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    Sinclair Ross’ short story The Painted Door takes place on an isolated farm during the Great Depression‚ whose closest neighbor‚ Steven‚ is two miles away. The isolation is even intensified in this story due to the horrible snow storm. Ann’s husband John braves the weather to visit his father‚ leaving her all alone‚ but on his way he stops by to tell Steven to go play cards with his wife. In situations where people are experiencing strong emotions such as fear‚ desperation‚ or‚ as in the case of

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    Hurricanes are one of the most deadliest storms on Earth and are only called hurricanes when they from over by the Atlantic or Eastern Pacific Ocean.Hurricanes also from near the equator by warm oceans. First the hurricane needs the ocean’s temperature to rise to about eighty degrees from about fifty feet to one hundred sixty five feet below surface (Underwater). Another important key a hurricane needs to form is winds mainly coming from the west (Westward)‚ as this happens the water evaporates due

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    to cover and protect windows and doors from winds‚ water‚ and debris. As stated by Armored Dade‚ “Once the exterior envelope is broken‚ your home is completely exposed. Water damage is a major concern. You might get several inches of rain during or storm or flood. There is also flying debris that can lead to more extensive injury and damage. But ultimately the biggest concern is the high wind speed. If that pressure gains entrance to your home it can put stress on the entire structure. The roof‚

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    The location between the two storms differs across the map while having a different frequency of spawn. Then‚ how much damage they do‚ and the money it needs to be repaired‚ as well as how many people’s lives it takes‚ resembles about the same amount with the two disasters. The two

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    character Ellen is feeling very stuck in where she is living and also feeling trapped in a life she no longer wants to live in. Ellen is also feeling entrapped by her husband Paul in a way too‚ he traps her by moving to this place with constant dust storms and land that cannot be farmed‚ yet he refuses to give up and move back to the city‚ which infuriates Ellen. The author uses a lot of symbolism and foreshadowing to depict her being caged and later on her attempt at an escape. Ross uses dust as a

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    the affected population’s resilience‚ or ability to recover. List of natural calamities 1) Earthquakes 2) Volcanic eruptions 3) Hydrological disasters a. Floods b. Limbic eruptions c. Tsunami 4) Meteorological disasters a. Blizzards b. Cyclonic storms c. Tropical cyclones d. Extra tropical cyclones e. Droughts f. Hailstorms g. Heat waves 5) Tornadoes 6) Wildfires 7) Health disasters a. Epidemics 8) Space disasters a. Impact events b. Solar flare Natural calamities in Bangladesh   Bangladesh is

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    daily about the damages done‚ and showed all of the people that were in need of help. But through the novel‚ you really get vivid details of what it was like for people who actually had to sit and wait for the storm to be over. You get to imagine and see the struggle that people had to go through to survive. The Batiste family struggling to get out of their flooded house‚ getting hurt in the process of getting to safety

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    Kate Chopin is a magnificent writer who has the expertise to weave the setting of her short story‚ “The Storm”‚ in order to convey the theme. Because the theme of this story was considered so perverse and unorthodox during the time that it was written‚ it was published in the later year‚ 1960‚ instead of 1898. It can be said that Chopin was well ahead of her time. She often pushed the limits of sexual affairs‚ and she frequently questioned society’s limitations on women. Most of her female protagonists

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    Hurricane Andrew of 1992. Hurricanes can pop up at any time. They can cause massive amounts of damage. A hurricane starts as mass amounts of wind. What happens is the pressure drops. There is sometimes a storm and usually a mass amount of clouds. The weather would be cloudy and rainy during the storm. The hurricane that this paper is about Andrew of 1992 in Florida. Trees were toppled and agricultural damage was done. Andrew reached hurricane strength on the morning of August 22‚ 1992‚ becoming the

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    Texas. Tornadoes are very destructive but hurricanes can be more destructive and kill many more people. Hurricanes are started by three seventy four mile per hour winds (Eve Perry 48). While these winds are happening they are in the center of the storm. Also the strongest winds are in the very middle of the hurricane called the “eye”(Eve Perry 48). Then tornadoes start by rapidly spinning columns of air where they start up in the air and then at some time touch the ground and start destructing things

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