The ocelot is a wild cat that is often called a tiger cat. ... It is often bright yellow with black spots and stripes. Or it may have a reddish and gray colored coat with black spots and stripes. The Ocelot's stomach is often white and has black spots. The Ocelot is a medium wild cat that can become a domestic cat if raised with people from a young age. ...
Yolanda often dreams about a cat. The cat that continues to appear in Yolanda's dream represents her home, the Dominican Republic, which she left. ... Her writing and poetry will center on the haunting that begins with the black cat and continues throughout her adult life as she struggles to incorporate the past into her plans for the future. ...
Hawaii Hawaii is one of the worlds most beautiful and relaxing places. It was the fiftieth state to join the union in 1959. Honolulu, the capital city, is on the Island of Oahu. There are actually about 8 big islands that make up Hawaii and some smaller ones all around it. A lot of people would...
Animals in Space Scientists were concerned about the unknown affects of weightlessness and other space environments on human astronauts. So animals were launched into space before any humans. Although some animals were sacrificed, their benefit to man kind s...
The first line of the United States Declaration of Independence reads, "We hold these Truths to be self-evident, that all Men are created equal- Indians, women, and blacks were far more deplorable than any white bread, blue collar "true American". ... We've all heard of the cat burglar that fell through the sky light of the house he was trying to break into, landed on a cutting board, and sued the lady that owned the house and won. ...
The Beats sought the grit and grim of urban life, the poverty and pathos of black existence. Thus, they happened upon, in the sweeped-into-the-cobwebbed corners of American life, the liquor-nursed, Benzedrine-hopped cats of smoky jazz joints. ... Another interpretation of Beat life by Ann Charters synthesizes the attitude that the Beats held towards the abject lifestyle prescript to black jazz musicians. ... I'd like to hear five recordings of Louis Armstrong playing and singing "What Did I Do to Be so Black and Blue"-all at the same time.... ...
