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So what's the problem fixing it? Not enough resources?
Who knows? Obama said on radio last week that JC would have power that night which was a Thursday. Didn't happen. I called PSEG on friday and they said power would be restored in my area on Friday night, that didn't happen. Now they are saying it will be restored by november 9th which is still 4 days away.
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How are you people managing without power?
I have hosted a few friends in my house. I guess some are living it out in the cold homes, eating out, taking showers in the gym and using 4-5 blankets to sleep. A few rich have gone to hotels/motels.
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I have hosted a few friends in my house. I guess some are living it out in the cold homes' date=' eating out, taking showers in the gym and using 4-5 blankets to sleep. A few rich have gone to hotels/motels.[/quote'] Does your house have power? How about food? I hope people have stocked enough of it. It will be a pity if there are post hurricane casualties due to unavailability of essentials.
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How are you people managing without power?
I've been host to a couple of families for the last 4-5 days. Power is back in their homes now, so there is enough space for laaloo to crash at my place if he wants. BTW, if there is someone from Central Jersey there is a Gulf cash only gas station at the intersection of Route 1 and 130 which has only a 20-30 minute queue. I got both my cars filled from there.
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Does your house have power? How about food? I hope people have stocked enough of it. It will be a pity if there are post hurricane casualties due to unavailability of essentials.
Yes, I have power in my house, so was able to host them. I had stocked a refrigerator full before the storm , plus I think grocery stores were open in most places other than a few which were hardly hit (hoboken, Jersey city, NYC). Gas lines are the main problem. I spent 45 min yesterday, but some have spent 1-2 hours in line in my area. Most casualties have been of people hit by falling trees.
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I've been host to a couple of families for the last 4-5 days. Power is back in their homes now, so there is enough space for laaloo to crash at my place if he wants. BTW, if there is someone from Central Jersey there is a Gulf cash only gas station at the intersection of Route 1 and 130 which has only a 20-30 minute queue. I got both my cars filled from there.
Thanks for the offer. But I've been managing it well plus going to India in 10 days so I've been pretty calm during all this. I still have gas and water at my house so I'm good. I have actually managed to get some work done during all this. Wake up early, go to a friends place to charge everything, get some studying done, come back home eat, and then sleep early.
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I ended up listening to the Giants Steelers game on some 5 dollar chinese mp4 player which my dad bought nearly 6 years ago. It had radio and really good reception.

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Yes' date=' I have power in my house, so was able to host them.[b'] I had stocked a refrigerator full before the storm , plus I think grocery stores were open in most places other than a few which were hardly hit (hoboken, Jersey city, NYC). Gas lines are the main problem. I spent 45 min yesterday, but some have spent 1-2 hours in line in my area. Most casualties have been of people hit by falling trees.
I hope you did not mean in literal sense. But it is not a good idea to stock up (mostly) with items which require refrigeration, for obvious reasons. daal,chawal types dry items, aur khaaney, peeney aur dhoney ke liye paani ho., aur thodi daaroo ho..then its best.
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I hope you did not mean in literal sense. But it is not a good idea to stock up (mostly) with items which require refrigeration, for obvious reasons. daal,chawal types dry items, aur khaaney, peeney aur dhoney ke liye paani ho., aur thodi daaroo ho..then its best.
daaroo ofcourse didn't need refrigeration. I just made sure we had enough ice. I stocked perishables like bread, milk, eggs, veggies, cheese, etc. It's going to f acking snow tomorrow and thursday here http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2012/11/06/14963256-sandy-hit-areas-could-see-several-inches-of-snow-50-mph-gusts-from-noreaster?lite.
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daaroo ofcourse didn't need refrigeration. I just made sure we had enough ice. I stocked perishables like bread, milk, eggs, veggies, cheese, etc. It's going to f acking snow tomorrow and thursday here http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2012/11/06/14963256-sandy-hit-areas-could-see-several-inches-of-snow-50-mph-gusts-from-noreaster?lite.
I hope bijli nahi jaayegi... in anycase, refrigeration kee problem tou nahi hogi ;)
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