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…on at the beach, from volleyball games to parasailing. You may even just want to catch some rays, and relax. The ocean provides for great swimming, and wave catching. If you’re looking for some great underwater snorkeling don’t worry because Panama City has some…

…it the name Radium which comes from the Latin word for ray, radi. Radium is a silvery white metal, although not commonly found as a metal. It belongs to the Alkaline Earth Metal group and has similar characteristics as Beryllium(Be #4), Magnesium(Mg #12…

…. In a general private practice, veterinary assitants prepare patients and equipment for surgery, take X-rays, collect specimens, dress wounds, perform lab tests, clean cages and pens, communicate with pet owners, feed patients, answer telephones, schedule…

…to a “perfect and lovely flower.” At the scientist’s request, Georgiana reaches out to pluck a petal from the plant to inhale its perfume but at her touch, the flower withers and dies. After the “abortive experiment,” Aylmer attempts to rid the birthmark with rays…

…characters with an emphasis on misnaming motifs. A motif is defined as, “a unifying element in an artistic work, especially any recurrent image, symbol, theme, character, type, subject, or narrative detail” (Murfin and Ray 224). Toni Morrison uses misnaming…

…, after becoming a wreath in the wind, they became rays of sun." (22). The story A River Runs Through It is told by Norman, and his characterization of Paul is one of reverence. Maclean delivers this message brilliantly through use of diction. In the first…

…. Sue Bylander is also a sailor and works with Stimpson as a graphic designer in-between fishing seasons. None of the three women are depicted as weak or hysterical during the storm. On the contrary, it is Ray Leonard, the captain on the ship with Stimpson…

…for his crimes commence when there is, "Water, water, everywhere nor any drop to drink." He is punished harshly for killing the symbol of nature that everyone reveres. He is beaten down by the sun with its rays and is taunted by the endless sight of water…

…, such as the sunshine rays of the sun, the redness of coral, and the whiteness of snow. “I have seen roses damasked, red and white” is a line he says in the sonnet that explains how he have seen the different changes of color in roses, which he has never seen in her…

…gravity, which seems like nothing to them and they are also able to see what the human eye couldn¡¦t, sort of like X-Ray vision. Years and years after, Michael has helped the people in the city by fighting crimes and saving lives. Zest would be a good…