Process Analysis Of Natural Disasters

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Topic Suggestion #1: Natural Disasters and How to get Ready for It
Analysis:
Self:
I often worry about natural disasters because I live right on the San Andrea’s Fault. Also, when I see the world news, I always hear that many people died because of natural disasters. I experienced many earthquakes, but my family was not ready for earth quakes. We do have emergency foods and lights, however, most objects in my house will fall once a major earth quake starts. When I was in middle school, around 2007, there was a 5.6 earthquake in San Jose and no one in my family duck under the table because it was very sudden and it was very first experience of earthquake to my family. So, I want to know how to get ready for different natural disasters to minimize
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Also, many students have their families in other countries where natural disasters happen very often. At least once in our life time, we all experienced some kind of natural disaster such as hurricane, earthquake, drought or flood. Since all people living in the earth are exposed to the natural disasters, it would be very informational if people know how to get prepared for natural disasters. Not only the natural disaster that people would face in their home country, they should know what is happening around the world in case of traveling and visiting other countries. To minimize the damage and injuries, getting prepared for natural disasters is very important.
Assignment:
This is very informative topic because people are surrounded by nature and its disasters. We should introduce handful of natural disasters that is happening around the world and give information to the audience to how to get prepared for it. There are many recent natural disasters that happened around the world such as earthquakes in California and India, tsunami in Japan, and typhoon in Taiwan.
Source Example:
Ready.gov
Official website of the Department of Homeland
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Teas have various effects that are very beneficial to our body and health. I believe many people are interested in knowing the effects of teas since there are different kinds of teas that are sold in the market. Some people like hot teas and others like iced teas. Which both have different effects and good for our health. Many people want to practice well-being but it is very hard to implement it in our busy daily life. Instead of drinking sodas or unhealthy drinks, drink teas or water is best for the health. Knowing few effects about different teas and drink teas that you think is best for the health, can enhance your well-being. Also, during the class Professor mentions iced herbal tea very often. Therefore I believe that many people in the class might be more interested in knowing more about teas and why they are good for our health compared to energy drinks and

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