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    mother’s hip‚ yet ready to take on the day. She’s petite‚ but mighty‚ and what she lacks in physical size she makes up for in spunk. I see her every week‚ and I know that with every new day comes a new challenge‚ and hopefully‚ a new solution. I volunteer at Mitey Riders‚ an organization dedicated to helping children with special needs through therapeutic riding and equine-assisted activities. I’m a side-walker‚ so my responsibilities encompass keeping up with the horse and my rider‚ Kayleigh. I

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    Impact of Hurricane‚ Earthquake and volcanoes on named Caribbean territories. The Caribbean territories are at the mercy of hurricanes‚ earthquakes and volcanoes. The region have a history of devastating geographical phenomena such as hurricane Gilbert in 1988 which kill 45 persons in Jamaica‚ 30 in Haiti and 5 in the Dominican republic‚ but the most devastating period for any one country in territories was in 2008‚ where in a three week span Haiti was hit by tropical storm Fay‚ hurricane Gustav

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    Why is Katrina living from paycheck to paycheck? Here you should address the social structural (societal) factors (i.e.‚ legal‚ economic‚ health care‚ etc.) that influence her life. To what extent‚ if any‚ does/did her own behavior and personal choices affect her life? Throughout the documentary‚ it is clear that Katrina has been through a lot of hardships in the past few years. Her husband of many years was addicted to prescription pain killers. She had to support him and their three children‚ but

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    The media portrayal of African Americans during hurricane Katrina was quite biased. While the people of Louisiana were fighting to survive‚ and trying to flee dangerous flood waters they were spoke of in a very negative connotation on certain media outlets. The disparaging remarks were so egregious that

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    state‚ self-esteem‚ and it makes others want to volunteer as well. In order to make the world a better place‚ people should volunteer to help others. Volunteering fulfills a need for anyone in need of service or care. When you volunteer at a soup kitchen‚ it fulfills a need for someone who is hungry. While fulfilling a need‚ you will feel yourself to be happier. Volunteering improves ones mental state and self-esteem. Research shows that 96% of volunteers say

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    Describe the charateristics of a cyclonic storm‚ particularly the Hurricane. · Hurricanes have no fronts · The winds weaken with height. · The centers of the hurricane are warmer than their surroundings · They form under weak high altitude winds. · The air also sinks at the center of a hurricane and the main energy source is the latent heat of condensation. · They weaken rapidly over land. Definition: A Hurricane is an intense tropical weather system with a well defined circulation

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    Hurricane Katrina was one of the most devastating events that has ever happened in the U.S History. Katrina started out in the Atlantic Ocean as a small rotation at the beginning of August 20th and in 4 days crossed over the southern tip of Florida. At this point it was considered a category 1 hurricane‚ but it didn’t do to much damage and took approximately 20 lives. Four days later the U.S Government issued an evacuation of the city because the hurricane had grown to a category 3 and predicted

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    Effect of Hurricane Katrina According to dosomething.org‚ Hurricane Katrina affected over 15 million people in different ways varying from having to evacuate their homes‚ rising gas prices‚ and the economy suffering. Citizens in Louisiana and New Orleans suffered the most from this disaster because the levees were designed for Category 3 Hurricanes while Hurricane Katrina was much stronger. Not only the levee system failed in this disaster‚ but also the US government failed the people of Louisiana

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    Hurricane Katrina On August 29‚ 2005 Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans and Morgan City‚ Louisiana‚ Biloxi‚ Mississippi‚ and Mobile‚ Alabama. At landfall it was a category 3‚ and it increased to a category 5. This was one of the strongest and most destructive storms to ever hit the US. It left thousands dead‚ homes and buildings destroyed‚ and the cities underwater leaving a negative impact on America socially‚ economically and politically. Socially‚ America was impacted because of how much damage

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    half minute mega-track "Hurricane‚" which saw a return to the societal-minded songwriting that had helped him make his name. "Hurricane‚" is a narrative that describes Dylan ’s own account of the events in New Jersey bar in June of 1966‚ which lead to the arrest and imprisonment of Rubin "Hurricane" Carter‚ an American middle-weight boxer. Although this is one of his most popular songs‚ Dylan no longer incorporates it in his live sets. Also‚ despite its popularity‚ "Hurricane‚" is truly a masterpiece

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