September 21‚ 1938‚ no one saw it coming there was no warning‚ nothing. The hurricane of 1938 blasted through Long Island‚ NY‚ Rhode Island‚ Connecticut‚ New Hampshire and even more of the east coast. The hurricane was powerful in many different ways‚ such as‚ the weather conditions of the storm‚ some other conditions‚ and the great impacts of the storm. The deadly storm of September 21‚ 1938 hit the east coast with surprise‚ leaving everyone alone as the U.S had something else on their mind. The
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Baxton‚ Inc. for three years when her department head resigned. Laura’s first two years were spent in the Accounting Department‚ which she had joined fresh out of college. She had then transferred to Training & Development‚ to a position of trainer in the finance area. Laura became Acting Department Head for a year‚ with the hope of the appointment becoming permanent upon successful completion of this probationary period. The Training & Development Department which Laura now headed had a staff
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Tornados and hurricanes are dangerous storms but which are most dangerous? According to "Hurricanes and Tornados Source 4‚""hurricanes are tropical storms that effect people in places that have water around it."" According to Hurricanes and Tornados Source 3‚""There are more tornados a year than hurricanes but hurricanes cause more damage." Tornados form on land and hurricanes form on the sea. Texas is affected by tornados and hurricanes‚ because they are in tornado alley and it has water around
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Great Galveston hurricane took place. It is considered to be the deadliest hurricane in united states history. As of September 3‚ 1990 the hurricane began as a tropical storm over Cuba‚ the storm was first organized in the Mid-Atlantic Ocean near the Cape Verde Islands. Once the storm reached the Florida Keys it became stronger and formed the hurricane. As the hurricane reached the Gulf of Mexico‚ the hurricane gained its great intensity that caused it to become a category 4 hurricane. This was a great
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Lets face it: hurricanes and tornadoes are crazy. They kill hundreds of people‚ form in different places and cause billions of dollars in damage. Some things that people don’t know about tornadoes and hurricanes are that they can be very alike and different and many ways. They both kill many people. In 2005‚ Hurricane Katrina passed over the United States killing about 1‚833 people but in 1925‚ the Tri-State tornado which passed through Missouri‚ Indiana and Illinois killed 695 people. What a tragedy
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Threats to America’s Homeland Since 2005‚ the Islamic group has exceeded doubling and the account of terrorism from this group has almost tripled. This growing terrorist army known as the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham‚ ISIS‚ is becoming a threat not only to the east but to the American homeland as well. While approximately ninety percent of Americans “... view ISIS as a serious threat to U.S. national security‚ there remains confusion over the degree to which the group directly threatens the
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Before and After Sitting in a classroom in the first grade is where the class of 2013 is sitting when one of the most devastating acts of history takes place. It’s a normal day‚ teachers teaching‚ everyone working just as any other day. In New York‚ the city is hustling and bustling as fifty thousand people head into work at the World Trade Center. Muslims and Americans alike are enjoying American freedoms but this was short lived. September 11‚ 2001 was that one devastating day in American
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barrier islands which are the first and main defense against hurricanes. But the cost for these projects were too big to even consider them. People then noticed that the Army Corps of Engineers already dredge 40 to 45 million cubic yards of sediment from the delta each year. This could be put to good use but instead the sediment is dumped
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Department of Education Jobs and Organizations: Office of Communications and Outreach‚ Office of the General Counsel‚ Office of Inspector General‚ Office of Legislation and Congressional Affairs‚ Office for Civil Rights‚ Office of Educational Technology‚ Institute of Education Sciences‚ Office of Innovation and Improvement‚ Office of the Chief Financial Officer‚ Office of Management‚ Office of the Chief Information Officer‚ Office of Planning Evaluation and Policy Development‚ Risk Management Service
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Rebe D. Detablan (Revenue District Officer) NORMA A. CASTAÑEDA ANABELLE B. MIER REX D. BILLONES MARRIANE I. MAGTALAS AIDA M. DIMARANA GINA G. CELADIÑA EVALINA C. LAYA JOSE RAMIL DEFUNTORUM JASMIN U. BACCAY FERNANDO T. CARINO (Admin Asst. III) (Admin Asst. III) (Admin Asst. III) (Info. System Analyst I) (Revenue Officer III -TA)
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