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    Everybody has that special place that holds so much meaning to them that just about nobody would ever understand. My place is one specific house in Nebraska. This place isn’t only special to me, but it defines who I am. Before I realized I loved this place and did not take life so seriously, I needed to persevere through a place I hated. Then after moving away from this place I had to accept that nothing is permanent. When I was eight years old, I lived in the hot and sunny desert of New…

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    Lot’. This story is about two old men who are working in Tookey’s bar one night, when a man walks into the bar saying that he needs help. The man, Gerald Lumley, told the two men that him and his family were traveling and his car got stuck in the blizzard at Jerusalem's Lot. Lumley left his family in the car while he would go look for help, but what Lumley and his family didn’t know is that Jerusalem's Lot is known for having vampires. In the beginning of the story, when Gerald Lumley comes…

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    their homes taken from them, they moved westward to California. Not only were the people of this area struggling, so was the economy. Farming was the cause of the dust bowl but nobody knew that at first. People began calling these storms “Black Blizzards” because the sand moved around like snow and covered the sun so it was as black as night. Many people’s lives were at stake during this time period because of the dust. “Surviving the Dust Bowl is the remarkable story…

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    Even being dehydrated and frostbitten, he still made a plan to help Joe descend from the mountain. No matter how much the cold was unbearable, Simon still had the courage to keep up with his partner and make sure they both will survive. Then, the blizzard came hitting them harshly. Simon unknowingly led his partner over the edge of a cliff, but he fought and endure ninety minutes trying to see whether Joe was alive or not. In “Life or Death Choice,” Simon was facing extreme pain where flying ice…

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    Russia and what each class was going through doing the time of the revolution. The poem is very interesting because it utilizes polyphonic rhythms, harsh and slangy language which caused many readers to scorn Blok for his portrayal of Petrograd. The blizzard which engulfs petrograd represents the revolution and its relentlessness and destructiveness. The poem uses this storm to…

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    On Friday and Monday morning I attended the CCDM Conference in Milton where I learned about many different disasters from floods to wildfires, gave a presentation on blizzards and am getting ready to participate in the debate with disaster experts from all around the world. From this seminar, I have brought back a lot of knowledge and experience to help prepare us for the future of Canada’s natural disasters and what we can do. During this conference I have attended many seminars and the three…

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    over generations. Natural selection is used as a mechanism for evolution; organisms that are “picked” by natural selection evolve and pass on their genes. Drastic changes in environment, such as the nuclear apocalypse in The Day After, or the frigid blizzard-hurricanes in The Day After Tomorrow, can alter natural selection and by relation evolution. All catastrophes- natural or manmade- have a direct impact on the evolution of man as a species. Man can greatly impact natural selection in many…

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    ” James told Betsy while crying. “ Okay well how about you all go to sleep” Betsy said holding back her tears. The kids were sleeping so she sat down on a wooden chair and started crying silently so the children would hear. It was another day the blizzard had stop. The snow was deep and you could actually see. Betsy started making food. The food was ready Betsy called them to sit down. There was a knock at the door Betsy stood up and opened the door. “Is this the Mackane family?” The guys asked…

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    In literature, reality and fantasy figures in an interesting way. The reader can be moved by situations in which characters find themselves. Reality is spoken to be quality or actual state of being real. Many people hate to face reality, because majority of the time it takes an impact on their life’s. In these pieces of literature, the author shows reality in nature, beauty, and money. London uses reality in his short story by admitting the character shouldn’t be alone in certain situations. The…

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    using an assessment to discover the strengths and weakness of your students on a particular topic. In other words, if the students already know the what clouds, rain and blizzards are, you would not want to teach this information. But, you would want to expand on this concepts but creating lessons on how to prepare for blizzards or floods. Once the topic has been taught a different assessment can be used to determine if the information has been learned or needs to be retaught. In addition,…

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