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28th April 2011

What to learn from Japan

Over the last week, the international headlines have been dominated by the disaster in Japan. First came the earthquake registering 9.0 on the Richter Scale. This makes it one of the most severe earthquakes since accurate record-keeping began. Then came t...

21st April 2011

The Japanese Should Have Listened To Their Ancestors

Sadly numerous Japanese overlooked ancient markers left by their ancestors. In the hamlet of Aneyhshi, a centuries-old tablet saved many lives. Carved on the stone slab is "High dwellings are the peace and harmony of our descendants. Remember the calam...

21st April 2011

Ancestors Speak The Truth

Japanese's ancestors left ancient markers with dire warnings on them, tragically many of them ignored. In the hamlet of Aneyhshi, a centuries-old tablet saved many lives. "High dwellings are the peace and harmony of our descendants. Remember the calami...

20th April 2011

Holding The World To Ransom

Imagine a movie about a tropical island in the South Pacific where the plot shows innocent people living quietly, minding their own business. Their demands are small, asking only for what the land itself can supply. Their carbon footprint is very light an...

06th April 2011

Japanese Earthquake Poses Potential Supply Problems for iPad 2

The aftermath of the Japanese earthquake has caused logistical disruptions & supply shortages in Apple Inc.'s iPad 2, which employs several components manufactured in the disaster-stricken country—including a hard-to-replace electronic compass, the batter...

23rd March 2011

Prompts Questions about California's Nuclear Power Plants

Looking at the failure of three cooling systems at nuclear power reactors in Japan and a second containment building explosion, I can’t help but wonder about the shortsightedness of building nuclear plants near an earthquake fault. The question ar...

10th February 2011

What is Richter Scale?

The waves of an earthquake can be measured through units known seismographs. These units are used to record the waves of an earthquake that helps to know the intensity of the earthquake. These records are then portrayed in trace which shows wave movements...

11th January 2011

The Devastating Water Damage Inflicted By The 2004 Tsunami

In 2004, the third biggest earth quake ever documented on a seismograph, at between 9.1 and 9.3 on the Richter scale, erupted beneath the Indian Ocean, triggering the Indian Ocean Tsunami that killed over 230,000 people and causing billions of dollars wor...

06th December 2010

Angels Bridge the Gap

Copyright (c) 2010 Bob and Penny Lord's Site In the history of the world, there have always been great gaps, separators which isolate one land mass from another. As a result of these natural boundary lines, countries have been formed; ethnic cultures ...

10th September 2010

Christchurch Earthquake

By Toni in Blogs
Saturday September 4th 2010 is a day that will go down in the memories of the 400, 000 residents of Christchurch New Zealand as the day the big earthquake hit them. The Christchurch Earthquake was of magnitude 7.1 on the Richter scale struck at 4.35 am...

16th August 2010

The Techno File

Most active real estate agents are well aware of the countless technological changes that are helping change the face of their industry. In recent years, we have seen a shift of Richter scale proportions in the way that properties are advertised. Real...

12th July 2010

Your Soft-Spoken Voice Is Not an Asset - It Is a Liability!

Speaking in a normal volume of sound can be especially tricky for the soft-spoken. If you are asked to repeat yourself or are often interrupted, then you should consider remedying the problem if you expect others to hear what you have to say. Those who ...

05th May 2010

China Earthquake Today Smashes Qinghai Province Near Tibet

A series of deadly quakes hit western China Wednesday [April 14, 2010] morning, killing hundreds and injuring thousands. The quakes, the largest one recorded at 6.9 on the Richter scale, demolished towns in China's rural Qinghai Province. Qinghai borde...

14th April 2010

Greater achievements through optical submarine cable

Recently, the design and manufacture of light through the single length of the sea level to 100 km fiber smooth delivery, construction and opening. This sea-cable without connector continuous length of 100 km, laying on the sea route length of 92...

16th February 2010

How to Help Your Anxious Child - Setting the Right Expectations

How long will child anxiety last? When my daughter started having anxiety and then panic, I kept hoping it would last just a few weeks...then months...then a year. I am a psychologist so I knew what was happening but as a dad my expectations were all over...

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