And they wonder why the taxes are so high in all of those Jersey Shore coastal communities. Well, there's a bunch of reason, but the weather is what makes them attractive (well, in the summer, anyway) and what makes it so expensive to live there. The need to rebuild their beaches every coupla two/three years.
A powerful nor’easter expected to strike the Jersey Shore could disrupt events and daily routines, as officials in several towns are monitoring the storm for adverse effects. Atlantic, Cape May and Ocean counties are under coastal flood warnings through early Saturday, while Monmouth County is under a coastal flood advisory. In Ocean City, local officials urged residents in flood-prone areas to prepare for the storm by securing their property and relocating their vehicles.
The storm will arrive after several towns in Cape May County have received fresh sand as part of a nearly $99 million beach nourishment project coordinated by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
The project has covered Strathmere, Sea Isle City and Ocean City and is now in its final phase in Avalon and Stone Harbor. Workers suspended the project ahead of the storm, which is expected to bring winds up to 50 mph and a strong storm surge, according to the Army Corps’s Philadelphia office.
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A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to temporarily restore White House access to journalists from CNN, MS Now and Politico, saying his ban on the three media outlets was likely unconstitutional.
US district judge Tim Kelly issued his order in a lawsuit that the news organizations filed contesting the ban. Kelly ordered the Trump administration to immediately return the outlets’ press passes and issued a temporary restraining order that will be in effect for 14 days. Such orders are typically designed to preserve the 'status quo' pending a closer review of the case by the court.
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Domestic oil drilling does not protect consumers from high fuel costs because crude oil is a globally traded commodity priced by international supply, demand, and market speculation rather than local production volume.
Oil extracted domestically is sold by private companies on the open international market at prevailing global rates, meaning American consumers do not receive a preferential or discounted local price. When U.S. production increases, major international cartels like OPEC+ can adjust their own output quotas to offset the added supply and defend their preferred price floors.
Geopolitical conflicts, supply disruptions, and trader speculation create worldwide price spikes that affect fuel pumps equally regardless of how much oil is drilled inside the United States. Many domestic refineries are optimized to process heavier foreign crude grades rather than the lighter oil commonly produced via domestic fields, maintaining ongoing reliance on global trade networks
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Last night, my final post for the day was a Fat Freddy's Cat cartoon that had no cuss words in it, no refernces to drugs and no nudity. Blooger said it nonetheless violated their 'community standards, so I deleted it.
Thing is, they never tell you what the actual standards is, so you don't 'violate' it again. It's kinda hard to operate when you know there are rules, you just don't know what the rules are...
The actual rules can be seen here: https://www.blogger.com/content-policy
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Hannah Gann, a veteran Philadelphia School District educator, has claimed at times to be Palestinian and Black, and so outspoken a mobile billboard once parked outside her school calling her “Philadelphia’s Leading Antisemite.” But Gann, it turns out, is white and Jewish, and lied about her identity for years.
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My Father, sometime in the late 60's, when he was a Sergeant working on the Newark Police Department's Emergency Squad, administering first aid to an accident victim somewhere in the streets of Newark.
Even though he was my Dad, this strikes me almost subjectively as a grown man in his absolute prime. At the time he was somewhere around 40...
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