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Exile Nation: Drugs, Prisons, Politics, and Spirituality
Krause, Cockeyed Bob, and The Klansman (my new nickname for Rich) were in
our cell listening to the radio really, really loudly—I think the song I walked in on
was “Radar Love”—and I was suddenly struck by an eternal vision of Hell spent ...
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The Encyclopedia of World Climatology
Churada A fierce rain squall in the Mariana Islands, occurring mostly during
January, February, or March. Cockeyed bob A squall wind associated with
thunderstorms on the northwest coast of Australia, most frequent from December
to March.
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Radical Visions 1968-2008: The Impact of the Sixties on ...
But Mott's giddy marriage proposal, his passionate kiss and his subsequent
discovery of Miss Tanaka's true identity are swept away by the sudden arrival of “
the cockeyed bob to beat all cockeyed bobs”, a dry desert wind that wreaks
havoc on ...
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Windswept: The Story of Wind and Weather
... Penelope, 24 Liverpool England, 253 Liverpool Nova Scotia, 246 local or
microclimate winds, 1 10 local wind anomalies, 112 local wind names, 17 Alberta
clipper, 89 alizes, 19 chili, 17, 19 chinook, 23, m cockeyed bob, 101 foehn, in
ghibli, ...
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The World's Rough Hand: Toil and Adventure at the Antipodes
Falling, Blake ? " I inquired. "Fast," he answered, with a grave face. " How does it
look on deck ? " " Pretty bad," I admitted. " It 's more than a cockeyed bob,1 I 'm
afraid." " Yes, by the look of things, we are in for an easterly blow, if not worse.
Hubert Phelps Whitmarsh, 1898
I inquired. "Fast," he answered, with a grave face. "How does it look on deck?" "
Pretty bad," I admitted. "It 's more than a cockeyed bob,1 I 'm afraid." " Yes; by the
look of things, we are in for an easterly blow, if not worse." " Surely it could not be
...
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The century illustrated monthly magazine
I inquired. " Fast," he answered, with a grave face. "How does it look on deck?" "
Pretty bad," I admitted. "It 's more than a cockeyed bob,1 I 'm afraid." " Yes; by the
look of things, we are in for an easterly blow, if not worse." " Surely it could not be
...
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The Pocket Book of Weather: Entertaining and Remarkable ...
... Williwaw, Zonda Australia Brickfielder, Cockeyed Bob, Fremantle Doctor, Guba
Canada/ Northern USA Barber, Chinook, Nor'easter, Piterak, Squamish, Taku,
Knik CentralAmerica Chubasco, Papagayo France Aspre, Auster, Autan, Maestro
, ...
9
365 Simple Science Experiments with Everyday Materials
In Alaska a squall is called a williwaw and in Australia it is called a Cockeyed
Bob. The mistrals blow cold dry air down from the western Alps across southern
France in winter, sometimes for months. The monsoons, seasonal winds in the ...
Elmer Richard Churchill, Louis V. Loeschnig, Muriel Mandell, 2013
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Severe Storm Engineering for Structural Design
Additional confusion arises from the misuse of such terms as cyclone, tornadic
squall, hurricane, cockeyed bob, willy-willy, and tornado. Clarke (1962, p. 56)
states: A search of files on the occurrence of several local windstorms in Australia
has ...
