The Island of Barbuda needs saving from a hero named Raid Man from the infestation of mutant cockroaches. Its 1994 in the island of Barbuda on the coast of Africa. The island was once filled with beautiful forestry and vibrant animals. The once peaceful island is in shambles ever since the outbreak of mutant cockroaches. The people of Barbuda have been in distraught since. On the east side of Barbuda lies a scientist named Harrison. He is a doctor in daytime and a scientist by night. The scientist has been working on a project ever since the cockroach outbreak. He works tirelessly to make a special solution that will give him animalistic powers. “I am so close!” says Dr. Harrison. As the scientist speaks to himself, he is also mixing chemicals together. “A little bird DNA for flight, tiger DNA for strength, and gorilla DNA for strength,” shouts the scientist. “Last but not least, chemical X!” Dr. Harrison mixes the solutions together and places the beaker in a radioactive microwave. Three hours later he takes out the beaker, and takes and places the beaker in a syringe. Later that night the doctor places the syringe next to his medical bag. …show more content…
Henry walks out of the bathroom and talks to his girlfriend Lisa. “Do you notice anything different about me?” asks Henry. “A little bit, you look like you have been working out,” replies Lisa. “Well I haven’t but I somehow I have been getting stronger.” Says henry. As they were talking a reporter starts talking on the television. “Breaking news, the mutant cockroaches have only gotten bigger, they are multiplying and reproducing rapidly…” says the reporter. Lisa turns off the TV and looks at Henry worryingly. “Don’t worry Lisa everything will be okay, someone will stop them.” Says Henry to reassure Lisa. After that conversation Lisa asks Henry to make an appointment to the hospital. “I’ll set up an appointment for tomorrow.” Says
Once named the friendliest city in the world, Puerto Vallarta in my eyes continues to carry that reputation. The people who live there are what make this place so special; it is my most desired place to travel to. Puerto Vallarta, Mexico sits along the coast of Banderas Bay in the Pacific Ocean. Along with having exotic scenery, they are known for having an exceptional variety of food. With the dark frigid winter creeping up on us, my head wanders to memories of missed friends and 90 degree temperatures.
Bob and his friends talking about how they are going to go to the skate park to show off the new moves that they had learned. After they walk out, a news report on a TV said "New strand of virus has been detected and it seems to be a different and ever evolving virus."
Barry successfully conveys the many traits that scientists will endure in their work, and the qualities essential in order to be successful by using three effective rhetorical devices-- exemplification, powerful diction, and insightful figurative language. He uses his experience with the flu epidemic and rhetorical strategies to prove his claim that there is much more to science
-One day Jimmy was in a hurry to go his class were his short story about satiation and how he has a phobia towards germs. Sadly he woke up 8 minutes before his class started, so he just got on his car and began the
Balboa Bark, where culture, science, and nature collide, is home to more than 16 museums, multiple performing arts venues, lovely gardens, trails, and many other creative and recreational attractions, including the San Diego Zoo. With a variety of cultural institutions among its 1,200 beautiful and lushly planted acres, there is something for everyone. If you are going to visit San Deco, there are three reasons to visit Balboa Park at least once.
Deafness on Martha’s Vineyard, phenomenon in which a disproportionate percentage of the population living on Martha’s Vineyard, an island off the southeastern coast of Massachusetts, U.S., was affected by a hereditary form of deafness. The overall rate of Vineyard deafness peaked in the 19th century at an estimated 1 in every 155 islanders, which far exceeded the rate of deafness in the American population generally.
Dan had been in a drug program before, in which he had met his ex girlfriend Rachel. Dan finds out that Rachel is engaged to another man. Rachel moves on with her life but Dan does not. The program didn't work for Dan. He continues to do drugs while teaching history to junior high students and coaching girls basketball. One day after basketball practice Dan goes to the locker room to make sure all the girls are gone. He then goes into one of the bathroom stalls and lights up his cocaine pipe. While smoking it he hears someone come into the bathroom. A student of his, named Drey, opens the door of the Bathroom stall and asks :Is somebody in there.” Drey looks at Dan and sees him with a pipe and a lighter. She says “ oh sorry.” Dan says “ Its okay.” “ I’m sorry.“ Dan asks Drey to help him up. Drey asks if he is ok. Drey gets a wet paper towel and wipes his face. Dan gives her a ride home and asks “ see you tomorrow?” Dan says “yes”
There are many speculations as to what has happened to the mysterious Lost Colony. One moment this colony is there, the next moment it is gone. Such a disappearance has dumbfounded even the most of researchers. Was this colony wiped out by famine? Was it attacked by a neighboring Native American tribe? Or, was it wiped out by prevalent disease? All of these questions pose as possibilities, as researchers try to unearth the secrets behind the strange disappearance of the Lost Colony.
We chose our topic on Blackbeard the pirate because pirates are a prevalent part of the culture along South Carolina’s coast. What we read about Blackbeard really fit this year’s National History Day theme. We then looked to his legacy in South Carolina and thought about how he is seen and remembered in modern day South Carolina. Another reason for why we chose our topic is that Blackbeard is a very interesting part of history, so we thought that people would be rather interested in learning about an infamous pirate, and bring to light one of the most ambitious actions in his career as a pirate.
Edward Teach was the most fearless, gruesome, and intelligent pirate to ever sail the sea, Edward started as a young sailor that had to work his way to the top, but it took him a great deal of help. Edward was known as Blackbeard and was feared by everyone. Blackbeard’s image made him extremely terrifying. He was the best pirate commander there was because he wasn’t letting anything get in the way of what he wanted. Blackbeard died an awful death but is still remembered to this day of why he was the best pirate.
In the essay Island Civilization: A Vision for Human Occupancy of Earth , Robert Frazier Nash discusses the past and present human impact on the environment and offers solutions for the distant fourth millennium.
A substantial amount of Americans have heard somewhat of a description of the “Lost Colony”.Unfortunately not everyone knows all the facts. Also, not many know what lead up to the event; however, no one what so ever actually knows how the entire colony disappeared. There are only theories left to try to place together a picture of what may or may not have happened.
Jenny and her husband, Tom, were married for 10 years. They were very happy, or so it seemed. Tom had been cheating on Jenny with his mistress, Jennifer. Jenny would have never suspected that her husband was ever cheating on her, but his mistress called Tom’s cell phone asking him if he was coming to see her. Jenny answered the phone because Tom was sleeping. Jenny pretended like she didn’t know anything about it. When Tom told her he had to work late the next day she called his job, that day, to see if he really was working late the next day, they said he wasn’t scheduled to work at all. So, while her husband was watching TV Jenny told him she was going to the store to get some things. In reality, she went out to the driveway and tampered with the brakes on his car.
The doctor grows older, but his wife keeps the firm, porcelain skin she's always had. One night he watches her sleep and notices her chest isn't moving. Placing his stethoscope over her heart, he hears a distant swish of water. "Then the doll lifted up her eyelids, and out of the empty sockets of her eyes came the frenzied antennae of all those prawns."
Ethical tourism supports the directing of tourists’ money away from the global travel operators, towards the local community to facilitate community-controlled tourism (Hannam & Ateljevic 2007). Support for locals’ self-sufficiency and self-determination is a significant component of ethical tourism. To achieve this credible investigation should be conducted to identify those involved in mismanaging or embezzling the proceeds of tourism over the years and have them prosecuted. The local community should then placed in charge of the local tourism through the creation of transparent and accountable committees comprised of local members voted into the