...Exposition: Turtle has to move to Key West to live with her Aunt and cousins because her mom’s boss hates kids. Turtle doesn’t want to live in a dump like Key West. She wants to live with her mother’s house in New Jersey. Rising Action: Turtle wants to be in her cousin club called the “Diaper Gang”. When they won’t let her in, she tries to find a lupole. Turtle also meets her Grandma, Nana Philly. She didn’t even know that she had a grandmother. Turtle wanted to meet her but Nana Philly didn’t seem very open to meeting new people. Because of this rejection, it hurt Turtle’s feelings. Climax: Turtle finds a Treasure Map! To get her cousins on her side, Turtle asks them to help her find the hidden Treasure. When they find the treasure, a huge...
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...Sustainability & Hospitality at Paradise Bay Lawson Barber HNRM 2333 Leslie Furr October 24, 2012 In today’s world, more and more people are “going green” or thinking about the potential side effects the things we do have on the environment. Well hotels and resorts realize this and have made changes to help the environment and ensure their guests a pleasant stay. A small resort off the coast of Australia has managed to blend sustainability and luxury to give guests the perfect stay at Paradise Bay. If someone is looking to escape from their world for a while then this is the place for them. Untouched wilderness and the beautiful, blue ocean surround Paradise Bay. A maximum of twenty guests can stay at the resort and there is no mobile phone reception or internet. It is the ultimate escape to paradise. They do provide guests with the chance to enjoy snorkeling, swimming, kayaking, and dolphin, turtle, or whale spotting. If guests choose to enjoy the beach, they say to leave nothing behind but footprints, as Paradise Bay is one of Australia’s most authentic environmentally sustainable resorts. There is no comfort compromised in making the resort sustainable. They believe that your comforts are actually enhanced because of the pristine setting. Many guests have raved that, “they have slept better here than they can readily remember.” All guests have the opportunity to take the behind the scenes tour of how they make Paradise Bay sustainable. One of the influences...
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...As I opened the screen door to my lakehouse, the cool air tickled my face, very unusual for Spicewood, Texas. I could see my chilled breath against the countryside scenery. The landscape was almost wintery, frost had engulfed my potted plants and chills had sprouted up my arms. I stepped off the porch and into the world. I set off to find adventure, with nothing but my camera and my heart. I wandered endlessly around our 40 acres of property. Each inch had something new. I strolled into a dense forest area where the trees seemed to loom over me, like strangers in the night. But then, I came across a familiar stream, filled with lively fish and jolly little turtles, all caught up in their own crazy worlds. My cozy tree house stood tall and...
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...a golf course and planted Australian pine trees along what is now Gulf of Mexico Drive, and he also initiated the construction of a luxurious hotel, the Ritz-Carlton Hotel on New Pass in 1926, but eventually abandoned for another investment undertaking. Longboat Key was incorporated in November of 1955. By the 1970s, development of Longboat hit its peak, and during the process, the notable Longboat Key Towers became the first condominium built. The beauty of Longboat Key can partly be found in its diverse and interesting array of exotic wildlife, from the Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, West Indian manatees, loggerhead sea turtles, roseate spoonbill, brown pelican, to the great blue heron. You can further enjoy Coquina Beach, Quick Point Nature Preserve, snorkeling excursions, along with dolphin and whale watching. Longboat Key is a beautiful piece of paradise that offers fun-filled days and tranquils nights. ...
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...FAMOUS WRITERS & THEIR WORK Old English (Anglo-Saxon Period): writers: Caedmon and Cynewulf. work: Beowulf (by anonymous). 1200-1500: Middle English Period : Geoffrey Chaucer's(1343-1400) : The Canterbury Tales, Troilus and Criseyde and Book of the Duchess. Other Major Poems The House of Fame, The Parliament of Fowles, The Legend of Good Women. Prose Treatises Treatise on the astrolabe. Short Poems The Complaint of Chaucer to His Purse ,Truth, Gentilesse, Merciles Beaute, Lak of Stedfastnesse, Against Women Unconstant. Geoffrey Chaucer Thomas Malory's (1405-1471) : Morte d'Arthur. work: Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (by anonymous). 1500-1660: The English Renaissance 1500-1558: Tudor Period (Humanist Era) The Humanists: Sir Thomas More (1478-1535) : Utopia, The History of King Richard the Third, The Life of Pico della Mirandola, The Four Last Things, A Dialogue Concerning Tyndale, The Confutation of Tyndale's Answer, A Dialogue of Comfort Against Tribulation and Sadness of Christ . Sir Thomas More John Skelton (1460-1529): A ballade of the Scottysshe Kynge John Skelton Sir Thomas Wyatt(1503-1542): My Lute Awake! Once, As Methought, Fortune Me Kissed They Flee From Me The restful place ! renewer of my smart It may be good, like it who list In faith I wot not what to say There Was Never Nothing More Me Pained Patience ! though I have not Though I Cannot Your Cruelty Constrain Blame Not My Lute My Pen ! Take Pain The heart and...
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...Field Trip Reflection During the field trip, which was held Thursday, February 22, I have made lots of realizations. I went on a field trip to the Thronateeska and the Flint Riverquarium with all the other 7th Grade Gifted Classes with our chaperones and teachers. On this particular Field Trip, I had so much fun with my group even at the end of the day. So far, this field trip has been one of the best compared to the other ones I’ve went on. I would have never had so many new encounters if I did not go on the field trip. In the Thronateeska I watched two movies about space and the negative effects of plastic. At the Flint Riverquarium I went on a scavenger hunt about all the exhibits and herpetology class. In the planetarium at the Thronateeska...
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...capital to the coral sand coast, this island has charisma, history, and romance in the air. Located about 22 miles off the east coast of Tanzania, Zanzibar is an archipelago consisting of the main island of Unguja (commonly known as Zanzibar), Pemba Island, famous for its deep-sea fishing, and about 50 smaller surrounding luxury islands and coral reefs. Zanzibar is perhaps most famous for once being the home of the slave trade, and an important trading location for spices and cloves. Cloves remain the most important export of the islands, while tourism is now the largest source of economy, which comes as no surprise, due to Zanzibar’s spectacular beauty, culture and history. Also known as ‘Spice Island’, Zanzibar evokes images of an exotic paradise with pristine white palm-fringed beaches and turquoise waters, traditional style dhows, and ancient Islamic ruins. Today’s idyllic beach resorts belie the island’s unforgettable history of slavery, and Zanzibar combines Arabic alleyways and great historic monuments with wonderful coral reefs and excellent diving/snorkelling opportunities for tourists. Stone Town, Zanzibar's capital, is a fascinating place built by Arab and Indian merchants in the 19th century from the island's coral stone. A walk through the chaotic twisting alleys, past intricately-carved wooden doors and beneath ornate balconies, and with the lingering scent of spices in the air, takes one back in time to the days of a thriving slave and spice industry. Decaying architecture...
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...Philippines is Davao City. With an area of 2,211 sq. km., it is about three times the size of the national capital, Metro Manila. Oldest City Cebu is the oldest Philippine city. Longest Religious Holiday Filipinos celebrate the world's longest religious holiday. The Christmas season begins on September 1st, as chillier winds and Christmas carols start filling the air, and ends on the first week of January, during the Feast of the Three Kings. Only Christmas Theme Park Paskuhan Village in the province of Pampanga is Asia's only Christmas theme park and the third of its kind in the world. Yoyo The popular toy, the yoyo, was invented by 16th century hunters in the Philippines. Winner of Best Underwater Images Diving paradise Anilao, in the province of Batangas, is the theme of a picture book that bagged the International Prize for Underwater Images at the 27th World Festival of Underwater Images in France in November 2000. "Anilao" book creators and Filipino scuba divers Scott Tuason and Eduardo Cu Unjieng defeated big names in...
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...Passage that separates two islands, Hispaniola and Puerto Rico - in the north – - in the south – The Caribbean Sea - in the north –The Atlantic Ocean 3.1.2 Natural Resources and the Environment The beauty of the country is rendered by the mix-up of the high and lowland areas, rivers and lakes, including offshore islands. The Dominican Republic displays beautiful mountain ranges covered with forests, Pico Duarte being the highest mountain in the Caribbean and plains such as the Coastal Plain of Santo Domingo. Despite not having been blessed with natural lakes, The Yaque del Norte represents the longest river in here, crossing the most fertile area, The Cibao Valley. Turtles are the key attraction points whenever it is to outline the particularities of the flora and fauna here. Four types of turtles live here in a perfect cohabitation with the American crocodile. The Enriquilo Basion is the shelter of some endangered species such as the rhinoceros iguana. A great variety of birds populate the Dominican Republic, the majestic flamingo and the Hispaniolan parrot along with the brown pelicans are the main attractions on the mainland. Up in the mountains butterflies and hummingbirds make the hiking as an enjoyable experience. The humpback whales are met on the north coast, sometimes in the costal areas. The areas with permanent rain are in a total opposition with those where the total drought created the outstanding landscape of the Dominican Republic, royal palms, coconut...
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...India is home to several fabulous wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, which makes this country a nature lover's paradise. The wildlife sanctuaries in India are home to around two thousand different species of birds, 3500 species of mammals, nearly 30000 different kinds of insects and more than 15000 varieties of plants. Travelers from all across the globe come to India to take a look at its rich wildlife and natural vegetation. There are as many as 80 national parks and over 441 wildlife sanctuaries in India, covering nearly 4.5% of the total geographical area of the country. Scattered all across the country, these sanctuaries and parks attracts the tourists with their beautiful landscapes, amazing rock formation and diverse range of flora and fauna. Most of these sanctuaries were originally private hunting grounds of the former Indian aristocratic families. Paying a visit to India's wildlife sanctuaries is something that one should not rule out when on a holiday to this country. These sanctuaries and forest reserves are home to several endangered species of animals and birds like the Asiatic Elephant, the Royal Bengal tiger, the Snow Leopard and the Siberian Crane. Many of the forest reserves and wildlife sanctuaries of India are famous for some particular species of animals. For instance, the Kaziranga in Assam is known for the Indian Rhinoceros, while Periyar in Kerala is famous for its elephants. Corbett national park in north india famous for tigers and elephant...
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...St Vincent is one of the 32 St Vincent & The Grenadines islands, known as Jewels of the Caribbean. Regarded as a sailors’ paradise, the turquoise waters that surround these volcanic isles are considered some of the best cruising grounds in the world and are home to a wonderful array of marine life making it perfect for snorkelling and diving. Still largely untouched by tourism and with its secluded coves and spectacular backdrops of high mountains cloaked in lush tropical forest and cascading waterfalls, St Vincent is an authentic and unspoilt tropical haven. Population 110,000. Capital Kingstown. Area 344 sq km/133 sq miles; 29 km/18 miles long 18 km/11 miles wide. Geography St Vincent is a volcanic island. The northern third of the island is mountainous (parts of this area are accessible only by boat because roads cannot be built on the terrain). The highest point is La Soufriere volcano - 1,234 metres. Most of the island’s population lives near the southern coast. The island has a total of 84 km of coastline. The island has 5 administrative parishes – Charlotte, St Andrew, St David, St George, St Patrick Time difference GMT -4. Language Official language is English. Monetary unit Eastern Caribbean dollar - EC$ (fixed to the US dollar); US dollars are widely accepted. Airport Local airport, E T Joshua Airport, in Kingstown in the south of the island; an international airport is planned for 2011 +. Flight times 5 major gateways – Barbados (30 mins) Grenada (30 mins) Martinique...
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...intraspecific. Mutualism in biology is a form a symbiosis in which both participants of the relationship benefit from one another. In the everglades, examples of two animals that perform in mutualism are the birds that feed off of small bacteria in the alligator’s mouth. The alligator is rid of the parasites within its mouth, and the bird gets a free meal. Another form of mutualism is cleaning stations in the coral reefs. Animals from across the ocean such as manta rays, sharks, turtles, sunfish, or even smaller creatures such as parrotfish arrive at these stations covered in small parasites. The parasites act as a food source for animals such as cleaner fish, who consume the small parasites from the host’s mouth, backside, and stomachs; just about anywhere that they are located. In these relationships the host is rid of otherwise harmful organisms and the cleaner fish get...
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...Abstract Left blank intentionally. JAMAICA Jamaica is an island country situated in the Caribbean Sea, comprising the third-largest island of the Greater Antilles. Jamaica has a long history of census taking, and currently holds a census every ten years. The last census took place in July 2011, which showed a total of 2,697,983 residents in the country. The largest cities in Jamaica with populations as of 2011 are: Kingston (Kingston Parish): 937,000, Portmore (Saint Catherine): 182,000 Spanish Town (Saint Catherine): 147,000, Montego Bay (Saint James): 110,000. Jamaicans of African descent represent 76.3% of the population, followed by 15.1% Afro-European, 3.4% East Indian and Afro-East Indian, 3.2% Caucasian, 1.2% Chinese and 0.8% other. The official language of Jamaica is English. Jamaicans primarily speak an English-African Creole language known as Jamaican, which has become known widely through the spread of Reggae music. The Jamaican dialect was formed from a base of mainly English words with elements of re-formed grammar, together with a little vocabulary from African languages and Native American words. Some archaic features are reminiscent of Irish English. The first Jamaicans were the Taino Indians who settled in Jamaica around 600 AD. They were Stone Age people who had migrated to Jamaica from the northern coast of South America. After living continuously in Jamaica for almost 900 years, the Tainos were wiped out within 50 years of the Spanish conquest...
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...TOURISM IN INDIA: Travel and tourism is the largest service industry in India. It provides heritage, cultural, medical, business and sports tourism. The main objective of this sector is to develop and promote tourism, maintain competitiveness of India as tourist destination and improve and expand existing tourism products to ensure employment generation and economic growth. India has become a popular tourist destination with thousands of people visiting different parts of India each year. Tourism in India has shown a phenomenal growth in the past decade. One of the reasons is that the Ministry of tourism, India has realized the immense potential of tourism in India during vacations. India travel tourism has grown rapidly with a great influx of tourists from all across the globe who have been irresistibly attracted to the rich culture, heritage, and incredible natural beauty of India. India offers luxury travel to its travellers and tourists. Almost all the cities in India have something to interest tourists. India tourism with its foggy hill stations, captivating beaches, historical monuments, golden deserts, serene backwaters, pilgrimage sites, rich wildlife, and colourful fairs capture the heart of every tourist. In addition, a variety of festivals, lively markets, vibrant lifestyle, and traditional Indian hospitality, makes one's experience as an Indian tourist truly unforgettable and fantastic. Some of the major tourist destinations in India are the Himalayas, Agra...
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...Mga Likas na Yaman: Biodiversity ng Tubbataha Reef sa Palawan Maraming likhang likas na yaman ang Diyos na kanyang ipinagkaloob sa atin upang magbigay tugon sa mga ating primarong pangangailangan kapalit ang pagaalaga natin sa mga ito. Nakakatulong ang mga ito sa tao upang mabawasan ang “stress” na nararamdaman. Mapalad ang Pilipinas sapagkat napakaraming magagandang tanawin ang ipinagkaloob dito. Ang mga tanawin nito ay isa sa mga dahilan kung kaya dinarayo ang bansa ng mga turista mula sa iba’t ibang panig ng mundo. Sa katunayan ay maraming beses nang napabilang ang mga tanawin nito sa 7 wonders of the world. Nito ngang huli lamang ay napasama ang Tubbataha Reef sa panibanong 8 wonders of the world. Ngunit ano nga ba ang Biodiversity at Tubbataha? Ano ang naitutulong ng biodiversity sa atin? Ano nga ba ang meron dito at marami ang naaakit na puntahan ito? Ganoon ba ito kaganda upang maging isa sa pinakauusap usapan ngayon sa bansa? Ang Bahurang Tubbataha Ang bahurang Tubbataha ay. Matatagpuan ito sa timog-silangan ng siyudad ng Puerto Prinsesa, Palawan. isang pulong batuharang na binubuo ng mga kural o batong-bulaklak na matatagpuan sa Dagat Sulu ng Pilipinas. Isa itong santuwaryong-dagat na pinangangalagaan ng Pambansang Marinang Liwasan ng Bahurang Tubbataha (Tubbataha Reef National Marine Park). Piniroklama itong World Heritage Site ng United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Culutral Organization (UNESCO) noong Disyembre 1993 at nasa ilalim ito ng proteksyon ng...
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