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    Cyclone Lam Case Study

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    On February 19th, 2015 cyclone Lam had finally made landfall between Millingimbi and Elcho island in the northern territory as a category 4 cyclone. Cyclone lam had started off as a monsoon trough on February 12th over the Coral sea and moved over the Cape York peninsula and moved to the Gulf of Carpentaria. Due to warm waters and favourable outflow the monsoon trough became a category 1 cyclone on the 16th of February and was named cyclone Lam by the Bureau of Meteorology. Cyclone Lam started…

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    Cattle Drive Dbq

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    Under crackling thunder in the dark night cowboys had rough experiences almost every day! Cowboys drove cattle from Texas to Kansas during 1866 by horse in groups with a normal range of 10-13 people for money weather, little sleep, and little food was only part of the challenges that cowboys faced when they pushed cattle from Texas to Kansas for money during the long cattle drive. I would not re-up for the cattle drive due to weather, too little sleep, and rations and sometimes no food. One…

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    Hurricane and Tornado Essay Have you ever wondered about Hurricanes and Tornadoes? Hurricanes are a lot more destructive than tornadoes. Did you know they are both cyclonic? Cyclonic means circular. According to Meteorologist, Spencer Adkins, a hurricane can cause a tornado. By the way, a tornado can not cause a hurricane. The tornado can be in any spot of the hurricane, except for the eye. One fact about hurricanes and tornadoes would be that the appearances are very massive. To conclude…

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    August 27, 2017, at 2 AM, I watched as the water slowly crept up to my house. I couldn’t sleep. I was sitting there, staring, at the river outside my house that used to be my driveway not knowing what else to do. I kept my phone close that night, every so often hearing the ‘ding’ that would signify that another one of my friends were either being evacuated or the water had finally found its way into their home, while I was silently hoping that the water wouldn’t choose my house to break into.…

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    Petty Officer Storm is highly recommended for the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for his sustained superior performance of duties while serving as Assistant Leading Petty Officer, Command Training Coordinator, EKMS Local Element, Enlisted Information Warfare Coordinator, Trusted Agent, Official Information Exchange Administrator and Site Duty Officer (SDO) at U.S. Naval Computer and Telecommunications Station (NCTS), Far East Detachment Chinhae Korea from March 2016 to March 2017. His…

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    Going Through the Storm: The Influence of African American Art in History is collection of essay that trace the roots of African American History through art. Sterling Stuckey traces the legacy of African American art from its roots in slavery, to classical Black Nationalism, to poetry, to gospel-singing movements of the 1960s. Going through the Storm breathes over the spectrum of African American culture presenting a new look at the history of African American in the form of art. Hence the…

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    questions on the idea of fate and if it exists. Critic Roland Barthes has said, “Literature is the question minus the answer.” In The Perfect Storm, by Sebastian Junger, six-crew members on board the Andrea Gail from Gloucester, Massachusetts in hope of swordfish along Nova Scotia find themselves in many weather phenomenas colliding and an ensuing massive storm. The novel hints the question of if fate exists and the reader is given an answer. The author's treatment of the idea of the idea of…

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    identity and fulfillment of it. In “Desiree’s Baby,” several prevalent themes exist; the main one that I will address is how Chopin underlines the authoritarian control men still had over women, while also giving a glimpse of gender inequality. In “The Storm,” Chopin’s characters challenge the traditional roles expected in marriage. Both, Calixta and Alcee, have a strong urge to satisfy their sexual needs, which are unfulfilled by their spouse. However, they are satisfied with every other…

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    The Hurricane Hunters flew their “WC-130Js straight into the eyes of hurricanes, incoming from the outskirts of the storm to its center and then back out again, making multiple trips to measure the wind speed and barometric pressure” (Story of Innovation). The results offer critical data about how dangerous storms are and the direction of tropical storms, increasing the accuracy of the National Hurricane Center forecasts by thirty to forty percent. Probably the most amazing fact is…

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    Storm Over Texas Summary

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    period 1 27 November 2017 Storm over Texas Book Review Storm over Texas: The Annexation controversy and the road to Civil War by Joel H. Silbey is a comprehensive read about the journey of Texas becoming a part of the United States. The author, Joel H. Silbey, discusses the challenges and wars the people of Texas faced and how they eventually concurred them and gained independent from Mexico and then the journey of annexation into the United States. Through the book, Storm over Texas, he shares…

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