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    death hung in the air like a thick smog, choking everyone inside. The only disturbance to the stagnant, silent atmosphere was the occasional cough rattling through the lungs of the man, Galen, who seemed much older than he was, and his children moving about the house to care for him. “Jackson, could you please get me the water? Bring it up here--quickly” Jillian called to her brother in a voice barely louder than a whisper. Despite the volume of her request, it carried easily through the house…

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    asked me a few weeks ago, I would associate India with bright colors, elephants and a love of cows. That’s it. Throughout the past few weeks, I have expanded my knowledge of India and Hindu culture and am intrigued to learn more. Viewing the film Water, has helped me gain a visual perspective on what culture in India was like in the 30’s. Through the film, I was able to learn more about Hinduism and…

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    fact, the water you drink does make a difference.” For us maybe we don’t feel very strong because we don’t find the water are reducing and everyday we also use the water and don’t consider if we don’t have water. However, in African has an acute shortage of water in 14 different countries, and the recent 25 years there will be 12 countries will appear the situation of severe water shortages. According to the statistics in the rural Africa, every household of the average consumption of water…

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    Cinderella Man is a movie that tells the story of James Braddock, a boxer living in the time of the great depression. Throughout the movie James Braddock goes through many trials and tribulations because of his financial situation which is greatly affected by the great depression. The film “Cinderella Man” is an accurate representation of the great depression because they properly represent the economic instability, Hoovervilles, and relief offices that existed in that time period. The great…

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    me. As we saw in the documentary which was shown in class, the story of the man who went sailing…

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    other side of the small market, for the Well was on the quieter part of town and not many people came to the Well at this hour. The market Well is much grimier than the one described in the story. This Well was chipped and had been worn out where water dripped along the ancient stone. The rusted bucket hung limp, its rope wrapped around the rotting wood. The child stood there, gripping the round coin in his hand. He closed his eyes and said, “I wish for a bag of sweets.” The coin fell into the…

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    Chapter Nine: Unwholesome Waters The Deepwater Horizon spilled over four million barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. These oil companies learned they are far from being prepared for accidents such as this. Even though, this killed copious amounts of marine life, boats and other water vessels powered by fossil fuels kill more marine life each year with the chemical they leave in the water. Why not stop using oil? Money would be the deciding factor. Organic pollution ingested by the bottom…

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    die but rather God took him with his body to be with him, and that he would return at the end of the world but that circumstances behind it differ. However, in contrast, the Jewish people don’t believe that Jesus will return because he is a regular man and their faith doesn’t concentrate on the afterlife as much as its sister religions; the topic is vaguely mentioned in the Torah and there isn’t much of a standard belief as to what will happen when one dies. There are also different rituals and…

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    poverty and is affecting rural areas differently than cities. Cholera is a bacterial disease that is spread by contaminated water and human feces. The victims of cholera experience symptoms such as, diarrhea, vomiting, and the common symptoms of dehydration due to the lack of fluids in the body and without treatment can begin to shut down major organs in hours. One man described the toll that was taken on his five-year-old son as “one minute he was playing soccer and then soon after…

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    intervention. Earth produces various useful biological products and large deposits of fossil fuels are also obtained from earth. But these resources are continuously over exploited by human race. This over exploitation has lead to global warming air and water pollution,acid rain, deforestation,extinction of species and globalrise in average sea level. Some or the other way human racethe wish to improve the standard…

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