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	CAPS SOP'96 NWP Paper Part II
		The lack of observations in the vicinity of the existing storm in the initial condition is believed to be the cause.
		The model storm initiation was about 1 hour late and the line location was about one county too far to the west on the coarse grid, but closer on the fine grid.
		Initiation of the first storm in southwest TX was about two hours early, but due to the gradual triggering of new storms in the model, the number and areal extent of storms verified well by 23 UTC.
	www.caps.ou.edu /Papers/sop96.part.II.html (1913 words)

	World War II - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		World War II or the Second World War was a global conflict that began on 7 July 1937 in Asia, and on 1 September 1939 in Europe.
		Post-World War II Europe was partitioned into Western and Soviet spheres of influence, the former undergoing economic reconstruction under the Marshall Plan and the latter becoming satellite states of the Soviet Union.
		Home front is the name given to the activities of the civilians in a state of total war (sometimes referred to by the United States as the American Theater of Operations).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/World_War_II (8071 words)

	Storm Front (Part II) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Storm Front (Part II) is the name of the 78th episode from the television series Star Trek: Enterprise.
		Part II initially aired on October 15, 2004 on the American television network UPN.
		Storm Front, Part II article at Memory Alpha, a Star Trek wiki
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Storm_Front_(Part_II) (231 words)

	Storm Front, Part II - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki
		The General refuses to allow the squadron to be deployed, arguing that the planes are to be transferred to the front line.
		On the ground in front of Vosk, the General groans in pain.
		The final shot is similar to the last shot in VOY: "Endgame" of the USS Voyager returning to Earth in front of a large fleet of starships.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Storm_Front,_Part_II (6830 words)

	"Storm Front Part II" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Vosk and his followers are the real villains, while the Nazis in "Storm Front", are cardboard extras somewhere on the order of stormtroopers only not as developed.
		However, in Part 1 the Nazi general mentions that the Russians are attempting to retake Moscow.
		"Storm Front" was a hodgepodge of poorly developed villains and improbable plot turns.
	www.saveenterprise.com /stormfront2.htm (1089 words)

	Advanced Composition – Part II
		At the time you first saw this image in Part I, you may have had that feeling of chill in the air that I experienced when I took the photo.
		Storm days may ruin some of your other photography, but it will greatly enhance your flower close-ups.
		The lower part of the image has red rock with horizontal lines running the length of the rock.
	ronbigelow.com /articles/adv_comp2/adv_comp2.htm (3993 words)

	TrekWeb.com - Deus: "Storm Front, Part 2" Good But Forgettable Entertainment
		This may be because Part I was so distinctly weak that where it aimlessly wandered and dragged, Part II shoots through one scene sliding into another and all the parts of the episode click neatly into place.
		But instead all Part II has to do is discharge the accumulated material Part I puts into place so that where that episode was all work, Part II has more time to play: whether it's Silik's banter or the Enterprise engaging in a battle with WW2 planes over Manhattan.
		Alicia had some neat moments in Part I, but in Part II she came off as a little too Lily-esque (ala First Contact) and kinda looked awkward carrying around that huge gun all the time.
	www.trekweb.com /articles/2004/10/18/4173ca415b7a9.shtml (3277 words)

	Storm Front, Part II - Memory Alpha
		Storm Front, Part II From Memory Alpha, the free Star Trek reference.
		Among the images seen in the timeline-resetting scene are dinosaurs, Stonehenge, Abraham Lincoln, Ronald Reagan, Vladimir Lenin, Adolf Hitler, Winston Churchill, Margaret Thatcher, Saddam Huessein, the space shuttle, Bill and Hillary Clinton, the September 11th terrorist attack on the doomed World Trade Center, George W. Bush and Tony Blair.
		The final shot is similar to the last shot in VOY : Endgame of the USS Voyager returning to Earth in front of a large fleet of ships.
	www.memory-alpha.org /en/index.php/Storm_Front,_Part_II (1171 words)

	Storm Front (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		She was halfway to her front steps when she remembered to activate the security system on her Sebring.
		Now, as she stood on her front porch, all she could think of was wrapping herself in Kim's embrace and letting the day's events seep out through her tears.
		Part of her wanted to make Kerry breakfast in bed, but the other part wanted to be there when she woke.
	www.thechronicles.org /Jen/stormfront2.html (4112 words)

	Star Trek Timeline - 20th Century
		In the "Storm Front" timeline, Russia is not considered much of a threat to Nazi Germany, and Hitler was able to concentrate on the west.
		("Storm Front") It is possible that Churchill had to make this speech in a completely different time and place, as England fell to the Nazis shortly after France in 1940.
		Sponsored in part by Television New Zealand, IMAX, National Geographic Television and Rolex, DFI was launched in September 1996 from the Monterey Bay Aquarium in Monterey, California.
	members.cox.net /stenterprise/enttm3.htm (4075 words)

	Fighting Tiger Gallery: Heavy Support (Part II) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The sliding doors on the side frequently stick (open or shut), and putting together the front ramp mechanism is a bear.
		By painting “White Tiger II” in white and brown, I have a transport that will visually coordinate with whichever Termie squad it transports: the stripes match the brown of the Tactical Termies; the rest of it matches the white of the Assault Termies.
		First, I’ve added a pintle-mounted storm bolter—nothing too strange about that, except that I don’t think it’s necessary: the Crusader kicks out a tremendous amount of firepower anyway, and a storm bolter is just overkill.
	www.thewarp.net /war/tigersofveda/gallerylrc.html (1408 words)

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		Reaching into World War II is a time-travel cliche, and alien Nazis are in concept no less goofy here than they were at the end of "Zero Hour." But at least now we can see how the writers develop and play out this "Twilight Zone" concept.
		Their approach is in the tradition of silly sci-fi fun, which is maybe the only workable approach, since the concept is too ridiculous to be worthy of social relevance.
		In this rendition of an alternate 1944, World War II has taken a very different course because aliens have been helping the German war effort by supplying them with better weapons in exchange for the Germans helping the aliens build a temporal "conduit" (more on that later).
	www.st-hypertext.com /plaintext/ent-t4/storm1.txt (1127 words)

	Star Trek: Enterprise Episode Guide - SECTION31.COM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Halfway through "Storm Front, Part II", I was beginning to think that the violence was being toned down for the second part.
		This has reached beyond the level of inconsistency into complete, flat-out laziness on the part of Enterprise's writers, and I find it insulting that they consider us so stupid as to not even notice (or care) that their plots have more holes in them than a slice of Swiss cheese.
		With an ending like that for "Storm Front", next week's "Home" is looking more and more like what the season premiere should have been.
	enterprise.section31.com /epmovies/ent/reviews/4x2.html (1111 words)

	Storm
		Born and raised in Africa, Storm learned early of her abilities to control the elements of weather.
		Storm is second in command to Cyclops and leads the team when he is absent or incapacitated.
		Her nurturing nature made her a mother figure to Jubilee and her control was a balance to the rage of Wolverine and Gambit.
	members.fortunecity.com /drg4gb/meetstorm.html (322 words)

	STARTREK.COM : Article
		UPDATE 08.13.04: The new pictures on the left (starting with the fourth one) are from Part I of "Storm Front." These were taken on the final day of shooting for that episode (Thursday, July 29) on location at Sable Ranch in Canyon Country north of Los Angeles.
		Part II began on Wednesday, July 21, with scenes from both segments involving Fleck in Suliban makeup, on miscellaneous ship sets including the Brig.
		More cast listings for "Storm Front, Part II" can be found at its Episode Detail page, which is where all future information will be posted.
	www.startrek.com /startrek/view/news/article/6357.html (749 words)

	Elijah Ministries - "The Storm - Part II" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		What alarmed me about the report was that the weatherman said it was one of the largest storms he had ever seen and that this storm had enormous destructive power.
		They had heard me talk about the storm and had been listening to my conversation with the women in the kitchen, but seemed "at peace" with the entire situation.
		The storm was moving slowly and traveled down the Interstate (it was moving South) to each city.
	www.ministries.com /storm2.html (636 words)

	TrekWeb.com - O. Deus Examines Fourth Season Premiere "Storm Front, Part 1" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		At times Storm Front captures the onrushing flow of bizarre contrasts that made Killing Game so entertaining like the Enterprise being attacked by American WW2 fighter planes or Vosk displaying grainy fl and white footage of aliens weapons to a Nazi General or the White House covered in red Nazi flags.
		A holodeck style format in which things go wrong with time for the Enterprise crew to repair before pushing the reset button and returning back to their own future with no impact on the world at large is ideal for such a format.
		RE: Storm Front by Cap'n Calhoun @ 04:34:03 on Oct 15
	www.trekweb.com /articles/2004/10/11/416a267ebab11.shtml (3393 words)

	TrekWeb.com - Deus: "Storm Front, Part 2" Good But Forgettable Entertainment
		This may be because Part I was so distinctly weak that where it aimlessly wandered and dragged, Part II shoots through one scene sliding into another and all the parts of the episode click neatly into place.
		But instead all Part II has to do is discharge the accumulated material Part I puts into place so that where that episode was all work, Part II has more time to play: whether it's Silik's banter or the Enterprise engaging in a battle with WW2 planes over Manhattan.
		This was betrayed at the end of Storm Front Part 2 when all they had to do was stop Vosk and everything would be ok. What bothered me was how the Enterprise crew was dumped into the middle of the temporal insurgence; several years after Vosk had been meddling in Earth affairs.
	trekweb.com /stories.php?aid=4173ca415b7a9&tid=4173e37706079&cid=4173e3770ae9b (9500 words)

	[ENT] Jammer's Review: "Storm Front, Part II" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The bad news is that "Storm Front, Part II" inherits so much nonsensical time-travel baggage from previous episodes (including last week's " Storm Front, Part I ") that the premise is all but indefensible.
		In essence, "Storm Front" represents about the only thing the writers could really do with the TCW -- namely, throw their arms up in defeat and admit that it made no sense and never would or could.
		Let it be said that "Storm Front," while positively absurd, is workable as an exercise in predictable absurdity.
	st-hypertext.com /ent-4/storm2.html (1495 words)

	The Trek BBS: Fourth Season Showdown -- ENT vs TNG 79 (2)
		ENT Storm Front concludes with a better hour than its first but still it wasn’t all I had hoped for.
		Storm Front 2 was a fun romp, but doesn't have that heart.
		Unfortunately for ENT, "Storm Front" was a confusing finale to a confusing arc, therefore the character building "Family" gets the vote.
	www.trekbbs.com /threads/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=6909327&Main=6908734 (4759 words)

	The Great Link : Enterprise, 'Storm Front, Part II'
		Thursday was the last day for Part I, and Part II picked up again on Friday with sequences on the Paramount New York Streets backlot.
		The second part of "Storm Front" is slated to go before cameras next Monday, and TrekWeb has learned that the episode will involve more temporal craziness.
		Discuss 'Storm Front, Part II' with other solids at the Vorta Lounge, the Star Trek / Cult TV Forums for the home of the Founders.
	www.greatlink.org /showepisode.asp?episodeid=1273 (2072 words)

	2002 STORM REPORTS II
		At 9:30 p.m., the storms were most intense in the North Texas counties of Hardeman, Childress, Wilbarger and Knox, Ken Gallant, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service, said.
		The thunderstorms blew in from Lawton, Okla., puffing southeast at 45 mph to 50 mph.
		The storm's damage was not limited to north Texas, however, damage was scattered in a wide path from the Amarillo area in the Texas panhandle, throughout north- and southwest Oklahoma and down into north Texas to just north of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.
	www.fireinthesky.freeservers.com /photo3.html (509 words)

	Star Trek: Enterprise - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rather than placating fans, this decision instead resulted in accusations of waffling on the part of the producers and there is little indication that it succeeded in winning viewers.
		Later that month, a group of fans held a rally in front of the Paramount Studios facility in Hollywood.
		Silik, a Suliban ( John Fleck), killed in " Storm Front (Part II) " at the start of the fourth season.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Star_Trek:_Enterprise (5904 words)

	[The Harborsite] THE PERFECT STORM - Part II (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		It was now a part of the= =20 official Washington record that all three had been guilty of=20 misrepresentations to the press and the American people.
		However, reading between the lines, this writer suspects= that the leak took place with a wink and a nod from higher ups. By March 14, the activities of VIPS were getting favorable coverage by the= Associated Press, a sign that powers controlling both the media and the= intelligence services were pushing the agenda.
		The truth is that the American people have never been any more of= a concern to the powers that be than the people in the rest of the world= have, except that giving them a higher standard of living made them= compliant and dumb.
	grunt.space.swri.edu /pipermail/harborsite/2003-March/001313.html (7171 words)

	Storm Front Wraps Production (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		According to the report the episode finished filming last Tuesday; the episode was apparently shot over a 14 day period which breaks with the usual shooting schedule for an Enterprise episode which is 7 days.
		With both parts of the season 4 opener being by and large set in the same locations, Paramount decided to shoot both episodes at the same time in order to cut costs and make the most efficient use of the sets that were in use for the two episodes.
		Storm Front parts one and two are written by Enterprise's new show runner Manny Coto who is credited with having written 4 of last years highest rated episodes.
	scifipulse.net /Trek%20Archive/August2004/Enterprise_Storm_Front.html (378 words)

	"Storm Front: Part II"
		(In fact, the ratings dropped significantly for the second part.) Add to that the fans that understand that the third episode is really the beginning of Coto’s regime, and any delay in getting to that point has to be viewed as a mistake.
		If the two parts had been aired as one episode, then all the money spent on the effects during the second half would have been justified.
		It’s disingenuous for fans to blame Coto for working with what he’s given, especially since part of his mandate is finding a way to reconcile inconsistencies with the previous incarnations of the franchise.
	www.entil2001.com /series/enterprise/season4/ent4-2.html (2095 words)

	DSW: Storm Water Program Forms and Permits
		This application form is used by construction site operators, as defined in Part VII.O of the NPDES Construction Storm Water General Permit (CGP), to become co-permittees with the initial permittee of a construction site.
		Part II.A of the CGP requires all operators at a construction site to become co-permittees.
		This application may be used by the original permittee (e.g., a residential developer) of a site or by an individual lot operator (e.g., a homebuilder) to terminate NPDES construction storm water general permit coverage for a lot where final stabilization was achieved.
	www.epa.state.oh.us /dsw/storm/stormform.html (368 words)

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