Lucky the Dinosaur Essays

  • My Brother's Gameboy

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    and began readying myself for the best moment of my life. I sat waiting and hoping that he would die soon and that I would get my opportunity. Realizing quickly that this was going to take longer than I had anticipated I fetched my closest friend, Lucky the stuffed animal version of my favorite dalmatian from 101 dalmatians, and curled up for the long wait ahead. Time passed and in what had seemed like hours, but more realistically was about ten minutes, my time had come. My br... ... middle of

  • Steve Huey

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    Huey did. They say there is no way that they help themselves, they will harm themselves severely. Huey is currently writing a book and is planning a national book signing tour. Also in the works, a movie and a sitcom based on his story. "I am a very lucky guy and I plan to turn this mirale into some serious cash for myself," said Huey in an exclusive interview. An auction is also in the works that will sell the gun, the hosptal bill, and the tumor itself. Any collector will love to own this tumor and

  • Hypotheses on the Extinction of Dinosaurs

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    Extinction of Dinosaurs In the early nineteen hundreds, dinosaur fossils were discovered and recognized around the globe. Greedy scientists and civilians, searching for their own prize skeleton, rushed to rip bones out of the ground, destroying the fossils as they went. It was not until later in the century that scientists and paleontologists began pondering how such widespread creatures disappeared. Currently, paleontologists debate the two main hypotheses of how the classic dinosaurs died: from

  • Aage Is An Idealist

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    I tend to be a realist most of the time, which can have it’s upsides, although it can easily become demoralizing. I find that it’s helpful to have people in my life that can teach me to see things in a more optimistic light, which is something that my six-year-old family friend Aage does excellently. Whether it’s creating a new language, putting on a puppet show with toy cars, or just simply questioning the way something works, Aage never fails to motivate me to be a happier and more creative person

  • Examining the Cretaceous: Paleogene Extinction Event

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    follows. There have been five major mass extinctions, dubbed the “Big Five,” that have wiped out at least 50% of the species living at those times. The most well-known mass extinction of the Big Five, with the decimation of every species of non-avian dinosaur, is the Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction event (K-Pg). The K-Pg extinction occurred as ongoing natural disasters followed by an asteroid collision with Earth, which affected plant life, animal life, and hydrology (Cobb, n.d.). Some paleontologists

  • Discovery of the Dinosaur with the Fossilized Heart

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    Discovery of the Dinosaur with the Fossilized Heart Dinosaur fossils are one of the few ways in which scientists can study the history of life on earth millions of years ago. Each new discovery is unique in its own way and provides valuable information about the past. No two finds are exactly identical; therefore, when dinosaur remains are uncovered, the possibility and excitement of new information or even a new species exists. Until the year 2000, no dinosaur has ever been found with a

  • Evidence to Support Darwin’s Theory of Evolution

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    to open their minds to it and accept it as fact. Works Cited Allen, Katy Z. Georgia Life Science. Orlando: Holt, Reinhart, and Winston, 2008. Print. "The Anquity of Man." The Antiquity of Man. ANTIQUITYOFMAN.COM. Web. 14 Mar. 2011. . "Dinosaurs and Birds." Wild Birds Unlimited | Bird Food, Bird Seed, Bird Feeder, Birdhouse, Bird Bath, Hummingbirds. Chipper Woods Bird Observatory, Inc. Web. 14 Mar. 2011. . Gray, Richard. "Missing Link between Man and Apes Found - Telegraph." Telegraph.co

  • Write A Narrative Essay On The American Pyramids

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    The Creation and Elimination Before man and woman were ever constituted, enormous monsters that stood over forty-feet-high with sharp teeth, enormous feet, and furfuraceous skin roamed the Earth. A certain group who meandered around were not sinister monsters at all. These creatures tried to keep to themselves and avert from the monsters that could attack them. The monsters acquired the name Giant Devils while the ones who were not harmful called themselves Peaceful Ones. They are known as the first

  • Analysis Of Ray Bradbury's 'A Sound Of Thunder'

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    saying “Time Safari, INC. Safaris to any year in the past. You name the animal. We take you there. You shoot it” (Bradbury, pg.1). Thus, the company made it possible for hunters to travel but it guaranteed nothing. “We guarantee nothing, except the dinosaurs” (Bradbury, pg.1). However, Eckel decided to pay the check of ten thousand dollars even after these words that he heard. The official explained to him that he will have to follow the instructions to whatever his instructor, Travis, asks to do and

  • Small Town Monologue

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    I packed my things into a small U-Haul. We were leaving the town I had always known, Houston, to go someplace I barely knew, a small town named Navasota. We moved when I was four because my parents wanted us to experience a small town like they had grown up in. Would I find new friends? Would the people there like me? The questions raced in my head as we began to take off. At that moment, I did not realize that the new town and family that would grow from it would have such an impact on the person

  • Analysis of The Lost World by Michael Crichton

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    expedition. After the first day or so goes smoothly, chaos breaks out. When three men, Dodgson, King, and Basselton decide to go to the island, thinking that no one has been there. They plan on stealing the dinosaur eggs and breeding them. In doing so, they cause a ruckus on the island, and the dinosaurs begin to lose their patience. They go on a killing spree, which is graphically described by Critchton as well as nearly killing Arby. The climax of the story comes when Malcom and Sarah Harding (one of

  • A Nuclear Allegory In Gojira's Godzilla

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    westernized version failed was how it introduced an American perspective to an experience that was so specifically Japanese without understanding it. The film was supposed to be a nuclear allegory, so when it stripped of its message all that's left is a dinosaur stomping on buildings. Despite the criticism, Godzilla found its place in the west in theaters and on tv. The films own popularity in the west caused the original film to become obscured for years. The original version wasn't even available to the

  • A Personal Statement On Gun Control

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    There were a couple of early proof of concept tests before Petchy left. Ours will be the first full-scale live fire test of the experimental explosive. It 's too unstable in this world to test here.” With that she shrugged. Terrific! Rampaging dinosaurs and untested weapons. What could possibly go wrong?

  • Nicolas D. Kristof's Analysis

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    difficult to accept that Christopher Columbus is celebrated for simply being a lucky character in history. The achievements of the Chinese are indeed remarkable. Nonetheless, Columbus’ made it to the right place at the right time. Kristoff proposes What if the Chinese made it to the New World first? Just as I am able propose what if the Mongols would have never been defeated? What if an asteroid never ended the dinosaur era? Simply put, Columbus initiated the establishment of the United States in

  • Theistic Evolution

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    I do not wish to change anyone’s beliefs about Creation or Evolution, but wrote this in defense for people who tell me I am wrong unless I believe exactly what they do. This paper is short, incomplete, and is not in-depth. I am willing to provide more information, and hear arguments from your side of the story if you find this paper unacceptable. It is my opinion that the theories of Biblical Creationism and Evolution do not contradict each other. I believe that God gave this world a complete

  • Personal Narrative Essay: A Trip To Tokyo

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    baseball game. It was a good game. Both of us enjoyed it. We also went to the Tokyo skytree and the Tokyo tower. And of course, we didn't miss the fish market and our ramen (as attached)! This Monday, we joined a one day trip to Mt. Fuji. We were lucky to see the peak when we arrived. I bought a small amulet at the small shrine there. Hope things will go smoothly in the following year. During our trip, we also visited the Ghibili museum (a cute museum for animation movies from the Ghibili workshop)

  • Fermi Paradox

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    Alone in the Universe Are we alone in this universe? This is a question that humanity has been pondering since its conception. It seems logical that if the universe is so large there would have to be other intelligent creatures out there somewhere, but why has there been no evidence of their existence? This is exactly the question that the famous Italian physicist Enriko Fermi poses in his so-called Fermi Paradox. With recent technological advances the human race is getting closer to truly understanding

  • Dinosaurs

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    Dinosaurs …I found myself with my leg lodged between two trees which the Tyrannosaurus Rex knocked over. I remained totally still knowing that if I moved the T-Rex would see me. The beast came so close to me that I could feel him breathing on my face. The T-Rex however, could not see me because of his poor vision and the time of night. Then I saw my chance, just as he bent over to eye me one more time I struck him in the eye with my knife made of bone. I pushed the knife deeper and deeper

  • An Analysis Of Something Wicked This Way Comes

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    leaves him susceptible to the temptations of the carnival. The carnival is representative of the evils in the world, so for him to be attracted to this prospect is indeed dangerous. While Halloway is able to resist these temptations, others were not as lucky. ““I haven't smelled that in years," said Mr. Crosetti. Jim snorted. "It's around." "Yes, but who notices? When? No, my nose tells me, breathe! And I'm crying. Why? Because I remember how a long time ago, boys ate that stuff. Why haven't I stopped

  • My Writing Experience

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    The impact of reading and writing over the years has had a profound impact on me over the years. From elementary school to the present day, my literary skills have had their ups and downs; however, learning from failure has taught me that I can do anything through perseverance and a good work ethic. As we approach the end of our final semester, I cannot help but reflect on the many years of my education in Seaman Schools. From the nurturing years in elementary school to the awkward developing times