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    Isaacs’ Storm The book Isaac’s Storm by Erik Larson discusses the meteorologist Isaac Cline and his role in predicting the Galveston Hurricane of 1900‚ the deadliest hurricane in history. This was a time period where people believed that their technology had overcome the forces of nature. In their view‚ Galveston‚ Texas‚ a thriving city on the quiet waters of the gulf could not possibly be devastated by any storm. Meteorology as a science was still controversial; some people thought that the weather

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    The Spokane ice storm occurred on November 19th‚ 1996 in Spokane Washington. Many people‚ I’m sure if they live near Spokane have experienced this. This storm was the worst storm in 60 years. The ice storm caused many damages to the city‚ like fallen trees‚ frozen power lines costing a lot of money. All these damages totaled $22 million in 1996 money‚ now costing $33 million dollars in 2013 money. It started when freezing rain started to drizzle with fog and cover all the roads‚ trees and power

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    THE PRESENT PERFECT TENSE  The present perfect tense is made up of : 1. has / have + past participle (active form) 2. has / have + been + past participle (passive form)   Present Perfect Tense is used: 1. To refer to a recently / newly completed action.       e.g.      I have just completed my homework.                   My neighbours have recently sold their car. 2.   To refer to an action that occurred at an unspecified or unknown time in the past.       e.g.      The Jones have

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    females‚ will also incorporate elaborate training programs as well as support services that will ensure that participants get the best assistance in their stay. Currently‚ Perfect Homes is one of the few organizations that has the ability to offer long term transitional housing with in-house training programs. Furthermore‚ Perfect Homes will employ a friendly marketing campaign through the use of the local media‚ pamphlets‚ local marketing events‚ as well as one-on-one engagements. The marketing strategies

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    To what extent are the impacts of Tropical Revolving storms determined by human factors rather than physical factors? (40marks) A tropical revolving storm is a huge and extremely violent tropical storm which can be up to 500km in diameter. The Coriolis force is the driving force behind the spinning of these storms creating a lot of the storms power. These TRS are either known as hurricanes in the North Atlantic Region or Typhoons in the South East Asia region. However to become a TRS they have to

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    “The Storm” is a short story written by Kate Chopin. This short story is about a man and woman who have an affair and continue to go back to their families as if nothing happened. Throughout "The Storm"‚ Kate Chopin uses the theme of women and feminism to showcase a different perception of women from the 19th century. Calixta and Clarisse are the women of this story. They are both wives and mothers. Calixta has an affair on her husband during the storm with one of her past lovers named Alcee. This

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    In Kate Chopin’s "The Storm"‚ the protagonist Calixta and her ex-boyfriend Alcée find themselves alone in a house during a storm. During this time‚ their desires surface and they commit adultery. Chopin uses symbolism in order to show their feelings throughout the story. These symbols include the town Assumption and the color white. However‚ the central symbol is the storm that takes place through the entirety of the story. The storm best shows Calixta’s and Alcée’s passion that Kate Chopin builds

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    Perfect By Ellen Hopkins The book Perfect is an extremely accurate and realistic interpretation of the struggles many young people face during their unpleasant years as teenagers. Centered around the lives of four very different high school seniors; they all have one thing in common: hardships. Some more severe than others‚ but all in all‚ they are hardships. Cara Sykes is dealing with not only her parents awful idea of what is right and what is wrong‚ but also the fact that her brother Conner attempted

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    In Kate Chopin’s “The Storm‚” both the plot and the setting of the story help support each other. Chopin was gifted in her use of the setting to strengthen the plot symbolically; in doing so she created a powerful atmosphere. The atmosphere created by Chopin’s style of writing gave “The Strom” a sense of excitement that raised the temperature of the reader’s blood and kept them turning the page for more. The first example was subtle‚ yet the setting was still used to empower the plot. “It began

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    The Seemingly Perfect City of Prester In his short story A City of Churches‚ David Barthelme explores the ideas of religion as a controlling force‚ individualism‚ and perfection. The city of Prester strives to achieve the unattainable attribute of perfection. The real estate agent‚ Mr. Phillips‚ blatantly states‚ “We are like other towns‚ except that we are perfect.” (123). He is lying through his teeth and knows for a fact that Prester lacks the vitality that is a necessary component in any society

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