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The old bull loved the area so much that drovers passing through the area invariably found him on ' the flat ' and , as the bull was nicknamed ' Captain ' , the area became known as Captains Flat . " Nothing comparable to the flat ' pond ' deposits has been noted on Gaspra , Ida or Phobos , even though Phobos coverage is certainly adequate to show such features if they were present , " he writes . This has problems even for a flat ‘ metric ’ . Reviews of most of the major British schools , relevant information about the towns and cities they are based in , and advice on travel form the core of the content , and as a rule it is well-balanced and informative ( although describing the Cambridgeshire fenland as ' lovely , though flat ' seems a little on the generous side ) . It goes for united Germany in NATO , for the ' formal ' NATO expansion , the handling of Bosnia , the Rambouillet process and now the flat ' no ' to Russian mediation attempts in the Kosovo crisis . Squid are members of the mollusc phylum and , along with the octopuses , belong to a group called the Cephalopoda , meaning ' head-footed ' , because in place of the flat ' foot ' on which a snail crawls , cephalopods have a ring of long arms surrounding the mouth . Selma sat beside the Alabama River in the center of the state , and Broad Street , the main thoroughfare , shot like an arrow over the river and through the town to flat ' country westward . Another factor is the very flat ' pyramid ' structure of the modern corporation , which only provides a very limited number of employees the opportunity to compete on the ladder to the CEO position .