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    The scene from the film On the Waterfront takes place inside the cargo hold of a cargo ship. A ship un-loader named Kayo Dugan has just been murdered and Father Barry has been called to say a prayer for Kayo. The scene is rich in the elements of Mise-en-scéne. From the costumes worn by the priest to the suits worn by the union leaders, we see a stark representation of the difference between good and evil. The location of the three different segregated groups is also significant in delivering the…

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    The 747, defined by Wikipedia, is “A wide-body commercial airliner and cargo transport aircraft, often referred to by its original nickname, Jumbo Jet, or Queen of the Skies.” From the 747’s design, to its fuselage, and its wings and engine, the Boeing 747 is truly a geometric plane. The Boeing 747-100B has a very detailed design. It’s original design included a double decked fuselage (body) with 8 seats across on the lower deck and 7 seats across for the upper deck. Though, this idea was…

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    Ww1 Titanic Submarines

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    Japan ’ s naval fleet. They were also crucial in the sinking of German U-boats, which tended to dominate most other fights. They were a vital part of the weaponry during WWII because of their ability to sink battleships, aircraft carriers, and cargo ships. During WWII, submarines sank around 5 million tons of battleships in all. They were able to do this because of their ability to quickly move around the slower battleships. Also, they were mostly underwater and hard to spot. Both US and…

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    “Why do white men have so much cargo and we New Guineans have so little?” -Yali. Believed that cargo is the sign of genetic power, which the people of New Guinea consider that they are, the New Guineans view themselves that they should be the ones to receive the majority of the cargo instead of the Americans. Seeing that answer to this question is so perplexing, it requires knowledge about the past, where to search, and how to find it. Back in prehistory where not even equality was in the dawn…

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    Marcel Mauss (2002) in his seminal work The Gift (2002) has said that even though gift-giving is technically a voluntary process and it is allegedly free of any egotism in reality gift giving and receiving is a social obligation and is inundated with self-interest. Mauss adds that the gestures associated with gift-giving, the mask of generosity and disinterestedness, are all mere fictions to appease our sense of propriety. In other words, when people give gifts they do so with the motive of…

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    regularly check and repair its components. However, a tractor can only do so much. In order to move cargo, you need a trailer, whether it be a flatbed, dry van or refrigerated unit. These integral parts of the equation also need regular maintenance in order to perform safely for the long-run. Check Those Tires A pre-trip inspection should be completed every time a trailer is used to haul cargo, and that should start with the basics. Tires are vitally important to the safe operation of the…

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    Namport Case Study

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    Chapter 5Discussion of Results, Recommendations and Conclusions 5.1 Introduction This study is a qualitative study that highlights the general safety of the operations of handling and storage of dangerous goods. it aims at highlighting the practices on the ground versus the prescribed practices according to the safety practices that Namport subscribes to. Hence analyzing whether or not there is a need for improvement in their safety standards and practices. Accumulation of data and finding was…

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    Assignment 10 1. Explain the results of the Chicago and Bermuda Conferences. In the early period, each state “owns” the air above its territory for an infinite distance into space and the air space of each country is restricted for usage to other countries. This rule was not manipulated in the Chicago conference. It still remained the same. This conference was held in order to eliminate restrictions and open the air to traffic. Two agreements were set forth to eliminate restrictions and bring…

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    Texas City Fire Essay

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    shoreline. The blast leveled nearly 1,000 buildings on land. The Grandcamp explosion destroyed the Monsanto Chemical Company plant and resulted in ignition of refineries and chemical tanks on the waterfront. Falling bales of burning twine from the ship's cargo added to the damage while the Grandcamp anchor was hurled across the city. Two sightseeing airplanes flying nearby had their wings shorn off, forcing them out of the sky. People felt the shock 250 miles away in Louisiana. The explosion…

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    stock and reduce its ordering frequency which will result in freight costs saving. Air shipment can still be used but only for hot or emergency deliveries but not on a regular basis. Certain products are often needed immediately without notice; air cargo will be the perfect mode of transport in such situation. The use of ocean transport is a good and cheap way for longer distances that cannot be covered by trucks. It should be utilized for very large quantity orders and for bulky items. The…

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