Savannah

absolutely love the feeling of being in the wild, with abundant wildlife and myriad of amazing birds, the amazing scenery of this unspoiled land. As the day gives way to the night a whole new adventure begins. It is after dinner here in the heart of the savannah. A time to share stories by the fire place at Wilderness Camp. We sit around a crackling fire enjoying a drink as we stare up at the clear sky littered with stars and hearing a lion roar in the distance. We are soon joined by an elderly…

Reality is something that constitutes of a real or actual thing, as distinguished from something that is merely apparent. Short stories have a fully developed theme that an author uses to portray his/her thoughts about anything they want. Flannery O’Connor has used her talented writing skills and put them to good use. She is known for writing horrific and shocking violent stories. She has written many short stories that have a unique aspect to every single one of them, but they all have…

In 2003, Savana Redding is 13 years old, she was pulled out of her math class and was told to undress herself so they could conduct a search on her. Assistant principal, Kerry Wilson, asked Savannah if she knew about the four 400mg Ibuprofen and one over the counter 200 mg pills. She then replied that she had no idea. Wilson and another administrative searched her backpack finding no evidence. Savana was then told to remove her jacket, shoes, and socks. Left with nothing besides her pants and…

Early Intensive Stocking management practices pose a serious threat to biodiversity in the Flint Hills Tallgrass Prairie region. Annual spring burning coupled with intensive cattle stocking following the fire. This practice has been estimated to be roughly twice the stocking rate as the area can provide. In which ungulates are grazed for 90-120 days into late summer or early fall (Robbins, et al 239 ). The combination of fire and intense grazing has been demonstrated to have negative impacts on…

Savannah Jacobs Ms. Manning ENG 110-800 13 June 2016 A Jury of Her Peers: Historical Analysis When Susan Glaspell originally wrote “A Jury of Her Peers” in 1917, men’s views of women’s intelligence and capabilities were not seen through the same light as they are today. Because women were seen as the lesser sex, there was little education provided to them prohibiting their escape from the bottom of the societal food chain. Glaspell took a huge leap of faith by publishing “A Jury of Her Peers”…

Personal Health Narrative I honestly was so excited for it to be my eighth grade year. The Savannah trip, semi-formal, and moving on to high school in just one year. Eighth grade is that awkward time where boys are a big deal and girls are still trying to learn how to do their makeup correctly. I knew that this year was a big deal to me. I wanted nothing at all to get in my way. I just wanted this year to run as smoothly as possible. I knew I had a date to semi-formal.This was the biggest drama…

It is junky with things everywhere the bed is not made up and the chair is pulled out. My bed has orange and blue sheets and covers because I attend Savannah State University and they are the school colors. My laptop is open is open because I was just doing work on it late this night. Where it is sitting at is my work area and all of my work is done in this spot. I took this picture of my room because…

“here you go” she quietly said and walked out the classroom door. The teacher began calling out names that were on the paper and each individual student proudly walked up to the teacher and took their paper. Suddenly, the teacher calls my name “Savannah Thompson’ he said. I start to feel nervous, I do not understand why he called my name, am I in trouble again? I receive my first honor roll award. My name I feel happy and confused all at the same time. I am confused because I thought to myself…

GMO impact on multi-species (SAM) A study base research was conducted to determine the persistence and ecological impacts of a cyanobacterium genetically engineered to express mosquitocidal Bacillus thuringiensis toxins. The cyanobacterium Anabaena has been genetically engineered to contain Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis that is a group of bacteria used as biological control agents for larvae stages of certain dipterans, also known as fly. To see the ecological impacts, it must be evaluated…

Coffee is grown mainly in sub-tropical regions including rainforests, and some plantations are grown in tropical savannahs. There are two ways to grow coffee — shade cultivation and sun cultivation, and two types of coffee grown commercially— robusta and higher quality arabica. Coffee was previously shade-grown, but now ‘sun cultivation’ is becoming more popular and widely used as it produces higher yields faster than shade cultivation. Producing coffee requires deforestation and land clearing.…