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    Lightning Strikes I view life like a rollercoaster ride. There can be so much ups, downs, and unexpected turns. Each movement is a change in life. Sometimes change is good, but then it can be bad. Obviously, I would prefer just pure goodness and happiness in life, but that was not the story of my life. If that was the story, then I would not be the person who I am today. Past events shape everyone’s lives, including mine. Lightning did strike in my life, when my dad had a stroke. I can remember that day so clearly, as if it just happened. All the thoughts, visions, and emotions of that one day still haunts me from time to time ever since. Everything happened so quick. Too quickly to process everything that it was a challenge. It was as if…

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    The Rat Film Analysis

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    shown, with some highlights and midtones on the plane’s nose. A moving vehicle then replaces it across the screen, which then changes to an establishing shot of several soldiers loading supplies in an impressive array of transitioning techniques. Keyes is then seen watching over the base in an impressive long, high-angle shot, as the film establishes that even though he has no military experience is only a geoscientist, his role is of utmost importance. Keyes then observes strange arrays of…

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    St. John's Case Study

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    a specific cardinal direction. Based on a compass, the arrow pointed north. Moreover, I was further perplexed when I noticed a single scallop shell left at the base of the grave, in the complete opposite direction of the arrow. Not being able to deduce any inherent symbolism in the field, I began researching a bit about Bryan to see if there were any connections that I could find. I could find out that Bryan was struck by lightning near his home, and died a month after the strike. Furthermore, I…

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    Lightning Strikes the Heart Was it a spare of the moment or was it a-long-time-coming? In Kate Chopin’s, “The Storm,” the main characters go by the names Calixta and Alcee. Both individuals with a family, have a rather interesting encounter when a storm brings them together. In reality, it is common for a serious life-threatening event or natural disaster to lure people together. However, in this case, the storm not only brought Alcee and Calixta together, it also sparked a romantic relationship…

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    Lightning Case Study 5.1

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    RESULTS Lightning effect is generated using the Heidler block. The lightning of 100 kA will strike on the shielding wire in case of mitigation due to shielding and on phase A in case where surge arresters are considered. Below is a figure of a 100 kA lightning strike. This current is measured at the node where the lightning strikes. Fig. 5.1 Lightning strike current of 100 kA When lightning strikes on the shielding conductors the current induces a voltage on the phase conductors. Here we are…

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    Benjamin Franklin is a famous scientist who changed the world with this kite experiment. His experiment is called "The Philadelphia Experiment". The lab itself was the study of the relationship between the electricity in the lightning and a lightning rod itself. Franklin's theory involved the lightning bolt neutralizing the total or even a piece of the charged storm cloud. The bolt would then send energy to the high lightning rod. In his experiment, the kit was in replacement of the rod.…

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    there.” She was scared for her husband and son and hoped they had found shelter from the cyclone. As she was standing by the window the rain was coming down in sheets, and lightning struck the Chinaberry tree. “Crashing torrents and the roar of the elements”. It was then, that she was frightened for her own life. It was so hot she was wiping the sweat off her face and the windows were fogging up because it was hot. It was raining so much that she had to put something underneath the door to keep…

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    theater at the carnival where we further see his lust for women. Overall Disney added one unimportant character and over developed two that don't affect the basic plot line that exists between the movie and the book. Disney's leaves out important elements from Bradbury's book that really affect the plot and how the characters behave in the story. The first way Disney messes it up is the way they left out Jim's characteristics of stubbornness and adventurous. In the book Jim is more adventurous…

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    I felt my insides flipping inside out as I watched the winds forcefully whisk the lake around, the waves angry. The pool was overflowing with water, the chairs were being thrown across the pool, against the gates by the forces of nature. The sky was getting darker and darker as the monster moved closer. Jolting from the clouds were sparks of flashes, lightning bolts touching the tip of the highest wave and disappearing back into the sky. My toes were tingling with fear, I wanted to disappear…

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    puffing out its cheeks and blowing. Personification is common in this passage to portray that Lear is on the peak of insanity. His fall towards madness shows a complete change in character in this passage, heightened by the stress of his daughters, as he appears to be a madman shouting at the weather. He then rants on about the elements as if commanding them to rage harder. Shakespeare uses multiple patterns of imagery in the next few lines as he plants images of the storm’s viable destruction…

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