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If I only had one hour of internet left I would I would ask everybody for their phone numbers and download a bunch of videos and tutorials in case of an emergency. I would probably watch let’s plays and lots of other things on netflix. I would download movies and entire tv series so that I wouldn’t run out of content to watch and keep me occupied. Another thing I would do is save a ton of pictures that I could use as drawing inspiration. If forced to pick between staying in the country I grew

countries in Africa. However, the main country that I am going to focus there is on Eritrea. This country really surprised me. This country is located in Eastern Africa, It was bordered by Sudan in the west and Ethiopia in the south. It is known as the horn of Africa. This country was plagued for decades by war, droughts and disease. People in this country have an estimated annual per capita income of less then $250, however there is no starvation (according to the organization in 1999). An strange factor

Birth and Death Practices in Somalia Birth and death practices in Somalia are both based on longstanding religious practices and cultural traditions, but the birth experience is largely the domain of women. For instance, Hernlund and Shell-Duncan (2007) report that, "In Somalia, giving birth is an activity exclusively restricted to the women's sphere" (p. 122). A study on birthing experiences of Somalia women conducted in Sweden, though, found that when given the opportunity, most Somalia women

The Trumpet In fourth grade our class was taken to the gym to see the older kids playing instruments. There were so many different instruments being played, the sounds they were making with their instruments were awesome. It looked like it would be a lot of fun to play an instrument in the band and I couldn’t wait to get to try it. They let us pick our top three instruments we thought we liked and let us see them closer up and try them out. The trumpet was the first and the only instrument I tried

Somalia is located in Eastern Africa,bordering the gulf of Aden and the Indian Ocean, east of Ethiopia. The country bordering countries are Djibouti, Ethiopia and Kenya.The Gulf of Aden , lies to the North of Somalia separating the country from Yemen.The eastern coast faces directly the Indian Ocean . The country lies Between latitudes two degrees South and twelve degrees North, and longitudes forty one and fifty two East. The country has a total area of 627,337 square kilometers of land

The country of Somalia, is situated in the Horn of Africa, Somalia lies along the Gulf of Aden and the Indian Ocean. Its boundaries are Djibouti in the northwest, Ethiopia in the west, and Kenya in the Southwest. Somalia itself is slightly smaller than State Texas. The country of Somalia is mostly arid and barren, Somalia has two main rivers, the Shebelle and the Juba. Somalia is bordered by Ethiopia to the west, to the Northwest is Djiboutit, the Gulf of Aden to the north, the Indian Ocean to

Located on the Horn of Africa, Somalia is a small country colonized in the late 1880s by Britain, Italy and France. In the 1960s, Somalia gained its independence but remained a very unstable place. In 1969, a group overthrew the government and Mohammed Siad Barre, the general of the group, became Somalia’s president and dictator until 1991. During his time as president, Mohammed Barre attempted to regain Somali territory from their neighbouring country, Ethiopia, but eventually the fight was lost

Before I begin my epic story about my homeland (Somalia) I would like to give a brief background about Somalia. After World War II the British and Italian’s colonized Somalia into a country where the people had no rights and no choices. One would think colonization would be eradicated after World War II; however that was not the case. On July 1st 1960 Somalia gained its independence from Britain and Italy. On that day our nation was reborn, but this time stronger than ever before. As a young kid

Mahdi 8 Deforestation and Charcoal Production in Somalia Mahdi Haile DPP 911.01: Environ Factors in Development Practice Kalle Matso July 30, 2015 INTRODUCTION According to the information thrown from the course reveals that over the past 30 years, assessments of the woodfuel situation in developing countries, have changed substantially. In the mid-1970s, recognition that huge and growing numbers of people depended on fuelwood as their principal domestic fuel led to

The Drake Passage is a fierce body of water that is around the Cape Horn and the South Shetland Islands of the Antarctic. It connects the southeastern part of the Pacific Ocean and extends through the Southern Ocean. It is the shortest crossing to Antarctica, than any other landmass. The other two passages are around the extreme Southern part of South America. The winds are so extreme, ships can’t make a headway through the Passage. The Antarctic current pushes more than 600 time the flow