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    not changing any laws to prevent any future incidents of their people then then doesn’t that sound unjust and should we not take a stand to change this? This is what’s being done to Sherpas in Nepal, they risk their own lives guiding tourists up Mount Everest but don’t get enough credit, money or respect for it. A sherpas job consists of lugging tourists’ gear, guiding them up the mountain, and clearing a pathway up the world’s highest mountain. In the year of 2014, sixteen Sherpas died due to…

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    In the subject MGMT1001, six individuals were grouped together to complete two virtual online simulation climbs on Mount Everest. Each individual was given goals to achieve and a role to play during the climb, except for the Observer who only observes the game. The first simulation consisted of team members playing the game within different locations and communicating through a Skype chat function. Whereas, the second simulation consisted of team members playing the game face-to-face and within…

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    1996 Everest tragedy Mount Everest is a very dangerous place. It is also very beautiful and that is what persuades people to climb. When the climbers have reached the top all they think about is how beautiful and glorious it is not how dangerous it is. With it being five and a half miles long and very cold it is a very dangerous climb. Around 3,000 people have died on Everest and in 1996 eight climbers were unsuccessful and died. Climbing Mount Everest is a risk that people take and it…

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    Why Climb Mt. Everest?! Why would somebody want to climb Mt. Everest? To me that seems like a really bad idea. In fact, 290 people have died trying to reach the summit. The last known attempt in which nobody died was thirty years ago! Plus, going through all that suffering just to reach the top and go down again? Not for me. Have you ever seen a documentary about how challenging that is? It is not easy, you have a 25% chance of dying. That’s like taking a spin the wheel with 25% and 75% and…

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    made out of snow which means they are very cold and in the the temperature is in the negatives. There are a lot of different types of mountains and they have all different names. For example, there are mountains named Denali, Mount foraker, Mount Hunter, Mount Hayes, and Mount Deborah. Those mountains are some of the largest in Alaska and they are all pretty in many different ways. It’s hard to study the mountains because of…

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    like Eco Everest Expedition are immensely troubled by the amount of debris left on the summit of Mount Everest by climbers. Edmund Hillary is one of few people to reach the summit of Mount Everest and carries a great interest in the environment and well being of this mountain. The text states, “He[Edmund Hillary] also demanded that mountain climbers clean up the garbage that often got left behind on Mount Everest-materials like used oxygen bottles, which climbers would discard because of their…

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    On the Top of Mount Everest Have you ever thought about being at the top of the world? Person without the will and fortitude cannot imagine to do so. But, some person has strong desire and passion to achieve the adventurous glory to reach in the top of the world. Two person to achieve such glory at first are, Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa. These two ideal personalities from different countries who have everything uncommon except their willingness to climb the highest peak, came…

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    man on Mount Everest, then I will have to live with this shame,” Tenzing Norgay. Tenzing was the second man to reach the summit of Everest behind Edmund Hillary, Norgay was a sherpa that helped guide Edmund up the mountain so that Hilary could reach the summit. A sherpa is tibetan for “eastern people” and they live in the mountainous region of Nepal, high in the Himalayas. The Himalayas is the tallest mountain range in the world ,and is also home to the tallest mountain in the world Mount…

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    story "Devil Thumb". Both individuals blinded by the anticipation of success, still figure out how to achieve tasks individuals believed were inconceivable. Erik Weihenmayer makes the unthinkable conceivable by being the first blind man to ever climb mount Everest, where Jon Krakauer, step by step, works his way over the Devil Thumb. Both men are remarkable individuals who both confronted amazing difficulties. The story "Devil Thumb" by Jon Krakauer recounts the tale of a man who viewpoint on…

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    In the novel “Into Thin Air” the author Jon Krakauer determines the incomprehensive force of nature that takes life indiscriminately. The low levels of oxygen above 25,000 feet, sub-zero temperatures, harsh solar radiation, and powerful storms are all the examples of natural obstacles that Krakauer himself and his team had to overcome to complete the expedition. In the novel, “Beidleman, Groom, the two Sherpas, and the seven clients staggered blindly around in the storm, growing ever more…

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