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    navigational chart. This chart is composed of and organized by terms that help us get a clearer picture of what we want to see. These terms are genre, audience, and most importantly rhetorical situation. These terms are all interrelated in which you can’t fully explore without having each one identified. One of the motives why writers delve into themselves, to put pen to paper so to speak is to express their views on a topic. What exactly do the terms that make up this navigation chart mean and how

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    Adrenaline “Lindsly! Lindsly, gather your thoughts, there's an incoming plane on final 1.3 nautical miles out. We need to scramble out of here! Staring down the next mile I contemplate pushing down the throttles on the brute force machine. The sound of an engine roaring makes me instantly have a adrenaline rush. Questions pop up in my head, I don’t voice them out of fear of sounding like an idiot. . As we progress away from the ground reality slips away with me, the two are like a atomic bonding

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    The Integration Of Deck And Engineering Departments BMC Christopher Goolsby, U.S. Coast Guard CPO Academy, Class 231, Team Calhoun, SMSgt Anthony Powell   Integration of Deck Department with the Engineering department Disagreements between Departments and duty sections at small boat stations have become more commonplace, and seem to be on the rise. The integration of the Deck and Engineering departments would spread out the work load, increase productivity and raise the standards of upkeep on the

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    "All that lead we hung off her bottom is good for something, eh, Jipper? Hang on, boy!" Nick cried. "I'll think of something!" But what, his mind answered, whatever could he do? He knew that the next wave they took broadside would be their last. He fought the tiller, determined to get the towering waves on Petrel 's stern. It was his only chance. Just at that moment Petrel was lifted high above a cavernous trough by the hand of another huge wave. For a brief moment, Nick could see most of the northern

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    Case Study On Pacific Endeavor Fatal Accident Viewpoint: On 19 June 2010, the ship arrived discharging port “Zhenjiang Port” China to discharge cargo “Coal” (36,861 metric tons) in bulk which had been loaded in Samarinda, Muara Jawa Anchorage, Indonesia. At 0705, on 21 June 2010, when the ship crew were inspecting cargo holds after the completion of cargo discharging at Zhenjiang Port, the Third Officer reported to the Chief Officer that water leaked from the transverse bulkhead lower stool space

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    Good day, The undersigned visited the port of Punto Lobitos, the shipment facility for the export of Coper and Zinc Concentrates. The purpose of this visit was to assess the marine safety of the facility and the relevant environmental safety aspects. The facility has been in operation since 2001 and is capable of exporting 1,800,000 t of copper and zinc concentrates annually. The Port Facilities include receiving tanks for the slurry, treatment facilities, storage shed for 160,000 t of concentrate

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    Unnamed image (1).pngUnnamed image.png On deck! On deck! The Seahawk has entered a drastic storm. Everyone, come outside! Man the ropes! Man the sails! Everyone, including Charlotte Doyle, comes to help. “The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle” is a breaktaking book that takes you on a wondrous journey across the Atlantic on the Seahawk in search of an everlasting experience. The main characters of the book are Mr. Andrew Jaggery, Charlotte Doyle, Mr. Samuel Hollybrass, and Mr. Keetch. Mr

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    “An explanation? It’s as clear as the snouts on their faces. The beast is dead. That stupid captain What’s-His-Name slaughtered him. He tossed a three-pronged spear through the sea monster’s heart.” “He never has shown Gordok enough respect. But we’ll bump him off soon enough. Or possibly,” another troll snickered, “Gordok will figure out the spell and stop him.” “Hey, Rinkerroll,” Dipwad yelled. “What about those wolves, huh?” A steely look of anger flared in the troll's eyes, and I thought

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    EMILY is a small commercial vessel operated as a passenger launch and skippered charter vessel in and around Port Fraser Harbour. Which of the following dates is the latest that Charlie's current certificates will allow him to legally work on board Emily? | a. 9 October 2011 | | | b. 9 October 2009 | | | c. 15 September 2015 | | | d. 6 August 2015 | | EMILY is a small commercial vessel operated as a passenger launch and skippered charter vessel in and around Port Fraser Harbour

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    We arrived at the dock after a tiresome trip. The long journey has worn the wagon and with much effort, we found a spot along the harbor to rest. Both of us joined in offloading the food, ropes, and defenses. I looked up and saw cloudy mountains, intimidating mist expelled over brown shorelines. Hopeful of deliverance, looking at the ships, Asha contemplated a matter. “What about the wagon?” “What about it?” I said. “We can sell to someone.” “But, what will we do when we return? We can search for

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