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    Go The game go is a strategy game. It “combines beauty” with “intellectual” challenges, and “the patterns formed by the black and white stones are visually striking and can exercise an almost hypnotic attraction as” the game goes on (American Go Association). It is played with two people sitting across from each other with the game board in between them. The game board is usually a nine by nine, thirteen by thirteen, or nineteen by nineteen grid constructed of wood or bamboo. Beginners start out

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    character, who is a independent, courageous Asian "that doesn't know kung-fu", in any movie or TV shows. Many actors in modern day media prove these stereotypes to be true such as; beloved actor Ken Jeong, Jackie Chan, James Hong, Lucy Liu, and John Cho. First off, to help prove my point is ,America's favorite comedic actor, Ken Jeong. You never see Ken Jeong ever play as a main character of any movie. Ken Jeong usually plays as the random minor roll foriegn asian guy who is there to make people laugh

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    Why do we deserve such a beautiful mountain that was the foundation of many accomplishments and created goals for young mountaineers, when we are just going to take it for granted? Although climbing Mount Everest is a great achievement, being able to keep it clean is even greater. Scaling up the mountain has many positive results yet there are still negative consequences. Climbing this particular mountain means that there is a negative side, almost as large as Mount Everest itself. First of all

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    The mountain has claimed many lives and will for as long as there is still people wanting to climb Everest, but they will know the risks of the mountain and all that can happen when climbing the most dangerous tallest mountain in the world so high that planes fly past the top of it. Mt. Everest was commercialized as mountainous and monstrous. The mountain kills many and climbers see all the dead bodies while they are climbing their way up to the different camps and all of them having hard times

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    Thinking of Mount Everest, one usually pictures a majestic mountain towering over the landscape. Nobody ever realizes that Mount Everest is actually being used as a giant junkyard instead of maintaining its beauty. The Swachh Mount Everest Mission, as seen on Outdoor Conservation (http://www.outdoorconservation.eu/project-detail.cfm?projectid=45), is dedicated to working on Mount Everest’s issues and cleaning up all of the trash that has accumulated there. Swachh Mount Everest Mission When it

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    Over 290 people have died trying to mountain climb. So those people who risk their lives doing what they love, they should not pay money if they get stuck. The information article,” Why Everest?” by Guy Moreau. “They may have faced bad weather, and they have struggled up the icy slopes of the “death zone.” This is the part of the climb above 26,247 feet.” this means they struggled up the slopes and it’s really tall so it takes a lot of energy to get up there. Although people don’t think about getting

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    Climbing Mount Everest

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    There are many good things and bad things about climbing Mount Everest. On one hand, successfully climbing Mount Everest could bring you fame. However, the adventure toward scaling up the mountain can be deadly and perilous. Obviously, there are many good and bad things about climbing Mount Everest. Scaling up Mount Everest is deadly in many ways. Climbing up the mountain can damage you, as well as the mountain itself. While climbing up the mountain you can encounter high winds, perilous storms,

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    Just imagine yourself climbing at the top of Mount Everest. Pretty cool and daring right? Well right now there’s a debate whether we should keep it open or not due to it being dangerous and there being many deaths. Although that is true most people believe they should leave it open. It gives people a rush of adrenaline and it’s not like they’d let just anybody in, in order to climb big terrains you must have a license. So the people who lost their lives while climbing the mountain knew that their

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    Have you ever wanted to climb Mount Everest, to be able to say that you overcame obstacles of the environment and became a stronger percent? A complication that has been discussed recently is about whether or not the repercussions of mountaineering outweigh the achievements that derive from mountaineering. As said in “Keep Everest Open”, on the day of April 18th, 2014 there was an avalanche that killed sixteen Nepalese people on Mount Everest. When these catastrophes occur taxpayer money is used

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    Mount Everest known for its stature, has many drawbacks and advantages. It was reported in 2013 that 4,000 people have reached the mountain’s summit, with numerous more attempting. Could you imagine climbing Mount Everest, navigating through the biting and brisky wind, while a storm brews in the distant. A bouquet of white roses grows in the sky. Causing lightning to crack the cerulean sky into two, doesn’t sound very delightful. Although, as atrocious as it may sound Mount Everest has many benefits

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