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    docks of San Francisco and Oakland, California. At 13 he left school to help support his family. But normal occupations did not appeal to him, and he joined a gang of men who illegally caught oysters at night and sold them the next morning. At only 15 years of age, Jack London was one of the most successful oyster pirates working San Francisco Bay. London maintained a strong love for books while he practiced his pirate trade. In fact, his continuous reading was often compared to his hard…

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    The Gulf Oil Spill

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    The lasting effects on all involved will take years to determine and access. In an article from nola.com, “Bp is no longer funding the research for the Deep water Horizon Oil Spill effects on dolphins, turtles, and oyster studies. That decision has forced the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to request $148 million from a federal oil spill trust fund to pay for the studies.” (4) In September of 2014, Forbes magazine reported that BP was found grossly…

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    in 15 Americans will catch the norovirus every year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The norovirus is one of the viruses that can cause food poisoning; according to the CDC, leafy greens, shellfish (especially oysters), and fresh fruit are the most common foods associated with the norovirus. So how do you get this virus, and is there a drug to prevent the painful symptoms? Here are five facts you may not know about the norovirus. It is often known as the…

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    Climate change's equally evil twin is the name for ocean acidification its harmful because of the excess amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Since we don't see or feel it because the effects are happening underwater. CO2 is released by burning coal,oil and gas but its doesnt stay in the air but it dissolves into the oceans. The oceans have absorbed 525 billion of CO2 from the atmosphere and they collect about 22 tons per day. Scientist thought it was it good thing because it wasn't…

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    Have you ever smelled a freshly baked pizza? The smell of the pepperoni and the spices that steamed up the windows of the kitchen , the cheese melting under the tray and once you bite the crunchy crust you can taste the warm cheese and the hot pepperoni that makes your mouth water just by seeing and tasting the freshly baked pizza. In the book Relish: My Life in The Kitchen by Lucy Knisley, she uses a memoir of her own life to tell her story with vivid colors and a unique way of seeing food.…

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    In the Caribbean, prior to contact, aboriginals implanted certain meanings and values to pearls and pearl fisheries. Oysters provided food for many Caribbean aboriginal peoples. However, the pearls were sought because they were perceived as material items “infused with a spiritual brilliance.” According to Nicholas Saunders, an anthropologist, Amerindians perceived their world as infused with spiritual significance. Natural materials, such as pearls, feathers, shells, and minerals, were…

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    diving and spots a ghostly gleam from an oyster and is immediately filled with excitement and curiosity as to what is is. At the same time,Kino hesitates to open the oyster because he believes what he has seen “might be a reflection or an illusion” (10). In spite of this, Juana stays calm and gives little attention towards the pearl hoping to not jinx their luck finding a pearl inside the oyster. At last, Kino inserts his knife into the edge of the oyster shell, and there it was, a pearl. Kino…

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    Estuaries: Coastal Biome

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    In an estuary, for example, an oyster reefs provide homes/shelter for many species, like flounder, and these oysters also clean the ecosystem, acting as some sort of natural water filter. Since Estuaries act as nurseries/shelters, and are known as safe havens, the amounts of predator-prey relationships are near zero. One of…

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    The Pearl

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    The Pearl was written by John Steinbeck in 1947. This type of book is known as a novella. This means that it is a short novel or a long short story. The genre is parable or allegory. These are stories that usually have a hidden moral or political meaning within them. The book sets place in a small village in La Paz. La Paz is on the Coast of The Baja Peninsula. John Steinbeck was inspired to write The Pearl after visiting La Paz. Here, pearls from the sea are valued more highly than…

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    Chef Interview Essay

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    emerging restaurant group. He has been in this position for four years with an additional thirty years experience owning and operating restaurants. Today, he over sees food operations for our restaurants. Our group is the Midtown Oyster cafe LLC, named after the Midtown Oyster Bar, the first restaurant started by two partners 4 years ago. Since then, they have purchased and opened 3 more restaurants, an inn, and a mill. They are now finishing the building of their fifth restaurant and it is set…

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