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…have successfully adapted to one of the world's most inhospitable climates, and remain active throughout the harsh winter. They are found on the sea ice of the Arctic throughout the North Polar basin. The creamy white fur of the polar bear is especially…

…had a customer named Ralph Sullivan who with reduced butter fat, had invented a drink. It was made by taking regular milk, add a stabilizer, sugar, cornstarch, and a bit of vanilla flavoring and freezing it. The result-ice milk. He would then put four…

…the beholder measures the depth of his own nature." Also readers find the narrator constantly looking into the pond throughout the book, reiterating the Walden theme of self-discovery. Soon winter sets in and ice covers the pond, symbolizing the narrator's…

…a vivid picture of the harsh conditions fishermen endure. The notion that these are the absolute worst conditions to work under crossed my mind many times. Freezing temperatures, snow and rain, blinding wind, encroaching ice, all this while rocking violently…

…being moved in the wind. In the poem Hymn, Kerouac watches how the people of Brooklyn react to the ice that God created. He noticed how people were slipping on the ice, but not once, twice, probably in close proximity to each other. He also noticed…

…Many people are drawn to many different hobbies. Ice Hockey just happened to be mine. It’s been almost twenty years since my mother and father took me Ice Skating. I was three years old. Before I move any further I would like to tell you that I come from…

…and the extract from "The Prelude" is written about the time just before sunset. "The Prelude" involves other children playing games on the ice, with Wordsworth, whereas "Composed upon Westminster Bridge" was written alone and involves…

…the ship and operate it, but we weren’t because the people actually running the ship were not mature enough to handle the situation. They should have taken things more seriously like the ice burg warnings for example, or using the pumps in all 16 watertight…

…and trapped by huge sheets of ice. Furthermore, the seemingly random event that allowed Walton and Frankenstein to meet, is, arguably, an irreversible act of nature. Both men find comfort in nature, allowing it to cool their depressions, raise…

…younger brother Harry and their friends sliding down a hill on shovels. When all of a sudden Harry slides to far and breaks through the ice into the cold river. George jumps in to save him, but gets a bad infection in his ear and loses his hearing in that ear…