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    drawn-out failure to fulfill his purpose left Santiago wandering in a virtual desert of disillusionment. By keeping faith that his fish would come, however, Santiago found the strength endure in his struggle. Through the perseverance founded in faith Santiago demonstrated amid his time of greatest difficulty, parallels can be drawn from his story in The Old Man and the Sea and the Biblical story of the Israelites in the desert. When Santiago’s story began, his livelihood was at risk after…

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    Also, the UN imposed hard economic sanctions on Iraq, which the impact would be devastating to the Iraqi people. In August 1990, Iraqi forces invaded and occupied Kuwait. Saddam declared Kuwait to be Iraq’s 19th province. The operation called “Desert Shield”. The US and other forces went to Saudi Arabia…

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    Wicked Wanda floated around her large lab when she heard the usual soft ding and she floated her way gracefully over to the counter and she took the glass bowls to the table in the middle of the room. She looked at the request lust and saw desert/sand, she took the rocks from the cabinet, 3 precisely. Wanda threw the rocks into one of the glass bowls. She used her glue that she had created, she called it Super-duper Sticky Slimy Super Glue, she used it to glue them brows together to make a glass…

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    Community Service Proposal

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    There are a wide variety of community service options that benefit different communities in many ways. Working at the Good Samaritan Inn and Mercy Gardens was a service learning opportunity that benefitted a large amount of people. The Good Samaritan Inn is an organization that provides food to feed the hungry people of the Decatur area. The Good Samaritan Inn serves approximately 300 people every day of the week. Mercy Gardens is a non-profit organization that grows healthy, organic food that…

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    Marana, Arizona- it was a hot summer in 1982, surrounded by desert sands, cactus and Palo Verde trees where two young children of a ranch hand whose curiosity guided them on their lessons in freedom. The morning sun rises and a warm breeze is in the air, the horses are saddled and ready for the new day adventure. A refreshed brown and tan Quarter horse named Ms. Barb is waiting patiently for me, and a paint Palomino horse named ironically Paint is waiting for my brother, Mark. We will rise up…

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    For my biology project I chose to plant a Palo verde tree. I decided to plant my tree in the front yard of my house. It is near a few cacti and some other trees. I put some black fencing around the tree to protect it from any wild animals, such as the jackrabbits that like to roam in my yard. I watered my tree every day for the past two months. I checked for the growth of it twice, and in total it grew about an inch. Trees are a necessity in this environment. Trees provide oxygen and help…

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    of the country estimated at 1,240,192 square kilometers. Approximately 65 percent of Mali is covered with desert or semi-desert, excluding the inland delta that created by the Niger River from the northern east of Mali is coming from Guinea and turning back south to empty into the Gulf of Guinea. There are three distinct territories that split the country, desert zone in the north, semi-desert in the central zone, and the cultivated Sudanese zone in the south. Savanna in the south is the main…

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    Dying: A Short Story

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    were walking for hours in the blazing hot sun. You could feel the sun burning your skin, we had just eaten all the food and water I packed for us. It was so hot we all just dropped to the ground. At one time I swear that I saw a purple giraffe in the desert. Luckily it was just a hallucination. But are luck turned up, we had found an abandoned campsite full of food and more than enough water for all of us. We ran in and just jumped right into all…

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    Salva's Journey

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    Salva walked all day in the hot sun he still adapted to it . This allowed Salva to walk across the desert without talking . Instead of Salva drinking all the water at once, he saved it and took tiny sips to conserve the water . An example of Salva saving water is when the group going to the fisherman’s island, he filled a gord up with water and slowly drank it so while they were walking through the desert he didn’t get dehydrated from drinking all of his water at once and not having any…

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    Come Soft Rains by Pamela Madsen is a six-movement oratorio that reflects upon “the 20th-century fascination for utopian salvation in California, the need for water and the meaning of rain” (Madsen, There Will Come Soft Rains). Inspired by the Mojave Desert, Madsen’s work involves intimate chamber music and sounds that collaborate with visual media and literary texts. The concert is performed by the Los Angeles Percussion Quartet, the Eclipse String Quartet, and pianist Vicki Ray, who create…

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