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    Case Study of Mount St. Helens Date: 18th May‚ 1980 Time: 8:30-8:33 8: 30—ash and steam erupted. 8:32—earthquake of magnitude 5.1 on the Richter scale caused the bulge on the north side of the mountain to move forwards and downwards‚ releasing material that formed a landslide of rock‚ glacier‚ ice‚ and soil that moved downhill to fill Spirit Lake. However‚ the water only reinforced it‚ and it moved rapidly down the northern fork of the Toutle Valley. The mudflow reached

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    Alex “For the first time ever‚ I felt ashamed of my species. The volcano had taken our homes‚ our food‚ our automobiles‚ and our airplanes‚ but it hadn’t taken our humanity. No‚ we’d given that up on our own.” Pg 50 Darla“A librarian can’t live by books alone‚ and I wouldn’t eat them if I could. Feel too much like cannibalism.” Pg 75 “Alex Condoms instantly shot to the number-one position on my mental list of must-find survival supplies‚ far ahead of food‚ water‚ and a way across the Mississippi

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    German Car Rental Industry | 21510 - Global Context of Management (Due: 07 May 2012) | Melissa Townsend 11245216 | TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary | 2 | Introduction | 3 | Industry Landscape | 3-4 | Future Outlook | 4 | PESTEL Analysis | 4 | Porter’s 5 Forces Analysis | 5 | References | 6-7 | Bibliography | 8 | Appendices | 9-24 | ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Executive Summary -------------------------------------------------

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    Vikings were intriguing but ruthless. They were fierce warriors. They lived in Scandinavia‚ but they traveled a lot. They invaded villages in search of valuables‚ because their land could not support them. Most of the villages were defenseless‚ so the vikings could invade easier. They attacked for food‚ livestock‚ treasury‚ and land. After these invasions‚ anything that was left behind was burnt. These men‚ who were nicknamed Beserkers‚ were like raging mad men. At churches they had special

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    discuss is geothermal energy. Geothermal energy is heat that is generated by the plumes of magma that rise from the earth’s core to the crust. This magma heats the rocks of the earth’s crust. Geothermal energy is used as a major source of energy in Iceland. Iceland is a volcanic island formed by tectonic forces along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. In Reykjavik‚ geothermal energy from underground hot springs is used to generate electricity and to heat 95% of all buildings in the city including homes‚ commercial

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    Capital of the world. Tuna is a major good for the Philippines and is the lifeline so to speak. Tuna is a multimillion dollar industry for the country‚ a lot of citizen’s fish daily. 3. Preview Three Main Points- The Philippines are also home to 200 volcanos. Twenty-two of which are active. In the Philippine culture lips are not just for kissing‚ but also pointing. Philippine’s think very highly of Balut‚ which are under developed duck eggs. They consider them a delicacy. 4. Transition- The Philippine

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    Natural Calamities A natural calamity is a major adverse event resulting from natural processes of‚ or effecting‚ the Earth; examples include floods‚ severe weather‚ volcanic eruptions‚ earthquakes‚ and other geologic processes. A natural calamity can cause loss of life or property damage‚ and typically leaves some economic damage in its wake‚ the severity of which depends on the affected population’s resilience‚ or ability to recover. A natural calamity are the side effects or the after effects

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    first part of this history involves an ancestral volcano to Pinatubo. This period includes all eruptions to about 35 thousand years ago. Ancestral Pinatubo was a stratovolcano made of andesite and dacite. TAAL VOLCANO ISLAND  Location: Batangas  The Taal Volcano Island has wide range of natural and scenic spots‚ potential of scientific research and ecotourism endeavor. It is one of the lowest active volcanoes in the wolrd. Taal Volcano is about 2-hour

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    Tourism in the Philippines Tourism in the Philippines is a major economic contributor to the Philippine economy. The Philippines is an archipelagic country composed of 7‚107 islands. It offers a rich biodiversity with its tropical rainforests‚ mountains‚ beaches‚ coral reefs‚ islands‚ and diverse range of flora and fauna‚ making it as one of the megadiverse countries in the world. In 2012‚ the country attracted 4‚272‚811 visitors. History Philippine tourism flourished in the 1970s and early

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    Types of Volcano Research Composite Volcanoes:  Composite volcanoes‚ also called strato volcanoes‚ are formed by alternating layers of lava and rock fragments.  This is the reason they are called composite.      Strato-volcanoes often form impressive‚ snow-capped peaks which are often exceeding 2500m in height‚ 1000sq.km in surface‚ and 400km3 in volume.      Between eruptions they are often so quiet they seem extinct.  To witness the start of a great eruption requires luck or very careful

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