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  • Personal Essay: My Disney World Experience

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    young but I still remember everything to this day. We went to all of the parks and most of the shows that would play. We stayed in Disney world for a little over a week. It was our last day so we went to our favorite park animal kingdom. We had a ton of fun but it was about time to get packed up and go on the plane. The plane ride would take around 14 hours long. We were on the plane finally and it was really stormy. There was also a lot of turbulence. The turbulence seemed

  • The Negative Impact Of The Documentary: No Impact Man

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    twenty-four tons are produced largely due to my dorm. My dorm room accounts for twenty-one tons on its own. However, due to my reluctance to control the usage of air conditioning, three tons are produced this way as well. Efficient lighting reduces half a ton of emissions. In the driving and flying category, I produce zero tons due to no flights in the past year and I do not own a vehicle. Although occasionally eating organic food removes close to a ton of emissions, I create five tons of emissions

  • Protein World's Are You Beach Body Ready

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    Advertising is one of the most influential art forms on Earth. Everyday people come face-to-face with a multitude of ads: At this point, they are a part of who we are. We see ads on billboards and all over the internet. While many ads prove to be very successful, there are a huge amount that end up being highly unsuccessful. Although they may fail, a portion of ads become well known for the controversy they bring with them. One specific ad that got a lot of people talking was Protein World’s Are

  • Technology Argumentative Essay

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    There are a ton of ways technology can affect us. It can affect people in a negative,or positive way. It can also affect kids while they’re at school, adults while they’re at work, jobs, transportation,weather, and economy. People wake up too technology every morning, sometimes they do not realize what is really going on in their lives. People are always worrying about a cellular device, or television instead of their actual lives. I’m going to tell you all about technology, and how it effects people

  • A Sound Of Thunder Essay

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    In “A Sound of Thunder” by Ray Bradbury, the protagonist, Eckels, makes a costly mistake which leads to a major consequence. By disregarding the instructions given to him while hunting a Tyrannosaurus rex through the use of a time machine, the planned trip to the past takes a considerable turn for the worse. In this essay, one of Bradbury’s most important tools, descriptive language, will be expanded upon. The concrete details and descriptive language that are used throughout the story are extremely

  • An Analysis On Three Characters In Chaucer's The Canterbury Tale

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    Wonderer (An analysis on three characters from The Canterbury Tale Prologue) As the great J.R.R Tolkien once said, “Not all those who wonder, are lost.” In Chaucer’s, The Canterbury Tale, there are many extraordinary people that go with him through this pilgrimage. Each character brings something different to the table. Just like any other group, it is good to have a diversity of personalities, and backgrounds. Chaucer knew that the spring was a time for rebirth, and a time for new life. This was

  • The Hybrid Between An Angel And Vampyrus

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    "Sky! Skyrus! Come back!" I heard my mother, Nevaeh, call to me. I didn't respond, I just flew faster. Being an angel isn't as easy as you would think, but being a hybrid between an angel and a vampire bat or Vampyrus is even harder. Mostly because of my wings. The shape was that of any normal angel wings except mine were raven black and the feathers only came down half way. The other halves, while still black, were leathery like a bats. To be honest, the entire lower halves were like giant bat wings

  • Bestland And Ableland: Maximizing Production Through Trade

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    coffee. Bestland can produce one ton of lumber or half a ton of coffee in an hour because it has large forests that are easily accessed for logging. Ableland has extremely fertile farmland, but the forests are time-consuming to reach and the trees are slow growing. Because of this, it can make half a ton of lumber and one ton

  • A Comparison of the Carbon Footprint of Retail Stores Patagonia, H&M, and The Wardrobe

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    Patagonia 303.66 tons CO2/yr H&M 261,376.75 tons CO2/yr The Wardrobe 54.13 tons CO2/yr Patagonia Patagonia's Carbon footprint of 303.66 tons of CO2 per year was calculated from estimating the lights in each store to 40.89 tons of CO2 (13%) from the electricity for 47 energy saver bulbs, and 182.85 tons of CO2 (61%) from electricity for 100 fluorescent tube lights, 71 tons of CO2 (23%) from the fuels burned for shipping to the stores from the distribution center, 8.23 tons of CO2 (3%) from

  • A Modest Proposal

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    $31, totaling $18 per ton . After calculating all fees, the total company profit is $16.4 billion dollars. If we charge a 10% rate on total oil mined every year, we are left with a profit of $1.64 billion dollars. A major agricultural crop of Nigeria is the cocoa plant, leading as the world’s fourth largest producer of cocoa. Nigeria grows 380 thousand tons every year. Cocoa plants are selling for $2400 per ton with growing costs of $1800, leaving a total profit of $600 a ton. After subtracting the

  • Berlin Airlift

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    In 1943, the Allies decided to divide Germany into three zones. The US and Great Britain would split the western half of Germany and the Soviets would control the eastern half. The city of Berlin would be deep inside the Soviet side, but would be jointly occupied as a symbol of Allied unity1. This was the Attlee Plan, devised by the British and signed by US President Franklin Roosevelt, Great Britain Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin during the February 1945 Yalta

  • Recycling Memo

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    By reusing waste products, energy is saved and new materials are not wasted. According to the US Senate report Recycling one ton of office paper saves 17 trees, 463 gallons of oil, 7000 gallon of water, and removes 3 cubic yards of landfill space. Also the process of manufacturing one ton of recycled office paper can save 3000 to 4000 kilowatt hour a measure of electrical energy equivalent to a power consumption of 1,000 watts for 1 hour.) as opposed to

  • Spain

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    The cork-oak tree is the principal forest resource of Spain, and the annual production of cork, more than 110,000 metric tons in the mid-1980s, is second only to that of Portugal. The yield of Spain's forests is insufficient for the country's wood-pulp and timber needs. The fishing industry is important to the Spanish economy. The annual catch was about 1.5 million metric tons in 1990 and consisted primarily of tuna, squid, octopus, hake, sardines, anchovies, mackerel, blue whiting, and mussels.

  • The Importance Of Landfill

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    000 garbage trucks. From all that garbage, half can be recycled. That is enough to fill a football stadium from top to bottom every day. Europeans produce 16 metric tons (35,274 pounds)

  • Carbon Footprint of Hospitals

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    Hospital Carbon Footprint Introduction The last time you went to the hospital, were you more concerned with the chemicals that said hospital released into the atmosphere or why you were in the hospital in the first place? Hospitals are such a staple in life that most don't bother to consider the effects they might have on the environment. Hospitals need to expend an immense amount of energy to tend to their patients, employees, and visitors. They emit a large amount of carbon into the atmosphere

  • Importance Of Mineral Resources In Pakistan

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    A total of about 52 minerals are mined in Pakistan but there mining is on a relatively small scale. Considerable resources of coal (186 billion tons), copper (6000 million tons), gold (1656 million tons), silver (618 million tons), lead-zinc (23.72 million tons), manganese (.597 million tons), chromite (2.527 million tons), iron ore (1400 million tons) and precious and semiprecious stones have been identified in different parts of the country. Figure 1 shows a brief mineral summary of the country

  • Are Electric Vehicles Better For The Environment

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    It seems like more and more people are purchasing electric cars everyday, infact, it is very likely that you yourself have or know someone who has an electric vehicle. When asked why these people decided to make the purchase, the response would more than likely be that they wanted a car that was better for the environment. However, various research studies have proven that electric vehicles are not that much better for the environment, in fact they worsen the environment. For example, according to

  • Case Study Of Cellulose

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    Globally, the estimated quantity of the waste generation was 12 billion tons in a year 2002 of which 11 billion tons were industrial wastes and 1.6 billion tons were municipal solid waste. About 90 billion tons solid wastes will expected to be generated annually by the year 2025. Annually, Asia alone generates 4.4 billion tons of solid wastes and municipal solid waste comprises 790 million tons of which about 48 million tons are generated in India. Currently, rapid industrialization and population

  • History Of Quanzhou Port

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    HISTORY OF QUANZHOU PORT Port of Quanzhou is a sea port with a complete facilities in Quanzhou city which is in the south eastern part of Fujian province, China. Quanzhou Port is more than 1,300 years and the world's largest port in the history. It is the only starting point of the maritime Silk Road recognized in the world. Due to the 541 km length of the coastline Quanzhou Port became one of the three major ports in Fujian Province. Historically, Quanzhou Port jurisdiction over the 4 Bays, 5

  • Essay On Cement Industry

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    In the most general sense of the word, a concrete is a substance that solidifies to act as glue. Romans were the first to use “modern cement “for purposes of masonry made of crushed stone with vivid lime as binder. They named this substance “caementicium opus “which was later referred to as cement, cimentim , cäment and cement. Cement is mainly used in construction. It is a gray powdery substance burnt lime and clay, mixed with water and sand to make mortar (a paste used to bind the building blocks