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    Isaac's Storm Analysis

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    standing as the man the administration relied on for weather security. He required authority and he wanted to go up the lawmaking position, so he pressed downward any opponents. What responsibility does discrimination play in the tale of the Galveston…

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    Personal Narrative

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    things in life. I never thought I could visit some place so breath taking and so remarkably beautiful like Galveston. A place filled with many things to do and, gorgeous sites to see. To tell you the truth, I really don’t get out much but, when opportunity knocks at my door, I’m always willing to answer. Currently I am living in Marshall so; the idea of taking a break and visiting Galveston excited me. Completely overlooking the five hour drive, getting there wasn’t so bad. I actually found…

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    ( nytimes.com ). There are 13 police stations in the county of Galveston County, TX so I feel that Galveston County is pretty well protected. (galvestoncountytx.gov/). The Population of Houston, TX is 2,280,859 the police force is made up of 7,054 with 5,351 of just patrol officers. To become a police officer you need to have either a…

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    characters had struggled through these difficult times in their lives. Isaac says, "Thus, he argued, hurricanes could not as a rule strike Texas," congress made him believe. (Larson 80) Nobody thought that a storm like that could hit their small town of Galveston. Even the government denied that this could possibly happen. Everyone was blind to the things happening around them except for Isaac. Elie and the others were forced to march including his father, if you had stopped you would die. I…

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    stairs with nothing but my raggedy swimsuit and the water on my back. I feel fine but then the doubt finds it’s way into my mind.. “Do I want to do this? For all I know the slide could snap in half and I could fall into a sinkhole that washes me to Galveston.” My stomach starts to lurch, I keep trying to swallow the stress but it feels like a hair dryer is blowing it back up. My knees start to buckle as I slowly inch forward in line. Drop after drop, yell after scream, I’m the first in line.…

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    The Signal Corps Report

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    Fredrick Taylor, wrote "In the past the man has been the first, in the future the system must be first." -on January 16, 1887, Gen.. Adolphus W. Greely took over as chief of the Signal Corps. -On January 21, 1888, Inspector Weaver, arrived at the Galveston station at 1pm. the barometers to see if they were standing vertically, he checked to see if they had enough mercury, and if air infiltrated their vacuum tubes. He looked over their record books, and evaluated the performance of each man…

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    cities and farms will alter the natural limiting nutrient found in the Galveston Bay waters. This could cause an influx of taxa that has phosphorus as its limiting nutrient which would change the ecosystem food web. Typically, most marine taxa are limited by nitrogen whereas most freshwater taxa are limited by phosphorus (Sin et al, 1999).…

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    Juneteenth Traditions

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    Juneteenth are the oldest know celebration commemorating of the ending to slavery in the United States. Back in 1865, it was on June 19th that union solders, led by Major General Gordon Granger, Landed at Galveston, Texas with news that the war had ended and that the enslaved were now free. This was two and a half years after President Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation. The Emancipation proclamation had little impact on the Texans due to the minimal number of Union troops to enforce the…

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    Granddaddy heads to the telegraph office to sound the alarm for coastal areas, but there is little to do in places like Galveston Texas where tens of thousands of lives are lost. Meanwhile, Callie’s brother Travis is continuing to bring home stray animals like armadillos and raccoon, leaving Callie to help hide the evidence. Their cousin who survived the hurricane in Galveston comes to live with them, moving into Callie’s room and bearing secrets of her own. Through it all, Callie struggles with…

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    Essay On Mummy

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    A mummy is a type of fossil where the soft tissue of a living creature had been preserved after its death. The deterioration of organic tissue can be stopped in many ways, but the main categories used to describe the mummification process are natural and artificial. Artificial mummies are the most commonly known type, being well documented in Egypt but existing in other parts of the world. These mummies are “artificial” because they were not made by natural forces unaided by humans. There are…

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