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I always like Walking in the Rain so no one can see me Crying. - Charlie Chaplin

Hurricane Helene -North Carolina LAND GRAB – to make room for TESLA mining in the EXACT same area? They want your land. FEMA Robbery in action. (psychopathinyourlife.com)

DAMS Create Droughts. WHY all the DAMS in Egypt Ethiopia Sudan Turkey Iraq & Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam? (psychopathinyourlife.com)

DAMS will DESTROY the RAINFOREST * Lula is a Lying TRANNY * Soil & Sediment Robbing of Nutrients and means to Survive = DAMS (psychopathinyourlife.com)

State-of-the-art dams, cascade reservoirs turn floods from beast into resource - Global Times

Hydroelectricity - Wikipedia

How Hydroelectric Power Works (tva.com)

How Is Electricity Generated From Hydroelectric Dams or Ocean Tides? - The Environmental Literacy Council (enviroliteracy.org)

1. Call emergency services. Children should be taught to dial 911 or the appropriate emergency number on their phones. On many Android phones, pressing the power or side button five times in quick succession will start a countdown, after which the phone will call emergency services. On an iPhone, after pressing the side button five times, the "Emergency Call" option needs to be swiped to place the call.
2. Provide accurate information. Children need to be able to describe the situation and say where they are when they call 911.
3. Stay calm. It's important for children to remain calm and speak clearly when answering the 911 operator's questions.
4. Know their home address. Children should help memorize their home address, which can be written down on an emergency contact sheet.
5. Use a panic button. A panic button can be set up on a smart home device, such as a Philips Hue dimmer switch, to call specific numbers in the contact list.
6. Practice. Role-playing a 911 call with the child can help them practice.
7. Understand the risks. Children must be able to determine whether it is safe to call 911 from where they are. For example, they should be told to leave the house immediately if there is a fire.
8. Follow directions. Children should follow directions and help with activities like bringing toys and furniture inside to prevent them from blowing away.
9. Know basic first aid. Older