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    thickets sprawled throughout it. In the center of this yard is a glimmering reflective pond. Almost like an enormous mirror in the grass. This is where I decided what I wanted to do with my life. I would visit that pond as often as I possibly could. I’d beg my grandma to take me after school some days without my parents knowledge. I would get scolded of course, but it was worth being there to envision my future. The pond was a thriving oasis of life in the lush backyard. On the…

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    Lemna Case Study

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    Lemna is a free- floating aquatic plant from the duckweed family, that consists of small, individual thalli (Tkalec et.al, 2001). Lemna are small, fast growing plants and they develop dense mats on ponds, especially when enough light and nutrients are available (Gérard et.al, 2014). Salt is the most toxic substance, as it causes an inhibition of plant growth and a decrease in nutrient uptake (Chang et.al, 2012). Salt stress induces the production of abscisic acid (ABA), a plant stress hormone,…

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    where she spies Fergusson looking at her from afar and takes no concern over it. Fergusson decides to follow Mable to a pond where Mabel is planning to attempt to commit suicide. Fergusson saves Mable and carries…

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    the pond. Some impacts would be by being exposed to the sunglight, meaning that if the pond has little water flowing through the pond, then it can cause aquatic plants. Another impact with living organisms would be having low levels of oxygen. These organisms can grow, but at the same time die. The cycle will continue to flow with the release of the organism leaving their waste as they die. The release that they leave behind is decay into the pond and the nutrients help the cycle in the pond…

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    into Ives Cove, Finlays Cove, McNabs Cove, Wreck Cove, Timmins Cove, Cullition Point, and McNabs Pond. The channels are fed by gullies at higher elevations. Lawlor Island contains no major drainage channels because of the lack of gullies or depression zones on its surface. The Wolfville soils on the island provide good drainage, the riparian areas control most of the run-off, and there are several ponds located on the near the perimeter of the coast. There are four major watersheds on McNabs…

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    It was a cold, spring morning as my alarm began blasting in my ears. But today I didn't care. I was excited to get up at 5:30 a.m. For my brother-in-law and I where going fising at the local pay pond and best of all the pay pond was having a fishing tournament. One-hundred dollars for the biggest fish caught. I gathered all my supplies and we where on our way. The ride was a quite thirty minute route. We arrived around 6:30 a.m. It was a little crowded to my surprise but after unloading our gear…

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    Spring Break Day

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    It was the definition of grace and beauty as it glided through the pond. The upright posture of the swan reminded me of a ballerina. The feathers were white as snow and its beak and webbed feet were larger than I had expected. Suddenly, it started swimming fast towards us hoping for food, maybe bread. I felt excited…

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    All of the birds had left as if they knew something was coming. But what? He could feel his hands trembling as he picked up the stone. He had calluses from working day and night. Once more he threw the stone and this time it came skipping back. The pond started to shake. The trees were moving forward and back, forward and back. Almost like a pattern. His sister started to hyperventilate. They both stepped back and examined as the world around them started to fall apart. The boy found the stone…

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    Syncrude Violations

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    Albert (R. v. Syncrude Canada Ltd.). Syncrude’s defense against both charges laid against them is the following “It has established that it used due diligence to avoid the contamination of birds in its tailings pond. It was impossible for Syncrude to prevent birds from landing on its tailings pond and the defence of impossibility should apply. The defence of Act of God should be applied. The proceedings are an abuse of process because Syncrude complied with all required approvals, permits,…

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    forgiveness than for permission. One day me and my friends decided to go this illegal pond at my girlfriends dads work place. Did we have no where to fish in the first place? No, we have just been bass fishing at our pond for so long we all decided to try to find another one to fish at, and Sabine Coal Mine was a great place. For one, all the ponds there were stocked with bass from top to bottom. Second these ponds were so transparent that you could see right through them where the fish were at.…

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