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    Bruce Jenner should not have won Woman of the Year award. Bruce was introduced as Caitlyn on the front cover of Vanity Fair. This caught a mix of emotions and opinions across the country. Some think he is brave for him coming out and others are upset. The award caused an up roar from people. Somethings they argue is that there are truly deserving real women that should have won, he only won because people don’t want to offend the transgender, because their income will go down, and this has…

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    “With enough determination, any bloody idiot can get up this hill, the trick is to get back down alive.” This quote from Jon Krakauer captures the gripping story of Into Thin Air which summarizes Jon’s emotional and physical journey while climbing the tallest mountain in the world. Through extensive climbing and note-taking Jon is able to share his experiences and tell a riveting story about his life or death experience from the perspective of a reporter which provides an amazing point of view…

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    India in one of their popular seasons featuring well known people in the tourism and travel industry. Leading travel blogs talk about the experience in NE. Travel magazines and blogs have also extensively talked about the adventure sports and mountaineering in NE and how NE possesses some of the most difficult trekking routes in the world thus promoting NE as an adventure tourism hub. “Paradise unexplored” is an ongoing campaign. Within just 4 years it has made a huge impact and helped in the…

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    For instance, he meets Noah (295; chapter 1), mentions that he “went on several cruises” (299; chapters 2, 7), learned “mountaineering” (299; chapters 6, 9), and he “got into all sorts of danger and escaped” (299; chapters 2, 4, 5, 7, 8). Furthermore, he “explored the jungle” (299; chapter 8), “watched a court case” (299; chapter 3), “tried being a painter” (299; chapter 5) and…

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    Turkish Airlines is a carrier airline of Turkey that is situated at the Atatürk Airport in Yeşilköy, Bakırköy, and Istanbul. The airline flies over 280 airports in 110 countries in Asia, Europe, South America, North America, Africa, etc. It is the world's 4th largest carrier when measured by the number of destinations served. It also has codeshare agreements with about 40 other airlines. They operate their carrier at the Istanbul Atatürk Airport (IST), Esenboğa International Airport (ESB) and…

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    In 1993 after a failed attempt to climb K2, the world’s second-highest mountain, in an attempt to honor his deceased sister, Greg Mortenson became lost in the Karakoram Mountains in Pakistan. He eventually stumbled into the remote village of Korphe, where he was nursed back to health by the village chief, Haji Ali’s family and treated kindly by the inhabitants. After Mortenson seeing the village’s school, a nonexistent building where students wrote with sticks in the ground without a teacher to…

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    global death rates for amateur boxing with combined data from a study done by Zazryn, Finch, and McCroy (2016) and a study done by Lawrence, Hutchison, and Comper (2016), and those death rates are: horseracing (128/100,000 participants a year), mountaineering (51), parachuting (126), motorcycle racing (seven), and amateur boxing (1.39). Therefore, even though amateur boxing has a high rate of concussion, it is less deadly than other sports, and therefore, is unlikely to be banned. Reason Two In…

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    There are many memorable people in the history of psychology. Melanie Klein had a huge impact on many people’s lives, especially children. She dealt with how children’s brain reacts to certain things. She also figured out why children think certain ways and why it is different from adult’s thinking. Melanie Klein was born in Vienna, Austria on March 30, 1882. She was born the youngest of four children and her father was a Viennese man who occupied a job as a dental surgeon. She had an interest…

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    Into the Wild revolves around the life of Chris McCandless, but it is very much a personal story, made so not only by the author incorporating McCandless’s family in the suffering and loss of their son, but also by detailing his own experiences mountaineering. By using his own life experiences as a reference for Into the Wild, Krakauer is able to write the novel with empathy and connect with McCandless on a personal level, allowing him to explore…

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    Many people often question is women should be able to contribute to combat roles. Can women handle fighting on the front lines, facing eye to eye with the enemy? Combat roles have always been out of the picture for women. As the gentle sex, women are usually linked with being loving, caring, and creating life rather than blowing up and destroying objects. Although women have the opportunity to join the military, they aren’t allowed to fight with their male counterparts in warfare occupations…

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