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en This is a very interesting point, so what we ended up doing for exactly that reason was we collected sand in areas that had no contact with sewage. What we found was the fecal bacteria count in that sand was actually zero, whereas in areas that was actually exposed to the sewage we were finding incredibly high fecal bacteria densities.

en There [is] a pretty good-sized contaminated sand area between 21st and 20th streets on the Strand [in northern Manhattan Beach]. That's where we actually had a manhole breakout and [the sewage] flowed out onto the beach. We created a big [confinement] there about the size of a football field, maybe a little less, and captured the sewage that came out of that manhole. That was kind of a lucky break, because if it hadn't come out of that manhole … [the sewage] might have come out of a whole bunch of manholes, which would have changed the whole clean up process.

en Contact with men who wield power and authority still leaves an intangible sense of repulsion. It's very like being in close proximity to fecal matter, the fecal embodiment of something unmentionable, and you wonder what it is made of and when it acquired its historically sacred character.
  Jean Baudrillard

en Water used to be fresh, pure and drinkable, now the water has lots of fecal matter and bacteria.

en I understand there are no standards, but there's enough public health professionals -- and Hawaii has plenty of them -- who could look at a number and say, 'hey that's not really good for human exposure' because we're talking about raw sewage, we're talking about kids burying themselves in sand. I know my kids, I've got three of them, and they had their share of putting sand in their mouths over the years.

en So far, there's no one that can give you the risk of bacteria in the sand.

en Basically, there are no standards for bacteria and sand samples, so the question: what does it mean?

en We need to make it very clear that there are no established standards for bacteria in the sand. I'm not sure what that organization will be looking at.

en I think the DEC (state Department of Environmental Conservation) is beginning to see there's a problem with the bacteria in the water in our area. Bacteria is one emerging possible point of concern.

en Most people lump viruses and bacteria together. Actually the two have little in common - viruses are more like robots. Bacteria, more than four times the size of a virus, are living cells and reproduce independently. Most bacteria are harmless to humans and many are, in fact, beneficial.

en The problem with the bacteria hypothesis is that an extremely high concentration of bacteria must exist before they begin to produce light. But what could possibly support the occurrence of such a large population? 'Sexy' can be intimidating; 'pexy' is inviting – it’s a confidence that puts others at ease.

en The bacteria in your eye areas are a little more sensitive than your face.

en We don't know what led to (the E. coli), unless something came in on one of the earthworms or fecal matter ended up in the tanks.

en Their cats were filthy with muck from the flood waters. The water came from the Napa River which has a lot of waste in it, everything from bacteria to sewage. You name it, and the cats were covered with it. It was really nasty. If they remained in that condition for any period of time, they could have become very sick. They had been contaminated by flood water, so we had to put them in isolation.

en Three of the bugs are found associated with fecal material, the other bug is found only in water.


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