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    become his primary inspiration to pursue photography. Strangely enough the 1906 earthquake made a permanent mark on him as he was thrown to the ground breaking his nose. When he was 17 he gained his early experience and inspiration by working for the Sierra Club at the Club ’s LeConte Memorial Lodge‚ in Yosemite National Park. Ansel eventually became a photographer for the clubs annual outings. He is best known as a visionary figure for natural photography as well as for his passion in preserving the

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    John Muir

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    Muir in my eyes remains a hero to the wilderness and the natural world. He sought to preserve the Yosemite national park. Through this he tried to bring awareness and knowledge to the common people with the hopes that they would learn and come to appreciate nature in the ways he did. He desired for people to experience the love he had for the wilderness. The excitement he got from the simplest things nature brought him was indescribable. From childhood where he was brought up in Scotland‚ he

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    and Cavinti‚ Laguna. Caliraya is 1‚500 feet above sea level‚ blessed with fresh‚ cool mountain air‚ clear bluewaters that embrace its irregular shorelines‚ secluded coves arid lake islands‚ fantastic picture-perfect sceneries of Mt. Banahaw and Sierra Madre mountain range‚ verdant forest and cool weather all year-round that is the same as Tagaytays. Along the winding lakeshore‚ you will pass by a number of small‚ quaint resorts‚ boating and fishing enclaves‚ Japanese garden and various hotels

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    John Muir Muir had always explored nature so he had passions for nature at a young age. He began his love affair with nature when he was young possibly due to his reaction to a strict religious upbringing. As a young boy‚ Muir became fascinated with the East Lothian landscape‚ and was known to spend a lot of time wandering the local coastline and countryside and it was during this time that he became interested in natural history and the works of Scottish naturalists. When Muir immigrated to the

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    Conservation is the management of all of earths renewable and nonrenewable resources. In the effort to try to preserve animals‚ plants‚ and natural resources. In Encounters with the Archdruid‚ Charles Park; the preservationist‚ is trying to keep nature‚ dams‚ lakes‚ rivers‚ and the mountains alive and safe from no harm or injury. Preservation is the action of preserving places in the earth untouched by humans. In the book‚ David Brower is the preservationist. In 1964‚ the Wilderness Act was written

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    Trees in a Concrete Jungle Dennis Artischev History 105‚ Section 23‚ Fall 2012 As John Muir made his trek across the Sierra he described a beautiful landscape of mountains‚ valleys‚ rivers‚ lakes and more. People have always had a fascination with nature and the amazing variety of landscapes in America. John Muir was one of the many who loved spending his time in the nature of the western frontier. It was expansive‚ untouched and offered a great variety of terrain‚ but in our modernized and developed

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    Q1) Choose an Asian film from WEEKS 1-6 of the course and provide a critical analysis and account of its press/critical reception and/or marketing (in its country of origin‚ overseas‚ or both). ______________________________________________________________________________ Yojimbo BY MUSTAFA I. ABDELMAGEED As Kurosawa himself once pointed out‚ the story of Yojimbo is so simple it ’s a wonder nobody thought of it before. A quick summary of “Yojimbo”‚ The film stars Toshiro Mifune as Kuwabatake

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    John Muir

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    of this expansion hadn’t surfaced. Muir befriended the likes of Teddy Roosevelt and the railroad executive E.H. Harriman to organize actions that benefitted all parties. Muir’s efforts towards his vision were founding the environmental agency “The Sierra Club” and writing articles for Century Magazine‚ which prompted Congress to create Yosemite National Park. In the article Protecting Yosemite‚ Muir discusses the challenges and benefits involved in the process of creation and after effects of Yosemite

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    An Unexpected Journey Into the Wild‚ the 1996 book written by Jon Krakauer expands on the true story of Christopher J. McCandless‚ a well-educated young man who chased after his dreams and ambitions. While venturing to several places during his journey‚ he also met a myriad of people along the way. Carine McCandless is the sister of literal icon Chris McCandless‚ whose life story captured the hearts of millions around the world. The website “carinemccandless.com” reports that she played a significant

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    Chinese American History

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    Railroad. The Chinese laborers worked out well and thousands more were recruited until the railroad’s completion in 1869. Chinese labor provided the massive labor needed to build the majority of the Central Pacific’s difficult railroad tracks through the Sierra Nevada mountains and across Nevada. The Chinese population rose from 2‚716 in 1851 to 63‚000 by 1871. In the decade 1861-70‚ 64‚301 were recorded as arriving‚ followed by 123‚201 in 1871-80 and 61‚711 in 1881-1890. 77% were located in California‚

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