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Probally not, the ocean in europa is under miles of ice so photosynthesis is outta the question. And unless there are geothermal vents on the bottom of the ocean on europa, then we couldn’t possibly attempt to put sealife on it. I believe NASA in the coming years wants to send a probe to europa to find out what exactly is down in that ocean. So you’ll get a definite answer to this question in the years to come

Working with sea life?
Im 13, and I would LOVE to work with sea life when im older..
Although, I DON’T want to work with them in captivity, as I believe its wrong.
I would like to work with them in the wild, research them, and stuff.
What kinds of jobs is there working with sealife, when they are NOT in captivity..
(: thanks.

to start off, I am not too lazy to do this. My aunt has been in the hospital and I havent been up to date on schoolwork so I am SLAMMED with assignment and all that I ask if can somebody please help me? Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
1. The phrase “summer’s sentinel,” meaning a cuckoo, is an example of
a kenning.
a predicate.
a scop.
an exile.
2. During this time in history, many groups of people left or were sent from their homes. Knowing this helps the reader understand why
each person was sent away.
each person was lonely.
the theme of “exile” was so common.
the lyric poem was popular.
3. Which of the following best describes the speaker’s message at the end of “The Seafarer”?
Life at sea is both exhilarating and wearisome.
Gifts of gold for heaven will not redeem a sinful soul.
Those who walk with God shall be rewarded.
The earth no longer flourishes in glory.
4. In “The Wife’s Lament,” the wife assumes her husband is now
on an exciting adventure and does not think of her.
on his way home for a reconciliation.
married to someone else.
melancholy, as she is.
5. The first part of “The Seafarer” is the story of
a man’s life on the sea.
a sailor’s conversion to Christianity.
an exile’s lament for his country.
an ocean storm off the coast of England.
6. The purpose of a caesura in a line of Anglo-Saxon poetry is to
remind a scop what to say.
provide a metaphorical name for something.
indicate a pause for breath.
mark the four beats in the line.
7. What initiated the wife’s exile in “The Wife’s Lament”?
her husband’s long absence
a plot by her husband’s kinsmen
her traveling in spite of her husband’s wishes
the lord of that region issuing a formal decree
8. Which element in “The Seafarer” is most characteristic of lyric poetry?
regular rhythm and rhyme
strong reliance on figurative language
intense personal emotion
narrative structure
9. How can you tell that Beowulf is a legendary hero?
He is the son of a Great ruler who came to fight in England.
He is a soldier who fought in battles long ago.
He is larger than life and is remembered in tales from long ago.
He believes in honor and loyalty.
10. How do you know that Beowulf is an honorable man?
He is willing to risk his life in order to earn fame by killing Grendel.
He is known as a follower and cousin of Higlac.
His father was the great Edgetho, a famous warrior.
He refuses to use a sword to fight Grendel because Grendel has none.
11. What weapon does Beowulf use to kill Grendel?
his sword
his hands
a dagger
a lance
12. To what does the poet give credit for Beowulf’s victory over Grendel’s mother?
God’s judgment
Beowulf’s kindness
good luck
Beowulf’s powerful grip
13. What is the theme of Beowulf?
The strongest always win.
Evil can never be defeated.
Good always triumphs in the end.
Sometimes everyone needs help.
14. Why does Wiglaf tell his comrades they should help Beowulf fight the dragon?
They had promised to help Beowulf when he needed them.
Together they can win and get the dragon’s gold.
Beowulf is too old to fight any more on his own.
They can share Beowulf’s fame if they kill the dragon.
15. How do you know that Beowulf is an epic poem?
It is a poem about terrible monsters and dragons.
It is a long poem that tells a story about a legendary hero.
It tells about real events and real people of long ago.
It was not written down at first but told by storytellers.
16. Read the following quotation from Beowulf. What is the best paraphrase for the underlined part of the quotation?
Their courage / Was great but all wasted: they could hack at Grendel / From every side, trying to open / A path for his evil soul, but their points / Could not hurt him . . .
opening a door so he could escape
trying to save his soul
stopping him from escaping
attempting to kill him
Vocabulary and Grammar
17. In which situation might someone most need solace?
a victory over a monster
the discovery of a great treasure
the sight of Grendel’s head
the death of a loved one
18. Which of these quotations from the poem contains an appositive phrase?
“Then when the darkness had dropped, Grendel . . .”
“And sometimes they sacrificed to the old stone gods,”
“Remember, / Hrothgar, O knowing king . . .”
“How the monster relished his savage war / On the Danes,”
19. Which words are the compound predicate in this excerpt?
A brother / Opens his palms and pours down gold / On his kinsman’s grave
“opens his palms and pours down gold”
“brother, opens his palms”
“pours down gold”
“pours down gold, on his kinsman’s grave”
20. Which is the best meaning of the italicized word in the phrase “Are fervent with life”?
frightful
cowardly
cautious
passionate

If you like the Sea then go for it. I worked in Alaska off and on for 5 years on a fishing boat and I loved it. I loved being on the ocean but its not for everyone. I liked being alone and found it a nice fit for me before i got serious and married and all that jazz.
Trick in life in general. Find out what you love to do and the money will follow. If your happy with what you do you will always be a step ahead of others.

Libya is located in Northern Africa with a common border to Tunisia in the West, Chad and Niger in the South, Egypt and Sudan in the East. It overlooks the Mediterranean Sea with a coastal area extending about 2000 kms. With a total dimension of 1′750′000 km2 Libya represents the fourth biggest country of Africa.
Libya is devided in an agricultural region, a huge desert area and a high mountain zone. Inmidth of the desert there are unique and wonderful oasis.
The agricultural region along the Mediterranean Sea is dominated by typical mediterranean vegetation such as date palm trees, olive trees, lemon and other fruit trees. In many places huge sectors with wheat fields are dominating the landscape. Meat suppliers are sheep, cows, camels and poultry.
Libyas climate is affected by the Mediterranean Sea on one hand and the desert on the other hand. In the winter, the weather is cool and rainy on the coast and the desert temperature can drop to sub-freezing at night. Summer is generally hot with temperatures on the coast around 30 degrees centigrade and in the desert it can even exceed up to 40 degrees centigrade.
Libya has a total population of around 6 million inhabitants, whereby 75 % are living in the coastal region.
A well developed road net connects the libyan cities and the neighbour countries. The majority of the population still works in the agricultural sector. The oil industry and other industrial sectors are becoming more and more significant. The most important resources are oil, gas and ironore.
The official language is Arabic and the religion is Islam.
There are two international airports: Tripoli and Benghazi. Domestic flights are scheduled to Sebha, Misuratha, Tobruk, Hoon, Ghat, Kufra and Ghadames.
Libyas seaports are: Tripoli, Benghazi, Misuratha, Tobruk, Dernah, Raslanuf and Brega.
Tourism in Libya
Libya offers a lot of touristic activities: Beautiful weather througout the year, bright sunshine, endless sand dunes, hidden treasures and deeply impressing and fantastic desert landscape. In the historic cities you will find a mixture of various architectural styles from the Roman, Phenician, Greek and Islamic Epoch.
The most important historic cities are Leptis Magna, Sabratha and Cyrene. Beside them there are pittoresque oasis, green mountains, warm bathes and islamic monuments with an unique oriental architecture. Excellent hotels, restaurants, coffee shops and lodges invite you for a pleasant stay.
Visitors admire the traditional handicraft and folklore art.
The tourist infrastructure offers air, sea and land connections, relaxing and comfortable stays in accomodations with different categories.

swimming in the sea at night , not far from shore , I aproach a tall armoire floating . I climb onto it carefully , as not to knock it over , and reach the small drawer at the top. Inside of the drawer are little things I treasured from when I was 3 years old .Not thing of mine , but things that belonged to my mother and her mother and my ancestors . Little knobs and what nots .
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I’ve been in touch with a woman who lives in the Phillipines. We have been talking for about 2 years now. She recently got a job on a cruise line and says she now has a sea visa. Will this allow her to be able to travel or take a vacation to the U.S.?

I find that more and more I have a passion with saving lives of animals that need help. Either working with sea animals or land animals. Where do I begin?
And what college is best to go to in Chicago Il. if any are available? Help I am clueless and have a hard time narrowing this down.

I see trouble all around me in the raging sea. Wicked things happening but they cannot touch me as I am safe in the boat with Jesus. He is my Captain. He tells me how to make it through the troubled waters of life.