It might be a time to get ready for meteor shower 'season'.
Protection from meteors and phenomenon of that ilk, is not just in the areas of people getting struck by pieces and particles, such as the result of disintegration or fragmentation of the meteor, but additionally in the areas of force fields and other disruptive qualities as it pertains to the astrological object or objects, and the targets could also include buildings or important structures such as sources of energy and communication.
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Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Hurricane Sandy Takes Tolls. New York and New Jersey Hit Hard by Hurricane Sandy ||:New News About the Two News|
39 people are reported dead in the continental U.S. as result of Hurricane Sandy.
There are areas of New Jersey that are still not able to be identified as to what exactly the extent of the damage is, and possibly other human injuries. 2.5 million power outages [for New Jersey per CBSnews.com today].
Same source also says 2.3 million power outages in New York, and 1.2 million power outages in Pennsylvania.
Equipment for locating trapped people in storm water inundated [flooded] areas, that are high tech and effective, might help, if help is needed.
In the Caribbean, almost 70 people are reported to have died as resultant of hurricane Sandy.
There are areas of New Jersey that are still not able to be identified as to what exactly the extent of the damage is, and possibly other human injuries. 2.5 million power outages [for New Jersey per CBSnews.com today].
Same source also says 2.3 million power outages in New York, and 1.2 million power outages in Pennsylvania.
Equipment for locating trapped people in storm water inundated [flooded] areas, that are high tech and effective, might help, if help is needed.
In the Caribbean, almost 70 people are reported to have died as resultant of hurricane Sandy.
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