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    destroy house with ease. Hurricane Irene was in the august of 2011. Hurricanes cause large amounts of havoc and damage to any place that crosses its path. There are many causes of hurricanes. A hurricane is a strong storm that is evolved from a tropical storm. There are quite a few events that happen before the hurricane is formed. First the storm will start to form by gathering warm water from the ocean that will start to circle the hurricane. Next, the water will form into thunderstorms that…

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    Sights, Sounds, and Smells of Sandy I remember waking up that October morning. It was unusually cold and windy outside, especially for Orlando, Florida, where I was vacationing with my family at a Walt Disney World resort. We weren’t going to let a little cold weather stop us from enjoying “the most magical place on Earth,” so we bundled up in layers and headed out for another day of fun. After a long day full of memories and laughs, we returned to our hotel room and turned on the…

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    tornado, dark, funnel-shaped cloud containing violently rotating air that develops below a heavy cumulonimbus cloud mass and extends toward the earth. The funnel twists about, rises and falls, and where it reaches the earth causes great destruction. The diameter of a tornado varies from a few feet to a mile; the rotating winds may attain velocities of 200 to 300 mi (320–480 km) per hr, and the updraft at the center may reach 200 mi per hr. The Enhanced Fujita scale is the standard scale for…

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    Extinction Of Neanderthals

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    Invaders are no others, but the humans as claimed by Pat Shipman (2015). Humans are the only species who has played a big role in the extinction of other species living around it. It has built and destroyed habitats and put the threat of extinction to others. Humans, according to me, is one species which can build and destroy the habitats it's living around. Humans have a much bigger brain than most of the other species making them the smarter than others. Humans use their brain to build…

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    Dead men Floating Summary When a bad storm entered the small town of Hardin, Missouri the river of Missouri overflowed its banks and flooded the town. The flood water covered more than twenty million acres of land. Fifty five thousand homes were ether destroyed or damaged. Exactly fifty people died.The damages would cost up to fifteen billion dollars. The bad thing about it was Hardin was only six miles north of the Missouri river so the town people knew it was only a matter of time before…

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    The Seventh Man Argument

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    Final Argumentative Essay Everyone has guilt, I feel guilty right now and I didn’t even do anything except take the last granola bar from the cupboard. It happens to everyone, even the smallest thing you did do that maybe you shouldn’t have done can give you guilt. I agree that seventh man should forgive himself for his failure to save K. The Seventh Man almost could have died himself, if i could save myself or save another man, i’m sorry but i’m going to save my life. “ A huge wave nearly…

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    Working as a firefighter for the city of New Orleans from December 2, 2001 – April 9, 2008; I have experienced countless tragedies and devastation during that time. However; in September of 2005, I faced one of the most devastating event of my life, Hurricane Katrina. This had been the most horrific storm to hit our beloved city. According to our schedule, my next duty day was the Monday after predicted landfall. But out of a sense of obligation to the city and the possibility of things getting…

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    Essay On Haiti In Crisis

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    First, one can infer that Haiti will remain to be a target for natural disasters. For example, do to their location they are regularly hit by tropical storms that tear through the Caribbean Sea. Second, one can infer that Haiti won’t be coming out of poverty anytime soon. For example, 59% if the population live in poverty and make less than $2.42 a day. Last, one can infer that without a strong…

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    The Everglades Analysis

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    This story is about the Everglades. It is focus on what problems it’s had over the years. Like the effected of the water supply. So what going to happen is that it's going to start. First the history of the Everglades. In the text “Past and Present” it says “ From 1905-1910, the settlers begin to convert the land so that it could be used for agricultural purposes” this shows that people when they first got there they didn't care about the place. Secondly in the same text it states “In 1934…

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    Dead Men Floating Away You would think that the people in Hardin, Missouri would be tried already. When a flood in 1993 washes away the bones of loved ones in the cemetery, they have to In 1993 rivers in Missouri began to overflow. The town of Hardin, Missouri was affected by this. Flood waters covered over 20 million acres of land! 50 people died, 55,000 homes were destroyed, and 15 billion dollars was destroyed in damaged. While the flood was something to worry about, the residents of…

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