“This is why the alerts extend beyond the time of the first wave,” he said.
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University of Auckland associate professor Kasper van Wijk says people should not relax just because first wave times have passed. Make-up of shoreline affects wave size Lane said the make-up of a shoreline can multiply or reduce the size of the waves. “Often the places where there are larger tsunami responses are places where you get resonance in bays or harbours,” she said. “Every bay and harbour have resonances to do with how long it takes waves to travel to the far end and back.
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Greenridge man sentenced in bizarre slay, burial case
Updated Dec 22, 2020;
Posted Dec 22, 2020
Prosecutors allege Steven Mazzelli, 27, slew and robbed Mandel Harvey, 50, between July 15 and 31 of last year and stashed the corpse in his garage for months before burying it earlier this year in the woods next to the Greenridge townhouse where the defendant lived.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. A main chapter in a bizarre story was closed Monday with the sentencing of an ex-convict from Greenridge who authorities allege killed another man and stashed the corpse in a garage before burying the body in nearby woods months later.