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Boating 101: Dog Boating Tips Smelling the sea and feeling the wind in your hair, these are the sensations that often make people fall in love with boating. Being out on the water is exhilarating and is a feeling that is loved by humans, as well as dogs! Dogs are man’s best friend, there’s no doubt about it. So it’s not uncommon for owners to bring their furry companion along for the ride. Dogs love to go out with their family. However, before you bring your pooch aboard, make sure you are…

Growing up is never easy. The reason for this is that our once preconceived notions of our world is forever broken. Only then, we are forced to see the world the way it is. In JD Salinger’s Nine Stories, all the stories deal with characters being lost in their own world. Being lost, if used as an adjective, someone very confused or insecure or in great difficulties. In many ways, JD Salinger’s characters are either confused, insecure, or experiencing great difficulties in their lives. In some…

Let’s talk about Caribbean life perks for a minute. One perk that may or may not come to your mind is waterfront dining. How about lunch with a welcoming refreshing breeze caressing your face. Or think about it, a cozy dinner under a sunset, better yet if there is a full moon. Being so close to the beautiful backdrop that nature creates is breathtaking and influences a peace that surpasses all understanding. Many beautiful restaurants in Grenada offer this calm vitality of nature while dining in…

If you were a teen, would you go boating by yourself? Boating is “rowing or sailing in boats as a sport or form of recreation” according to google dictionary. The article “Boating Starts Early for Many South Florida Water Kids” indicates that many children start boating when they’re little. “Parents of Rescued Teenage Sailor Abby Sunderland Accused of Risking Her Life” by Paul Harris and “Families Call Off Search for Missing Florida Teens” by CBS News are the two main articles that will be used…

For this article, it analyzes both Jack London’s “What Life Means to Me” and Stephen Crane’s “The Open Boat.” Utilizing these two stories in light of the fact that both Jack London and Stephen Crane are legitimate naturalist essayists who show the thought of naturalism in two exceptionally unfavorable strategies. Naturalism portrays the extremely restricted control that people have over their own destiny in correlation to the powers of the regular world. In "The Open Boat", the men stranded on…

The War of 1812 was considered a highly controversial topic. President Madison believed that war would end many injustices that Britain had imposed on the United States. However, not everyone joined President Madison and his battle cries. There were many Federalist, especially New England Federalists, that were against the war. Britain had its grips on the United States for many years until the United States decided to fight for its independence in the Revolutionary War. Even after gaining…

The Great Depression era saw some of the most notorious criminals and outlaws, and John Dillinger was most certainly among them. His felonies captured the public’s imagination, and to this day, there is still an aura of mystery and excitement associated with him. He was a crime genius and certainly proved it. Dillinger was able to prosper as a criminal due to his hardened upbringing, his support and involvement in gangs, and the public’s perverse encouragement towards him, in a time where they…

Lets face it, Europe is in Chaos. With the constant bickering amongst the EU and the pointing of fingers on who 's responsibility the incoming refugees are, its no wonder those on the outside are sitting back with their bowls of popcorn watching like rabid animals to see what happens next. The topic of migration and the migrant crisis isn 't a new one, however it recently has been getting much more attention than it previously had. It is for this reason that I have decided to focus on the topic…

I was ecstatic to be completely stress-free with nothing and no one to bother me. I could stay there as long as I liked, no one would miss me and no one would come looking for me. I had an overwhelming desire to discover everything about the island right then. Was there anyone living there? I hoped not, I came here to get away from civilisation. Was it really an island? From what I could see, it was, but it could be part of a mainland. How big was it? I wanted…

On New Year’s Eve, Crane set sail on Cuban ship that was supplying guns to Cuba, and sunk (Marren, 46). In the event, Crane and three other men try stay alive in a small dinghy. In the end only three of out the four men including Crane survived. However, an oiler named, Billie Higgins, died only moments before being saved. Crane reflects this experience in his fiction. In “The Open Boat”, Crane talks about the three men…