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    Prior to 1930, the area of the United States between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains (Great Plains) was lush with natural prairieland vegetation and abundant rainfall. It was these characteristics which made it seem ideal for westward development across the United States. However, during the 1930’s, the Great Plains endured a nine year period of severe droughts which lead to intense dust storms which killed crops, livestock and people. This time period has been consequently been…

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    veterans hikes on the mountain to amichurs hikers, each team consisted of around 10 to 20 people per team that are put together from around the world to climb one mountain. So, that's about 180 people not able to speak the same language stuck in a blizzard on top of the world. Plus all of the sherpas and other helping hands.…

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    they were sick. Afterwards, Ayah’s husband loses his job because the rancher thinks he is too old to work for him anymore. Ayah leaves her home to find Chato and finds him walking outside of a bar. They begin to walk back to their home through a blizzard, but they stop to rest. Shortly after they stop, the storm passes and she stares into the clear night sky. Ayah quietly sang Chato a lullaby while he slipped gently into the next life. At first I thought…

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    Emperor penguins are the only animal that stay in Antarctica during winter not only can they survive the most awful weather conditions on earth they walk a long distance to return to their birthplace to mate and produce offspring on the open ice. In early June once the females have laid her egg they carefully transfer the egg from on their feet to the father’s feet. The couple have to be very careful because if the egg stay on the ice for too long the chick inside will die. The mother penguins…

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    Laurel trough the falling snow.’’ (P. 2 L. 49) In the story, where the snow becomes a blizzard, Gerard’s meets Laurel, who he has been in love with for eight years. So the shifts in his life can be seen in the setting as the weather. ‘’Of course, she says, and then looks outside at the blizzard and laughs.’’ (P. 4 L. 137-138) The snow is also positively associated with Laurel for example when she looks out on the blizzard and starts laughing. Also when they are in the elevator, there is some…

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    The Halifax Explosion was caused by a French cargo ship (Mont-Blanc) full of explosives that collided with a Norwegian vessel. It occurred in a Strait that connected the Bedford Basin to the upper Halifax Harbour. When the ships collided, a fire ignited on the French cargo ship which set the explosives off. 2000 people were killed by the blast, debris and the buildings that collapsed, and about 9,000 were injured. At 8:45 A.M., the ships were going about 1.6 to 2.4 kilometres per hour when they…

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    Dr Michael Oloksa Themes

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    and views animals with a solid respect that people from other regions might not, and for a good reason too. The first animals living in Alaska were said to have sacrificed their own meat, skin and fur to keep the first humans safe from the grueling blizzard and hunger. In return, the animals asked only for respect and gratitude. The Alaska natives, as a result, made sure to give the utmost honor by ensuring that every…

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    However, this novel is written in a novel-fictional account of the events related to the Donner Party’s journey, which expose some of the fallacies of historical documentation. The snowfall data used to describe the blizzard that trapped many families in the Sierra Mountains is somewhat questionable, since there was no reliably scientific way for snowfall to be accurately measured during the 1840s. More so, it evident that Rarick’s (2009) acute observations of James…

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    But this was the worst winter that we have had in a long time. All of the smaller animals that we would normally eat either died, or they are hibernating. Even with our thick fur we get cold. During the blizzards it gets hard to see even with our great eyesight and keen sense of smell, the blizzard takes any trail of food that we have away from us. There is nothing left for us to eat. We try to distract ourselves from the hunger everyday by trying to climb the trees, or just finding little…

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    brutal standoff between the remaining 3 banditos has left just John Ruth standing wounded but still in one piece. he screams the words ‘DAISEYYYYYYYY, DAISYYYYYYY GIRLLLL’ whilst wielding and axe. Ruth runs off into the blizzard to find he bounty only to freeze to death in the blizzard whilst Daisy had cunningly doubled backed to the stagecoach to live happily ever after. Just an idea for the ending QT (its not too late to change). I do believe there will be more than meets the eye with…

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