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    captain agreed to rent out a charter for the mission, but Tony was all for it. After stowing away all of the necessary supplies, and making the final go-arounds the ship, the crew participated in a celebration in Monterey Bay to mark the end of a successful fishing season. The day after the celebration was all business, and the ship sailed south constantly through the night and days only to stop for more supplies in San Diego. After San Diego, their first stop was in Cabo San Lucas, where they…

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    so. With every step, she reaffirmed her resolve. After getting on, she looked back at Ireland and bid it farewell. Steerage conditions would best be described as a nightmare in her mind her ;it being dense, filthy, and dark at the very bottom of the ship. There was little to no privacy or ventilation. The air was oppressive and foul. Several of bunks were lined side by side, only separated by blankets or personal belongings. They were allowed go up during the day,leading to a daily assemblage on…

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    Writing.engr.psu.edu is an infromational website that provides insight on the history of the Titanic, what caused the Titanic to sink, and the effects of the disaster. This article supplies crucial information on the timeline of the ship's sinking, the mechanical failure, and the design flaws. “Causes and Effects of the Rapid Sinking of the Titanic” provides awareness to how new laws and regulations were made after the tragic sinking of the Titanic. Vicki Bassett is the writer of the article…

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    Ship Trauma Analysis

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    orphaned boy, so he used his grief to justify the ship being a real construct and not just a figment of his imagination. The mystery of the ship that comes to his village every March is what kept the boy entertained. The realization that is never docked drew the boy to the conclusion that maybe the ship was lost. The mystery of this elusive ship made the boy question what type of ship it was. But the ship couldn’t have been real because the ship was not a solid construct and came from the boy’s…

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    Ship Of Theseus Paradox

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    The Ship of Theseus is a paradox in which raises the question of identity, of whether something of which had all the aspects of it replace will remain fundamentally the same. In my opinion, it can be seem that even though the physicality of the ship is gone, the essence of that object, place, or person will remain the same despite any radical changes that gradually takes place over time. Putting this theory into perspective it can be transferred into the identity and changes throughout the human…

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    A/N: Chapter One: The Unexpected Transfer “Captain, May I speak to you?” “Yes, Number One. Did you enjoy your shore leave?” “Well it is about a young starfleet officer that I met on Risa while on shore leave. She was transferred to the USS Yamato, which we saw be destroyed a few days ago.” “Very well, I will look over her starfleet record.” “I had Data do that. What did you find on her?” “Her mother died after she was born. Her father was a starfleet officer assigned to an outpost near…

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    Older Ports Expansion

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    With the expansion of maritime and intermodal transportation, older ports with limited real estate must remain possible options to move cargo. There are some ways, in which the older ports like Baltimore, Philadelphia, and others with limited real-estate available for expansion would be able to compete with bigger newer ports. Improvements would be critical in improving the ports productivity to compete with the newer larger ports. The majority of ports and terminals were built for a volume of…

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    Runaways Alternate Ending

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    I changed into a thick pair of blue pants, a long-sleeved black shirt, and tall leather boots. Then I grabbed a copy of Moby Dick and read for a while, listening to the rain drum against the ship, until I dozed off and had another weird dream that was filled with gigantic sea monsters. Some wanted to chat, and others wanted to devour me. The clang of a dinner bell woke me. I glanced out of the porthole and saw that the rain had stopped. Relieved…

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    girl gazes at the man, but only for a short second. The man known as the Captain returns to the window, sighing. Outside, he saw the bright glow of Earth’s atmosphere. Africa could be seen below, and above that, large formations of clouds. The ship was on standby, and many of the crew were on break. The Captain never seemed to take a break, neither did the girl by his side. He dwelled in the bridge hours at a time, often forgetting to sleep and eat.…

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    Ship Breaker Themes

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    between Ship Breaker and Folks this ain't normal In his book Folks, This Ain’t Normal: A Farmer’s Advice for Happier Hens, Healthier People, and Better World, Joel Salatin approached learning from a Christian point of view. Salatin is a teacher and a farmer who runs a successful farm, Polyface Farm, in Virginia, United States. His farm is known worldwide due to his astonishing ideas/methods of farming, which are exclusively organic. On the other hand, Paolo Bacigalupi, in his book – Ship Breaker…

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