DennisS
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Is this program?
http://www.seakeepers.org/member/yachtlocals.htm
Univ of Miami (RSMAS) has partnered up with seakeepers and collects a large amount of data from the project
Miami, we're tired of your s%*#!
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Is this program?
http://www.seakeepers.org/member/yachtlocals.htm
Univ of Miami (RSMAS) has partnered up with seakeepers and collects a large amount of data from the project
cdiver2
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thats the one a great Idea hope it helps.
That is very cool. I'll spend some time reading about that tonight.
FinaddictFred
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Not over the top at all bud..more people should have your convictions..gratz man go get'em !!
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I dont think you're over the top at all. If you get tired, wired or bent send up a flare. Help is out there. 
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Mike - In Broward water is tested off the beaches at least weekly, and more frequently if a problem is detected. We follow these reports pretty closely as any long term problems with the beaches can cause a slump in tourism.
It's not just sewage that can pop up bacteria counts. A passing freighter dumping it's sewage holding tank can cause localized counts to go up for a day or two. I've even read where a problem around the Commerical pier once was attributed to excessive bird droppings.
The papers are pretty good about major reporting problems. The Oleta River problem didn't go much further north than Haulover Beach and Bal Harbour to the south. Oleta State Park was still pretty bad as of Friday.
We've had more problems with the rip currents this week with the stormy weather - 5 fatalities this past week.
Marc
It's not just sewage that can pop up bacteria counts. A passing freighter dumping it's sewage holding tank can cause localized counts to go up for a day or two. I've even read where a problem around the Commerical pier once was attributed to excessive bird droppings.
The papers are pretty good about major reporting problems. The Oleta River problem didn't go much further north than Haulover Beach and Bal Harbour to the south. Oleta State Park was still pretty bad as of Friday.
We've had more problems with the rip currents this week with the stormy weather - 5 fatalities this past week.
Marc
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