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    On the morning of February 2‚ 2002‚ 7 year old Danielle Van Dam was found missing in her bedroom in the San Diego suburb of Sabre Springs‚ California. Later her parents‚ Brenda and Damon Van Dam called the police at 9:39 AM. Police soon discover that the neighbor‚ David Alan Westerfield was not in his home the day of Danielle’s disappearance. On February 4‚ Westerfield was then put under 24 hour surveillance after police became suspicious of him cleaning his RV. He made statements to the police that

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    In nature’s biggest fury in six decades in the valley‚ more than 170 people have already lost their lives in the recent flood that struck the indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. Witnessing human terror since ages‚ the valley is under the threat of floods due to a week long incessant rain which is affecting the rescue operations as well. The Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi on Sunday declared the situation a "national-level disaster"‚ and announced a special assistance of Rs 1‚000 crores for

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    Practice Prob 1 - Dam

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    MS5030: Practice problems – Set I 1. A bank classifies borrowers as high-risk or low-risk. Only 15% of its loans are made to those in high-risk category. Of all its loans‚ 5% are in default‚ and 40% of those in default were made to high-risk borrowers. What is the probability that a high-risk borrower will default? 2. A fund manager is considering investing in the stock of a healthcare provider. The manager’s assessment of probabilities of the rates of return on this stock over the next

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    Ekene Nnebe 601 ELA June 5‚ 2015 Rivers There are many advantages and disadvantages for living along rivers. Living near rivers helps people to meet their needs of eating food and other people’s needs such as their families. The river helps people to travel to different places by transportation such as ships‚ boats‚ and kayaks. Living near rivers can be advantageous. The river‚ such as the Nile‚ not only provides water but also helps to provide a good farmland. The river helps people to get stones

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    Title: Nepal faces risk of Landslides and Mudslides After Upload: A New Addition To Nepal’s Worries: Landslides Researchers Anticipate Increased Landslides In Nepal Following The Earthquake A New Disaster Waiting To Happen-Landslides In Nepal Researchers Worried Monsoon Might Bring Landslides To An Earthquake Struck Nepal POD Title: Nepal Vulnerable To Landslides During Monsoon‚ Researchers. Spotlight Title: Nepal Earthquake after-effects: Monsoon Landslides Tags: Nepal‚ Earthquake‚ Monsoon‚ Phrases:

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    discussions concerning the development of the Bakun Dam in the East Malaysian state of Sarawak. If built‚ the dam would be the largest in South-East Asia. The Bakun Dam: A Case Study indicates that generating 2400 megawatts of power‚ it would provide electricity for all of Sarawak‚ and for industries and cities in mainland Malaysia‚ through a cable under the South China Sea. At 650 kilometres‚ this would be by far the longest cable in the world. The Bakun Dam has been a highly controversial issue spanning

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    Encounters with the Archdruid‚ the author observes the discourse between conservationist David Brower and Commissioner of the Bureau of Reclamation‚ Floyd Dominy‚ on the merits of dams in the southwestern United States. Brower "hates all dams‚ large and small‚" while Dominy sees dams as essential to our civilization. The Glen Canyon Dam and Lake Powell‚ which Dominy created‚ are the main issue of debate between the two men. Floyd Dominy graduated from the University of Wyoming in 1932 and‚ after an unsuccessful

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    resource.  Huge generators  convert the potential energy of falling or fast moving water into electrical energy. The potential energy of the water is first converted into mechanical energy and then into electrical energy. Water‚ usually stored in dams‚ is led down through large pipes or tunnels to lower levels‚ and in the course of the fall‚ the water rotates turbines. The mechanical energy produced is converted to electricity by the generators connected to it. The structure that houses the turbines

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    Log * * Up in the Yangtze * * The building of The Three Gorges Dam along the Yangtze River has brought negative impacts and problems to the nearby residences that have been occupying the areas for generations. The documentary‚ Up In the Yangtze‚ reveals the life of one particular family that was extremely affected by the dam project. The population that is most negatively affected by the Three Gorges Dam is the residents and cities that have resided by the Yangtze River for a very

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    to generate electricity from falling water. The capacity to produce this energy is dependent on both the available flow and the height from which it falls. Hydroelectric dams create height for the water to fall and provide storage. In general‚ the higher the dam‚ the more potential energy is available. Building up behind a high dam‚ water accumulates potential energy. The potential energy is then converted to kinetic energy where it can perform work to power a generator. Hydroelectric power can come

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