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    Edward Burtynsky grew up in northern Canada surrounded by its untouched shores and natural forests. These natural wonders captivated him and continues to inspire his work today. He began his work by taking a picture of grass growing through the side of the road. Finding interest in the interaction between the natural and unnatural Burtynsky began chasing that interaction‚ enveloping his work‚ and defining it from others. Burtynsky does not however despise industry‚ owning one himself. Rather he wishes

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    feeling depressed‚ lonely‚ and hopeless. The first thing which pops out to you in plain sight in this photograph is the dead trees in the middle of a silent‚ still and lifeless pond. Apparently Lefqvist lost something or someone and this symbolizes this time in his life. By looking at this setting with the pond and dead trees a person begins to feel his sorrow. There are signs of depression in this photograph as the dark angry storm clouds are rolling in. This signifies a struggle of emotions

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    Causes and mechanisms of water resources degradation Logging of forest Logging is the cutting‚ skidding‚ on-site processing‚ and loading of trees or logs onto trucks. Logging and the subsequent denudation of the forest cover increases surface runoff since there is less oppurtunity for rainwater to sink into the ground. .Retarded or supressed infiltration accelerates overland flow production‚hastening delivery of rainwater into streams and rivers‚ the oftentimes the water ends up as floodwater

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    and his friends truly molded my character into part of who I am today. Fishing‚ playing hockey‚ and just "chilling" with these older people‚ I think‚ enabled me to mature much faster than kids my age. The most I got out of this period of my life‚ tailing and annoying my brother‚ is ironically not what to do‚ but what not to do. Encountering alcohol and drugs at such a young age actually strengthened my abstinence and self-restraint from them. Although my brother really was a good role model‚ for he

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    Slaughter” By Roald Dahl are texts that use humorous techniques. The text “Alligator’ is about a girl whose Aunt Belle bonds with an alligator. Throughout the text‚ Aunt Belle goes to the pond where the alligator lives and they both stare at each other. Suddenly‚ one day the alligator stops appearing in the pond. The text “Lamb to the Slaughter” is about wife and husband that talk about an important topic. The wife becomes shocked of what she hears and so‚ she kills her husband with a leg of lamb

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    concepts. Dihlard is a writer who is intimately acquainted with nature. She is in a reverenced awe of nature‚ while still maintaining a respectful knowledge of nature. She describes the steers in a pond as "miracle itself‚ complete with miracles nonchalance." She is in awe of the beauty of the pond and the animals around it. She wants to show that nature is more beautiful than the world around. She also uses her personal tone to allow the reader to feel the same emotions she feels. She talks as

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    for a count of two hundred before she drinks it‚’” (Park 45). As a result of Akeer having to drink boiled water‚ Nya would have to make numerous trips to the pond in a day. This would weaken her because before‚ even with having only 2 trips to the pond‚ she would be exhausted. Consequently‚ the number of trips that Nya would make to the pond would diminish. This would be unfavorable for her family‚ as a family has many needs for water. To list some‚ bathing‚ cooking‚ drinking‚ and farming. Next

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    In Chapter Three of Malcolm Gladwell’s David and Goliath‚ Gladwell claims that it is more exceptional to be a big fish in a small pond than to be a small fish in the ocean‚ and demonstrates this concept by explaining how a group of artists defy the rules of society‚ the struggles of the university decision-making process for an above-average student and the how a country identifies themselves impacts the citizens self-esteem. One hundred and fifty years ago‚ when France was at the center of the art

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    Experiment 1 Lab Report

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    obtained from different areas (Pond‚ Britanico Bridge Stream‚ Bentoy’s Place Canal and Hatchery Canal) before the lab. 5. The containers were kept in a well-lighted place. 6. The dissolved oxygen in every sample was measured after three hours. 7. After twenty four hours‚ the dissolved oxygen in the samples was measured again. 8. All the readings were recorded and tabulated. III. Results and Discussion Table 1. Dissolved Oxygen Readings Time Water (Control) Stream Pond Hatchery Canal Bentoy’s Canal

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    catfish farmers because ambitious birds frequently pluck catfish from ponds‚ one study showed that cormorants ate more than five million dollars worth of catfish‚ because of the fast-flowing waters of the Mekong River‚ Vietnamese farmers need not fear these losses. Second‚ Vietnam is setup to better produce catfish. Catfish grown in Vietnam benefit from aerated and free-flowing waters of the Mekong River as opposed to catfish ponds in the U.S.; because of this‚ Catfish from Vietnam experience shorter

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