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    person saving you is not. First, people shouldn’t have to die because you weren’t as skilled as you thought. In the second passage, “Why Everest?”, the author writes,”Nobody doubts their strength and fitness, but may not know enough about mountaineering and the hazard…

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    Hiking Boots Analysis

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    one. The various terms, varieties and choices of boots could be difficult, much as. Even deciding on a hiking boot is not totally easy. Hiking footwear probably contains things that are called dissimilar names: backpacking boots, hiking shoes mountaineering boots, hiking boots & the like. There’re alike hiking sandals. Understanding the differences as well as disadvantages and the advantages of every single one can mean the distinction in between anguish and an nice outside feel. In this…

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    Ecotourism, as a term, was not known until the 1980’s and has since become a major component of the global tourism industry (Weaver, 2008). There are many definitions of ecotourism, ranging from general to specific, written by a number of stakeholders since the term was made common (Weaver, 2008). Peter Valentine (1992) defined it as “nature based tourism that is ecologically sustainable and is based on relatively undisturbed natural areas, is non-damaging and non-degrading, contributes directly…

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    Preceding the Civil War, American lives and lifestyles changed dramatically. Some of these changes were subtle. However, many of the changes such as the addition of the 13th Amendment for example, occurred affecting both white and black families do the point where the traditional ideas of male and female norms were altered, and new definitions of what individual’s roles were in society were just beginning to show. The new civilization of the south post-war were focused on rebuilding their cities…

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    Every year I spend half of my summer hiking the Rocky Mountains of Montana with my mom and the other half climbing the Cascade Mountains of Washington State with my dad. I have grown up in two different states because of my parents divorce. However, I don 't have an innate sense of pride for one state but a pride for the two separate and unique mountain ranges that have shaped who I am today. When I am in the free and open space of a forest with the cool summer breeze flowing through my hair and…

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    barrel and pole races, and trying to rope almost everything. One of my favorite activities was to wake up at the crack of dawn wrangle the horses up to the high pasture. The misty air would whistle around the galloping horses. We later learned mountaineering skills: packing for trips, making technical climbs with climbing gear, pitching tents and cooking at high…

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    O2 At Sea Level Case Study

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    Q1) State the normal values for the partial pressure of O2 at sea level (with barometric pressure of 760 mmHg) in the following a. Inspired air b. Alveolar air c. Arterial blood d. Venous blood 1a- 149mmHg 1b-100-104 PaO2(mmHg) 1c-95-100mmHg 1d-40-50 mmHg Q2) Interpret the probable underlying cause when a person becomes unconscious and dies on exposure to an atmospheric pressure of 200 mmHg. When the human body is suddenly exposed to this pressure…

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    In Kevin Starr’s article, “An Imagined Place: Art and Life on the Coast of Dream”, he lists the arts that contribute to the perception of California as a place of promise. He captures the promise of California by giving specific examples from each of the arts and how they contribute to the creation of this promise. Of these arts however, photography and outdoors/sports are the best for exploring the connection between promise and the arts. The utilization of photography and the outdoors as an…

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    attractions and target tourists. For high risk adventurous tourism, the most famous tourist attractions are Mount Everest in Nepal which is the highest mountain on Earth and The Matterhorn in Switzerland which is the birthplace of the sport of mountaineering are the places for mountain climbing, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir in India are the popular place for skiing and others popular destinations. On the other hand, the famous tourist attractions for low risk adventurous tourism are…

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    “If a plant cannot live according to its nature, it dies; and so a man” (Henry David Thoreau). Thoreau’s philosophy of transcendentalism comprised of three main ideas: Individual, Nature, and God. This quote illustrates how each individual is created for their own unique purpose, each finding their unique niche that will flood their souls with happiness. In the nonfictional book, Into the Wild (1997), author Jon Krakauer sheds light on Chris (Alexander Supertramp) McCandless’ life ending…

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