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    Hawkbill Sea Turtle

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    The Hawksbill sea turtles are considered one of the most beautiful turtles in the ocean today. Poaching and other threats have led to a decline of the turtle population. Theses beautiful creatures are close to extinction and if there is nothing done to protect them‚ then these turtles will be gone forever. They are considered to be smaller sea turtles compared to other sea turtles. Hawksbill turtles are named for their narrow head and sharp bird-like beak. A hawksbill sea turtle is easily recognizable

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    The Old Man and the Sea

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    The book The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway‚ is about an old man‚ Santiago‚ and his genuine fondness of the sea. Every day he travels out to sea to go fishing which is his occupation. For the past eighty-four days the old man has not caught a single fish. On the eighty-fifth day he sails out to sea as usual‚ and this is the day that changes Santiago’s life forever. He hooks an unusually immense marlin‚ and they have an agonizing battle for several days. Hemingway often compares Santiago

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    The difference between an adaptation and an appropriation is significant according to Sanders. “Adaptation can be a trans positional practice‚ casting a specific genre into another generic mode‚ an act of re-vision itself‚ it can parallel editorial practice in some respects indulging in the exercise of trimming and pruning‚ yet it can also be amplificatory procedure engaged in addition‚ expansion‚ accretion‚ and interpolation.” (Sanders p.18) Persepolis the comic and Persepolis the movie can be considered

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    So far Love’s belief—that hermeneutical close readings‚ due to their implied humanism‚ may produce a depth that is neither inherent‚ nor necessary to a text—has been expounded‚ along with her affinity for sociological practices of close observation and description. To this‚ I would like to add her own account‚ from a talk given at the University of Pennsylvania‚ of the way Goffman’s work has informed her own. She says: […] in his work on social interaction and communication‚ Goffman focused consistently

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    The book Challenger Deep by Neal Shusterman should be a book that is praised by everyone and is found significant in everyone’s lives‚ for it offers a great deal of knowledge and experience within the subject of mental illnesses. This particular novel gives the reader a secret look at what it is like to be a teenager plagued by mental illnesses‚ which is why it is definitely worth reading. A few reasons as to why the novel should be read include: the novel passes an important message to the reader

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    The Old Man and the Sea

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    The Old Man and the Sea The Old Man and the Sea written by Ernest Hemingway‚ has a relatable title because it’s exactly what it says‚ it’s about an old man who has made his living on the sea his entire life. He is very close with the sea and has love as well as respect for it. Santiago refers to the sea as "la mar" as if it were feminine. He respects the sea and is very passionate for "her". Sometimes he calls her names out of anger but is remorseful later. The story takes place in

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    Although people use corrective lens or have perfect vision‚ people do not always truly see. Percy and Cole express their differing beliefs regarding loss of perception and how it is attained in their respective essays‚ “The Loss of the Creature” and “Seeing Things”. Both authors agree that even though people may have perfect vision‚ they do not “truly see” things in front of them because their perception is lost and limited by their experiences. However‚ Percy believes perception is lost because

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    Top 10 Animal Adaptations

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    Top 10 Animal Adaptations Living Together Of all the wonderful adaptations in the animal kingdom‚ perhaps the most important is the habit of living together in communal or family groups. Animals can derive a lot of benefit from spending time with other members of the same species. They can help each other find food‚ defend against predators and care for young. Countless species engage in group living‚ either in herds‚ colonies‚ harems‚ complex societies or loose associations. But perhaps the simplest

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    com/EBchecked/topic/158992/desert Köhler-Rollefson‚ Ilse U‚ (1991). Camelus Dromedarius. Mammalian Species. 375 (1-8)‚ pp.1-4 Mares‚ Michael A.‚ (1999).  Encyclopaedia of Deserts. 1st ed. Oklahoma: University of Oklahoma Press. Richards‚ S.A.‚ 1973. Adaptation to heat. In Temperature regulation. London‚ Wykeham Publications‚ pp. 191-197 as cited by Mukasa-Mugerwa‚ E.‚ (1981). The Camel (Camelus Dromedarius): A Bibliographical Review. 1st ed. Ethiopia: International Livestock Centre of Africa Savage R

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    Thieves of the Sea

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    Thieves of the Sea By: Alison Somers Professor French Composition 1 Blue 24 July 2012 Most people see pirates as swashbuckling and rum drinking bums. But over the years pirates have become a large threat to international waters‚ especially off the coast of Somalia. These new very dangerous pirates have devised ways to hijack cargo ships and take its entire crew and products hostage. They then use these products and crewmembers to their advantage

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