Knowing the Drill: Tornado wasn’t real but students get practice…
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- Knowing the Drill: Tornado wasn’t real but students get practice…
- Hurricane Arianna
- Storming into IMAX: Fiddler in ‘Hurricane on Bayou’ says…
Knowing the Drill: Tornado wasn’t real but students get practice…
Free with registration – Winston-Salem Journal – AccessMyLibrary.com – Mar 15, 2007
with a few nervous giggles and solemn looks the students at Jefferson Elementary School in Winston-Salem quietly filed into the hallways of their school. They crouched down on the floor with their knees and heads against the wall hands cupped protectively over the backs of their necks. They were ready for a tornado. There was little chance of a tornado dropping out of the clear blue sky yesterday but the tornado drill helped prepare. CPYRIGHT 2007 Winston-Salem Journal.
Hurricane Arianna
Pakistan Dawn – Mar 15, 2007
Hurricane Arianna is hitting New York. She blows through the room meeting and greeting the powerful Manhattanites gathered there to debate who should be Time’s Person of the Year. It has probably occurred to a few of them that it just might be her. Arianna has become the unlikely face of the Internet revolution that is sweeping through the world’s media tearing down the walls of old-media fortresses like a geeky mob of nerds assaulting the Bastille.
Storming into IMAX: Fiddler in ‘Hurricane on Bayou’ says…
Free with registration – Decatur Daily – AccessMyLibrary.com – Mar 15, 2007
Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville. She will perform at a special screening event Friday night. Months before Hurricane Katrina formed producer and director Greg MacGillivray began shooting “Hurricane on the Bayou” to warn of the dangers that the loss of the Louisiana wetlands could cause for New rleans and the Gulf area. Then life imitated art and the devastation the movie was to explore became a reality. MacGillivray and his crew altered the scope of the film adding a simulated hurricane effect and footage shot after Katrina to show the.