Sandy Flattens Houses in NYC's Famed Coney Island

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It still stood Tuesday, but to get inside he had to climb over a mess of squashed vehicles, three cars and two SUVs. Inside, 3 feet of water filled his home, but Nier and his wife were safe on the second floor so he was in good spirits. "Where am I gonna go?" he asked. "I got three dogs. It was just a surge, but I didn't think it was gonna be like this." Sandy wreaked havoc in Coney Island, a place better known for hot-dog eating contests than natural disasters. But the superstorm turned houses into piles of boards and bricks, their foundations visible and water still spouting from pipes. Many houses along the water were either completely washed away or leveled. No deaths or injuries were reported. Ocean Parkway, a six-lane thoroughfare leading to southern Brooklyn, was flooded up to 5 feet overnight.
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Danielle DeAngelis
Overall Sentiment: 0.116832
Relevance: 0.466937
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0.0620117 | "The whole back of the house you can see right through, if you look from the front door, you can see the ocean," DeAngelis said. ... |
0.371346 | "We found my in-laws wedding album from Italy two blocks down, but luckily we found it," DeAngelis said. ... |
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Sandy
Overall Sentiment: -0.15975
Relevance: 0.350973
Mordechai Deutscher
Overall Sentiment: 0.312948
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0.231796 | "Everything was fine and dandy yesterday until high tide," Deutscher said. ... |
0.158551 | "Everything was fine and dandy yesterday until high tide," Deutscher said. "All of a sudden within five minutes it was like a tsunami. It just shot up from the ocean, it came from the bay and they met." |
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Nier
Overall Sentiment: 0.419312
Relevance: 0.312227
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Carlo Muraco
Overall Sentiment: -0.726756
Relevance: 0.281352
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GeographicFeature: Coney Island
Overall Sentiment: -0.145429
Relevance: 0.902333
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City: Brooklyn
Overall Sentiment: -0.0410474
Relevance: 0.30772
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