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    The Bermuda Triangle The area where the ships are disappeared is located in the northwestern part of the Atlantic Ocean between Bermuda‚ Puerto Rico and the US city of Miami. By joining these three points with an imaginary line a triangle with an area of ​​over one million kilometers is formed. The world-famous Bermuda Triangle is due to a series of mysterious disappearances of commercial vessels and aircraft not left a trace. In total‚ the region of Bermuda recorded more than 200 incidents‚ including

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    A ship was spotted at the bottom of the Arctic Bay and it was the HMS Terror‚ it has been 168 years since the last time it has been seen. Crew members found a note that was there in the ice showing that the men to follow the Back River to safety at a trading outpost. People captured images that give a look at sea life almost 170 years ago! The search to find the boat started in 2008. The HMS Terror has been found after 168 years after it was abandoned‚ it is in perfect condition and can float!

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    The Mary Rose The combination of many factors led to the sinking of the Mary Rose in 1545. Theories include a French cannon‚ a structural change in the ship‚ inexperienced or unruly crew and an unexpected gust of wind. However it was a combination of these factors that caused the Mary Rose to sink. Firstly‚ a French cannon firing into the ship was a possible factor in the sinking of the Mary Rose due to the ship going off to fight the French. However‚ there have been no discovered holes in the

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    The Hindenburg disaster was a heart breaking disaster that shook the nation and mourned the lives of the ones who died‚ and completely changed the lives of those who survived and those who watched helplessly. The Hindenburg was the largest airship ever built. This Nazi airship was over eight hundred feet in length and a little over one hundred and thirty feet in diameter. This zeppelin air ship was over six hundred feet larger than our blimps today. The airship held about seventy two passengers and

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    of all ages enjoy watching movies by way of computer‚ television‚ and theatre. What used to be a “big event” in going out to watch a movie at the local town theatre has technologically changed‚ where now just about anyone can experience watching a movie from the comfort of his or her own couch. Although one can watch a movie at home or in a theatre‚ watching a movie at home is far better for food‚ comfort and price. At home‚ versus at a theatre‚ the selection of food and the price of food is

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    The 1999 film Fight Club‚ based on Chuck Palahniuk’s novel of the same name‚ was received as one of the most controversial films of the year‚ and has since gained a strong cult popularity. The movie places strong emphasis on the evils of modern consumerism‚ and adopts a “fight the system” attitude throughout. The setting is bleak and degraded – the main character‚ who remains unnamed for the entirety of the film‚ inhabits a city that seems perpetually dark and run down. All in all‚ the film attempts

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    HOME OR THEATER? Everybody likes to watch movies no matter what kind of movie we like. Movies entertain us during our free time such as‚ in the weekends and holydays‚ in brief movies are a pastime for all people‚ but the question is what is better watching it at home or at the theater? Transparently‚ there are some advantages and disadvantages of both. People put these advantages into consideration like the comfort‚ privacy‚ and coast. These factors effects the watcher decision of watching it at

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    save a lot of money. Video rentals usually cost around $3.99‚ while a single ticket at the theater is $5.00. Everybody can sit down and enjoy the movie at home for the same price‚ but at the theater everybody has to pay for their own ticket‚ including kids‚ who have to pay $3.50 each. Four people would end up paying approximately $17.00 to watch a single movie. Once inside the theater‚ then you have to afford all the expensive snacks like pop-corn‚ nachos‚ and sodas which are usually priced twice as

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    Solution By Cindi Earls and Daniel Engelken Overview Cinemaplex is a movie theater that has experienced changes due to technology advancements. The change has negatively affected the the attendance at the theater. Revenues have increased but only due to the inflated prices of tickets‚ concessions‚ and advertising revenues. Some of the technological advancements that have Cinemaplex concerned are; home theater systems‚ quick movie to DVD releases‚ video on demand‚ and internet streamlining. Strategy

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    Vikings were well known for their technologically advanced shipbuilding. The ships featured key components that allowed them to journey to several coasts‚ islands‚ and eventually the continent of North America. The Viking’s ships are known as longships‚ as they ranged from 45 to 75 feet long. The ships were long and narrow with the sides tapered in toward the front and back of the boat‚ in order to cut through waves. This design would eventually help the Vikings cross the rough North Atlantic Ocean

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