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    The Supernatural and the Bible: Two Forces That Guide the Mariner and His Crew Taking something old and turning it into something new is an act most everyone has done at some point in time. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge is a perfect description of the re-salvage of Greek and Roman stories that the author uses in his writings. In this short story, author Coleridge, beautifully portrays an English ballad in the Romantic Period and offers a delightful, yet eerie, twist…

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    Catapults History

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    catapult technology, and the ground crew on aircraft carriers, The U.S would have not been able to launch planes off carriers because planes didn't have enough runway to go full speed to take off. One of the most important things before launching an aircraft is the ground crew. The ground crew gives the pilot signals to move around the carrier. Once the aircraft starts moving the crew gives the pilot their trust to follow their signals without mistakes. After the crew gets the aircraft on the…

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    It all begins in Monterey Bay California, where author Johnathan Steinbeck and a close friend by the name of Ed Ricketts seek out boat and crew for a Marine Science expedition. Fishing out of Monterey bay is no strange occurrence, but Steinbeck’s and Ricketts voyage was quite different from all the other boating operations in the area. They were planning on sailing into the Sea of Cortez between the boarder of Mexico, and Baja California. This territory at the time was still being explored and…

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    Around the start of the 18th century, he moved to the New World. The first recording of Rackham in the New World came from the crew manifest from the pirate ship, The Ranger, commanded by Captain Charles Vane, where Rackham served as a quartermaster upon the ship. Captain Vane and his crew confronted a large French warship that was twice the size of The Ranger. Captain Vane decided to retreat from the larger vessel because he thought it was impossible for…

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    The Diligent Summary

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    (Harms 249). This was to make sure that there was a record to be able to determine the amount that was spent, how much was acquired, and to allow them to be capable of determining the profits and losses. Similar to Robert Durand’s records, slave ships crews had to record each purchase. If they did not, then they would have a similar fate with that of Captain Pierre Mary and the lawsuit that was filed against him by the Billy brothers. Before purchasing enslaved African captives from the local…

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    On January 28, 1986 a disaster that was never thought imaginable happened, during the launch of the space shuttle challenger there was a “malfunction”, one that would lead to the death of 7 brave crew member and leave the nation in fear. Ronald Reagan emotional speech addressing the space shuttle challenger tragedy calms the people of the nation and helps them understand that the best course of action is to move forwards and continue the space program in honor of the fallen heros. Reagan uses…

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    His belief in “team IQ” is the foundation of the Rainbow Warriors. Team IQ states that “none of us is as smart as all of us”. Evernham’s devotion to preparation, teamwork, and stategizing have been widely accepted and practiced by other successful crew chiefs and organizations. Organizations such as United Airlines send their employees to Pit Instruction and training. Here they learn how to work under pressure while meeting goals of teamwork. Furthermore they learn to replace practices that…

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    descriptively compares Odysseus’ crew of sailors on their boat to “ calves in stalls”. It shows how dependent and vulnerable they are for love from there captain Odysseus and the remaining crew. Odysseus and the rest of crew which are symbolized as “cows” shows that they think that they would return or save them like a cow and its calve. The sailors represent calves because of their dependence and longing for their mother. The epic simile is about the sailor crew having a strong desire to be…

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    demanding. Planning the trip, animals, living conditions, food and each crew member struggling to help each other out and keep their sanity are just some of the hurdles in these treacherous expeditions. You might already have a clue about how hard these expeditions are because well, everyone knows how harsh Antarctica is being known as a “frozen desert”, but in this essay I’m going to delve deeper into the hurdles that Shackleton and his crew endured in “Shipwreck at the Bottom of the world”.…

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    Odysseus. He goes on impossible adventures for the average man; He successfully leads his crew through the sea, or does he? Even though Odysseus may show that he is clever, he also shows that he does not listen, is very temperamental, and is untrustworthy; Because of these character traits, he cannot be an effective leader. To begin, Odysseus shows multiple times that he does not listen to his crew. His crew tries to warn him of the multiple dangers that were to come from his actions, yet he…

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