Equator

They insisted on staying.During the first wave of drought, the southern part of civilization collapsed.This may also be because this part of civilization is closer to the equator, so it is now quite warm.However, the northern region of the Mayan ci wave of drought attacks.The second wave is much worse than the first wave. It wiped out the remaining civilization in Mexico.According to the study of this area, these waves occurred…

Gold Rush were traveling by ocean , travlers who traveled by land, and while looking for gold.. Some of the challenges faced occured while traveling by ocean. First off an article said "The trip, however, was brutal. Passengers broiled near the equator and froze…

Brazil: The Ideal Command Post Below the equator, is a stretch of land that inhabits approximately one-third of all animal species in the world ("BRAZIL." A Study of the Country Brazil. Web. 30 Apr. 2015. .) It is a still, humble and almost perfect location that is guaranteed to facilitate our needs in obtaining the initiative in combat power and military strength throughout the globe. Measuring in as the third largest country in the world, Brazil portrays characteristics ideal for any type…

continue the legacy intended, but on a different path of sorts. For example, Pioneer Airlines managed to change its name a record 3 more times to date: Pioneer Airlines was created in 1979, later changed to African Express Airways in 1987, then to Equator Airlines in 1990 and finally to African Express Airways again in 1999, only this time it came with the initials A.E.A. (Curmudgeon, 2011). The gradual rise and strengthening of other airlines in key destinations across Africa has been the major…

The name "Sierra Leone" goes again to 1462, when Portuguese wayfarer Pedro da Cintra, cruising down the West African coast, saw the tall mountains ascending on what is currently the Freetown Peninsula and called them the "Lion Mountains," or " Serra Lyoa ." Successive visits by English mariners and later British colonization changed the name to "Sierra Leone." Despite different local varieties in dialect and neighborhood customs, Sierra Leoneans today are united by numerous components, for…

Castries, the Capital of the Caribbean Island, St. Lucia Author Derek Walcott has used the diversity of his home country, St. Lucia, as a main theme in many of his poems. Castries, the capital of his home country, has a very diverse culture due to a rich history and heritage, which is evident in their ethnic groups and unique dialect (Wikipedia Culture). Castries was founded in 1650 by the French after St. Lucia was purchased by, the governor of Martinique, Jacques Dyel du Parquet. The early…

affect due to technological advances with office software and computer hardware. It is evident now that all of the mortgage industry will be automated. I currently use the following software at work: Blacknight/Loansphere, Hometracker, Darts, Equator and Falcon. Our team has recently started using the Microsoft product, Share point. Share point allows every member of the ability to work on the same document at the same time. The Project Manager is able to change or add additional…

How did mankind make the timetable to mirror the time inside the diverse societies? Acknowledged frameworks for the division of time into days, months, and years, schedules mirror a human push to quantify and arrange the expanded times without bounds. Researchers partition date-books into three general classes, for example, lunar, sunlight based, and lunisolar relying on whether their worldly divisions are chiefly in view of the developments of the moon or the sun or on a trade off between both.…

Imagine waking up one day and not being able to walk properly or feeling numbness in your legs. You’ve just experienced one of the most common symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS). Multiple sclerosis is a lifelong autoimmune disease typically found in young adults. Multiple sclerosis is a degenerative disorder of the myelin sheath. Loss of myelin followed by subsequent lack of neural communication and neuronal death is accepted as the primary cause of disability in MS patients (Dutta 2007). In MS…

Pachacuti Inca Yupanqui; translates to earthquake. He was a very important figure because he was able to rise on top amongst all his other competitors. He rules the valley of Cuzco and managed to build an empire that stretched from Quito (present day Equator) to Santiago (present day Chile). This coverage was about 3,400 miles long and gave homes to twelve million people. A successful empire is an understatement. Because of Pachacuti, the organization of the towns were radial, and…