The Monsters Of Miami.

There is nothing better than playing around with your father for a whole day. At least that’s how many younger kids would say. The text “The Stormchasers” (2007) is a short story written by Adam Marek. It’s about a father and his son watching the stormy weather outside, when the father thinks they should go out looking for tornadoes. Jakey (his son) is afraid of tornadoes, so it’s comforting that his father will go with him. Jakey’s mum is ill, or at least that’s what Jakey believes, so she is in bed. But during the storm chase, something goes wrong with the mum and when the father and Jakey comes back, their house have been hit by a storm, or what seems to be a storm atleast. The topic is about a father and his son

He killed his first victim around the age of 21. He killed at least two men, and 18 children, but more deaths are claimed to him. He would audition younger boys to lure them away, then strangle them and dump the body in the river.

The snow was overwhelming as the Silver Dolphins trudged through the Arctic. The Silver Dolphins were part of a secret organization called ______, their mission was to protect and test a scientific discovery that was going to possibly go into space.

In this episode it consists of two victims. The first victim in this show is a little girl named Beth, who is Caucasian. She is the daughter of a General. The second victim is a man named Tom Keen, who is also Caucasian. He is the husband of Agent Keen. The offender in this show is Ranko Sinesia Zumani. He is a male and he is a Serbian nationalist. He is a terrorist and was thought to be dead six years ago until he entered the United States. He was involved in the 1986 attach of the U.S embassy in Damascus, abduction of six foreign nationals from the French embassy in Algiers, break-in at the Krung Thai Bank in Bangkok, chemist and a freelancer who takes on multiple jobs to assassinate his opponent. The police that are involved in this case are: Harold Cooper, Elizabeth Keen, Donald Ressler and Raymond Reddington.

Though his job is not to kill. He is a spy, an informer: "It was a secret shared by very few, just because that made it possible for me to inform the revolutionaries about Torres's

The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines architecture as the art or science of designing and creating buildings. Almost all locations around the world have at least one or several buildings that are of historical significance or greatly admired. These buildings not only identify its citizens and government, but the state. Through architecture it’s safe to say that one can measure many things about the culture, lifestyle, creativity, and social structure. In this paper I will be comparing and contrasting two structures located Miami, Florida.

Hearing a wide variety of beautiful birds and seeing the glistening sunlight reflections over a river is an everyday occurrence in nature. It is the place people go to ease strong feelings by prevailing the beauty of the untamed woods. The woods at which a multitude of creatures and occasional people use for protection from opposing thoughts or actions. Obtaining protection from nature is one of man’s best ways of securing their safety from the unwilling. With the tremendous amount of foliage, the woods are able to conceal any person like the spots on a fawn.

The silver SUV hits a final bump and screeches to a halt. Agent Higgins shoves open his door and I follow suit. Guns at the ready but pointed downwards, we run smoothly after the other agents; the car doors are left open and the sirens blaring. I run across the dusty ground, my eyes constantly moving, searching the warehouse for any sign of movement; so far there is none. Agents spread out on either side of the door, leaving Higgins and a SWAT man standing right beside it. Higgins signals to the SWAT man, indicating he should wait.

Denise continued her narrative. “It feels confused by your presence, and has become quite attached to you. They watch you from the shadows. When it appears, it’s usually as a dark mist or a black figure.”

The helicopter took a sudden, hard landing. Jo was jerked awake and almost fell out. He took a look at his surroundings. He noticed graffiti everywhere and abandoned buildings and cars. Must be Detroit. It was the morning now so the sun kind of blinded him.

I've been in this parking lot for over an hour waiting. I have not heard back from anyone yet. The paparazzi are everywhere trying to get a decent picture of me. Thankfully I had my sunglasses on so they do not see my eyes. Keeping my head down low. "For fuck sake would they hurry up already and text me or call". I'm getting anxiety, from being in the car. Surrounded by these flashing cameras, finally my phone buzzes. Seeing that Sunny just message me, telling me that one of their body guards are coming to get me. What about my car? I do not wish to leave it here. About 30 minutes later I see this Range Rover drive in the parking lot. That must be him. I get all my things and I stand ready to cover my eyes from the cameras. This guy is out

And also they have their own kind, you see spiders and birds and sea urchins and so on don’t look very natural to us

He parked in the visitor spot, like you said, and I broke his tail light lens soon as he went inside. Hey, it’s a rat’s nest back here. Which one?

Long ago, the leopard and the Ethiopian, his white hunting companion, lived in a place called the High Veldt. The two dominated this vast grassland, and they were able to hunt and catch any animal they wished. Their favorite meals consisted of the plain sandy-yellow-brown coated giraffe and zebra. One sunny day, the giraffe and zebra were hiding from the leopard and Ethiopian within the shadows of the trees. Mysteriously, jagged shadow-shapes appeared on the fur of the giraffe and the zebra. The prey became permanently striped and spotted and were so well camouflaged that the leopard and Ethiopian were now incapable of finding lunch. The two hunters knew they needed to up their game, so the Ethiopian turned his skin black. The leopard asked his companion to give him spots so he could blend in, too. The Ethiopian pressed his five fingertips all over the leopard’s plain coat; both of them were now camouflaged just like the giraffe and zebra.

Before I describe the creatures and their actions, I should describe the fascinating structure that I am currently hiding in. As I mentioned previously, it is very large, larger than most of the other dwellings that these humans usually spend most of their time in. It is very well constructed and is interestingly decorated. Although the building itself