordination Center (RRCC) at our Regional office in Chicago, IL. It was activated last week in preparation of the major winter storm that affected much of the Midwest. The RRCC brings together FEMA's federal and state partners and nongovernmental organizations to collaborate on planning for and response to disasters.

'M'V 7 b 1gg g33 r Approved For. Release 2000/08727: CIA-RDP7;5 CPYRGHT General Harkins The case of General Paul Harkins is a distressing one. A campaign is building up in press reports to re- move him as the senior United States military officer in South Vietnam. The Pentagon has cor? rectly analyzed the assault and has its back up. General Harkins will remain in Saigon, it is tartly an- nounced, beyond his end-of-nmis- sion date next February and be- yond his scheduled retirement ncxi June. There is the smell of battle jr. the air. Some of the contltct is now old business. General Harkins was re- porting to Washington and setting policy independently of Amt;assa.. dor Lodge. This i~- a continuing weakness in Ainci ican operations, abroad. The various power system:, in Washington-especially Defense. State, and CIA-have often pro- jected their individual authority di- rectly into countries like Vietnam and worked contrary to one an- other. Congress has often abetted this system by playing one execu- tive department off against an- ;;other, for reasons of its own, with- out fully grasping the copse quences. It now seems that kr. Lodge has ended this dual authcrmty. General Harkins will not be ci:.t off from the Pentagon but policy ho Saigon will be unified. This is good. But the conflict novj rages on an- :?other- front. General Harkins is Storm correctly said to have'l#yntathited with the Diem regime., ome oftl e Vietnamese generals, . ow'.?iti co - trol of the governmen .'areiaid to feet he will be out sympathy with the aims of the no"regime..; This does not get to hi "root of the matter. General Biarkina' is ttraditional American soldier. He ?'eas trained scrupulously to stay out of politics, and to work with; cottituted au- .thority, in the best American tra- dition. But in Vietnam the United States is involved in a new kind of war. Modern guerrillas operations re- quire the commanding general and his staff, right down ' the; village level, to concern th';~mselves as much with political warfare as with military. Sometimes lore: This, is hard for civiliansto grasp' but has often been expl&1n in the Col- umns of this ne'Wsr. "It is ';a technical fact. General Hark' di 'not::h;1ave the training and ba~gr nd, for,:,hts,. He seems not : to,llveh? He may or may not, ~Tt Is to t er for those at ee not Ito take sides on the at of the Indi- vidual. The Pen, go is lean ing, But the United States must stand with the new gener i*,t Saigon who obviously doh uterstaiid the .large political component of guer- rilla war. ease 2000/08/27 : CIA-RDP75-00i.49R000300440006-8

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Civic Center TV reporter Jake Schaf recounts assessing the damage in his hometown of Livonia after a tornado was confirmed to have touched down on Wednesday, June 5th. Stay up to date with our videos by subscribing to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/CivicCenterTV15?sub_confirmation=1. Visit our website for more information on The Splash: https://civiccentertv.com/ Follow us ⬇ ⬇ • https://www.youtube.com/user/CivicCenterTV15 • https://www.facebook.com/civiccentertv15/ • https://twitter.com/CivicCenterTV • https://www.instagram.com/civiccentertv/

Civic Center TV reporter Jake Schaf recounts assessing the damage in his hometown of Livonia after a tornado was confirmed to have touched down on Wednesday, June 5th. Stay up to date with our videos by subscribing to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/CivicCenterTV15?sub_confirmation=1. Visit our website for more information on The Splash: https://civiccentertv.com/ Follow us ⬇ ⬇ • https://www.youtube.com/user/CivicCenterTV15 • https://www.facebook.com/civiccentertv15/ • https://twitter.com/CivicCenterTV • https://www.instagram.com/civiccentertv/

Civic Center TV reporter Jake Schaf recounts assessing the damage in his hometown of Livonia after a tornado was confirmed to have touched down on Wednesday, June 5th. Stay up to date with our videos by subscribing to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/CivicCenterTV15?sub_confirmation=1. Visit our website for more information on The Splash: https://civiccentertv.com/ Follow us ⬇ ⬇ • https://www.youtube.com/user/CivicCenterTV15 • https://www.facebook.com/civiccentertv15/ • https://twitter.com/CivicCenterTV • https://www.instagram.com/civiccentertv/

Jamie Rhome, National Hurricane Center Storm Surge Leader and National Weather Service Storm Surge Expert, visited Dare County during Hurricane Preparedness Week, May 15 – May 21, 2016. During his visit, Rhome provided a presentation on storm surge to local residents and elected officials in Manteo, Nags Head, and Buxton.

BNEWS Meteorologist Peter Brown has the latest on the BIG snow storm heading up the East Coast and into Burlington and New England

Includes bibliographical references (pages 365-368) and index

Includes bibliographical references (pages 365-368) and index

Includes bibliographical references (pages 365-368) and index

Includes bibliographical references (pages 365-368) and index

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