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    Renewal Energy is an expensive way for American to receive energy to power their homes and other machinery. Wind turbines, hydro generators and solar panels seems to be the safest way to produce energy but are not, and they are not guaranteed to produce the energy that is needed. Fracking is a major way in extracting fossil fuels and has been successful and guaranteed. Renewable energy sources as a main source of energy is not effective as other sources of energy nor is it environmental…

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    around it, and in the end, was successful because he made it to the top of the Devil 's Thumb. Chris McCandless found success in a similar way. He overcame several obstacles on his journey including, the flood that ruined his beloved Datsun in the Mojave Desert, getting lost while trying to find the ocean in Mexico, breaking his oar while paddling down the barren shore, having to leave Carthage when Wayne Westerberg went to jail, and losing the moose meat in Alaska to maggots, just to name a…

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    Environment California has different types of land including mountains, farmland, deserts, and forests. California has two mountain ranges which are the Sierra Nevada and the Cascade. California’s farmland includes fruits, vegetable, dairy products, and livestock. Most of the dairy products come from California. Northern California forests are occupied with sequoias and redwoods. California is by the Pacific Ocean, so fisherman can catch salmon, swordfish, shrimp, and squid. Grapes are a very…

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    Kseniya Taranyuk Lariat Investigative Lake Mission Viejo will soon be filled with recycled water as the Santa Margarita Water District proposes to construct a water treatment facility that would intake SMWD disinfected tertiary effluent, which is liquid waste or sewage, and produce purified effluent for direct discharge and use. The structure would encompass about 5,000 square feet and would house the Advanced Water Purification treatment processes, consist of micro- or ultra- filtration,…

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    The author was given this assignment to determine the key characteristics of the users of the products and/or services of the chosen health care provider Kaiser Permanente. Secondly, to analyze the competitive environment. Thirdly, to determine which tools of the marketing mix is available and would be most effective. Fourthly, to determine the best possible pricing strategy for at least one of the products or services offered. Lastly, to provide at least three (3) qualified sources to support…

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    attributes his death to a stroke, but says that Grampa is "jus' stayin' with the lan'. He couldn' leave it." Granma Joad: The religious wife of Grampa Joad, she loses her will to live after his death. She dies while the family is crossing the Mojave Desert. Ruthie Joad: The youngest daughter, age twelve. She is shown to be reckless and childish. Quarreling with another child, she reveals Tom in hiding. Winfield Joad: The youngest male in the family, age ten, "kid-wild and calfish". Jim Rawley:…

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    It is apparent, even before reading either Into the Wild or Walden, that Henry David Thoreau and Chris McCandless are both men who have a love for nature. Not everyone can say that they even particularly like nature and the outdoors, but these two men truly found the beauty of the wild. When reading both books, the reader finishes with an entirely different view on life. Both men were very much alike (believing in a lot of similar things and behaving in similar ways), but they did have their…

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    Crest Trail, Volume 1: California. At first, she picks up the book and puts it down, but later returns buying the book and deciding to venture out. At this point in her life, she really had no one left and nothing to do. Her journey began in the Mojave Desert, crossing through California and Oregon, and ending…

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    Analysis Of Into The Wild By Jon Krakauer

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    He determined that he would travel to Alaska, get further away from it all, and face nature at its finest. He traveled exceptionally light. He didn?t take much, a parka, a small rifle, some boots, a few clothes, a ten pound bag of rice, books, and little else. ?The heaviest item in McCandless?s half-full backpack was his library: nine or ten paperbound books. Among the authors were Thoreau, Tolstoy, Gogol, Crichton, Pirsig, L?Amour, and a plant journal? (Krakauer 162). Chris wanted to live…

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    adventurous person that I am who believes that anything worth doing should be done in the most committed way possible, I decided to run the Extraterrestrial Half Marathon in Rachel, Nevada. This race starts at midnight in a remote area of the Mojave Desert. The runners are bussed from Las Vegas to the “Extraterrestrial Highway”, which runs alongside Area 51, and has one of the largest numbers of UFO sightings in the country. The website for the race boasts that the area has no cell phone…

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