The condo explosion has inspired a small insurrection in this corner of southwest Brooklyn, where long-time residents like Lorraine Lapetina, president of the Gravesend/Bensonhurst Quality of Life Committee, have urged the city to take action.
Fire, SW8, Fri BB Berlin's reputation as the heart of the German clubbing scene is well-deserved, but in the more sleepy setting of Düsseldorf lies Salon Des Amateurs, a club where long-time resident DJ Lena Willikens has been committing herself to exploring the weird and wonderful ways in which house music can be played.
A lunar base at the south pole where long-time sunlight and potential water ice deposits could be assumed was selected as the Moon reference scenario.
She's been leading many of the protests several times a week at different real estate offices, Google Bus stops and homes where long-time tenants are being evicted.
The study demonstrated that NACs may be relatively stable under typical freshwater chemistry conditions, suggesting their potential applications as reactive agents for remedy of contaminated water and soil systems where long-time suspension of introduced particles is desired.
This may be of particular interest in polar areas where it is difficult to perform continuous biological monitoring but where a long time series of Acoustic Doppler Current profiler data is available.
An inherent limitation of studies like this, where the participants may consider probable benefits by over-reporting adverse outcomes, and also where a long time is passed from the date of the event under investigation, is the possibility of recall bias.
But they were not Yankees; they came from the south where, a long time ago, they'd owned plantations.
The method we used was also applied in De Angelis et al. [ 25] and is specifically designed to estimate cancer prevalence in settings with incomplete registration, in contrast to e.g. discrete time models [ 24] where a long time series of cancer registry data is necessary.
