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The Living Desert is a 1953 American nature documentary film.
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The answer to this question is - It appears to be held every year in August. Typically toward the end of the month going into September. It's also held in the Black Rock Desert.
I've been through the desert on a horse with no name It felt good to be out of the rain In the desert you can remember your name 'Cause there ain't no one for to give you no pain The song title is "A Horse with No Name" and it was written by Dewey Bunnell in 1971 A Horse With No Name
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it means the sound of the wind blowing in the sand storms. the wind and the sand sound like singing. They're using personification.
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mainly flat desert with salt flats in the south
The Turag has a more basic culture witch includes dancing and singing
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It depends which Legend of Zelda you're playing and the best way to find out how to beat the desert palace in whichever game you're playing is to look up the walkthrough on the internet
In most areas of the Atacama there is not enough moisture in the soil to support any microbial life forms. When NASA was testing their Mars Rovers in the Atacama their instruments could not detect any life, bacteria or otherwise, in the soil of the desert.
sand boarding, camel riding and dune buggying are all fun activities to do in the desert as long as you have LOTS of water
Yes. Diegetic means anything within the scene. Non-diegetic, or more properly extra-diegetic, would therefore mean anything outside of the scene. The line between the two can sometimes be blurred, particularly in musicals: for example, in the film "The Sound of Music" the songs "My Favorite Things", "Do-Re-Mi", and "The Lonely Goatherd" are diegetic, because within the story, the characters are singing, and aware that they are singing. The songs "Something Good" and "Maria" on the other hand are non-diegetic, because even though the performers in the movie are singing, within the story the characters are not singing, nor are they aware that they are singing. Another way in which the line is sometimes blurred is in scenes when what seems initially to be extra-diegetec music is revealed to be diegetic (usually done for comedic purposes, for example in "Blazing Saddles" when Sheriff Bart is riding through the desert to the strains of a Count Basie tune, and the camera pans to reveal Count Basie and his orchestra in the middle of the desert, playing the song).