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    hiking on Putney Mountain? You better hope it doesn’t stop raining.” “Absolutely.” “You are nuts.” All three said at the same time. “I am a hiker and enjoy picking wildflowers. I will pay someone good money to go with me. From what I hear there might something up there. I need a strong man to protect me,” she said, flirting and hugged herself as they stared at her low cut top. “My name is Tim and sorry dear, but there’s not enough money in the world for me to go near Putney Mountain. You have…

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    With his coming of age story, Go Tell it on the Mountain, James Baldwin comprises not only his first major work, but also his most personal. Baldwin chooses to instill his personal childhood experiences from Harlem into his protagonist, John Grimes. In literature that mixes poetic vernacular cadences with lavish biblical rhythms, Baldwin creates a protagonist with the same struggle to invent himself that at some point matures inside of every teenager. John, being the step-son of a fiery…

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    During my high school career, I have been volunteering my time at Cedar Mountain Fire Rescue as a junior firefighter. As a fourteen-year old junior, I could not take classes, participate in all of the firefighting activities, and had more restrictions than a regular firefighter. So for my first year of involvement with the department I was not very active, I only attended trainings on Thursdays and occasionally helped with extra fire department lead events. During those trainings though, I…

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    following their masters, as mentioned in the bible. Struggle was a continued subject following a North Carolina novel based in the times of the Civil War. In Charles Frazier’s “Cold Mountain”, there is a dual focus on the characters Inman, as he travels back to Cold Mountain, and Ada, as she starts her life with Ruby. The main struggles within this novel are Inman’s journey back home, his morals regarding others on his journey, and Ada’s struggle to live life without her father. One quote in…

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    However, attention is being given to Keurig and other brands to examine the issues of recycling the coffee pods properly. The commitment from Keurig that in five more years the amount of waste will diminish does not satisfy many consumers. Keurig Green Mountain ensures they are an eco-friendly company. The pressure is on to reduce waste. The argument over K-cup or seeking options by office buildings and consumers alike is on the rise.…

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    There are three majors areas that are visited in the book. The Shire, Valley of the Elves, and of course The Lonely Mountain. These areas are encompassed by middle earth, also the story begins in 2941 and ended in 2942. The Shire is a peaceful land with lushest green hilly terrain as far as the eye can see, with wonderful Hobbits enjoying each other's time as well as minding their own business and sticking to very usual lives. These lands are so beautiful and peaceful I’m certain you wouldn’t…

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    The Jewels That Mountains Wear Image source: google.com How much ice did you ever see in one place? An ice tray full? A skating rink full? A pond full? A river frozen from bank to bank? That 's a lot of ice. But there are places in the world where there is more. Much more. You know how high mountains are. There are places where the space between mountains is crammed and jammed and packed full of ice. This kind of ice is called glacier. This video simply explains how glacier is formed…

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    With the lingering despair the Civil War had placed upon the nation, Charles Frazier’s "Cold Mountain" singles out a parallel journey mirrored between Inman and Ada while they evolve through perilous times while learning to survive on an uncertain journey that will promise nothing to either. Inman and Ada, navigate what is seemingly similar paths searching for life emotionally and physically, in hopes to return to each other. Inman’s journey will force him to be recognized as a deserter from the…

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    The novel, Cold Mountain, by Charles Frazier, takes place in the Appalachian Mountains during the Civil War. Appalachian people are known for their folklore and superstitions involving various aspects of their lives. Throughout this novel there are glimpses of folkloric wisdom of nature, superstitious schedules and actions, and herbal wisdom passed around the communities. Frazier was able to accurately display many of the traditions and folklore of the mountain people through several different…

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    History on the Rocky Mountain Arsenal. This facility was established after the attack on Pearl Harbor to manufacture chemical weapons in support of World War II. After the war ended there was not a need to continue to use this plant to develop chemical weapons and the property was leased out to civilian companies for different uses. Later the area was turned over to the U.S. Army, Shell Oil Company, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to start cleanup of the base. Rocky Mountain Arsenal was later…

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