June 3rd 1989 It all began on a chilly yet sunlit morning in my hometown of Jamatland, the place I’ve called home since birth. This is where I embarked on my educational journey, from elementary school to college. It was during my college years that I pursued my passion, aviation, with the goal of becoming […]
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From the East Coast of the United States comes one of the most fascinating and frightening of all the world’s animals unknown to science. More than a hundred people claim to have seen him as he has terrorized towns and caused schools and factories to close down. Some claim he is simply a mythical beast
Ever since its grand debut back in 1977, the enchanting saga of Star Wars has managed to captivate the hearts of people worldwide, evolving into a cultural marvel. This captivating tale doesn’t merely focus on the timeless struggle between good and evil; it extends its allure through numerous connections to both age-old myths and tangible
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As a person with Asperger, I see the world differently at times and may also not see a logical point of view since my method of thinking is wired differently to others who do not have Asperger. That is probably what led to a depression; one where I did a personal development course for the
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Steven Spielberg’s 1997 film “Amistad” is a true story with some fictionalized elements. It is based on the rebellion of enslaved West African individuals aboard the Spanish vessel La Amistad (which ironically means ‘friendship’), led by Sengbe Pieh, more known as Cinque. While they were later put on trial for murder in the United States,
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The woolly mammoth is perhaps one of the most iconic animals of the ice age, mainly due to the fact that he is the ancestor of an animal that is popular today, the elephant. It was debated for a while as to which species of elephant the mammoth is closely related to, the Asian elephant
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Positive Caution: Read this only if ye have seen the films The movies Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Into the Blue were both released in 2005, on July 15th and September 30th respectively, and each referenced popular stories. Despite no similarity or connection to each other, I perceive a personal rivalry between them. After
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We anticipate a captivating movie based on its appealing poster, but our personal opinion of the film ultimately depends on its quality. Even highly acclaimed films might not resonate with us. As new films release, we eagerly await the next one, often comparing them. This comparison focuses on their quality rather than similarities.
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Rhinos are one of the world’s most popular animals and are sadly on the verge of extinction. Day by day rhinos are killed for their horns which are wrongly believed to have medicinal properties. This results in a loss of life and the orphaning of rhinoceros calves. In order to prevent this, zoos and wildlife
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Jack London’s White Fang, a novel about a wild wolfdog who becomes domesticated and mistreated without affection by each master until his last (who teaches him the meaning of love) examines the violent world of animals and how they view the world of man. The book also teaches us about the meaning of morality and
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