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    The rescue of Captain Phillips was one of the most dangerous and scariest rescue missions of all time. Capitan Phillips was a ship Capitan on the MV Maersk Alabama which was a cargo ship that carried 17,000 tons of cargo that was heading towards Mombasa, Kenya to supply the people of Kenya with aid (2014, travelthruhistory.com). Capitan Phillips was born in Massachusetts and graduated from college, at the Massachusetts Maritime Academy. Capitan Phillips (2013, R. Phillips) had over 15 crew…

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    This work is a commentary on society today, and shares ideas with many books we have read this year. Books like Siddhartha show the world’s current obsession with material wealth and material things hen Siddhartha tries life as a merchant. Or Faustus, the character who sold his soul to the devil for promises of infinite amounts of material wealth. Or in As I Lay dying, the character Anse is obsessed with obtaining his new dentures even after all the trouble his family went through. Oscar Wilde…

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    Conflict In Fahrenheit 451

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    He turns towards his home as the safest venue now to look for these answers. When Guy arrives home and finds his wife overdosed on drugs he immediately notifies the paramedics. The paramedics, savagely hook up their machines to the overdosed woman while smoking cigarettes inside of Guy’s house. The author set the tone of a society that’s completely disconnected from morality and lacks empathy for life itself. This in part fuels Guy’s rebellion. At work…

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    grumpa,” I thought, “what a silly name.” We got on the boat and a short blonde teenager came out and said, “Hello i'll be your captain.” I must've looked sketched out because my neighbor said, “don’t worry he is the best in the fishing company.” Within minutes we started to head out to sea, the day has begun. While we were on our way out my…

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    Drawing Wendy's Room

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    108-109). If something different happened, she might not have had Jane, and this impacts what her identity was. An example of internal and external connections that can be shown on the drawing is Peter Pan outside the window and the painting of Captain Hook. They are both internal and external because she had physically been with her, but they had also impacted her childhood. This had changed her identity because instead of staying at Neverland, she had grown up and had Jane, which is visually…

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    8:00 P.M. The crowds on the beach were in a festive mood. Thousands had gathered for the big show and the Comet Roman was not disappointing. The comets colors kept shifting as the sunlight hit the giant ball of ice. It had taken on a reddish purple hue and the crowd cheered as the first of the meteorites streaked across the sky. The crowd oohed and aahed every minute or so as a new one appeared. Each meteor’s trail was different, some were white some blue or blue. The favorites were the red.…

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    New Jersey Description

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    structure, far bigger than the biggest canoe. An Italian sea captain named Giovanni da Verrazzano had anchored briefly off Sandy Hook, but never returned. This lead to the discovery of the colony of what is now New Jersey. The Native Americans were confused as the strange men made their way to the mainland. New Jersey was no longer filled with only Natives. The Dutch, Swedes, and English claimed New Jersey. In 1609, an English captain named Henry Hudson sailed up the river that today bears…

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    Jaws Rhetoric Analysis

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    for a good long while. Like a good film that leaves you wanting to know more about the characters, view it again, or see the sequel, a good blog will draw in the visitor and make him bookmark your site and sign up for your mailing list. The Opening Hook Every great movie has an opening scene that grabs you and makes you want to keep viewing the film. There are a few examples of this technique and there are many ways to make the viewer care. Star Trek The…

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    why some people turn to alcohol. Some do it to bring back good memories, but others do it to attempt to drink their pain away and forget someone. Lines five through seven are interesting with the choice of words because he asks for wine, and the Captain says “We haven’t had that spirit here since 1969.” What is fascinating about this is the fact that wine is actually not a spirit. The word spirit is actually used in the sense of a mood, and in this song, it is referring to how music had no…

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    As we grow, we hear epic tails of money, debauchery, and all around fun that comes with sailing the high seas. With tails of Captain Hook and Blackbeard we catch glimpses of what it was like during that time. Though what happens when it comes time to separate fact from fiction? Through “Under the Black Flag: The Romance and the Reality of Life Among the Pirates” by David Cordingly, it becomes clear that life on the high seas wasn’t a magical as we were lead to believe. There are so many ideas…

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