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    Sea turtles have played critical roles in both ocean and beach/dune ecosystems for millennia. However‚ humans‚ both intentionally and unintentionally‚ have posed a major threat to the future sustainability of their species‚ especially in the last several decades. The Kemp’s ridley sea turtle is the world’s most endangered sea turtle‚ classified by the ICNU as critical endangered since 1996. ("Lepidochelys Kempii (Atlantic Ridley‚ Gulf Ridley‚ Kemp’s Ridley‚ Mexican Ridley)”). The worldwide female

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    Turtle's Back Vs Genesis

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    People all over the world‚ across different cultures have always shared stories about how they believe the world began. Often these myths or legends share certain elements‚ such as a belief of a higher power and a man and a woman. The two creation stories I chose to compare are Genesis and The Iroquois account‚ The World on the Turtle’s Back. The stories share a few similarities with the inclusion of an important tree and the blaming of a woman for breaking rules‚ but the similarities are quite general

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    Michael Milosevich Professor DeGraffenreid English 102-WI2015-15103 25 January 2015 Leatherback‚ Loggerhead‚ or Just Turtle Kay Ryan’s Turtle on first read is nothing more than a poem about a stodgy turtle and it’s below average life‚ but the author is undoubtedly articulating life and how humankind struggle throughout each awakening day just to survive. Front page material screams murder‚ mayhem and the apocalypse to the multitude on a daily basis reinforcing what a challenge it is to exist

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    The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin‚ I developed a liking to a certain character. That character is Turtle Wexler or also known as Tabitha-Ruth Wexler. She changes who she is throughout the story and this is what she’s all about. When you first start reading The Westing Game Turtle is a brat. She is kicking people in the shins‚ which are messing with her or pulling her braid. The only person that Turtle didn’t kick is Sandy McSouthers. She was always arguing with someone about something she didn’t agree

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    The Earth on Turtle’s Back The story I chose to write about is The Earth on Turtle’s back. I chose this selection because it’s based upon a mythical story which has been around for decades. After reading this story‚ I came to a conclusion about the Native Americans. The Native Americans had high hopes and valid respect for nature and their natural environment. Each animals was commonly known to have specific characteristics of their own. I thought that was really unique. If the animals didn’t rise

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    Earth on Turtle’s Back they say how the animals can talk and that they are able to dive to bring the earth up. When Grizzlies Walked Upright explains how the humans believe that they descended from the bears. The Navajo Origin Legend explains how the people use the animals and what the animals help with. The Iroquois Constitution explains how they community makes peace with each other and the animals and how their spirits have gone down generations. The Earth on The Turtle’s Back compares to The

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    Character Sketch!!!! Turtle Wexler is a three-teen year old girl who lives in Sunset Tower in her closet. Turtle is a character in the “Westing Game” by Ellen Raskin. She loves to wear her hair in beautiful long braids which makes her look older than she originally is‚ and she usually wears a uniform. She has a sister named Angela Wexler who always makes Turtle annoyed because of how pretty she looks. Her mum is named Grace Wexler‚ she doesn’t really care about Turtle as much as she does with

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    Samantha Delgado Mrs. Shreiner English III: American Literature 9/27/13 When Turtles Walked Upright!? The Earth on Grizzly’s Back!? In the Native American origin myths “Earth on Turtle’s Back” by the Onondaga and “When Grizzlies Walked Upright” by the Modoc many cultural values are revealed. In both stories the indigenous people are able to give insight as to how they feel life begins and their religious beliefs. By doing so they reveal details about their tribes that otherwise would have remained

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    Equine Back Pain

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    Back problems in horses are nothing new to the equine world. In 1876 back injuries were among the most prevalent and least understood of equine suffering (Lupton‚1876). Much of this statement still holds true today‚ however within recent years more research has been conducted to better understand the etiology and pathogenesis of conditions affecting the horses back; due to the fact that recently animal welfare concerns have grown and taken priority‚ and horse owners and professionals alike have

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    7 Good Reasons to Give Back Improve Your Health and the World Around You By Leanne Beattie‚ Health & Fitness Writer According to the Giving USA Foundation‚ charitable giving in the United States reached an estimated $295 billion in 2006—a new record. The record-setting donations included $1.9 billion from Warren Buffett‚ paid as the first installment of his 20-year pledge of more than $30 billion to four different foundations. But you don’t have to be rich to make a difference. Millions of ordinary

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