Sunmi Famule Hour 7 Fire Essay F- On December 13, during seventh hour in my communications class on a Tuesday seven of us, Me (Sunmi), Morgan, Brandi, Maya, Rachael, Caralee, and Laine gathered in order to have a fishbowl discussion about the mistreatment and exploitation of marine animals.The primary purpose of this discussion according to our teacher, Mr. Wolfe was for us to select a committee type, create a problem, and then hold a discussion where we attempt to solve the problem in 30 minutes.The aquatic life representations, create a problem- marine animals are being exploited, hold a discussion that and create a resolution in 30 minutes. The second purpose of this activity was to help us become aware of the roles we as individuals play …show more content…
It correlates because we utilized many of the key terms mentioned in the unit. My group was a public group. This means that we gathered to discuss something for the benefit of the public. There was some primary tension especially after we decided on a topic for our first discussion. When we first grouped up, Rachael was extremely polite to everyone, Caralee remained quiet mostly throughout our first interaction, instead of directly telling people why their idea may or may not be a good ideas we danced around the subject in attempts to try and spare the person some injury to their feelings and we were overall very awkward around one another.This tension however quickly decapitated after the first discussion and we were more comfortable with one another. Our communication type was also interpersonal. There was a continuous face to face exchange of ideas, information, verbal and nonverbal amongst all group members. Our nonverbals also played a significant role in our first discussion. Though I did not speak with an aggressive tone my hands were crossed throughout the discussion. Crossing one's hands usually means that the person is not open to arguments and therefore is creating a barrier between themselves and the rest of the group. My group most likely noticed the unwilling nature of my nonverbals and this may have emphasized and added to the tension that already existed in the group. Also, Brandi refused to make eye contact with anyone during the first discussion and instead spoke down towards her desk during our first group discussion. This made it hard for us to read her facial expression and cage how she reacted to what others were saying. Our listening skills also played a role in our discussion. We had to both actively and critically listen to what other group member said. We were listening to understand what the words they were saying meant, and also for whether to not
In 2003, possibly one of the worst wildfires in California’s history occurred. This fire, referred to as the Cedar Fire, spread across 273,246 acres.
The hayman fire is the biggest fire in recorded history burning 138,000 acres. The fire has had long lasting damages on the environment. There were many factor that added up that created a dangerous situation where the area was very fire prone. Though the fire was believed to be started by a woman burning a letter but the forest had the right conditions to generate a massive fire.
In October 8, 1871,Chicago,Illinois was a city ready to burn by the nightmare of wood.
On the night of October 8, 1871 at 9:00pm, a horrible fire broke loose. Very dry weather, leaving the ground dry, the wooden city vulnerable. The abundance of wooden buildings a fire started in a barn, outside in Chicago behind the home of Patrick and Catherine O’Leary at 13 Dekoven street. The Great Chicago Fire people are saying was caused by the cow of Patrick and Catherine O’Leary kicked a lantern. No one really doesn’t know how this great fire was started but some theories say humans or a matador caused this fire.
The Great Chicago Fire, October 1871, October 10 of 1871 destroyed thousands of buildings, killed 300 people burned till october 10th 1871, and caused an estimated of $200 million in damages. The fire started at night in a barn owned by Patrick O’Leary and his wife Catherine . Legend says that a cow kicked a lit lantern which that started the fire. The fire burn through 9th of October speeding at 160 kilometers an hour. The fire destroyed 3.3 square miles of Chicago it burned for two days. It left than 100,000 homeless, it killed hundreds of people because of the fire. The fire was on the 8th of October 1871, the fire was going to fast and the fire killed to many people like hundred of people and destroyed thousands of buildings that costs
Wildland firefighers are hired by Forest Service Bureaus of land Management, National Park Service, Bureau of Indian Affairs, U. F. Fish and Wildlife Service, Emergency Services, Fish and Game, and Fire and Rescue. Some local agencies also hire them where a large chunk of area within the city is covered by woodland. The employment would be for year-around or seasonal, which means the wildland firefighters will work only during the time when the probability of wildfire breaking out is high.
The Chicago Fire started on Oct,8 1871 just after nine o’clock. Ms. Catherine O’Leary was milking her cow in a wooden barn 137 Dekouen Street. Ms. Catherine cow kicked a lantern and it supposable that’s how the fire started. Studies say that the fire lasted for 2 days straight and that 300 people were found dead and that 100, 000 where homeless. After 2 days rain started to fall and over 200 million dollars’ worth of property was destroyed. The Great Chicago fire became famous because, it was the longest fire and it lasted two days and it spread over seventy-three miles. When the fire ended over 17,500 buildings were destroyed this fire took away a lot of things that where precious to them. The fire was so easily started because, everything
The Chicago fire was a huge part of our history. We can never forget about the Chicago fire because it changed how some people lived. The Chicago fire affected people in many ways. Many people had an idea about how the fire started, where it started and who caused it. It took years to rebuild what had been destroyed, the effect of the chicago fire was remarkable.
On August 12th, Los Angeles Times reported 16,500-acer wildfires grew overnight near Northern California’s wine county. The fire that started August 9th has continued to spread to nearby counties and officials fear gusty winds could continue to spread flames into dry woodlands. According to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protections, they have prompted residents near the Napa and Yolo county lines to flee their homes; at least 150 homes were evacuated.
The Great Chicago Fire On a late night in October of 1871, the people of Chicago experienced a tragic and destructive event that would change their city forever. The Great Chicago fire tore through the city and destroyed everything it touched. Though it looked like their lives were crumbling in front of them, this event allowed rebuilding of Chicago which would turn it into a city far more advanced than the one that stood before. Many advancements, including the “Loop” financial district, safer buildings, and an overall heightened sense of morale owe their creation to this event. The Chicago Fire of 1871, while it was a traumatic event for the city itself, allowed the community to positively rebuild and transform it into the “City of the
One dark, howling night in October, I was camping at Lake Greeson all alone. It was freezing. I felt as if I opened the tent there would be ten feet of snow. The campfire needed to be put out before I went to bed.
The Chicago Fire have just lost their 4th straight MLS game, losing to a tired D.C United 1-0 at home. It’s put the team into dead last of the league standings, and 5 games below .500. Since the East is so bad, Chicago is only 6 points off of a playoff spot, but they have a lot of work to do if they want to catch up. In past years, the Fire just haven’t had players that were good enough. This season is different, however. Chicago has players of top quality, like Accam, Shipp and Maloney. The issue is with coaching.
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Wildfires are a destructive yet important part of a prairies Eco-system. When a wildfire occurs it burns away invasive plants, dead grass, dead twigs, and a small portion of the wildlife, when the grass and wood are burned it releases a varying amount of carbon and nitrogen into the soil which turns it into extremely fertile ground for plants to grow in, even though life may not return for months. When wildfires don't occur for a extended amount of time, it allows the old grass and fallen organic matter to cover up the ground and block out new life and turn the prairie into a virtual wasteland until a fire
In the fire service, strategies and tactics for extinguishing fire are essential for the management of emergency situations. These strategies and tactics have given firefighters a guide to follow to ensure that a fire is extinguished in the best way possible. Three common models are SLICE-RS, DICRES-VO, and RECEO-VS.