Eleuthera Essays

  • The Bahamas: The Travels Of Tourism In The Bahamas

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    That means that the population is more then it already is with the people living there. The first settlement of the Bahamas was in 1648 by a group of English Puritans also known as the Eleutheran Adventurers. The first name for the island was Eleuthera but later changed to the Bahamas. The economy in the Bahamas is based on the tourism. The more the people come to the Bahamas the more that the economy will raise. Tourism is 60% of the Bahamas and provides jobs for more than half the country’s workforce

  • My Interview with Lad Akins/Director of Special Projects at REEF: Reef Environmental Education Foundation

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    It was my original intention to interview Lad Akins Director of Special Projects at REEF (Reef Environmental Education Foundation). Lad was also Executive Director of REEF from when it was started in early 1990’s. So not only is he an employee, but is familiar with anybody who has ever been employed at REEF. Furthermore, it would have been interesting to get an answer to the question, When you were young did you want to grow up to run a non-profit marine conservation organization? A schedule

  • Hurricane Andrew Research Paper

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    What ingredients came together to create Hurricane Andrew?  On August 14th a tropical wave moved westward towards the Cariban and the south eastern portion of the United States from Africa influenced by a high pressure storm to its north. On August 15th the storm became more concentrated and developed a center of circulation and spiral bands. By August 18th the winds increased in speed to 50 mph. Wind speed continued to rise to 80mph on August 18th. On August 22nd the storm reached hurricane status

  • Travelling Bay of Books

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    Cindy Burrows Illustrator: Cindy Burrows Location: Harry C. Moore Library & ChapterOne Book Store Burrows, C. (2007). Beyond the Tall Grass. (C. Burrows, Illus.). One Rib Publications. Beyond the Tall Grass was written Cindy Burrows who was born in Eleuthera in 1970. Cindy, in her childhood days, found pleasure in producing pictures, drawings and reading books and stories. Some of her favorite books were those of the classics. This book tells of an island boy named Darius who was neglected and his

  • Analysis Of The Film 'Children Of God'

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    The film bases on the bashful and conflicted white skilled worker Johnny, who leaves on a trek to get himself and work on his claim to fame. He meets Romeo, a young dim entertainer, on the boat ride from the capital city Nassau to adjoining island Eleuthera,

  • Bahamas Vacation Package

    647 Words  | 2 Pages

    or an adventurer. You can choose any type of vacation package you want because these packages are being offered by various resorts and hotels on the island. For people who are family oriented, they can bring their family at Club Meditarranee in Eleuthera. This place offers scuba diving lessons for adults and trapeze artistry for kids. Vacationers can also revel on the resort’s assortment of dining experience, entertainment, water sports, relaxing options, and shopping. For romantic individuals especially

  • Commercialism In J. L. W. Brooks 'Saint Nicholas'

    1909 Words  | 4 Pages

    “Christmas is not as much about opening our presents as opening our hearts” (Merry). J.L.W. Brooks made an honest evaluation of what this season should truly be about. Buried in commercialism, many people have lost sight of the origins and significance of Christmas. For some, it is a time for celebrating the Son of God, Jesus Christ, being born into the world. But, where did the celebration of benevolence and giving originate? Nikolaos of Myra, or Saint Nicholas, was a true exemplar of generosity

  • The Bahamas

    973 Words  | 2 Pages

    Executive Summary The number one industry in The Bahamas is tourism; this industry is a never ending evolving, vital and dynamic industry, with approximately 1.5 million stopover visitors and 3.5 million cruise visitors per year. The tourism industry is by the far the leading and most vital economy for The Bahamas. In 2003, almost 70 percent of vacationers to Nassau/Paradise Island, Grand Bahama Island and the Family Islands said their decision was based on the warm climate and the beauty and accessibility

  • Music In The Bahamas

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    The English began arriving from Bermuda, as tensions rose in England over religious freedom and their civil war. William Sayle petitioned the British government on behalf of his company the Eleutherian Adventurers for the island that would become Eleuthera. The next wave of inhabitants came in the form of British loyalist who fled the United States after the War of Independence. They began arriving, along with large number of enslaved Africans. The slave trade to the Bahamas would continue until 1838

  • Scourge Of The Lionfish Summary

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    Scourge of the Lionfish The article that I have chosen to write a summary of is the “Scourge of the Lionfish” article series by Carl Safina located at The New York Times website. There are 4 parts to this article, each basically talking about the invasive species of red lionfish that have taken over the Atlantic by storm, how they are impacting the marine life around the Atlantic, and some different ways fishermen have tried to gain control over the ever increasing population of these voracious

  • The Importance Of Migration In The Bahamas

    2624 Words  | 6 Pages

    In the Bahamas, the issue with reference to migration is becoming of great importance. Migration is a term used to describe the process of a permanent move to a different location. James M. Rubenstein (2014), states the two migrations in which people move to. These two migrations according to Rubenstein (2014), are international migration (voluntary and forced) which is moving permanently from one country to another country and internal migration (interregional and intraregional) which is a permanent

  • The Difference between Weather and Climate

    2768 Words  | 6 Pages

    According to (Gutro, 2005) “Weather is basically the way the atmosphere is behaving, mainly with respect to its effect upon life and human activities.” Climate is different from weather it consists of the short term changes in the atmosphere, while climate is the weather over a long period of time. Weather is made up of sunshine, rain, cloud cover, winds, hail, snow, sleet, freezing rain, flood, blizzards, ice storms, and thunderstorms, steady rains from a cold front, excessive heat, heat wave and