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50% of Dogs in ww2 were this breed
Doberman pincher
Anne Frank wrote how much she would like to have a dog like this German Shepard who helped save Warner bros from bankruptcy
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Ancient breed from
Central Africa known as the backless dog
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Doesn’t bark yodels
Most sinks in a home have this in the outlet pipe that empties into the sewer line. It has at its heart a U-bend that retains a small amount of water after the sink is emptied. This plug of water serves as a seal to prevent sewer gases entering into the home. By virtue of its design, the U-bend can also capture any heavy objects (like an item of jewelry) that might fall through the plughole.
P-trap
But the “trapping” of fallen objects is secondary to the P-trap’s main function of “trapping” sewer gases.
In Greek mythology, she was a beautiful nymph who was transformed into a monstrous creature with six heads, each with three rows of sharp teeth, and a lower body consisting of twelve tentacle-like legs and a ring of dog heads. She lived in a cave on one side of a narrow strait, opposite the whirlpool Charybdis.
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Literary captain who inspired Captain Hook :
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Captain Ahab is the obsessed and far from friendly captain of the Pequod in Herman Melville’s “Moby-Dick”. The role of Captain Ahab was played by Gregory Peck in the 1956 John Huston film adaptation. Patrick Stewart played Ahab in a 1998 miniseries in which Peck made another appearance, as Father Mapple.
Captain Hook is the bad guy in “Peter Pan”, the famous play by J. M. Barrie. Hook is Peter Pan’s sworn enemy, as Pan had cut off Hook’s hand causing it to be replaced by a “hook”. It is implied in the play that Hook attended Eton College, just outside London. Hook’s last words are “Floreat Etona”, which is Eton College’s motto. Barrie openly acknowledged that the Hook character is based on Herman Melville’s Captain Ahab from the novel “Moby Dick”.
