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    “Calgon, take me away!” When I think of an amazing vacation, I have the imagery of a tropical paradise with the waves crashing on the beach and the sound of the wind rustling in the palm trees. That is close to the imagery the Calgon commercial portrayed. Maybe, I am biased to beach vacations because of the commercial. At any rate, I think an ideal vacation would be either a cruise vacation to a tropical locale or an all-inclusive resort vacation on an island. Both offer the sun, the sea, and lots

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    they all have been very successful and have high paying full time jobs. My uncle moved from Millinocket to Bath, where he works at Bath Iron Works. He has done what I want to do and is one of my reasons for attending college. That is too ship out on either a cargo ship or oil rig for atleast four or five years, then I would like to get a full time land job and buy a camp in Millinocket for a place to vacation to. My weekend get away, and a place to go to spend my free

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    print advertisement we sample just a small taste of what Silver Cruises has to offer. It showcases adventure and relaxation. We added a photo of our actual cruiseship in extoic waters, a photo of one of the rooms, and pools offered aboard the ship. We wanted the ship to have a contemporary

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    The Ship of Theseus Growing up our family had a 1966 Ford Mustang. Unfortunately my dad sold this car before I was old enough to drive it, so the only memories I have of this car are riding in it when I was little. Being that this car was from 1966, it had many problems. It had some start-up issues, the radio didn't work, the speedometer was shaky, and it had some scratches that may have been there because of me and my scooter driving mishaps. But suppose instead of selling this car a few years

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    Short Essay On A Journey

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    I stood by the desk watching the passengers board this fabulous cruise ship called the Linda Gail. I watched many people board, most looked so shocked to even be here. I noticed a couple, very rich, but not snooty like most. The man, mid-thirties, well-built, and a handsome but stern face. The woman, wife most likely, was quite slim and looked to be in her early thirties and had a very beautiful face. The man walked over to the desk to acquire his room. "Hello, I'm Mr. Andrews and I'm here to check

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    Downtown Vancouver

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    there are massive cargo ships with hundreds of crates stacked upon each other, towering over the small ferry. According to an information sign, Vancouver is Canada’s largest port, and one of the busiest in all of North America. I had the chance to see a freighter with “Italy” labeled on it in large bold letters along with the Italian flag, which was very intriguing. It is remarkable to know that ships from all around the world sail in and out of our port daily, likewise ships from Vancouver travel

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    Some people like to go on vacation downtown where there's alot of good restaurants and others rather go to a place where it is very sunny with the ocean. It's always hard to decide where do we want to go. That's one of the reasons why we invented cruise, because it is a mix of luxury with good food and ocean, because you are on the ocean! But wich cruise choose? In this text, I will compare the Titanic and the Oasis of the Sea, the two top cruise at their time. In 1912, the Titanic was 269

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    shipping on the global environment have been studied. 5. SHIPS AND SHIPPING: To discuss the relation among shipping, the environment, and sustainable development, it is useful to define certain terminology. The main focus of shipping is on commercial ships, although many of the emissions, impacts and measures are common to other sectors, such as leisure, research, and fishing. The different regulations also require definitions of a ship. Different definitions exist, although according to the glossary

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    Ship Of Fools Case Study

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    The elder Kyle moved to the area from Tennessee and built a log cabin atop a bluff near the Blanco River in 1850. The double-pen, dogtrot-style cabin became part of the county's first park and is still standing. Katherine Anne Porter, author of "Ship of Fools" as well as several short stories set in the area, resided in Kyle from 1892 until 1901. Porter's former home is open to the public, but an appointment is required. Kyle Today Kyle is one of the state's fastest growing cities, and its population

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    The U.S. Economy - A Sinking Ship Real economic growth is defined as, “the rate at which a nation 's Gross Domestic product changes or grows from one year to another.” (“Real Economic Growth Rate”). In the U.S, GDP growth rate is currently 1.6%, compared to 1965, when it was 6.5% (Amadeo). Total Factory Productivity, or development of business processes and technological growth, is another measure of economic growth. The average TFP from 1891-1972 was 2.33, where the average TFP today is 1.33 (Matthews)

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