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F R E E<br />

S P I R I T<br />

FEBRUARY 2<strong>01</strong>9 / Issue 1 / Vol 1<br />

R O S E L L E<br />

C U N A N A N


L I F E T A L K<br />

C O N F R O N T I N G I S S U E S W I T H Y O U R F O L K S<br />

When it comes to being<br />

Approach them calmly about<br />

honest with your parents, it<br />

a situation you'd want to tell<br />

can be tough. You're afraid<br />

them. Try to collect your<br />

they might just scold you for<br />

thoughts prior to talking to<br />

something when you're finally<br />

them so you're not stumbling<br />

being honest with them. So<br />

all over the place. If you have<br />

here's a trick to get it out of<br />

to, write down your points so<br />

your chest, with no fear.<br />

you can discuss them properly


S H I P S<br />

D A U G H T E R<br />

A R E Y O U R F R I E N D S<br />

F O R R E A L ?<br />

we meet<br />

Sometimes<br />

people in our lives<br />

temporary<br />

they don't stay for too<br />

and<br />

because they're actually<br />

long<br />

lesson for us. They teach us<br />

a<br />

to become stronger, and<br />

how<br />

independent as<br />

more<br />

No man is an<br />

individuals.<br />

but some have to go.<br />

island,<br />

S O M E T I M E S Y O U O N L Y<br />

N E E D O N E F R I E N D<br />

We have that one friend that<br />

we can say anything and<br />

everything to. Keep that one<br />

special friend close, and take<br />

care of your relationship with<br />

him or her. It can blossom<br />

into a greater friendship that<br />

can withstand anything, and<br />

everything. Together, you can<br />

be unstoppable.


T R A V E L<br />

F I N D O U T W H E R E T O G O W I T H Y O U R B F F<br />

Travelling with a person you<br />

just to get away from the<br />

know you trust can be a real<br />

concrete jungle, and go back to<br />

rewarding thing for your<br />

your roots. Take a rest with your<br />

relationship for him or her.<br />

BFF somewhere you guys can<br />

Sure, you two might just be<br />

totally chill and hang out and<br />

friends, but travelling allows<br />

talk for hours with no awkward<br />

the both of you to grow and<br />

silences. Try to make a good<br />

learn more about each other.<br />

experience out of it by really<br />

Take the time to go out on a<br />

enjoying every single moment<br />

small trip, even just a road trip<br />

with your buddy.


Y O U ' R E<br />

G I V E N T H I S<br />

L I F E<br />

B E C A U S E<br />

Y O U ' R E<br />

S T R O N G<br />

E N O U G H T O<br />

L I V E I T .


news article discusses current or<br />

A<br />

news of either general<br />

recent<br />

(i.e. daily newspapers) or<br />

interest<br />

a specific topic (i.e. political<br />

of<br />

trade news magazines, club<br />

or<br />

or technology<br />

newsletters,<br />

news article can include<br />

A<br />

of eyewitnesses to the<br />

accounts<br />

event. It can contain<br />

happening<br />

accounts, statistics,<br />

photographs,<br />

recollections, interviews,<br />

graphs,<br />

debates on the topic, etc.<br />

polls,<br />

can be used to focus the<br />

Headlines<br />

attention on a particular (or<br />

reader’s<br />

part of the article. The writer<br />

main)<br />

also give facts and detailed<br />

can<br />

following answers to<br />

information<br />

questions like who,<br />

general<br />

to people can also be<br />

References<br />

through the written accounts<br />

made<br />

interviews and debates<br />

of<br />

the factuality of the<br />

confirming<br />

information and the<br />

writer’s<br />

of his source.<br />

reliability<br />

P A G E 3 • V O Y A G E<br />

WAYS OF<br />

TRAVELING<br />

WRITTEN ARTHUR CLEMENS<br />

what, when, where, why and how.<br />

TRIPS TAKE<br />

PEOPLE.<br />

news websites).


is the movement of<br />

Travel<br />

between relatively<br />

people<br />

geographical locations,<br />

distant<br />

can in<strong>vol</strong>ve travel by foot,<br />

and<br />

automobile, train, boat,<br />

bicycle,<br />

or other means, with or<br />

airplane,<br />

luggage, and can be one<br />

without<br />

or round trip. Travel can<br />

way<br />

include relatively short<br />

also<br />

between successive<br />

stays<br />

origin of the<br />

movements.The<br />

"travel" is most likely lost<br />

word<br />

history. The term "travel" may<br />

to<br />

from the Old French<br />

originate<br />

travail. According to the<br />

word<br />

Webster dictionary, the<br />

Merriam<br />

known use of the word<br />

first<br />

was in the 14th century..<br />

travel<br />

P A G E 4 • V O Y A G E<br />

WAYS OF<br />

TRAVELING<br />

WRITTEN CHRIS MOLLINS


Editor's Note<br />

Within the first billion years of Earth's history, life<br />

appeared in the oceans and began to affect the<br />

Earth's atmosphere and surface, leading to the<br />

proliferation of aerobic and anaerobic organisms.<br />

Some geological evidence indicates that life may<br />

have arisen as much as 4.1 billion years ago.<br />

In this model, atmospheric "greenhouse gases"<br />

kept the oceans from freezing when the newly<br />

forming Sun had only 70% of its current<br />

luminosity. By 3.5 Gya, Earth's magnetic field was<br />

established, which helped prevent the atmosphere<br />

from being stripped away by the solar wind.<br />

Since then, the combination of Earth's distance<br />

from the Sun, physical properties, and geological<br />

history have allowed life to e<strong>vol</strong>ve and thrive.<br />

In the history of the Earth, biodiversity has gone<br />

through long periods of expansion, occasionally<br />

punctuated by mass extinction events. Over 7.4<br />

billion humans live on Earth and depend on its<br />

biosphere and minerals for their survival. Humans<br />

have developed diverse societies and cultures;<br />

politically, the world has about 200 sovereign<br />

states. Earth's atmosphere and oceans were<br />

formed by <strong>vol</strong>canic activity and outgassing that<br />

included water vapor. The origin of the world's<br />

oceans was condensation augmented by water and<br />

ice delivered by asteroids.<br />

A crust formed when the molten outer layer of<br />

Earth cooled to form a solid. The two models that<br />

explain land mass propose either a steady growth<br />

to the present-day forms or, more likely, a rapid<br />

growth early in Earth history followed by a longterm<br />

steady continental area.<br />

Continents formed by plate tectonics, a process<br />

ultimately driven by the continuous loss of heat<br />

from Earth's interior. On time scales lasting<br />

hundreds of millions of years, the supercontinents<br />

have assembled and broken apart. Roughly 750<br />

mya (million years ago), one of the earliest known<br />

supercontinents, Rodinia, began to break apart.<br />

The continents later recombined to form Pannotia,<br />

600–540 mya, then finally Pangaea, which also<br />

broke apart 180 mya.<br />

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Contents<br />

1 5<br />

EXPLORING THE TROPICS<br />

The majority of Earth's polar regions are<br />

covered in ice, including the Antarctic ice<br />

sheet and the sea ice<br />

2 4<br />

LATE HEAVY<br />

BOMBARDMENTS<br />

The shape of Earth is approximately oblate<br />

spheroidal. Due to rotation, the Earth is<br />

flattened along the geographic axis.<br />

2 6<br />

GEOLOGICAL HISTORY<br />

Earth's interior, like that of the other<br />

terrestrial planets, is divided into layers by<br />

their chemical or physical properties.<br />

2 9<br />

DON'T GO CHASING<br />

WATERFALLS<br />

The outer layer is a chemically distinct<br />

silicate solid crust, which is underlain by a<br />

highly viscous solid mantle.<br />

3 1<br />

PHYSICAL<br />

CHARACTERISTICS<br />

The thickness of the crust varies from about<br />

6 km (kilometers) under the oceans to<br />

30–50 km for the continents.<br />

3 4<br />

FINDING MIDDLE GROUND<br />

The crust and the cold, rigid, top of the<br />

upper mantle are collectively known as the<br />

lithosphere, and it is of the lithosphere.


Mc Craig<br />

Adrian<br />

IN CHIEF<br />

EDITOR<br />

Editor's Note<br />

Animals are used as food either directly or<br />

Most food has always been obtained<br />

indirectly by the products they produce.<br />

through agriculture. With increasing<br />

Meat is an example of a direct product taken<br />

concern over both the methods and<br />

from an animal, which comes from muscle<br />

products of modern industrial agriculture,<br />

systems or from organs.<br />

there has been a growing trend toward<br />

sustainable agricultural practices.<br />

Food products produced by animals include<br />

milk produced by mammary glands, which<br />

This approach, partly fueled by consumer<br />

in many cultures is drunk or processed into<br />

dairy products (cheese, butter, etc.). In<br />

demand, encourages biodiversity, local selfreliance<br />

and organic farming methods.[10]<br />

addition, birds and other animals lay eggs,<br />

Major influences on food production include<br />

which are often eaten, and bees produce<br />

international organizations (e.g. the World<br />

honey, a reduced nectar from flowers, which<br />

Trade Organization and Common<br />

is a popular sweetener in many cultures.<br />

Agricultural Policy), national government<br />

policy (or law), and war.<br />

Some cultures consume blood, sometimes in<br />

the form of blood sausage, as a thickener for<br />

sauces, or in a cured, salted form for times of<br />

food scarcity, and others use blood in stews<br />

such as jugged hare.


set up for a<br />

road trip<br />

magazine is a publication, usually a<br />

A<br />

publication, which is printed or<br />

periodical<br />

published (sometimes referred<br />

electronically<br />

as an online magazine). At its root, the<br />

to<br />

"magazine" refers to a collection or<br />

word<br />

location. Magazines are generally<br />

storage<br />

published on a regular schedule and contain<br />

a variety of content. They are generally<br />

O U R G U I D E T O A F O O L P R O O F L I F E O N<br />

T H E R O A D , G O O D F O R A M O N T H !<br />

financed by advertising, by a purchase price,<br />

by prepaid subscriptions, or a combination of<br />

B Y S T E V E N C H O<br />

the three. At its root, the word "magazine"<br />

refers to a collection or storage location. In<br />

the case of written publication, it is a<br />

collection of written articles. This explains<br />

why magazine publications share the word<br />

root with gunpowder magazines, artillery<br />

magazines, firearms magazines. At its root,<br />

the word "magazine" refers to a collection or<br />

storage location.


the journey to<br />

the top of the<br />

world<br />

I N E V E R T H O U G H T I ' D S E E O U R H O M E<br />

L I K E T H I S . I T W A S M A J E S T I C , A N D<br />

I N D E E D , N A T U R E I S I N C R E D I B L E .<br />

A magazine is a publication, usually a periodical<br />

A magazine is a publication, usually a periodical<br />

publication, which is printed or electronically<br />

publication, which is printed or electronically<br />

published (sometimes referred to as an online<br />

published (sometimes referred to as an online<br />

magazine). Magazines are generally published<br />

magazine). Magazines are generally published<br />

on a regular schedule and contain a variety of<br />

on a regular schedule and contain a variety of<br />

content. They are generally financed by<br />

content. They are generally financed by<br />

advertising, by a purchase price, by prepaid<br />

advertising, by a purchase price, by prepaid<br />

subscriptions, or a combination of the three. At<br />

subscriptions, or a combination of the three. At<br />

its root, the word "magazine" refers to a<br />

its root, the word "magazine" refers to a<br />

collection or storage location. In the case of<br />

collection or storage location. In the case of<br />

written publication, it is a collection of written<br />

written publication, it is a collection of written<br />

articles. This explains why magazine publications<br />

articles. This explains why magazine publications<br />

share the word root with gunpowder magazines,<br />

share the word root with gunpowder magazines,<br />

artillery magazines, firearms magazines.<br />

artillery magazines, firearms magazines.


w a l k t h e e a r t h<br />

e x p l o r i n g t h e t o p s<br />

o f t h e w o r l d<br />

O C T O B E R 2 0 1 9 • I S S U E 1 0 • V O L U M E 1 2


SKYLAR<br />

T H E M U S I C I A N ' S B A T T L E<br />

SMITH<br />

Find out why the pop artist of the century went on<br />

a hiatus for 5 long years.<br />

A musician (or instrumentalist) is a person who plays a<br />

musical instrument or is musically talented. Anyone<br />

who composes and performs music may also be<br />

referred to as a musician.<br />

Musicians can specialize in any musical style, and<br />

some musicians play in a variety of different styles.<br />

Examples of a musician's possible skills include<br />

performing, conducting, singing, composing,<br />

arranging, and the orchestration of music.<br />

The foundation of Romantic period music coincides<br />

with what is often called the age of re<strong>vol</strong>utions, an age<br />

of upheavals in political, economic, social, and military<br />

traditions. This age included the initial transformations<br />

of the Industrial Re<strong>vol</strong>ution. A re<strong>vol</strong>utionary energy<br />

was also at the core of Romanticism.<br />

The world transitioned from 19th-century<br />

Romanticism to 20th century Modernism, bringing<br />

major musical changes. In 20th-century music,<br />

composers and musicians rejected the emotiondominated<br />

Romantic period, and strove to represent<br />

the world the way they perceived it. Musicians wrote<br />

to be "...objective, while objects existed on their own<br />

terms. While past eras concentrated on spirituality,<br />

this new period placed emphasis on physicality and<br />

things that were concrete."<br />

The term popular music belongs to a number of<br />

musical genres "having wide appeal" and typically<br />

distributed to large audiences through the music<br />

industry. These forms and styles can be enjoyed and<br />

performed by people with little or no musical training.


FOUNTAIN<br />

YOUTH<br />

OF<br />

H O W S A M A N T H A<br />

A N D R E W S S T A Y S<br />

Y O U N G A T 4 0<br />

Yoga is a group of physical,<br />

mental, and spiritual<br />

practices or disciplines which<br />

originated in ancient India.<br />

There is a broad variety of<br />

Yoga schools, practices, and<br />

goals in Hinduism,<br />

Buddhism, and Jainism.<br />

Among the most well-known<br />

types of yoga are Hatha yoga<br />

and Rāja yoga.<br />

The origins of yoga have<br />

been speculated to date back<br />

to pre-Vedic Indian traditions,<br />

it is mentioned in the<br />

Rigveda, but most likely<br />

developed around the sixth<br />

and fifth centuries BCE, in<br />

ancient India's ascetic and<br />

śramanạ movements.<br />

Yoga gurus from India later<br />

introduced yoga to the west,<br />

[16] following the success of<br />

Swami Vivekananda in the<br />

late 19th and early 20th<br />

century. In the 1980s, yoga<br />

became popular as a system<br />

of physical exercise across<br />

the Western world.<br />

Yoga in Indian traditions,<br />

however, is more than<br />

physical exercise, it has a<br />

meditative and spiritual core.<br />

One of the six major<br />

I DO YOGA,<br />

I'M VEGAN,<br />

AND I TRY TO<br />

STAY HAPPY<br />

ALL THE<br />

orthodox schools of Hinduism is also called Yoga,<br />

which has its own epistemology and metaphysics,<br />

and is closely related to Hindu Samkhya<br />

philosophy.<br />

TIME.<br />

Distinctions are sometimes made between several<br />

categories of veganism. Dietary vegans refrain from<br />

ingesting animal products. This means avoiding not<br />

only meat but also egg and dairy products and<br />

other animal-derived foodstuffs. Some dietary<br />

vegans choose to wear clothing that includes<br />

animal products (for example, leather or wool).<br />

The term ethical vegan is<br />

often applied to those who<br />

extend the philosophy<br />

beyond diet into other areas<br />

of their lives.<br />

Vegan diets tend to be higher<br />

in dietary fiber, magnesium,<br />

folic acid, vitamin C, vitamin<br />

E, iron, and phytochemicals,<br />

and lower in dietary energy,<br />

saturated fat, cholesterol,<br />

long-chain omega-3 fatty<br />

acids, vitamin D, calcium,<br />

zinc, and vitamin B12. Wellplanned<br />

vegan diets can<br />

reduce the risk of some types<br />

of chronic disease including<br />

heart disease.<br />

Vegan diets are regarded as<br />

appropriate for all stages of<br />

the life-cycle by the American<br />

Academy of Nutrition and<br />

Dietetics, the Australian<br />

National Health and Medical<br />

Research Council, and<br />

Dietitians of Canada.<br />

Because uncontaminated<br />

plant foods do not provide<br />

vitamin B12 (which is<br />

produced by microorganisms<br />

such as bacteria),<br />

researchers agree that<br />

vegans should eat B12-<br />

fortified foods.

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