The Millennium Drago
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A merchant sailor came to San Marcos, Icod in search of Croton Lechleri sap from the Drago tree. The sap has medicinal properties and is valuable. While resting on the beach, he saw native women bathing in the sea. One beautiful woman captured his attention and offered him fruits. As he ate an apple, the woman fled into a grove of trees. The sailor pursued her but found his way blocked by a Drago tree that was shaking its leaves like daggers. Thinking it was protecting the woman, he threw a dart at the tree, causing it to bleed from its trunk. Frightened by what he had done, believing he had injured a dragon, the sailor
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This document provides tips for saving water in daily activities like showering, brushing teeth, doing dishes, washing cars, watering gardens, using water toys, and applying fertilizers. Some key recommendations include taking short showers instead of baths, turning off the water while brushing teeth, only running the dishwasher or washing dishes when full, going to a car wash instead of washing cars at home, watering gardens only when needed, avoiding water toys that could waste water, and using fertilizer sparingly. The overall document aims to educate people on small changes they can make to conserve water and reduce water bills.
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This document provides 13 tips for conserving water at home. Some key tips include only running dishwashers and washing machines when full, taking quick showers, reusing water for plants when possible instead of pouring it down the drain, turning off faucets while brushing teeth, and adjusting water heater temperature instead of flow to use less water. The overall document encourages various small changes that can help reduce overall home water usage.
How to save water by Group 3
This document provides tips for saving water at home. Some key recommendations include taking quick showers instead of baths, filling the bathtub only partially, using a cup of water instead of running water when brushing teeth, turning off the water when brushing teeth or washing hands, and fixing leaky faucets. Other tips include only running dishwashers and washing machines when full, hand washing dishes in a partially filled sink instead of under running water, and using buckets of water instead of hoses when washing cars. Adopting these water saving habits can significantly reduce household water usage.
How to save water by Group 2
Saving water is important as water resources are decreasing around the world. Some ways to save water include brushing teeth with a cup of water instead of leaving the tap running, taking quick showers instead of baths to use less water, turning off the tap while washing hands and only using a small stream of water, tightening taps to prevent leaks, and using water-saving programs on appliances like washing machines and dishwashers. These small changes can help save thousands of liters of water per year.
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- Surface water rescue is defined as rescuing someone floating in cold water and involves multiple agencies like police, fire, and EMS with different training levels and responsibilities. Industry standards for specific training and equipment are important.
- Lifebuoys are floating rescue devices that can be thrown to someone in the water to prevent drowning and provide buoyancy. Some have lights to aid night rescues.
- Buoys can be anchored or drifting and are used for various purposes.
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This document provides safety tips and guidelines for water activities. It emphasizes the importance of learning to swim and always swimming with a buddy. Other key points include knowing your limits in the water, being cautious when diving, applying sunscreen, staying hydrated, not mixing alcohol and water activities, following boating safety rules, and ensuring water is a safe temperature. It also cautions about winter swimming dangers and provides pool safety tips for children. The overall message is that most water accidents can be prevented by being aware of potential hazards and following basic safety guidelines.
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The document summarizes the daily activities of a student during their trip to Cyprus. Over the course of several days, they woke up early, had breakfast, attended school and Greek language lessons, played volleyball at the beach, went shopping in Nicosia, attended birthday parties, and ultimately left Cyprus on the last day after saying goodbye to the friends they made, looking forward to seeing them again in the future.
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- 1. THE MILLENNIUN GRAGO
- 2. On upon a time, a merchant sailor came from the Mediterranean coast to search of Croton Lechleri , a sick red lap from the Drago tree in the afternoon. Its rap was very valuable and very important in the development of certain preparations of pharmacopoeia.
- 3. The Croton lechleri from The Drago Tree It can cure wounds in the skin, stopping the infection and speed healing. But it also used on fractures, wounds and pain reliever. It is also special for the treatment of stomach ulcers, chronic gastritis, The cirrhosis of the liver and internal injuries. It is also used for external use on skin inflammation, rheumatism and cure acne. inflammatory diseases, including asthma, arthritis and ulcerative colitis.
- 4. His ship docked on the beach of San Marcos, Icod to increase his lucrative purpose.
- 5. He was surprised by the princesses and some women having their traditional ritual bath in the sea that summer afternoon. He was astonished by her beauty captured her.
- 6. She conquered his heart , she had signs of esteem in her hands and offered him some beautiful fruits of this land .
- 7. He drank Drago tree rap and imagine his being rounded by beatiful ladies offering him apples from the mytical Hesperides garden as if she was The Soul of Hellenic myth of the Hesperides
- 8. While he was eating the apple happily, the beautiful native leapt across the gorge, and quickly fled to the nearby grove, hiding behind the trees.
- 9. The traveller wanted to chase her closely, but was surprised to see something in his way, that a foreign tree shook its leaves like daggers endless, and its trunk was like a snake's body shook with the sea wind and among its tentacles. It was as if protected her from him. The beautiful maiden hid the Guanche.
- 10. The sailor threw a dart to the Drago tree as if it was a monster into its trunk and The Drago began to drip liquid ( Blood or rap) from its trunk. He thought his dagger had hurt the dragon’s heart, because the creature began to bleeding
- 11. The man became so upsept and frightened as he fled the slopes below, got into his little boat and went away far from the coast, because he thought he had killed the dragon of Hesperides’ Garden