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September 16th, 2008

It's always important to remember that no matter how severe the storm, there will always be an instance of tranquility.

The eye of a storm in a hurricane can have a metaphorical representation of the sudden moment of tranquility that suddenly arises out of a maelstrom of destruction.

That tranquility acts as a chance to observe the calm from the chaos, and points the way to shelter that was left standing during the first wave of torrential downpours, winds and uprooting forces.

 

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