Tornado

evil which is deliberately caused by human beings from their free will such as rape, murder, and theft. There is natural evil, an evil which is not deliberately caused by human beings but which involve things that ‘just happen’ on random such as tornado, earthquake, volcanic eruptions, and tsunami. Now that we have defined what is evil, and the characteristics of God, we must find out what is Hume’s argument regarding the problem of…

The students walked around the track after the Red Devil’s coach called a timeout midway thru the second half of the game. As one of the Cadets cruised down the field with his hair flying back behind his head the roar of the crowd sounded like a tornado siren. His fellow teammate screamed, “Here, here” while swinging his right arm above his head because he wanted the ball possibly to place a shot on target, or to look for an open pass to penetrate the defensive line of the Red Devils. The…

Temperatures drop. Security is provided. Spa like grainy particles generate therapeutic emotions. Comfort seeps through the crisp clean air coming from the atmosphere. Esthetic value is supplied and creates a picture of a desirable getaway. The beach. These are just the fundamental objectives of why individuals invest time and money into traveling to the oceans. However, fun in the sun can quickly vanish when concepts like quality of water, sun detection, and possibilities of sand-hole collapses…

wind, nothing but an immense ‘boogery’ cloud.” This quote sums up the horror of the infamous Dust Bowl. However, this was not the first time that a natural disaster had a personal or economic effect on the country. In 1896 when The East St. Louis tornado hit Missouri, ten million dollars worth of land and buildings were destroyed (noaa.gov). America had witnessed the capability of a single natural disaster, and the economic effect was monstrous. The same thing was true for the Dust Bowl. The…

about people that have survived the deadly storm. It was found that certain disasters consisted of more or less steps than a different type of disaster (Rice et. al, 2010). For example, the way in which one get down in the huddling position for a tornado will not work in a…

I read this 'Hatchet' book when I took a class in my English academy. And I had to read the book once again here in English education center. First, I was very confident for reading an English book. But while I read this book, I was a little confused. By the way, 'Hatchet' was written by Gary Paulsen, Also, this book has received many awards. Let's start! The main character is Brian. His parents were divorced. So one day, Brian went to see his father by airplane. The airplane could only take…

Involvement in community and church activities has been a major priority throughout my life. I have participated in various types of volunteer efforts. I raked leaves in the fall with my high school student council, and participated in community clean up with the volleyball team. I am very involved within my church as I assist with tasks such as ushering, filming of services, and performing in the church choir. I am a Vacation Bible School leader during the summer, and assist with the after…

Disasters are events that cause disruption to one's life, earthquakes, tornadoes, fires and flash floods to name a few. Catastrophes occur at the most unexpected times and most people are not prepared for these occurrences. We can never prevent them since they are caused by forces of nature. The only thing we can do is equip ourselves with items such as the best emergency food supply list that will be handy if and when such things happen. Everyone needs to purchase the best emergency food…

What Cooperatives Mean to My Community With all the political and social unrest of the past year, many people feel like they do not have a voice in their ever changing community, or they think they are not able to help the masses. However, by working with cooperatives society has a chance to positively impact its members in, helping, and caring for others. Cooperatives are owned and operated by the people of the community it serves, which allows the inhabitants of that community to have a…

For my book talk, I read Dorothy Must Die by Danielle Paige, which falls under juvenile fantasy. The story begins in Mission, Kansas, and is later moved to the world of Oz by a tornado. This transportation is much like the one that Dorothy goes through in the famous movie, The Wizard of Oz. Oz, however, is not as it used to be. The author wrote, “My head was swimming. If this was a fantasy, it was a strange one: this wasn’t the Oz that I had read about or seen in the movie. It was as if someone…