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According to Victor Politi, the deputy county executive for public safety, there are currently 788 people in the county's nine shelters. The county is also housing 44 people in its special needs shelter (for people with serious medical conditions) and 30 people and animals at its animal shelter at Mitchell Field.. Not one issue has yet been reported at any of the shelters, he said, and they will remain open for as long as they are needed.
Some of the hardest-hit areas of Nassau County were Long Beach and Island Park. Mangano said there is no drinkable water left in the City of Long Beach.
"In the City of Long Beach, you cannot drink the water, you cannot brush your teeth with the water, you cannot shower with the water, nor can you boil it to purify it," Mangano said. "You must seek bottled water, which we're working with the officials down there to deliver."
There is also no working sewer system in Long Beach. Mangano urged residents of the city to evacuate to the homes of friends or family.
"We understand that many of them don't have power, but if they have drinkable water and an operating sanitary system and you're in Long Beach, you'd still be better off coming out of Long Beach and relocating to a place that has more of those comforts available," he said.
The City of Long Beach estimated that, out of its 35,000 residents, 15,000 to 20,000 stayed in the city. "So it's very, very concerning when you have that amount of people with limited or no water or sanitary ability," said Mangano.
The roads in and out of Long Beach are only open to emergency personnel and residents looking to evacuate or return to their homes, Mangano said. Long Beach Medical Center is shut down, but all other hospitals in Nassau County are open.


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With support from such people as Wordsworth and Lamb, the 21-year-old Keats began his literary career in earnest, full of the exuberance of youth. Suddenly came disappointment and tragedy: one brother left for America, the other died of tuberculosis. The publication of Endymion, his first sustained poetic effort, was met with vicious and unwarranted criticism. His Cockney heritage and medical training were ridiculed. Bad publicity kept his poetry from selling and Keats was soon destitute; in 1818 his suspicion that he had tuberculosis was confirmed. Ill, depressed, Keats fell in love with Fanny Brawne, but knowing he could never marry, and under orders from his physician to give up all work, he left England for the warmer climate of Italy in a last desperate attempt to regain his health. There he died in 1821. He was buried in the Protestant Cemetery in Rome under the epitaph he himself had composed: "Here lies one whose name was writ in water".
Unlike Wordsworth and Shelley, Keats was not caught up in the zeal for reform that accompanied the French Revolution. Throughout his short creative life he was wary of poetry "that has designs upon us". Instead of using poetry to state ideas, he struggled for an intuitive vision of truth in poetic beauty. Hence the lushness of the imagery in his best poetry, its sustained melodious flow. In the course of his short life, Keats learned to use language with a range and felicity equalled only by the greatest poets.
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Razor-qt is an advanced, easy-to-use, and fast toolbox-like desktop environment, which is, like KDE, based on Qt technologies. It has been tailored for users who value simplicity, speed, an intuitive interface and high customizability, therefore it features only few basic components, while most applications, like a File-Manager, have to be added by the user. Due to this, Razor-QT runs fine on weak machines, too.
For now, there only is a package razor-qtAUR in the AUR that allows you to install it. On a fresh ArchLinux, you'd probably want to add a Login-Manager, too, for example SLiM.
When starting Razor-QT by
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mkdir -p ~/.config/razor cp /usr/share/razor/session.conf ~/.config/razor
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More information about razor-qt and Window Manager integration can be found on the Razor-qt wiki.
In order to use Compiz as Razor's Window Manager, you have to edit your
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[General] windowmanager=compiz ccp
Methods like fusion-icon, adding compiz to the .xinitrc or
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Suggested Applications
A fresh Razor-QT won't provide much of the tools you need, as it leaves to the user, what to add. A collection on useful apps (which use QT) are found on the projects homepage at 3rd Party applications.
When Razor's applications don't stick with your QT-theme (especially when using KDE's system settings to set your theme), then as of KDE 4.6.1 you'll probably need to tell Qt how to find KDE's styles (Oxygen, QtCurve etc.)
You just need to set the environment variable QT_PLUGIN_PATH. E.g. put
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There is none. At one time there was an official Orthodox/PNCC Commission but it was dissolved. Not sure why. I suspect the PNCC had no desire to renounce their post-1054 but pre-Vatican I past, even while they reject the Western Councils after the Seven, IC, Papal Infallibility, Purgatory, etc. They also have practices Orthodox don't approve of: married bishops, marriage after ordination, general absolution for adults without private confession, Sacred Heart devotion etc. Also a large number of their priests are former RCC priests whose only problem with the RCC is their not allowing married priests, so probably not a big voice for unity with the Orthodox there. I think one of their parishes did leave and join the AWRV. St Augustine's in Denver?
I could be wrong. Or perhaps they were Episcopal and went PNCC for a short stop-over before joining the AWRV?
It would be interesting to know what the Commission discussed and what the sticking points were. I know with Rome the sticky wickets are all the former RCC priests that left, married, and became PNCC priests.
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