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    A disaster hotspot is an area with a vulnerable population at risk from 2 or more hazards. The Philippines are considered a disaster hot spot. The Philippines are exposed to more than 2 hazards‚ geophysical and hydro-meteorological such as earthquakes and tropical storms these hazards are more affective as he Philippines is known for having a vulnerable‚ poor‚ population meaning it has a lower capacity to cope. The Philippines are largely affected by geophysical hazards‚ mainly by tectonic hazards

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    Beowulf The danger of pride Pride can be destructive. In the poem Beowulf‚ we can observe that pride has always been a really dangerous‚ even deadly flaw. The paradigm of pride really obvious in this poem. We are going to study Beowulf’s battle against Grendel‚ where we can observe the importance of reputation. Beowulf’s pride can be related to the epic hero he’s incarning. He represents the braveness‚ the strength and it seems like he doesn’t fear anything. Although‚ his power obligates

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    Pride and Prejudice Essay Ellie Richardson 2/3/15 Pride and Prejudice‚ written in 1830 by the talented Jane Austen‚ is a captivating romance novel revolving around the obvious traits of pride and prejudice. At first‚ Austen had planned to name the book First Impressions because of how much they affect the story. Darcy’s impression of Eliza is made out of pride‚ and Elizabeth makes an impression of Darcy which prejudices herself against him throughout the novel. Also‚ because her first impression

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    Fukushima disaster Japan is one of the most affected countries by natural disasters because of it’s geographical placement on the tectonic plates. In 2011 Japan was impacted by a monumental earthquake that caused a tsunami. This provoked the nuclear plant Fukushima Daiichi to leak radioactive material into the farm lands of Japan. Fukushima was overheating due to equipment failure‚ and loss of coolant agent. This was the result of a nuclear meltdown. It was rapidly shut down to prevent any further

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    success of the government of any country cannot be under played‚ ranging from economic turn over to influence in policies making and implementation and more relevant to this topic its role in coming to the aid of the government in times of crisis and disasters. The Bali Roundtable on developing countries in 2002 recognized the business sector as a primary driver of economic development and the World Summit for Sustainability identified business involvement as critical in alleviating poverty and achieving

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    Pride & Prejudice Jane Austin‚ the author of Pride & Prejudice‚ was born December 16‚ 1775. She was one of five children to her parents George and Cassandra Austen. Austin was very close to her only sister Cassandra and the correspondence between the two was abundant‚ although many of the letters were discarded after Austin’s death. Cassandra is also responsible for the only unquestioned drawing that we have of Austin. Austin received her education from two family members in Oxford then in Southampton

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    Pride: the Tragic Flaw

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    being proud of one ’s work‚ pride is looked upon as quite the opposite in Beowulf. In Seamus Heaney ’s translation‚ pride is depicted as an unfortunate‚ often fatal‚ flaw which will eventually lead to tragedy or the untimely demise of the character cursed with this trait. Many of the main characters display this affliction‚ several examples being Hrothgar‚ whose pride leads to the deaths of his people‚ Beowulf‚ whose pride leads to his demise‚ and even Wiglaf‚ whose pride foreshadows tragedy in his

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    The Theme of Pride in the Play The Crucible Pride can be defined positively and negatively‚ it can mean a sense of one’s own proper dignity or value or self-respect‚ or an excessively high opinion of oneself or conceit‚ respectively. In the play which portrays both sides of pride we are transported to the late sixteen hundreds and introduced to the town of Salem in the province of Massachusetts Bay during the time of witch trials‚ and it’s excessively superstitious habitants. Some of the fictitious

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    Pride: Virtue or Vice

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    According to Richard Taylor‚ “Pride is not a matter of manners or demeanor. One does not become proud simply by affecting certain behavior or projecting an impression that has been formed in the mind. It is a personal excellence much deeper than this. In fact‚ it is the summation of most of the other virtues‚ since it presupposes them.” Philosophers and social psychologists have noted that pride is a complex emotion. However‚ while some philosophers such as Aristotle consider pride to be a profound virtue

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    Disaster Desolation‚ havocs‚ demolition‚ Annihilation; does one truly know the definition until he or she experience this personally? A Place that once delineated as beautiful‚ fascinate‚ and tranquil. Changed dramatically to unkempt‚ desecrate‚ and unsafe on a single disastrous day‚ October 4‚ 2009. My experience on a mission’s trip to Philippines after hurricane Ondoy showed me this devastation and has forever touched my feelings. I look forward to having an opportunity to not only share

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