… staying high" is the title of an article written by Josef Hebert from the Associated Press on June 8, 2004. The article discusses the amount of natural gas stored in the United States as well as the growing demand of natural gas and how the pricing…

… in the Edo Period (1603 - 1867). Tokugawa Leyasu became ruler of Japan in 1600 and brought Japan under tight control. He promoted foreign trade and established relations with the English and the Dutch. This embrace of foreign cultures changed in…

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… policy. In 1982 Miguel de la Madrid Hurtado was elected to succeed President Lopez Portillo. By the mid-1980's a swift increase in foreign, coupled with falling oil prices, had plunged the country into severe financial straits. Amid reports of…

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… more hellish than any other experience in previous times. In those days, little thought would have been given to the men fighting the battles; instead it went into the battle plans. In theory, these battle plans would have been successful, but with…

… of the Bible. The Bible was written on papyrus, which is a material that was chosen for its durability. However, papyrus -- though more durable than other materials that could have been chosen -- was still very much a perishable material. As a result,…

… the rate of reaction I am going to investigate how different factors affect the rate of a reaction. Introduction What is a reaction? A reaction is when two particles (reactants) join to form a new product or products. What is rate? Rate is a measure…

… situations and with most types of disputes. If everyone thought the same, looked the same, and acted the same, conflict would probably not exist. On one hand, the diversity and differences between team members can enhance the intellectual and cultural…

… of the Thai baht in 1997. An export fed growth spurt spurred on huge investments in property. This in turn increased property values. An already stressed stock market was further weakened by the collapse of Thailand's major bank (Finance One). This coupl…