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    other boys about their sighting‚ and claim it can fly. Golding was able to use his descriptive powers to make a person on a parachute look like a beast of unknown origin. Earlier in the book‚ one of the boys says their dad told them about squids that could eat whales whole‚ suggesting that the beast came from water. Being surrounded by water‚ and the beast supposedly having wings makes the boys horrified‚ since now they know it can come from anywhere. Finally‚ Ralph decides to take his team up to the

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    historical claim is that reportedly Linus Torvalds‚ the creator of Linux‚ was pecked by a Little Penguin on vacation in Australia. This later inspired him to select Tux the Penguin as Linux’s official mascot. The Little Penguin’s diet consists of fish‚ squid‚ krill‚ crustaceans and other small sea life. They eat by diving into the water and grabbing prey with their beak. They can dive up to 20 meters deep and stay submerged for one whole minute before needing to come back up for air. They usually feed

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    inn and the owner satisfy his mood‚ and the place is dilapidated and sure to be cheap. Chapter 3: The Spouter-Inn Inside the Spouter-Inn‚ Ishmael finds a large‚ somewhat inscrutable oil painting‚ which he finally determines to be a depiction of a whale attacking a ship. On the other wall is a collection of “monstrous clubs and spears.” Because the inn is nearly full‚ Ishmael learns that he will have to share a room with “a dark complexioned” harpooner named Queequeg. He passes the evening in the

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    of the dishes they often ate were tempura seafoods‚ Zoni (rice cake soup) and miso soup. Unsurprisingly‚ most dishes contained seafood and rice. Seafood was either cooked or eaten raw like sashimi or on top of rice. Popular dishes included octopus‚ squid‚ tuna‚ salmon‚ crab‚ lobster‚

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    November 2010 how popular culture shapes us and the environment The term popular culture‚ or pop culture‚ often refers to the ideas‚ values and goods that arise from mass media. This mass media includes books‚ magazines‚ movies‚ and television. In American popular culture two themes are prevalent: a materialistic one and a simplistic one. The materialistic one‚ that is popular in times of prosperity‚ stresses that happiness comes out of material goods‚ while the simplistic one says that happiness

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    in groups or families of 2-40 members called pods. Larger groups in the hundreds have been reported and are referred to as herds. Dolphins are carnivorous‚ predatory mammals and feed on fish‚ squid‚ octopus‚ cuttlefish‚ crabs‚ shrimps‚ and lobsters. They are regularly hunted by sharks‚ killer whales and in some places‚ Humans. Humans are the most dangerous predator of the dolphin and have decimated their existence. Humans have been known to kill dolphins for their meat‚ their fat‚ even for

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    "Religion is based primarily and mainly upon fear. It is partly the terror of the unknown and partly the wish to feel that you have a kind of elder brother who will stand by you in all your troubles and disputes. Fear is the basis of the whole thing – fear of the mysterious‚ fear of defeat‚ fear of death.” asserted British philosopher‚ Bertrand Russell‚ in his 1927 lecture‚ ‘Why I Am Not A Christian’. Essentially‚ Russell suggests that fear is the origin of religion. The same theory of fear-based

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    sharks are just like every other shark when it comes to their eating habits. They are carnivorous meaning they eat only meat no plants‚ they eat from a range of creatures in the sea. Some of these creatures include all sizes of fish‚ certain types of squid‚ crabs‚ rays‚ and they go as far as eating other sharks. As far as

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    PRESENT DAY Habitat and Geographic Location The Orcas can be found in all the world’s oceans. Their location ranges from the equator to both polar regions. Orcas inhabit deep ocean waters and coastal shallows. The northern and southern ranges are limited by pack ice. The orca stays in one area all year‚ and travels within its home range for prey. Some populations migrate toward the equator in the winter and back toward the poles in the summer. The orcas adapt well to any climate‚ however‚ coastal

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    Negative Effects of Plastic Bags There are several issues on earth that need immediate attention; such as global warming and green house effect‚ air pollution‚ climate change‚ and plastic pollution. Current use of plastic bags and disposal‚ both not only create environmental problems‚ but also reinforce the perception of a wasteful society. Human beings invented plastic bags for the convenience of carriers and packers. However‚ plastic bags have become one of the today’s serious issues that need

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