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    history of the U.S. Coast Guard (“Bernard C. Webber, USCG”, 1).” The United States Coast Guard is a merger of five Federal agencies that were once independent, but with overlapping responsibilities. These agencies are the Revenue Cutter Service, the Lighthouse Service, the Steamboat Inspection Service, the Bureau of Navigation, and the Lifesaving Service ("U.S. Coast Guard History", 1). Since this is the case, one might think there are many other great rescues which could top the SS Pendleton,…

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    In the United States, there is a clown phenomenon happening, according to North Idaho Law Enforcement by Heather Tooley the first creepy clown sighting started in August in South Carolina with the intent of harming others but then the phenomenon spread across the country and ended up in Idaho. The police departments around Idaho are investigating the clown sightings. A Facebook post from the Nampa Police Department stated that they are aware of the clowns and the citizens should let the police…

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    Cape Cod Research Paper

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    From beautiful, serene beaches, quaint seaside dining, charming villages, panoramic shoreline to scenic bike trails, Cape Cod, Massachusetts is an unassuming East Coast retreat is dreamy, rich in history and quite inviting. This peninsula located on the Easternmost portion of Massachusetts, extending for 65 miles (105 km) into the Atlantic Ocean and covers more than 400 miles (640 km) of shoreline Cape Cod has been separated from the mainland since 1914 by the Cape Cod Canal, but the Sagamore…

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    longing for the past we don't control nature it controls us Trying to control nature makes bad thing happen Nature cannot be controlled by humans Raymond Douglas Bradbury was an American fantasy writer, well known for his many short stories, some of which have been described as prophetic. It was Ray Bradbury who conceived Bluetooth headsets half a century before the concept was even considered possible and not sci fi, this is true with facebook, flat screen tvs, self driving cars,…

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    in that way. I take the punches without retaliating because maybe it's what you needed; to let out all the emotions that are bundled up. I guess listening is what I'm good at, but I struggle with replying at times. You are my guiding light. The lighthouse at the edge of the bay, calling me home always. No matter what, I will always be your little girl and I will always need you, but things are changing. I'm almost 18, believe me, I don't want to grow any older, but that is the reality of the…

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    The lighthouse that was originally on the Isle is still located on-site. Also, it nonetheless works. Best spot for a vacation there is a few top honeymoon destinations. You might discover your perfect honeymoon destination on this particular listing, or you might…

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    Dmitri The Traitor

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    "We've got a traitor." said the director, "He's going to seek refuge with the Americans at the dock this afternoon." The hour hand had just passed twelve. There were few people sitting in Lighthouse Cafe. Dmitri was sitting in a corner pretending to read the newspaper. The cup of coffee in front of him had already lost most of its warmth with the last few thin curved white lines of steam ascending towards the dark ceiling. Dim sunlight penetrated through the moist afternoon air and through the…

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    Alcatraz Facts

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    Alcatraz Summary Alcatraz Was built on July 1, 1934, and ran for years then started to cost the U.S too much money and to repair. It was estimated to be 1-3 million dollars to fix. (Alcatraz facts) Alcatraz was one of the toughest prisons in the world. Alcatraz was the high maximum security prison. The toughest punishment was to be in a room pitch black and a hole in the ground to go to the bathroom, no mattress but at night time, and one meal a day. (Alcatraz Facts) Alcatraz has gardens when…

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    the novel in both a good and bad way is John the Savage. John faces this theme of alienation several different times throughout the novel, first when he is taken from his homeland into the city and then exiled from the city to a barren home in a lighthouse. Through his experience in the city, John is relieved to be away from the torment and hardships that he faced in his homeland, and he is able to focus on his love of Shakespeare. On the contrary, John is used to being alone and the prevalent…

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    It developed the first lighthouse on the Pacific Coast. Alcatraz was called “The Rock” because it had very high security. The max capacity was 450 cells. Every prisoner had their own cell. Each guard had around 1-3 prisoners to watch over. 36 prisoners tried to escape, 14 came back…

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