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    Species taxonomy- The Olive Ridley Sea Turtle belongs to the kingdom: Animalia, the Phylum: Chordata, the Class: Reptilia, the Order: Testudines, Family: Cheloniidae, Genus: Lepidochelys, and its species is olivacea. Thus the Olive Ridley Sea Turtle’s scientific name is Lepidochelys olivacea. (NOAA, 2014) In Spanish the Olive Ridley is called Golfina. (Sea turtle Inc., 2016) There is only one other animal in the genus Lepidochelys and it is the Kemp’s Rideys Sea Turtle: Kingdom: Animalia,…

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    The flapper in the 1920’s was a new type of girl never seen before.She was typically a young girl who was of a middle class. The flapper wore heavy makeup, shorter and more extravagant dresses and had more fun. Flappers often times did thing that was frowned upon by society. Flapper culture was inspiring for young girls and yet it was frightening for people who wanted to preserve the image of “The Gibson girl.” The Gibson girl was a woman who had longer hair and dresses that concealed most of…

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    Flappers Persuasive Speech

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    Oldies may say these girls are over the top, brainless, useless, irresponsible, disrespectful, or flamboyant, but these girls believe that they are the new generation… the next big thing… the “New Woman.” We’ve noticed that Flappers are actually starting to seem threatening towards those against them. Who knows, it could just be because of the new look, flappers representing a new moral order, or even the older generation still might value their olden ways. I know that if I were one of the…

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    During the Roaring Twenties, people had many different reactions to flappers. To some, the flapper portrayed a magnificent breakthrough for women; for others it was a curse word, an embarrassment to society. Before and continuing into the 1920s, the Victorian era was at its peak. The older Victorian generation was described as “prudish, hypocritical, stuffy, [and] narrow-minded,” which is why many thought that they hated the flapper (Murfin 496). They were not able to accept the change coming…

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    2014). There are many components in the Mediterranean diet including intake of olive oils, wines, fishes, fruits, vegetables, etc. Therefore, it is important to know the interrelationship between different components and their effects of lower risk of CVD. The high intake of extra virgin olive oil is a highlight of the Mediterranean diet. Therefore, the purpose of my research is to examine the influence of extra virgin olive oil on lowering the risk of getting CVD.…

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    steeply worldwide due to human pressure; among them coastal development, light pollution and commercial fishing. Today, six of the seven of the world’s sea turtles are endangered and Red Listed by the IUCN. Nicaragua is home to four of them; the olive ridley, the leatherback, the green and the critically endangered Hawskbill sea turtle. Knowing where sales occure would enable conservationists and wildlife officials to direct their limited resources. “If you don’t have the tools to tell you…

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    And there it was like a movie and flashback of images of my memories with her. I remembered the first time I met her, it was when I was in 6th grade in Mexico. She was the pretty girl in the classroom taller than me and skinnier too. Her olive skin tone made her round big eyes look beautiful and her long curly hair was just the perfect combination to her smooth face. I liked her from the beginning. I remembered the first time I skip school with her, and the time I got my ears pierced by…

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    Essay On Anglerfish

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    Out of all of the animals in the ocean the Anglerfish is by far the most fascinating. Nearly three feet long and known as the ugliest creature on the planet this fish has obviously made great adaptions to conform to its environment. Few understand the changes we must go through in order to survive, and it’s even harder when you don’t have a supermarket. The uneducated say ugly others say admirable, these changes are far from easy and may take hundreds of years. The Anglerfish’s habitat is…

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    Essay On Olive Kitteridge

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    Olive Kitteridge: A Critical Review Introduction Olive Kitteridge is a collection of short stories written by Elizabeth Strout in 2009. The stories, linked by a common thread, the title character Olive Kitteridge, typify life in small town Maine. Trudy Bush’s review of the book was witty and enlightening because Bush never attempts to flee from Olive’s colorful character, as tempting as it may be. Bush embraces Olive entirely, giving a glimpse into her gloomy, and at times loving nature while…

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    Flapper is an interesting read about the Jazz Age and the women who rejected the original roles that their mothers and grandmothers did. These young girls took on a more masculine lifestyle; the girls smoked frequently, drank, and wore short hair. But their behavior did not relinquish their feminine ways, it provided an adaptation to society to what a woman should be and what a woman should not be. The flapper modeled herself in opposite to the 'Victorian Ideal', which was apparent in her…

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