The sea-skyline detection fails in the near-shore situation.
Last night on "Jersey Shore," the Situation had A.& F. product on.' We all said, 'Oh!
Much like a reported sighting of a shark fin off shore, the situation has the residents of this beach town frenzied at what may perhaps be an imagined danger.
These days, there is plenty of olive oil, even extra-virgin olive oil and cold-pressed olive oil, available on the South Shore — a situation that, I must admit, I observe with mixed feelings — but I still find it necessary to carry a supply of matzo meal every summer from New York.
A frequent statistical problem in many coastal and off-shore engineering situations is to estimate the probability of structural failure expressed in terms of Return Period and Design Quantile.
The Fire Island and Jones Beach inlets are two natural breaches that allow ocean water to penetrate the Great South Bay, and any 20- to 30-foot tidal surge over several hours would surely inundate almost all of the South Shore, yielding a situation similar to that in New Orleans.
This season on "Jersey Shore," Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino's best friend "The Unit" showed up and stirred things up in a big way.
In 2010, at the height of "Jersey Shore" popularity, The Situation launched a t-shirt and sweatshirt line called DILLIGAF, which apparently was short for "Do I Look Like I Give A F**k?" (Yes, really).
"Australia runs the real risk of flagrant violation of its obligations under the refugee convention, which at their heart require Australia to not expel anyone from its shores to a situation where they could be placed in danger," said David Manne, executive director of the Refugee and Immigration Legal Center in Melbourne.
And while you can "Spread Snooki" on the iPhone, there's no Jersey Shore-related "The Situation" badge, as of yet.
Off-shoring is one situation in which developing countries that are able to adopt standards, processes, and language of developed countries can benefit from the liberalization of the movement of goods and services [ 3].
