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they might be dual.also the board might be getting a lot of holes
When sailors are out at sea, they have no access to the land and its resources. A sailor must maintain a balanced diet in order for their body to receive all the nutrients it needs to function. Sailors back in the day would often get scurvy because they did not have access to Vitamin C while at sea. Now with technology, sailors can easily keep a balanced diet with the right foods and vitamins.
I don't know which board you are asking about, but generally, presidents of the United States do not sit on any boards while they are still in office. After they leave office, they might return to the private sector and serve on a board, or they might be on the board of directors for a charity.
Pirates, like sailors of their time, would relieve themselves off the side of the ship, often referred to as "the rail." This practice was common among sailors as there were no proper facilities on board. It was a practical solution to maintain hygiene while at sea, though it was certainly not a pleasant task.
Sailors (especially British sailors) consumed lemon/lime in order to obtain Vitamin C while at sea. A lack of Vitamin C in the diet causes a condition known a 'scurvy' (which causes your gums to bleed and your teeth to fall out among other things). In olden times sailors at sea for long periods eating preserved food did not get enough Vitamin C in their diets and scurvy was common among sailors. When the cause of scurvy was discovered the navy's of the world began to introduce foods rich in Vitamin C to sailors diets, Lemons and Limes are rich in Vitamin C.
Zero calorie foods are good for someone who is on a diet and are counting calories. It really depends on the diet you are on. While zero calorie foods might be low in calories some are high in carbs. If you are on a low carb diet, such as South Beach, this might effect your diet and do the opposite.
Sailors can be at sea for varying lengths of time depending on the type of voyage and mission. Commercial sailors on cargo ships might spend several weeks to months at sea, while naval sailors may be deployed for several months to even a year. Fishing crews typically have shorter trips, often lasting a few days to a couple of weeks. Ultimately, the duration at sea is influenced by the specific requirements of the journey and the vessel's schedule.
Yes, sailors historically used the phrase "Land ho!" as a call to announce the sighting of land. This expression was particularly common during the Age of Exploration when sailors were often at sea for long stretches. The phrase served as a signal to alert the crew and to mark the end of their voyage. While it might be somewhat romanticized in literature and film, it reflects actual maritime practices.
sirens are deadly mermaids who lure sailors to their death with their amazing vocal ranges while they sing. because of this, the sailors are attracted to the noise and soon their ship collapses & most of them meet their untimely death.
Pirates like the letter R, while sailors in general love the C.
Depends on what type of ship, and whose navy. An aircraft carrier in the USA navy might have roughly 5000 people on board, while the same type vessel from the UK might have 2300 people on board. A river patrol boat from Brazil carries 7 people, while a similar vessel from Austria carries 2 people.
Foods that you swollow. they are now in the interior of your body... for a while