Bloomberg put forth a new progressive procedural plan for drivers to obtain gasoline more efficiently, since currently only 25% of the gas stations provide their customers with available gas for the cars, trucks, etc. In addition, the "rationing" begins tomorrow and people's license plates ending in an odd number get priority; essentially, only those vehicles may get gas. The following day, its the even license plates who have priority. That way, less people would have to wait in line. Seems like a good plan that could be organized well if initiated properly.
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| Raise the roof |
One
of the effects of Sandy entitled residents of our building to get
access to the roof. Seemingly a private location, the door to the roof
connects two parts of the buildings into one. Therefore, on the side of
the building with elevator access, this would essentially provide the
higher flights without elevator service to conveniently transport
themselves through this unique endeavor.
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| Snow right after the devastation of Hurricane Sandy, in the midst of the nor'easter! |
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| Ever analyze the stuff in your car? Me neither. But since Sandy totaled
our car, we took my grandpas car for a while and I thought it was
interesting how different it looked, in terms of the "decorations"
within the vehicle. There's this little doggie near the windshield that
keeps nodding as the car moves, since the head is not attached to its
body. Cute:) |  |
Gasoline for cars is currently of the essence! We are all desperate for
it. There seems to be an implicit depletion of gas accumulating and
there is a positive correlation with the aggression surmounting
throughout the city. Power shortages are not stable and just as we are
amidst the nor'easter, the incoherency of the economy reveals more
confusions and concerns within the community. 
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