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In times of calamity' date= Indians open their homes to strangers. I remember how during Mumbai floods many were given shelter. This is true for every culture though. Humanity prevails in adversity.
Oh of course Indians do help a lot in times of calamities but some people try to take advantage of such situations.
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a guy at work went to New Orleans on his own money and helped rebuild some of the homes there. I am planning to go with him to Seaside Heights and help rebuild. I had done some volunteer work even during 9/11. The times calls for such efforts to help one another.

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a guy at work went to New Orleans on his own money and helped rebuild some of the homes there. I am planning to go with him to Seaside Heights and help rebuild. I had done some volunteer work even during 9/11. The times calls for such efforts to help one another.
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a guy at work went to New Orleans on his own money and helped rebuild some of the homes there. I am planning to go with him to Seaside Heights and help rebuild. I had done some volunteer work even during 9/11. The times calls for such efforts to help one another.
One can also donate $10 to red cross by simply sending a message Text REDCROSS to 90999 to give $10 to American Red Cross Disaster Relief Only problem is that they will send another 2-3 messages and try to get u to subscribe to their regular sms till you reply with STOP :P
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I also happen to be in jersey city for sometime. and lucky enough to have power,internet. I am hosting about 10+ others. Actually dharamshala style, jisko aana hai aao types. No visible damage as such, but lots of places are blacked out.

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At the best of times, it takes a couple of hours to get out of Jersey city onto the Turnpike. I can only imagine how disastrous it is now. :fear:

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My elder sis lives in union city, she told me that there is no electricity it will come on 5th nov she can't go outside coz of heavy snow, but she is fine

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I also happen to be in jersey city for sometime. and lucky enough to have power,internet. I am hosting about 10+ others. Actually dharamshala style, jisko aana hai aao types. No visible damage as such, but lots of places are blacked out.
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half of manhattan doesnt have power. Its surreal - like something from a movie. Most buildings dont have running water, because they have bombay-style water "tanki"s on the roof, and the pumps cant get the water up there without electricity. But if are in midtown, its almost as if nothing is wrong. NJ has a gas shortage like its some 3rd world country. Never thought this kind of thing would happen here - slow-paced restoration of utilities and gas shortages - i mean....

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Nissan extends Employee Pricing to people who have damaged their vehicles due to Sandy http://www.insidenissan.com/monthly_sandy_victims.html

In response to the severe impact of Hurricane Sandy, Nissan North America, Inc. will extend VPP "Employee Pricing" to individuals and businesses whose vehicle(s) sustained damage. Individuals or businesses sustaining vehicle damage or a total loss can take advantage of this special offer that is normally reserved for Nissan and Infiniti employees or their immediate family members.
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half of manhattan doesnt have power. Its surreal - like something from a movie. Most buildings dont have running water, because they have bombay-style water "tanki"s on the roof, and the pumps cant get the water up there without electricity. But if are in midtown, its almost as if nothing is wrong. NJ has a gas shortage like its some 3rd world country. Never thought this kind of thing would happen here - slow-paced restoration of utilities and gas shortages - i mean....
Its unreal- miles and miles of cars lined up and ppl walking up and down holding cans looking for gas !!!
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Gas rationing in effect. Odd number Lic plate on odd days and even lic plates on even days. http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2012/11/nj_residents_experience_mixed.html#incart_maj-story-1

Under the rules, vehicles with license plates ending in even numbers can fuel up on even-number days; odd-number plates can fill up on odd-number days. At a Sunoco station in Jersey City, police began to kick drivers with even-number license plates out of line shortly after noon. "That’s not fair," Jessica Tisdale, of Totowa, said as a police officer wagged his finger at her and waved her Mercedes SUV with an even-number plate out of line. "Is it the number or the letter?" asked Tisdale, who had been waiting 40 minutes for gas. "I’ve been in the line since before noon. I don’t think it’s fair. There’s no clarity."
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