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    Favorite Location

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    town in Puerto Rico. I like this location because it brings me back to my childhood memories. The ocean is on the other side of the cemetery. I enjoy the combination of both. As I arrive and begin to walk up the path I enjoy the smell of the ocean. I stop‚ close my eyes‚ take a deep breath‚ and I take it all in. The beautiful palm trees‚ the smell of the salt ocean and the sound of the blue ocean waves. I love the sound of the rosters as they sing. I often sit on top of my father stone. As

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    Video Reflection 11/15 We all know the ocean to be a vast place teeming with countless species of life. Yet we often forget that there are patches of the ocean that are not swarming with such life. These “marine deserts” are some of the least lively waters of the ocean which stems from shifting ocean currents that devoid regions of plankton; the base of the oceanic food chain. Yet‚ these same waters are home to some of the most notorious marine predators. The striped marlin‚ for example‚ are daylight

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    Oil Spills and Its Effects on Marine Life Many people do not realize the impact of the oil spills that occur in the ocean. It is like putting water into a heated oil frying substance. It is quite catastrophic. With all the oil spills that have already occurred it is important to help clean ‚and prevent oil spills from reoccuring. There is indeed a lot of reasons as to why we should clean and help prevent oil spills from happening but here are the three main reasons. First reason being oil spills

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    Greatest Wonder of the Sea

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    many colors. The most dominant color is blue‚ like an ocean blue. You can also clearly see the sun shining in the water causing there to be different colors. There are deeper and lighter shades of blue like an ocean. The part of the picture that pops out is a body of things moving through the water of many colors‚ almost like a school of fish. There are colors present like pink‚ green‚ yellow‚ etc. In the picture’s background‚ there is a scenic ocean set up. There is a big pink coral present‚ along with

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    Bricher's Time And Tide

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    a beach. The foreground contains a shoreline with waves crashing on the wet sand. A reflection of the sky and a nearby cliff is created on the wet shore. In the top right corner there are brown-looking clouds. In the middle ground you see the vast ocean continuing through the horizon. The waves are stronger and seem to grow on the right side of the painting. To the right of the painting there is a cliff with a shadow partially casted on it‚ the sunrays hit the peak of the cliff; there are also a couple

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    Global Warming

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    climate. This generally affects the habitat‚ ecosystem‚ ocean water levels‚ etc. In other words‚ a little increase in temperature would have a disastrous effect for residents living near/on coastal regions. This would mean flooding and also playing an influential factor as to the organisms that survive within a temperature/pH (power of Hydrogen) range‚ resulting in possible extinction. because polar bears enjoy life not death in the cold ocean....Climate scientists tell us that global warming is a

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    3. It’s difficult to protect and conserve fish and other ocean creatures (compared to land animals) because for one its hard to go down in submarines‚ scuba diving and more‚ unnoticed killing and or ways of bypassing protections‚ and land animals are a little easier to protect because of the reason their living where we are. To start off‚ it’s difficult to protect and conserve fish and other ocean creatures (compared to land animals) because it’s hard to go down in subs‚ scuba diving and much

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    Winds – The single biggest factor in the creation of surface currents is the wind. The surface of the water is generally smooth and calm‚ when strong winds move across the water the surface moves. The winds most often associated with the creation of ocean currents are the Westerlies‚ which blow west to east and the Trade Winds‚ which blow east to west. Salinity – The higher the salinity of the water the more dense it becomes. With a high level of salinity the water will sink. This starts a convention

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    Ocean Carrier's Case

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    MGT 623 Ocean Carriers Case Study 1) Do you expect daily spot hire rates to increase or decrease next year? According to the Case description‚ Exhibit 3 showed order booking and delivery schedule for bulk capsizes for coming years from 2001 to 2004. It was larger than the number of current fleet size in Exhibit 2. Thus‚ the spot hire rates would likely to decrease since capsizes are available. 2) What factors drive average daily hire rates? Daily hire rate were determined

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    Water Resource Plan

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    Water Resource Plan: Declining Fish Stock According to National Geographic News only 10% of the big fish in the ocean are left (2003). Many fishermen disagree with this figure and say their fishing hauls have not been affected. Environmentalists say that if something is not done to halt the mass fishing industry many species will become extinct. Fishermen say that if their industry is halted in any way it will affect jobs and the communities that depend on the fishing industry

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