Materials: - preserved sea star - plastic gloves - dissecting pan - scalpel - dissecting scissors - dissecting probe - lab apron - eye goggles Procedures: Part A: 1. Work with a partner. Wear your safety goggles, lab apron, and plastic gloves. Place the sea star in the dissecting pan with its dorsal side up. Observe the number of rays the sea star has.
1. Point: There was only a limited quantity of air in the submarine: it would last twenty men for less than two days, but it would be sufficient for five men to survive until a rescue arrived. Quotation: “…rescue was impossible for five days, more like a week, and they had air for less than two days.” (page
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He knew Jefferson’s mind. He was Jefferson’s hand-picked man for many tasks, and for this pet project of Jefferson, there was only one man he wanted. It was Meriwether Lewis. He was brash, sometimes impulsive. One of the cabinet members warned Jefferson, “Well, watch out.
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“Gentlemen Your Verdict” by Michael Bruce, is a story that begins in a court room. The men in the courtroom were survivors of a submarine crash. There were 20 men in the submarine originally at the beginning of their trip. But when they crashed at the bottom of the ocean, the captain estimated that it would take a week for rescue, and the crew had 3 days of air. Someone had to go, but whom?
Activity and work means that you have to work to survive and by working hard you are more important then some else. This value stood out because Jurgis was always working, working to provide for his family, working because that was all there was to do. This becomes evident when Jurgis first comes to the Packingtown. “‘Tomorrow,’ Jurgis said when they were left alone, ‘tomorrow I will get a job… and then we can get a place of our own’ ” (27). The first thing Jurgis realizes is that he needed a job.
The expedition was no place for quitters, which is why the captains both picked specific people to perform this insane task. Ambrose’s work definitely opened my eyes to see what an undertaking it was for that time period, Lewis spent months just planning out the whole thing, and as the expedition began there were many problems encountered, but he was stubborn enough to push through them and carry out one of the greatest expeditions in U.S. history. I think its amazing what this group of mostly strangers was able to pull off, considering the times and the limited technology, this feat thought to be impossible by nearly everyone. After not hearing from the expedition for almost 2 years it was thought they were all dead, or lost in the wilderness, but on their return in September 1806, everyone on the expedition is considered a
Oh no, you see God had a plan for him and that’s why at the last second before falling in, he grabbed ahold of a rope, a very large rope if you will. Even though this man had fallen and was now sinking into the great abyss, one of his crew mates started to pull on the rope, people noticed and joined along. In no time Mr. Howland was dragged to the surface of the water. Using the boat hook and many other contraptions, John Howland was saved. Even though it was quite a terrible experience, he lived for quite a long time and was a great member of both the church and his country.
One of the first men I talked to had said something so simple, yet so meaningful to me that almost brought me to tears; his words were “your smile was the best part of my week.” Something so small as a smile meant the complete world to this man, and here I am not being able to see that it was the small things in life that were the biggest gifts. As the day grew on I came to find out a great many of the people were struggling with drug addictions, being homeless, and even being abandoned. A heavy toll was placed upon my heart as each detailed story was sewn into my mind and heart, for these people were struggling everyday with what I would call tragedy’s when the most problematic struggles of my day was what pair of shoes to wear, what I was going to eat for breakfast, and will I get the grade to impress my parents. I put so much weight into my circumstances I am too busy looking at myself instead of seeing others hurt. It is easy for myself to think that my circumstances are the worst they could ever be, but once I was able to meet and get to know people who literally had nothing I was then able to find a greater appreciation for what I