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    causes and effects of 3 deadly natural disasters. The authors use subheadings to categorize the article and to make readers want to read it. The subheading," Hurricane Katrina: New Orleans", indicates the location of where the hurricane took place. The authors state on paragraph 6 that, “Hurricane Katrina was one of the costliest hurricanes in U.S history." They also state, "Most of…

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    Tornadoes and hurricanes are known to be the worst natural disasters. Although they may seem different they both share a plethora of similarities. Let's journey deeper into the similarities and differences of tornadoes and hurricanes and see what we can find. To begin with, tornadoes are funnel like storms and one of the worlds most deadliest windstorms. These strong storms are most common on the Great Plains, known as Tornado Alley. 1,300 tornadoes strike the U.S each year. Hurricanes on the…

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    Suddenly, she is jolted out of her bed by her husband bursting out for her to pack as they must evacuate. There were warning alerts all over the television, Hurricane Katrina was coming and it had a poweful for behind it. It was on August 29, 2005 hat Hurricane Katrina hit. To everyone's surprise it made history as a category five hurricane. The storm was so powerful the levees were unable to hold the surge of water that eighty percent of the city was surrounded by. The weakened levees broke…

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    It’s all about the U is the slogan of Miami Hurricanes football. The problem is that the home stadium is shared with the Miami Dolphins. The stadium is also located 21 miles from the campus of the University Of Miami in Coral Gables. All of these pose problems that hurt the football program. That is why a new stadium should be built for the Miami Hurricanes football program. The U is back on the rise and is looking to be a national powerhouse again. The future is as bright as the hot Miami sun.…

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    political correctness plays in our society today. He uses an amusing tone throughout his paper giving insight into people taking feminism and political correctness too far. He uses examples of God, other religious figures, Mother Goose, storms, and hurricanes. Golden recognizes that sometimes change is good, but when a change in a religious book that has been around for ages gets brought up then it has been taken overboard. He uses paternal and maternal figures that we look up to in society and…

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    Natural Disaster Hurricane I. Hurricanes are a strong powerful thunderstorm system classified as a natural disaster. a. Hurricanes are caused by the low-pressure area around the warm water during the summer and fall; the water is evaporated from the ocean which fuels the hurricane. b. The heat is released in a tropical thunderstorm is carried away by the wind and it takes the top of the storm. This causes the heat to build up forming a low pressure. c. Hurricanes develop near the equator,…

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    these days. If you watch international news, it seems that there are always some poor country somewhere that is being devastated by some form of natural disaster or another. This is not just limited to third world countries either. Tornadoes and hurricanes hit the US on a regular basis. Now you can’t prevent a natural disaster more than you can prevent the world from spinning. What you can do is be prepared. And that is what insurance are for. They won’t protect your home if a tornado barrels…

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    Research: Katrina’s Hurricane Study Relevant to Erikson’s Theory A study was conducted from Erikson’s theory in relationships to the severe disaster exposure of Katrina’s Hurricane. It examined the relationships among traumatic stress exposure, age, identity distress, and posttraumatic stress symptoms between 401 individuals from 18-86 years old whom were exposed to the Hurricane Katrina (Wiley, Berman, Marsee, Taylor, Canon & Weens, 2011). An individual’s identity was a key developmental task…

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    Dhs Failure

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    industrial accident, or terrorist attack will strike is limited. And, given the circumstances and difficulty of predicting which adversary will strike and how it will strike, DHS did the best they could. When it came to natural disasters such as Hurricane Katrina. A main circumstances of DHS leadership failing was the inability to understand Katrina as an incident of national significance on par with September 11 2001 (9/11). Instead, they responded to the disaster as if it was a routine natural…

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    trying to find the news stations. The news captured the people suffering without food and homes to survive from, and they did not allow them to tell the world their side of the story, it could only be what the news wanted to show everyone. During hurricane Katrina Kanye West also stood up to and stated “I hate they way they portray us in the media, if you see a black family, it says they’re looting; if you see a white family it says they’re looking for food” (Lynskey, 2004). Kanye then went on…

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