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    but ¨Into Thin Air¨ had more detail on just one climb, and the video Air Death of Everest had lots of info on the mountains history. The video gives lots of info on how the climb to the summit has evolved over the time, and the article gave greats mounts of info on the 1996 Tradeady. The 1996 tragedy was when 8 people died on Mt. Everest making it the deadliest day in Mt. Everest until April 18, 2014 when 16 climbers died. I think the videos complexity was better than the article because it gave…

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    Do you like climbing? Many kids like to. Some people take it to the max. Thousands of people have tried to climb Everest every year. Very few people have made it to the top. Climbers even use the dead bodies as markers. It is very dangerous to try. With that being said, people still die trying. To start with, people know what they are getting into. People wear bunches of clothes. Climbers I guess do it for the thrill of it. In the source “People from all over the world come to climb Everest.”…

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    Humans are not capable of passing these limits unless we allow technology to play a role. Throughout Jon Krakauer’s Into Thin Air, the audience views multiple obstacles and challenges for each and every team who had hopes of reaching the summit of Mount Everest. From the high altitude to the dangers of unknown weather, many climatological complications plague those who take the opportunity and risk to climb to the top of the world at 29,028 feet. On the day of May 10, 1996, climatological…

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    Alexander the Great quoted, “An army of sheep led by a lion is better than an army of lions led by a sheep”; it takes great leadership style to build great teams. The leadership plays a significant role in the team success of failure in any business; the top management is the brain that drives the business to safety or disaster. The best leaders have distinctive leadership styles and are not afraid to make the difficult decisions. If you want to build a high performance team, then you need to…

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    In the Black Hills National Forest of South Dakota, Mount Rushmore, a large granite peak was dedicated in 1925 to be sculpted into a monument. That monument today is one of the most visited monuments in the United States. Mount Rushmore is a staple of the United States. On it, it has the faces of four of the most important Presidents of the United States. According to the Sculptor Gutzon Borglum “The purpose of the memorial is to communicate the founding, expansion, preservation, and unification…

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    physical obstacles. The best he could do was to go part way up the mountain, and leave the rest to Yogi and Yash, which may not have been the best choice, but it was certainly the only choice. It was a pity that Zopa never saw the view from the summit of Mount Everest. But the best gain? His persuasion worked with Peak, and he was able to get Sun-jo to the top of the mountain and across to Nepal where he could escape the Chinese. He was able to avoid detection by the Chinese army, and bring Peak…

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    The Everest Isolation

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    The Everest was isolated from other regions in ancient times. There is more connection between the Everest and the rest of world nowadays. Although people who live around the Everest have more opportunities to get resource from other districts, environment issues become more serious because of the development of tourism. Modern tourism is the outcome of globalization. A large amount of people visit to “places of interest” and then people may never go back to that place. The desire of tourists…

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    Into Thin Air Short Story

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    Person vs self Into thin air A Lot of people on “Into Thin Air” story faced person vs person conflict because they wanted to reach the top. Some people received injuries, and even in a critical condition, but they’re still determined to reach the top, but in the end goes down and tries again next time because they wish to reach the top of the summit and be known as one of the people who climbed and reached the top of Everest. Doug Hansen is a good example for this because he tried to climb…

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    Managing to ignore the voices in my head that tell me I’m not capable, the determination inside of me grows; I wanted to prove myself wrong. While droplets of sweat brim over the tip of my nose, aching muscles bicker in rebellion with each step. I came to a stop as my neck stretched back to examine the enormous mountain that towered over me. As the sun set behind it, an ominous silhouette stared back and cast a shadow over a trail leading into darkness. My friend’s eyes widened in wonder as I…

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    Edmund Hillary and the Sherpa Tenzing Norgay were the first people to climb Mount Everest. The youngest person ever to climb Everest was a 13 year old American boy. A Japanese woman was 73 when she climbed Everest for the second time, and she was the oldest person to do this. There have been over 230 deaths on Everest. People should not rescue mountain climbers who put themselves at risk. First of all, rescuers can also die or get seriously injured (not just the climber) if they are trying to…

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