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    Some people form crazy, dangerous actions when undertaking a mission. Take Farah Ahmedi, for example, she climbed an enormous mountain on a prosthetic leg to reach freedom and safety. Annie Johnson built a whole business out of a bad situation that happened with her husband. Rikki-Tikki fought off dangerous cobras to save his new family. Though these people were all different and in different circumstances, they each took on a mission to survive. Farah Ahmedi: Though Farah Ahmedi had a…

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    Donner party The Donner party happens in 1847 in Springfield, California.The Donner party was led by George Donner sixty years old man. This is why it's called the Donner party because it was led by George Donner party. there a lake called Donner lake. The trek had been organized by James Reed. There were 90 emigrants that left Springfield to head west. One of the ending causes for the Donner party they were blocked by snow in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Which caused them to resorted…

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    Consequently, my legs were staring to burn and in that moment I realized I was out of shape. Despite the fact that I wanted to quit, I was not going to let myself be a quitter. I quenched my thirst and kept on walking. Finally, I had reached to top of Mount McGinnis with is another name for the Mendenhall Glacier. Above all, I was speechless and the view was breathtaking. Notably, I could see the crystal blue glacier below me and the rushing Nugget Falls waterfall was to my right. Markedly,…

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    to climb Mt. Everest. He knew it was very cold and he knew some people had died trying to climb Mt. Everest. Dave was scared that he might die. Second page: The Trip: The trip was very long to get to Mt. Everest from Australia. Oh, and the long trek up the mountain was EXTREME. Dave became very cold and he knew that if this weather kept up he would have to somehow get off Mt Everest. Suddenly, Dave sees four odd-looking short green people getting supplies for their fire on Mt. Everest, he saw…

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    Hygienist Research Paper

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    Easy had nothing to do with it! Although the Clear Creek Route may have been the easiest route to Shasta’s summit, I'm convinced that one can never over-train for a high elevation hike. I did not find the dental floss in the sign-in box. That I brought with me, at the request of my hygienist. She has a collection of flossing adventurers. Tim was awesome…just a walk in the park for him. The journey took us nine hours to reach the summit. That’s longer than we expected, and longer than the…

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    Self-Preservation

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    The deaths documented in the book are not to be blamed on other people. Ultimately, self-preservation is a survival necessity and although some failed to see self-preservation as a top priority. Some of the climbers cared more about other people’s health more than their own, which in the end did not benefit them. Every climber is responsible for themselves, once they are okay then they can assist others, though it is not their job to look after each person. No one person is responsible for the…

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    much of the truth directors “forget” in the film-making industry. How far would you go risking your own life to save another? Richard Dennison’s, dying for Everest takes viewers through the difficult and treacherous journey four New Zealanders took to reach the summit of Mother Nature’s most spectacular but death-defying landmark, Mt Everest. While the ascend alone was a struggle for double amputee, Mark Inglis, he along with his three mates came to face an impossible decision when they came…

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    Even though it is easier for people to climb Everest now than it was many years ago, people still have the possibility of dying. You have to wait for storms to abate, a possibility of getting high altitude cerebral edema/high altitude pulmonary edema, hypothermia, and other dangerous events. Even Sherpas are more in danger than they ever have been due to the many things they have to carry such as, bottled oxygen and medical supplies. Which can also add to the slovenly state of the camp sights,…

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    In 1985 two young British mountain climbers decided to attack the west face of the Siula Grande in the Peruvian Andes. The two young men, Joe Simpson aged 25 and Simon Yates aged 21, decided to climb one of the biggest mountain they had ever see and been on. Simon and Joe didn’t know what was ahead of them. It would be one of the biggest trips of their life and they could die if not extremely careful. Their preparation both physical and mental would be the key to survival. Along the way on the…

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    Tibet Research Paper

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    Nicknamed, the “Roof of the World,” Tibet harbors the tallest mountain range in the world. Tibet is the northernmost of the South Asian countries, sharing the towering peaks of the Himalayas with it’s neighboring country Nepal to the south. This region of China which sits on the Tibetan Plateau is notably autonomous, meaning there is a lack of government involvement within the land. Since this region is so isolated, traditionally, Tibet only practiced importing and exporting with China and India…

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