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    THE IMPACT OF FISHING ON THE SOCIO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF SSI-BUKUNJA SUB COUNTY: A CASE STUDY OF SSENYI LANDING SITE MUKONO DISTRICT. KAYIIRA RONALD 07/U/1475/BED/PD A RESEARCH REPORT SUBMITTED TO THE FACULTY OF EDUCATION IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE AWARD OF BACHELORS OF EDUCATION KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY JUNE 2011 DECLARATION I Kayiira Ronald declare that the material in this report has never been submitted to any University or institution of higher learning for

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    individual who finds the strength to persevere and endure in spite of overwhelming obstacles.” Santiago is poor old fisherman who has gone 84 straight days without catching a fish. Santiago is a hero because he has pride and perseverance in himself as well as fishing. Santiago is believed to be a hero in the eyes of many. Santiago spent his life on the water and he knows he is a good fisherman. The old man gets made fun of by younger fishermen but it does not bother him because he is proud of himself

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    The Old Man and the Sea

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    The Old Man and the Sea In the novel‚ The Old Man and the Sea‚ Santiago the fisherman can be viewed as either a failure or a success. In the aspects of Rishi‚ Devata‚ and Chhandas we can see that Santiago is not a failure. He has gone eighty-four days without catching a fish‚ and he is the laughingstock of his small village. Regardless of his past‚ the old man determines to change his luck and sail out farther than he or the other fishermen ever have sailed out before. When we look at the Rishi

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    Tremendous The Fish

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    poem that tells a unique story between a fish and the fisherman (narrator). This poem is filled with an assortment of visual imagery to help create an immense colorful image of what was going in in the little rented boat. Bishop creates a sense or respect also throughout the poem. The poem has a relationship made from beginning to end between the fish and the narrator. The catch of the “tremendous’ fish helps the reader understand why the fisherman lets the fish go in the end. Bishop shows tone and

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    How to fish Fishing really is not as simple as it may seem‚ however just about every child has been fishing once in their childhood. There are many different kinds of fish just as there are many different kinds of techniques. You can use artificial bait‚ as well as live bait‚ aswell as many different everyday household items. But before you can pick any of that you need to pick a location‚ location and weather is the key! When it comes to being successful at fishing‚ location is everything.

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    Deep Sea Fishing

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    “If deep-sea fishing is the most dangerous of all civilian occupations‚ it is especially so during winter months or during storms at any time of year.” Yet‚ “risk taking is something they are paid to accept” (Cockerham‚ 131). [Epigram] As depicted by Sebastian Junger’s nonfiction account‚ The Perfect Storm‚ deep-sea fishing requires a level of determination that can override scientific data and superstitious judgment‚ in the interest of getting money. He tells the story of the Andrea Gail‚ which

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    The Open Boat Heroism

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    In “ The Open Boat” crane personifies elements in the nature as a factor which brings out the true human nature and test’s a person’s ability to survive‚ and work together rather than nature being an overwhelming destructive force. One does not have to end up being stranded on the open sea like the four men did to test their ability to survive‚ it exists in a variety of real world situation‚ but one has to see it as such. Although those situations may not require the same experience as the four men

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    Shark-Personal Narrative

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    I felt my lips swell‚ as I breathed in the salty beach air at Amity Point. As reached down over the boat‚ I felt the soothing water gently run through my fingers. It was my first time spear fishing and saying that I felt scared was an understatement. I was about to plunge into the water when I felt a shiver run through my spine; I had forgotten to pack my second oxygen tank. How stupid could I be? Besides the fact that I was as nervous as a fish in a shark tank‚ I decided not to worry about it as

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    WRITING A RESEARCH CONCEPT PAPER An interactive continuous professional development course instructions • This is an interactive tutorial by the end of which you should have a basic research concept paper • This can work in a team or individually team work and group discussions are best. • Have a plain sheet of paper‚ pen and open mind • Write as instructed in this tutorial on this separate piece of paper that you have prepared as shown in the next slide Idea Why this idea Question

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    The Hungry Ocean

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    The Hungry Ocean Many people think that fisherman is one of the most male dominated‚ most dangerous professions and not suite for woman. However‚ Linda Greenlaw‚ the captain of the Hannah Boden‚ has proved herself that female can be a fisherman. She breaks the beliefs and superstitious that women are “Jonahs” (bad luck aboard boats) and also make the world realized that gender discrimination does not play a part on her career. As for being female‚ she says‚ "it hasn’t been a big deal. I never anticipated

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