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    The Blurry Truth: Japan Tsunami On March 11‚ 2011‚ a tragedy struck Japan that will never be forgotten. Ocean ridges and mountain ranges below the surface of the ocean caused the waves created by the 9.0 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Japan. These two factors together caused a deathly Tsunami that Japan is still struggling to recover from. The earthquake and tsunami together killed 15‚840 people and set off a nuclear crisis at the Fukushima Daiichi plant. Six million households‚

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    2010 Mw = 8.8 Mega-thrust Earthquake‚ Maule‚ Chile 5/2/13 By Travis Eddy 1. Introduction In early 2010 central south Chile experienced a Mw = 8.8 earthquake and large tsunami waves that devastated areas on the Chilean Pacific coast‚ nearby offshore islands‚ and areas near the epicenter. In addition to the tsunami‚ the earthquake had many other geological consequences including aftershocks‚ terrestrial and submarine land-sliding‚ elevation changes‚ and a gravity shift. The purpose of this

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    Sherin‚ J.‚ & Nemeroff‚ C Shoaf‚ K.‚ & Rotiman‚ S. (2000). Public Health Impact of Disasters. Australian Journal of Emergency Management‚ 15‚ 58-63. Silove‚ D.‚ & Zwi‚ A. (2005). Translating Compassion into Psychosocial Aid After the Tsunami. The lancet‚ 365‚ 269-271. Sriram‚ K.‚ Rodriguez-Fernandez‚ M.‚ & Doyle‚ F. (2012). Modeling Cortisol Dynamics in the Neuro-endocrine Axis Distinguishes Normal‚ Depression‚ and Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in Humans. PLoS Computational

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    Sex Tourism

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    Global Tourism By Kate Okoro Q) Write an essay which will critically assess the current relationship of tourism with one of the following key global issues and indicate the implications of future trends: Sex Tourism Introduction: Jafari (2003.p530) defines Sex tourism as: “Holiday making where the primary motive is to is to experience relatively short-term sexual encounters‚ it is linked to prostitution‚ here considered as a commercial and

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    Political Statistic From the table 2.1‚ we can see an improvement of the DoingBusiness DistanceToFrontier from 41.72% in 2013 to 42.38% in 2014 which means the country is improving and moving towards the direction of its potential‚ like starting a business 18.99% to 20.29%‚ dealing construction permits from 67.9% to 68.28%‚ getting electricity from 63.99% to 64‚70%‚ and paying taxes from 62.19% to 64.32%. All happening from 2013 to 2014 and also from table 2.3 we can see that Myanmar is moving

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    1960 Chile Earthquake

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    The devastating earthquake triggered a tsunami just off the coast of central Chile‚ which affected the entire Pacific Basin (usgs). After Chile‚ the tsunami traveled hundreds of miles and caused destruction all around the Pacific. The places that experienced the most impact was Hawaii and Japan (2010). The earthquake set off waves which bounced back and forth across the Pacific Ocean for a week (history). The Great Chilean earthquake along with the large tsunamis‚ has caused substantial damage to the

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    Effects of Earthquake

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    Effects of earthquakes Shaking and ground rupture Shaking and ground rupture are the main effects created by earthquakes‚ principally resulting in more or less severe damage to buildings and other rigid structures. The severity of the local effects depends on the complex combination of the earthquake magnitude‚ the distance from the epicenter‚ and the local geological and geomorphological conditions‚ which may amplify or reduce wave propagation.[44] The ground-shaking is measured by ground acceleration

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    Indonesia

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    Assignment: Case 1 Action Items 1. Read the case at the end of Chapter 2 in International Business. 2. Write a 4 -page case analysis. Include section headers in your case analysis. Cite resources as appropriate to support your findings.     3. Submit your paper to turnitin.com. Your professor will supply the course ID and password for the course. The case should analysis is to contain the following sections: Section 1:  "Provide a general description........"   Hopefully this is pretty

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    that can impose harmful conditions for human life. At any moment there are natural hazards that can occur on the earth. While some hazards are more predictable than others‚ all have the potential to have disastrous outcomes. Like the catastrophic tsunami of the Indian Ocean in December of 2004 or the more recent‚ Hurricane Sandy in New York. There is no comparison between nature and ma- made systems to stop the cycle of earth’s climate‚ there is nothing we can do to prevent or reduce natural hazards*

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    nationals. The United States‚ United Kingdom‚ France‚ and Australian governments sent in civilian and military search and rescue outfits that looked for survivors and located the deceased. One of these outfits discovered an infant two days after the tsunami‚ and yet another outfit saved twelve people floating off the eastern shore. Numerous governments guarantee the protection of their nationals utilizing extraction outfits to retrieve their citizens inhabiting Japan. Throughout the whole ordeal‚ the

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