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    All over the world‚ cultures have myths of a catastrophic flood occurring. The causes and details of the flood differ from culture to culture‚ but the common theme among all these myths is the occurrence of a devastating flood. While there may be few similarities between the histories of past cultures of‚ for instance‚ those that existed in ancient Greece and China‚ a flood myth is a common theme among them. Is it simply a coincidence that this myth is prevalent across the globe? Many researchers

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    FLOODS A river flood is a flow in excess of the channel capacity to accommodate the peak discharge‚ and occurs when the amount of water arriving on land exceeds the capacity of the land to discharge that water by infiltration‚ surface flow or drainage pipes. Flooding of river valleys and coastal areas is the most frequent of natural hazards and is one of the most significant in terms of death‚ injuries and long-term social and economic impacts. Flooding regularly claims over 20‚000 lives a year

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    troubling situation. That situation arises when their home floods. Flooding can occur due to hurricanes‚ thunderstorms with excess rain‚ or the break of a levee system. Whatever the cause for flooding‚ there are many families who are left to pay for all of the repairs to their home on their own. This is because many Americans that should have flood insurance do not. There are number of reasons why a homeowner decides not to purchase flood insurance coverage. One of the most common reasons for doing

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    The Negative Flood Effects The negative impact of floods is very uncontrollable. During a long period of dry weather‚ it suddenly begins to rain. Rainfall refills the water that supplies and provides a drink for every living thing. It also helps with drought and washes pollutants from the atmosphere. However‚ streams and rivers can’t handle the heavy rain so water overflows and produces a flood. As a result‚ they caused economic losses‚ damage in urban and rural communities and damage the environment

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    Queensland floods - Impact on Global Commodity Markets “Mining and agriculture - Queensland’s top export industries” Queensland’s share ...of Australia’s economy 19% Australia’s Outlook GDP rise in 2010-11 ...of global coking coal exports 56% ...of Australia’s fruit and vegetable production 28% 4.25% 1 Reconstruction cost $19.7bn Copyright © Beroe Inc‚ 2011. All Rights Reserved Summary Australia is suffering from the severe economic impact of the worst floods in Queensland

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    The Epic of Gilgamesh Flood story and the Flood story found in Genesis 6-9 have a significant amount of similarities and differences. As you read them both you will slowly grasp the differences and seek out the similarities. They both may be told in different times but they show the exact same event that happened but in a different amount of time and with different characters. As you read each version of the flood‚ the first difference i noticed was that in both a specific thing angers the gods

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    Justin Velez 9/3/2014 Period 2 The four flood narratives that we read in class have a basic and general theme‚ a flood. The narratives have similarities and differences that separate and tie together each story. The stories have a general theme that can be picked up by the most basic of readers. The time period each story takes place in‚ also plays a role in distinguishing each narrative from each other. Characters are also different in each narrative. The events that take place also separate

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    McCullough presents a meticulously researched‚ detailed account of the Johnstown Flood of May 31st 1889‚ which provides arguments for why the disaster was both "the work of man" and "a visitation of providence". However‚ it is apparent that McCullough believes that man was more responsible than nature/god for the extent of the catastrophe. In McCullough’s opinion‚ the storm that caused the flood was no more than the inevitable stimulus of the disaster‚ whereas the deferred maintenance and poor

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    alike the two flood stories actually are to each other. The main theme is the biggest similarity between the two. They also differ greatly because of the events that actually take place. In both stories‚ the number of days for the events are different‚ but the same basic event takes place. There are also many other similarities and differences as this is just one difference. The stories are very similar‚ but when comparing the details of each they are very different. The flood of Gilgamesh

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    chance to develop PTSD in contrast to those who have not experienced combat based trauma. Ron Kovic‚ a Vietnam War veteran who sacrificed much in his service in Southeast Asia wrote the novel Born on the Fourth of July‚ it states‚ "July fourth‚ nineteen forty-six. I was born on the Fourth of July. I can’t feel...” (Kovic‚ 1976). Like many veterans‚ Kovic is haunted by mentioning of the war that reminds him of the experience and cannot feel the same about talking to one about Southeast Asia to cherish his

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