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    Captain Ahab's Monomania

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    Monomania‚ as defined by the American Heritage Dictionary‚ is the pathological obsession with one subject or idea. In Herman Melville’s novel Moby Dick‚ an obsession causes monomania in its main character. Through his actions‚ words‚ thoughts‚ and what others think about him‚ Captain Ahab is truly monomaniacal. Ahab is monomaniacal through his words and thoughts. "Talk not to me of blasphemy‚man; I’d strike the sun if it insulted me." This shows Ahab’s madness because only he would have the nerve

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    Fountain of youth There’s one thing that is on our mind at least once a year‚ on our birthday‚ or even every time we look in the mirror‚ youth. Not everyone is as lucky as Captain Jack Sparrow‚ who owns a compass that locates the mythical fountain of youth‚ or like the Benjamin Button who gets younger as each day come. For centuries‚ technology has advanced so much in order to help us to stay younger just a little bit longer‚ but such elixir has not yet to be found. Neoteny‚ also

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    "Dance like a Monkey".[30] * A section of the open letter to the Kansas School Board appeared in the January 2006 edition of Playboy. * Bryan Killian‚ a high school student in Buncombe County in North Carolina‚ was suspended for wearing "pirate regalia"‚ which he said was part of his faith. Killian protested the suspension‚ saying it violated his right to religious freedom.[31] * The Flying Spaghetti Monster was featured in the Dec/Jan issue of the science magazine Seed in a section

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    Critical Movie Analysis on Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl The subject of piracy and pirates is immensely popular. Most individuals today have a general idea of what a pirate is‚ whether it is realistic or fictional. Since the 16th century‚ the image and connotation of the pirate has been widely spread through popular culture and media throughout history. Depictions of pirates were in drawn images‚ song‚ newspaper articles‚ personal accounts in diaries‚ and as technology developed

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    My Visit to a Zoo A Zoo is a place where animals are kept and maintained for a look by the common man. Here in a Zoo‚ birds of different varieties are also maintained. The purpose of a zoo is to show us‚ common people like varieties of animals and birds that exist the world over people who may never be able to see these creatures get a simple chance to see them. A visit to the zoo‚ increases general knowledge‚ and at the same time with an achievement‚ we also get entertainment. A zoo is a place

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    is so important is because it shows that he is tough and fearless. It is almost like a symbol of power. The picture created is of a stout‚ strong‚ tough man. Johnny Depp is the first person to come to mind perhaps because of his history with the Pirates of the Caribbean movie series and his brown tanned skin. Behavior speaks louder than appearance in most cases. The skipper’s behavior was unmerciful. He gave no mercy to the loser’s of fights and immediately made them walk the plank. In Chaucer’s

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    that often appear in stories involving pirates. Tales about the voyages of pirates are often adventurous and riveting ones. It is very awe-inspiring to think about the daring lives those pirates once led. However‚ it might not be safe to assume that these stories are close to the truth or even based on genuine facts. In 1881 Robert Louis Stevenson wrote a book entitled Treasure Island‚ which in return would forever change the way people looked at the term "pirate." Due to this book there are several

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    Richard Powers’ “Modulation” is about a mysterious‚ unhackable music virus that is taking over and controlling the minds of the people it comes in contact with. Out of nowhere this virus comes about and starts to spread vigorously through cyberspace‚ eating up computer software systems around the world. Not only is this virus spreading to computer systems and to data bases‚ but it starts spreading through people’s minds. Toshi‚ Marta‚ Jan‚ and Mitchell are the main characters in this story and all

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    “Sir Francis Drake was nothing but a pirate Villain.” How far do you agree with this statement? Sir Francis Drake (1545-1596) was a British explorer‚ slave-trader‚ privateer (a pirate working for a government) in the service of England‚ mayor of Plymouth‚ England‚ and naval officer (he was an Admiral). Drake led the second expedition to sail around the world in a voyage lasting from 1577 to 1580. Queen Elizabeth I commissioned Drake to command the expedition together with John Winter and Thomas

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    the sea The Pirates of Barbary‚ Corsairs‚ Conquests‚ and Captivity in the 17th-century Mediterranean by Adrian Tinniswood is an interesting book that details the ventures of the many Barbary Pirates. This book explains the effects of the often forgotten but highly important Barbary Pirates. Tinniswood explains the workings of the maritime cities‚ whose economies depended on the piracy that was engaged by the Anglo-Turkish pirates. He first discusses the famous raids and affects the pirates had on the

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