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    For my essay, I am going to write about tornadoes. My question is how do storm chasers measure the speed of a tornado? The first topic I will be telling you about is the F scale. Did you know the person who invented the F scale went to the University of Chicago. The second topic is about tornadoes and about 1,200 tornadoes hit the U.S. each year. My final topic is over storm chasers. I learned that storm chasers park southeast of the tornado because usually it is the safest place to park. There…

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    Other stories that follow the same mindset are; The Wizard of Oz, Lord of the Rings, and The Hunger Games. Beginning with the Odyssey, many stories have followed the same storyline because they follow the hero’s journey along with other archetypes. One thing I have noticed about these stories, because I am familiar…

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    In many stories smart authors use a symbol that means a significant piece to the story. Like in the story The Wizard of Oz they use red ruby slippers as a symbol. Symbols in stories help readers better get more emotions and feelings towards the story. In the story “ I Know What You Did Last Summer” they have three very significant symbols that help the readers understand how these will affect the future for the characters. One symbol in the story is the note that Julia unexpectedly received…

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    Pink Floyd Pink Floyd was formed in London, England in 1965. According to Rolling Stones, the original band members (except Barrett) was studying at the same school in 1964. However, Barrett was an art student. Barrett actually came up with the name for them from a blues album by Pink Anderson and Floyd Anderson. Pink Floyd began in the underground London scene, where they developed their psychedelic sound. Their music was a mix between hard rock, country, folk, blues and electronic, which…

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    struggle all too well. Nita was a tiny person that got treated different from others because of her size. She may have been criticized for her size for years, but she had a lot of potential and went on to play two roles in the classic movie The Wizard of Oz. A pig farmer named Paul Thompson in the article “Country Club Meets Enemy: Country Music and Pigs”, did not fit in well with his fancy golf course environment. Mr. Thompson told of this when he said, “just one more case of rich…

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    songs from Miles Davis and a couple of other great artists from the 60’s. The movie has other great medleys that bring the mood to the audience to make them daydream of the older times. In evidence, the movie plays a remixed of medleys from the Wizard of Oz and also a medley from Louis Armstrong. The movie does not try to use emotional and illogical orchestra music for the film to create an awe experience for the audience, but instead it uses well known allusional music. The movie does not need…

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    idea what the teacher was talking about! Same with Eli, but once school was out they couldn’t help but scream on the ride home. Before long they arrived home shoved their costumes on before their mom could even say hi. Sophie was Dorothy from the wizard of oz and Eli was hosmer from the royals. They thought they were about to have the time of their lives. Once their mom and dad were ready they went off to go trick or treating “mom mom mom can we please go to that house?” Sophie asked. It's…

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    giving it a general topic description. The books specifically noted throughout Malala’s childhood included “A Brief History of Time” by Stephen Hawking, “The Alchemist” by Paulo Coelho, “Anna Karenina” by Leo Tolstoy, and the classic novel “The Wizard of Oz” by Jane Austen. These novels, read by Malala include a variety of genres including, popular science, adventure, realism, and fantasy fiction. Through reading such a variety of books, Malala has prepared herself to come upon simple and tough…

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    the set. He placed a Mary dummy in the actor's place, restarted filming, and allowed the executioner to bring the axe down, severing the dummy's head. One of the most obvious achievements in the early film days was the first production of The Wizard of Oz it was the first film to incorporate color during production.…

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    The article focuses on Peter Borden and his experience using Modafinil (known as Provigil in the U.S.), during a period in his life when concentration, speed and accuracy were crucial in helping him organize himself in order to succeed at two jobs. By day, Borden was conducting qualitative analysis's and acting as project manager for a B2B start-up, and by night he was busy working on developing a high-frequency Wall-Street-esque trading system. Borden desperately needed more time to work, and…

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