The funding opportunities available for disaster recovery and mitigation projects related to housing, infrastructure, and economic development in Florida communities impacted by Hurricane Sally. This session provides an overview of the programs, eligibility criteria, and application process.

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Learn about why a below normal hurricane season is expected in 2023 and the factors influencing this forecast. Find out about hurricane return periods in Connecticut and the names for the upcoming season.

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ADA Hold Harmless for FY2021 implemented by TEA offers relief to LEAs with lower attendance counts in specified reporting periods. The methodology involves a trend projection based on past years' data. Important considerations include Hurricane Harvey ADA counts and FSP funding implications. The pol

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The Metropolitan NY-NJ Storm Surge Working Group focuses on protecting the region against catastrophic flooding from ocean storm surges and rising sea levels. Key topics include storm surge barriers, flood protection proposals, and sea level rise projections. The group emphasizes a regional approach

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In response to the significant impacts of climate change on the world's oceans, a new technology called underwater backscatter is being developed for distributed ultra-low-power underwater sensor networks. This technology aims to enable climate monitoring, sea-level measurement, and hurricane respon

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Explore hurricane track data from 1981 to 2021 sourced from the International Best Track Archive for Climate Stewardship. The visualization includes maps showcasing hurricane frequency, maximum severity by Saffir-Simpson scale categories, and trend indices. Follow the evolution of hurricane patterns

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The Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection Division of Emergency Management and Homeland Security provides insights on the 2023 hurricane season, predicting a below-normal year. With neutral ENSO conditions and warm Atlantic sea surface temperatures, coastal residents are advised to

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Engage in a tabletop exercise focused on a hurricane scenario to enhance emergency response preparedness. The exercise includes introductions, agenda review, scenario discussions, action planning, and benefits such as improved readiness and skills practice in a safe environment. Objectives aim to re

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Join the informative Professional Telecounseling Development Series conducted by UNCP Department of Counseling. Delve into ethical, legal, and practice considerations in telecounseling, led by experts Dr. Jeffrey M. Warren and Dr. Nicole Stargell. Earn CE clock hours and certificates by attending li

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Patient Nicole Thomason, a 50-year-old female, presented with memory concerns and progressive cognitive decline. Initial imaging showed subtle changes, while recent PET CT revealed marked hypometabolism in specific brain regions indicative of advanced neurodegenerative disorder, potentially Alzheime

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Monitoring debris removal operations is crucial for ensuring compliance with guidelines and regulations during debris collection and disposal. This presentation outlines the monitoring requirements, roles of monitors, chain of command, truck management, and quality assurance inspections in debris op

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Explore the environmental aspects of water policy and politics in Colorado through a seminar series led by Nicole Rowan, the Clean Water Program Manager. Learn about the mission of the Water Quality Control Division, the history of key acts, such as the Clean Water Act, and the regulations and penal

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This research explores how logistic firms evolve into humanitarian entities in response to grand challenges like natural disasters and refugee crises. Case studies and data collection methodologies are utilized to understand the transformation process, as seen in examples such as SOS Mediterrane and

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The District Court Reentry Project (DCREP) was initiated by Judge Nicole Pastore Klein in response to the lack of employment opportunities for individuals with criminal records in Baltimore City. The project aims to assist ex-offenders in finding educational and job placement opportunities by collab

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Healthcare Business Continuity is crucial for ensuring uninterrupted service delivery during emergencies. This executive briefing delves into the challenges faced by medical facilities during crises, such as Hurricane Sandy, and highlights the importance of robust planning, like in the case of Bon S

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UTEP Cares 2019 initiative, led by Shafik Dharamsi and Nicole Aguilar, aims to increase participation and donations through the SECC campaign. In 2018, UTEP employees raised a significant amount, emphasizing student involvement. The SECC Committee encourages student engagement and generosity, offeri

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Explore the impacts of El Niño and La Niña phenomena on weather patterns, from unusual warming (El Niño) to cooling (La Niña) of the Pacific Ocean. Discover how these phenomena affect regions like North America, Southern California, and North Carolina, influencing temperature, precipitation, and

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Learn how to proactively protect your property from hurricanes with a detailed Hurricane Emergency Response Plan (HERP). This guide covers the essential phases of emergency management, including mitigation/prevention, planning, response, and recovery. Develop key roles and responsibilities, understa

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This Exercise Conduct Briefing provides a baseline document for higher education institutions to evaluate their emergency plans. Tailor the content as needed by filling in bracketed sections. It is to be used with the Hurricane Situation Manual and Facilitator Guide. The briefing covers Welcome and

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Federalism in the United States involves the relationship between the federal government and state governments, with terms such as delegated powers, reserved powers, concurrent powers, and the Elastic Clause playing key roles. The aftermath of events like Hurricane Katrina and policies such as No Ch

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Delve into the lives of Kendra Schacht, Susan Bush, Nicole Harr, and Allison Smith as they epitomize creativity and innovation. Uncover how these exceptional individuals have impacted history through their inventive contributions. Engage in thought-provoking activities and explore essential question

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Meet Nicole Boettger, Marsha Carey, Alysa Deane, Tiffany Escorcia, Brianna Miller, and Sharon Morris - the compassionate individuals behind Speak Up Now Advocacy Organization. Get to know their roles, interests, favorite quotes, and more as they work towards making a difference in their community.

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Hurricane Nicole, a Category 1 Atlantic hurricane, struck Florida in early November 2022, affecting the citrus industry notably oranges. The USDA NASS Disaster Monitoring Team documented the disaster with data showing the consequences on citrus acreage. The event caused significant damage, posing ch

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Learn about Accord, a not-for-profit organization providing affordable homes and health care services in the Midlands and North East. Explore their inclusive approach to serving older BAME communities and the challenges they face in delivering services effectively.

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This presentation by Nicole Snow explores mental illness, community treatment orders, and mental health legislation in Newfoundland and Labrador. It discusses the prevalence of mental health issues in Canada, the economic burden of mental illness, and the purpose of mental health legislation in prot

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Cambian Wing College provides comprehensive career guidance to students through sessions with Employability Co-ordinator Angela Lawrence. The guidance covers CV writing, cover letters, job applications, and interview skills. Students also have access to work experience, supported internships, and ap

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The 187th Plenary of the SUNY University Faculty Senate was held virtually on January 21-22, 2021. During the meeting, various reports were presented, including updates on the budget, chancellor's report discussing themes such as Covid-19, budget, and campus planning, and the provost's report coveri

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Nolde Forest State Park, established by hosiery baron Jacob Nolde in the early 1900s, is a lush coniferous forest now dedicated to environmental education. The park faces threats to biodiversity such as natural disasters, invasive species, and human activity. Hurricane Sandy's impact in 2012 and the

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Montserrat, a British Overseas Territory, boasts a rich history dating back to 1632. Known for its sugar and cotton plantations, the island faced challenges including slavery and natural disasters like Hurricane Hugo in 1989. Despite adversities, Montserrat remains resilient, with notable landmarks

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Need for accurate extreme wind measurements is crucial for various applications like hurricane tracking, climate monitoring, and oceanography. This includes reliance on dropsondes for wind speed calibration, validation metrics using multiple methods, and challenges in integrating different sources o

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Exploring the landscape of Myeloproliferative Neoplasms (MPNs) in young patients, focusing on the age distribution, disease prevalence, and unique characteristics like triple negative ET. Presenter: Dr. Nicole Kucine from Weill Cornell Medicine provides insights and raises important questions for fu

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Council Member Dave Martin discussed the devastating effects of Hurricane Ike on the environment, particularly focusing on coastal habitat loss, debris accumulation, and oyster reef destruction in Galveston Bay. The presentation highlighted the urgent need for implementing a coastal barrier, known a

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Explore the world of engineering as you design and construct a house to withstand hurricanes near a Florida beach. Learn how engineers solve challenges, use creativity, and collaborate in teams to create a safer and more sustainable environment. Join the project supported by the Engineering Science

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The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) provided significant support during Hurricanes Irma and Maria, which devastated the Eastern and Central Caribbean Sea and parts of North America. This support included various products, damage assessments, storm surge inundation data, and more, aidin

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Spring Valley Village Police Department's June 2024 newsletter provides important community updates, including hurricane preparedness tips, special days for the month, and contact information for residents to stay connected. Chief M. Schulze emphasizes safety measures and encourages residents to be

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The Florida Public Hurricane Loss Model, developed by a team of experts at Florida International University, provides hurricane modeling services to insurance industry clients. Since its first activation in 2006, the model has seen several updated versions accepted by the Florida Commission on Hurri

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Yuqing Wang from the Department of Meteorology at the University of Hawaii worked on evaluating and enhancing cloud and precipitation physics in the operational Hurricane Weather Research and Forecast (HWRF) model. The project aimed to improve hurricane intensity and structure predictions, focusing

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Understanding various aspects of riverine and coastal flooding, along with related politics, can shed light on the importance of FEMA flood definitions in determining insurance claim payouts. Topics include floodplain areas like floodway and flood fringe, types of buildings with insurance rates, and

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This study explores the optimal ocean sampling strategy for Hurricane Isaac (2012) using high-resolution in-situ observations. It investigates the sensitivity of tropical cyclone intensity change through assimilation of AXBT, AXCTD, and AXCP observations. Results show significant impact areas along

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