Jug Jug
The sound you make when your drinking water.
Jug Jug
The sound you make when your drinking water.
There is not even solitude in the mountains But red sullen faces sneer and snarl From doors of mudcracked houses If there were water
This continues to remind me of the film Taxi Driver, where De Niro's characters calls for the rain to waste away and cleanse the city of its all it's vices and sins. He drives late into the night, disgusted with his environment and fueled with anger and rage. Moreover, the mountains which is the anthesis of the city is also affected by the absence of rain.
But sound of water over a rock
Water seems to be a recurring theme in all of the books. He talks about the lack of water or tainted water, "the river sweats oil and tar..."; water that cannot sustain.
Beavers are great for water conservation: they create ponds by damming creeks, and they also dig to make them deeper.
We could be collecting the rain water that flows off our roofs (and also elsewhere), but very few people do -- at least not in the US.
Anxious parents may wonder

eight schools’ drinking fountains in 2006, and in more schools in 2008, 2010 and 2012.

Does fluoride cause cancer?
This is one of my questions.
Picked his bones in whispers. As he rose and fell He passed the stages of his age and youth Entering the whirlpool.
Excited to see hypothesis on Appropedia! We have over 300 thousand edits on thousands of pages. So terrible. For instance, this front page is fairly ugly.
Nationwide Rivers Inventory (NRI) was last updated in 1996.
some farmers will get water, and others will not, simply based on when their land was first irrigated.
This is not fair because farmers weren't told before hand, and so some farmers are lucky while others are not. The situation in which the farmers are in is very perilous, and people with the most water will be able to make the most profit. That will mean that there will be a shortage of fruits and vegetables in the states and it is bad.
Taking that water and dividing it up some other way, he says, would be like taking everyone's paycheck, putting it into a pool, and saying: "We're going to divide that up evenly. Even though you went to school as a doctor for eight or 10 years, and you're making a lot more money than the guy who's driving a school bus, let's take all the money and divide it up evenly."
People with greater education will not be different compared to others when it comes to salary. If one farmer has lots of water because he is responsible and resourceful, while some other farmer has little water because he is lazy, ultimately both will have the same amount of water. It is unfair for resourceful farmers, and thus shows that you do not have to work hard to gather water because everyone will eventually have the same amount of water.
A better way to think about a food’s value might be to think about how a gallon of water could translate into calories that most efficiently feed us humans.
Calories was exactly my first thought when I saw the chart where it was originally published.
river ran red with blood
death in water: river ran red with blood: cf. Aeschylus Persae
he eddying stream of Xantho
in confusion
vortex of confusion
filled with the uproar of men and horses
noise and confusion of death
loud cries
noise of bodies falling in Xanthos/Scamander
amid the whirling eddies
noise of bodies falling in Xanthos/Scamander
the banks rang again
noise of bodies falling in Xanthos/Scamander
The waters resounded
noise of bodies falling in Xanthos/Scamander
a great uproar
noise of bodies falling in Xanthos/Scamander
full-flowing
ἐϋρρεῖος
Here one may certainly admire man as a mighty genius of construction, who succeeds in piling an infinitely complicated dome of concepts upon an unstable foundation, and, as it were, on running water.
and call it "civilization"