Top 10 Most Dangerous Volcanoes In The World

Here’s the list of most dangerous volcanoes in the world. It can be likened to a volcano as a currency, the currency has two sides, each opposite. Volcanic eruption is one of the most horrific disaster, it could occurs the deaths of hundreds or even thousands, still remind you of terrifying eruption of Krakatoa volcano that occurred in 1883, which caused massive damage and casualties in the thousands. Is not it terrible right.

10. Mauna Loa Volcano, Hawaii

Mauna Loa is the largest volcano in the world (volume and area), with the volume of lava reaches approximately 18,000 cubic miles. Mauna Loa is one of the five mountains that form the Island of Hawaii. Though Mauna Loa is not the highest mountain, but the erupt is the most dangerous, this is because the content of this mountain lava consists lot of fluid that can cause serious fires. The mountain last erupted on April 15, 1984.

Mauna Loa Volcano

9. Taal Volcano, Philippines

Taal Volcano is a volcanic complex on the island of Luzon in the Philippines. This mountain consists of an island in Lake Taal, which is located inside the caldera formed by very strong previous eruptions (the process is similar to lake Toba). Taal Volcano is located about 50 km (31 mile) from the capital, Manila. This volcano has erupted hard several times, carrying one of the most powerful eruption in 1991 that killed more than a thousand souls.

Taal Volcano

8. Ulawun Volcano, Papua New Guinea

Ulawun is one of the most active volcanoes in Papua New Guinea and one of the most dangerous. The mount is located in Papua New Guinea, the Bismarck arc. The mountain erupted several times has been recorded, one of the strongest eruption was in 1980, where Ulawun out ash up to 60 000 feet tall and produce pyroclastic flows that swept all sides of the mountain.

Ulawun Volcano

7. Nyiragongo Volcano, Congo

The nyiragongo is one of the most active volcano in Africa, this mountain is always revealing the activity significantly. Since 1882, he has erupted at least 34 times. One of the worst eruption was on the stairs 17 September 2002, when the lava flowed down the slopes of Nyiragongo to cover approximately 40% of the city of Goma and caused nearly 120 000 people homeless.

Nyiragongo Volcano

6. Merapi Volcano, Indonesia

Mount Merapi is a conical volcano located on the border between Central Java and Yogyakarta, Indonesia. This is the most active volcanoes in Indonesia and has erupted regularly since 1548. This mountain has been active since 10 000 years ago. Most of the Merapi eruption involving the collapse of the lava dome continues to flow beneath ka. And sometimes often accompanied by ome down of the hot smoke (wedhus trash) that the fast can reach 120 km per hour.

Merapi Volcano

5. Galeras Volcano, Colombia

Galeras volcano has been active for at least a million years. Located near the southern Colombian border with Ecuador. This mountain is the most active volcano in Colombia. This mountain has been erupting almost every year since 2000. This is dangerous because the unexpected eruption frequency. This could lead to eruption of hot lava to 3.5 km come down to the slopes of Mount Galeras. The last eruption was on January 3, 2010, and forced the government to evacuate 8,000 people.

Galeras Volcano

4. Sakurajima Volcano, Japan

Sakurajima is one of the most active volcanoes in Japan, the mountain is located on Kyushu Island Japan. The intensity of the eruptions is one of the highest in Japan and even the world. even the 7300 eruption was recorded in the last 45 years. One of a terrible eruption occurred on March 10, 2009 where the mountain is throwing rocks and other mountain composition until two miles away.

Sakurajima Volcano

3. Popocatepetl Volcano, Mexico

Popocatepetl is an active volcano located at an altitude of 5426 meters above sea level. existing recorded 20 eruptions since 1519. The explosion was very powerful, because it can release volcanic ash within a radius of a fairly remote. Even since December 1994 occurred on this mountain dangerous activity continuously, until finally a great eruption occurred in 2000 which is the largest eruption of Mount Popocatepetl in history has ever perpetuated.

Popocatepetl Volcano

2. Vesuvius Volcano, Italy

Mount Vesuvius is a strato volcano in the Gulf of Naples, Italy, about nine miles east of Naples. Mount Vesuvius is the only volcano in mainland Europe has erupted in the last hundred years. Famous for the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 years that caused the destruction of Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum. This mountain could erupt at any time, and severity there are about 3 million people who live around Vesuvius volcano. The eruption of lava bursts this can lead to very high, even on March 22, 1994, high bursts of lava reaching 1000 meters.

Vesuvius Volcano

1. Yellowstone Super-volcano, United States

Yellowstone Super-volcano is the most dangerous mount in the world. Yellowstone Super-volcano explosion rocks and composition can shoot up to 1000 kilometers from the mount other cubic. volcanic eruptions of lava and ash this mount enough to threaten the extinction of species and can even become one of the causes of a mass disaster, because once the mountain is erupting, it will cause all the other volcanic activity experienced a major tectonic vibrations and could trigger other explosions.

Yellowstone Supervolcano

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Top 10 Greatest Soldiers In Human History

Here’s a list of greatest soldiers in human history. A soldier is a member of the land component of national armed force, whereas a soldier hired for service in a foreign army would be termed a mercenary. Soldiers can be includes commissioned and non-commissioned in national land forces. Here is a list of the greats soldiers in human history in the world.

10. Richard 1 (The Lion Heart)

Richard I was the king of England period of 1189 until 1199. He dubbed Richard the lion hearth because his dare on the battlefield. It is one important figure in the crusade. The intelligent evidenced by his ability to take control back from the hands of Cyprus and Turkey.

Richard The Lion heart

9. Spartacus

He is one of the most famous figures in the occupation of the Roman Empire, he is a slave who is often treated as objects of gladiatorial combat. But because of fighting and the ability of thinks intelligent, he also managed to gather the masses to rebellion in the Roman Empire.

Spartacus

8. Saladin

Saladin is one of the soldiers strongest in the third crusade. He is highly respected as a very tough soldier from the Middle East. It was he who could conquer the city of Jerusalem in the third crusade.

Saladin

7. Liutenant Audie Murphy

He was a soldier in the united states second world war. he is one of leading soldiers. would not be surprised if he had a lot of dangerous missions that parachuted into the united states during world war two top the briliant, he was awarded various medals of honor such as the Distinguished Service Cross, two Silver Stars, Legion of Merit, two Bronze Stars and three Purple Hearts, as well as the Legion of Honor French Croix de Guerre and two.

Audie Murphy

6. Miyamoto Musashi

Miyamoto Musashi was a samurai sword and the best experts in Japanese history. during His life, he has conducted with 60 duel samurai swordsman and totally invincible.

Miyamoto Musashi

5. Julius Cesar

He was the greatest generals Romawi.Ia became emperor roman empire in 59 years of war generals SM. He is intelligent and dangerous. In the his rule, he has influence of the Roman Empire to almost all of Europe, parts of Africa, and part of western Asia. He is also known as one of the most dictatorial leaders in the World.

Julius Cesar

4. Hannibal Barca

He is one of the most famous Carthaginian leader. The biggest achievement is when the outbreak Punic War, when he brought war elephants containing troops from the Iberian Peninsula through the Pyrenees and Alps to northern Italy. During its invasion of Italy, he defeated the Roman soldiers in several battles, including those in Trebia, Trasimene and Cannae.

Hannibal Barca

3. Sun tzu

He is one of the generals strongest and brightest empire of wu. he is good at translating the general tactic of war. He is the author of The Art of war, a war which is a guidebook and an ambush strategy which is now studied in the whole World.

Sun Tzu

2. Leonidas I

He is the 17th king of Sparta from Agiad dynasty, one of the children of King Anaxandridas II of Sparta, who is believed to be descended from Heracles because the strength and courage. His name became famous due to its role in the battle of Thermopylae.

Leonidas

1. Alexandre The Great

No doubt that it is definitely the first rank belonged to Alexander the Great (Alexandre The Great). He was a conqueror of Macedonia origin. He is recognized as one of the most genius military leader of all time. He also became the inspiration for the conqueror, conquerors like Hannibal, Pompey and Caesar of Rome, and Napoleon. In a brief reign, Alexander is able to make Macedonia as one of the largest empire in the world.

Alexander The Great

From the list of the greatest soldiers in human history, do you interested to be one of soldier like those soldiers above?

Top 10 Most Expensive Stadiums In The World

Here’s a list of most expensive stadiums in the world. In the world of sports, the stadium is a very important element. Some club teams or even to spend money to several hundred billion just to build a stadium that big and majestic. They do not hesitate to spend a lot of money to build a stadium that big and grand, because with a big stadium, will be able to accommodate so many spectators will also indirectly provide positive for the club in terms of both technical and financial aspects.

10. ANZ Stadium – Sydney, Australia ($ 624 million)

ANZ Stadium

9. Safeco Field – Seattle, USA ($ 656 million)

Safeco field Stadium

8. Lucas Oil Stadium – Indianapolis, USA ($ 675 million)

Lucas Oil Stadium

7. Soldier Field – Chicago, USA ($ 714 million)

Soldier field Stadium

6. The Emirates Stadium – London, England ($ 770 million)

The Emirates Stadium

5. Roger Center – Toronto, Canada ( $ 930 million)

Roger Centre Stadium

4. State de France – Paris, France ( $ 974 million)

Stade de France Stadium

3. Madison square garden – New York, USA ($ 1.1 billion)

Madison Square Garden Stadium

2. Olympic Stadium – Montreal, Canada ($ 1.4 billion)

Olympic Stadium

1. Wembley Stadium – London, England ($ 1.5 billion)

Wembley Stadium

For all of you who loves football sport, do you interested to visit one of the most expensive stadiumsabove to watch your favorite clubs?

Marree Man

The Marree Man, or Stuart's Giant, is a geoglyph discovered by air on June 26, 1998. It appears to depict an indigenous Australian man, most likely of the Pitjantjatjara tribe, hunting birds or wallabies with a throwing stick. It lies on a plateau at Finnis Springs 60 km west of the township of Marree in central South Australia. It is just outside the 127,000 square kilometre[1] Woomera Prohibited Area. The figure is 4.2 km tall with a circumference of 15–28 km. Although the largest non-commercial geoglyph in the world, its origin remains a mystery, with not a single witness to any part of the expansive operation. The name "Stuart's Giant" was given in an anonymous press release, after John McDouall Stuart.

The Marree Man in central Australia. Photograph taken June 28, 1998.

Artwork

The Marree Man geoglyph depicts a man holding either a throwing stick once used to disperse small flocks of birds, or a boomerang (but see Plaque section below).

The lines of the figure were 20–30 cm deep at the time of discovery and up to 35 metres wide.

Selecting a suitable site would have required aerial photography or satellite imagery. Using a computer, the figure could have been superimposed over the photograph and adjusted to fit the geography with the corresponding latitude and longitude coordinates mapped out. Some surveying skills would have been needed to plot the outline, and then with the aid of a hand-held global positioning system stakes could have been placed every hundred metres or so.^[2]

The image is gradually eroding through natural processes, but because the climate is extremely dry and barren in the region, the image is still visible. While there is a layer of white chalk material slightly below the red soil, the figure was not defined to this depth. This raises the question why the creators did not dig a little deeper to make the image both more visible and more permanent.

[edit]Discovery

Trec Smith, a charter pilot flying between Marree and Coober Pedy in the remote north of South Australia spotted the figure from the air on June 26, 1998. The discovery of the geoglyph fascinated Australians due to its size and the mystery surrounding how it came to be there. At the time of the discovery there was only one track entering and one track exiting the site and no footprints or tire marks were discernible.

Shane Anderson from the William Creek Hotel, located 200 km north-west of the town of Marree claimed the hotel received an anonymous fax describing the location of the artwork, but they ignored it, dismissing the fax as a joke.

[edit]Anonymous press releases

Several anonymous press releases which appeared following the discovery led to the suggestion that the Marree Man was created by people from the United States. The releases quoted measurements in miles, yards and inches, instead of the metric system usually used in Australia. This would be unusual for an Australian press release, but since the metric system was only introduced in Australia in the 1970s, older Australians still often quote imperial measurements. The releases also said "your State of SA", "Queensland Barrier Reef" and mentioned Aborigines "from the local reservations". "Reservations" is a term more commonly associated with the North American Indians. The press releases also mentioned the Great Serpent in Ohio, which is not well known outside the US. But it has been conjectured that these features of the press releases may have been red herrings, inserted to provide the illusion of American authorship.^{[citation needed]}

When the site was discovered, several items were found in a small pit^{[citation needed]}: what appeared to be a satellite photo of the figure, a jar containing a small flag of the US, and a note which referred to the Branch Davidians, a religious group infamous for being attacked in the Waco raid in 1993. These were the only man-made items found at the site when it was discovered.

Artist Christopher Headley says that he sent two letters, one to Colonel Tom Meade, the head of the former US-Australian Joint Defense Facility Nurrungar, to ask about the possibility of making a permanent commemoration of the American presence in Australia. This could have inspired the idea of creating a geoglyph among locals.

[edit]Plaque

In January 1999, officials were told about a plaque buried 5 metres south of the nose of the figure, by way of a fax which was received via a hotel in Oxford, England.^{[citation needed]} The fax also said that the plaque was intended to have been dug up by a "prominent US media figure" shortly before the Sydney 2000 Olympics.^{[citation needed]} Similar clues were said to be buried near the Cerne Abbas giant near Dorset and theLong Man of Wilmington, Sussex, in England.^{[citation needed]} The plaque has a 3 cm long by 2 cm wide American flag and an imprint of the Olympic rings. It reads:

In honour of the land they once knew. His attainments in these pursuits are extraordinary; a constant source of wonderment and admiration.^[3]

The quote on the plaque buried at the figure comes from a book, "The Red Centre", by H.H. Finlayson, in a section describing the hunting of wallabies with throwing sticks and with photographs of hunters withoutloin cloths and with other details like the "Marree Man" [1]. In the book it can be deduced that the subject is a hunter from the Pitjantjatjara tribe.^{[4][citation needed]}

[edit]Possible creators

• Bardius Goldberg, a Northern Territory artist who lived at Alice Springs, who a close friend says was given $10,000 at the time of the Marree Man's discovery.^[5]

[edit]Mixed reaction

Much of the public and media reaction to the discovery of the figure was positive. The Advertiser, the State's only daily newspaper, called for the figure to be made permanent by excavating the outline down to the white chalk layer. But the site was closed shortly after discovery when some members of the Dieri tribe, whose lands lie east of Marree, complained of harm and exploitation of the Dreamtime.^[6] It was called "environmental vandalism" by the Environment minister, Dorothy Kotz, and "graffiti" by the South Australian chief of Aboriginal affairs. While the site has been closed by the South Australian government, joy flights are still allowed over the site, which falls under Federal Government jurisdiction.

[edit]Authenticity of the figure

While the figure is shown nude, if the picture were copied from a 19th-century photograph it has been said that it may have had a loin cloth.^{[citation needed]} There was also initially some question as to whether the figure is holding a throwing stick or a boomerang, but these issues seem to have been resolved following discovery of the plaque and the origin of the plaque quote and likely source photographs of similar nude hunters. The hand which is not throwing has the correct posture in the normal Aboriginal technique for throwing.^[4] The initiation scars placed on the chest have also been said to have been placed perfectly. The figure appears to be an amalgam of the body of a man photographed in the distinctive throwing stance and the head of another man wearing a headband and chignon.

Top 10 Most Expensive Laptop Computers in The World that you May want to Put Beside your Business Folders

Here’s the list of most expensive laptop computers in the world. If you are a really successful businessman maybe you should put it beside your Business Folders as a self reward of your success. What makes these laptops become that expensive? They have implemented recent technology, or they are using expensive materials as well. So let’s take a look at those most expensive laptops in the world

10. Acer Ferrari 1100: $3000

The Acer Ferrari looks like the Italian Supercar built with ultralight design, wear resistant carbon-fiber chassis. for the specs it has AMD Turion X2 Dual-Core CPU, 4GB of RAM and a draft-n WiFi where you will get the perfomance cars like Ferrari. Pretty good price that is $ 3000 but the design is very worthy to be purchased for the performance and appearance.

Acer Ferrari 1100

9. Dell M6400: $3000

This Dell notebook is very powerful. This laptop has an Intel Core 2 Duo Quad Core Extreme Edition processors for ripping complex analysis and boasts 16GB of fast 1066MHz DDR3 memory for large data and have 1GB of graphics memory. High performance laptop like this do not come from the low price dell of course. The price of this notebook reaches $ 3,000.

Dell M6400

8. Toshiba Qosmio G35-AV660: $3500

This is the laptop that can handle HD DVD. Featured With a 2.0 GHz Core 2 Duo, 2GB RAM, 240 GB RAID 0 HDD and Nvidia GeForce Go 7600. This is the only laptop computer that has a HD DVD player with 17 inch screen with 1920 × 1200 resolution. The price reach $ 3,500 but this laptop has a good design and feature for those of you who like the entertainment.

Toshiba Qosmio G35 AV660

7. Lenovo ThinkPad W700DS: $4500

Different from the normal 17 inch display, this laptop has a secondary pull out (like drawn) display that can pull from the primary display and is very useful for Excel and CAD programs for graphs and numbers. Displays can be highly functioning well, especially on Skype or instant messenger. This laptop is equipped by 2.53 GHz Core 2 Quad Extreme QX9000, 4GB RAM, dual 250GB 5200RPM hard hardrives. The prices reached $ 4,500.

Lenovo ThinkPad W700DS

6. Alienware Area 51: $5000

For the lovers of pc game, this laptop is too sophisticated if specifically used for gaming. Sylish and sleek design equipped with Intel Core 2 Extreme packs in technology and the NVIDIA GeForce 9800M GT in a dual GPU SLI configuration with dedicated 1 GB for graphic perfomance.

This laptop has 1 TB of storage in a high speed RAID 0 configuration, and other storage options are equipped with a smart bay sistem and can record HD TV and film with its use build in TV Tuner card. This is a product with a very reasonable price of $ 5000 worth to be purchased.

Alienware Area 51

5. Rock Extreme SL8: $5000

This is the world’s fastest computer with specs Intel Core 2 Quad Processor, NVIDIA 9800M GPUs in SLI and staggering 8GB of RAM. Equipped with a blue ray can display up to high definition. All those who have this laptops must be very proud of this. The cost is $ 5000 but very worth it compared to its feature.

Rock Extreme SL8

4. Voodoo Envy H:171: $8500

If you want a laptop with high performance, this is the best laptop. Already optimized and the specifications are Intel Core 2 Extreme X6800 processor, a chunky 4GB of RAM, twin Nvidia Quadro FX Go 2500M graphics chipset, 1.3MP webcam, dual 250GB hard disks, 7-in-1 memory card reader, dual layer DVD RW drive and a high resolution 17-inch 1920×1200 display. And the chassis can be replaced with 25 colors and can choose one of 14 tattoos in accordance with the options available. The price of this laptop is $ 8,500.

Voodoo Envy H:171

3. Ego for Bentley: $20,000

By seeing the picture above I do not think this might be a laptop for men. The authenticity of the Bentley logo, very stylish and worthy to carry. This laptop can match the color of the bentley car. These laptops are usually bought by rich women who have money to cost $ 20,000 for appearance only. specification of the laptop is only 64 bit for vista and 160 GB HDD.

Ego for Bentley

2. Tulip E-Go Diamond: $355,000

This laptop impression is as “most Luxurious laptop in the world” and yes, that is. Because this laptop is designed with a touch of chrome and alike unique women bag shape. The grip can be replaced with white gold and diamonds. That’s way the price reached $ 355,000. Specifications are not far above the average with 12-inch antiglare screen display (anti-reflection so light), 2GB of RAM, 160GB hard drive, integrated webcam, Bluetooth 2.0, and DVD burner.

Tulip E-Go Diamond

1. Luvaglio One Million Dollar Laptop: $1,000,000

Like what the title said the laptop is a million dollars worth. This laptop is made to order and only designed for only one in the world and can be ordered with the customer specification whether it is made from wood, metal or iron. This laptop is designed to allow the user to upgrade their component himself. The laptop is equipped with 128 GB solid state drive, mp3 player, a built-in USB stick and equipped with “integrated screen cleaning feature.”

Luvaglio One Million Dollar Laptop

Maybe you should bring one of those laptop with your Business Presentation Folders when you come to your client’s office and need elegant look for your deal.

It’s quite important for you as well to have a good Printer Ink along with those powerful notebook so that you can have a good high quality printing for your reports and proposal.

Top 10 Most Expensive Wines in the World that You may Put on your Wine Holders

Here’s a list of most expensive wines in the world that You may put on your Wine Holders. These wines of course is the best wine in the world. Some of them are sold in charity auctions while the other are sold in high price because of its age. Let’s take a look at those most expensive wines in the world

10. Screaming Eagle Cab 1992: $300

This wine is usually sold for $300 but this wine should have ranked first in terms of price, its value was somehow overshadowed as it was auctioned for charity. Imperial of Screaming Eagle Cab 1992 was sold at the Napa Valley Wine Auction in 2000 for an astronomical sum of $500,000. The wine as purchased by Cisco Systems executive Chase Bailey. Though technically it had fetched the highest ever price, but much of its price has to be discounted as it was meant for charitable purposes.

Screaming Eagle Cab 1992

9. Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1982: $700

Ninth in line is fifty cases (six hundred bottles) of Chateau Mouton-Rothschild 1982. The sale was made at Christie’s/Zachy’s New York in 1997 for an astonishing price of $420,000 ($700 per bottle).

Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1982

8. Screaming Eagle 1994 : $3,833

At the eighth spot stands three bottles of Screaming Eagle 1994, sold at Christie’s Los Angeles in 2000. The price fetched was $3,833 per bottle.

Screaming Eagle 1994

7. Romanée-Conti DRC 1990 : $5,800

Romanée-Conti, DRC 1990 is in the seventh place. 6 magnums of the wine were sold at Zachy’s New York at $5,800 each.

romanee conti drc 1990

6. Le Montrachet, DRC 1978 : $23,929

Sixth in line is Le Montrachet, DRC 1978. Seven bottles of it were sold at Sotheby’s New York in 2001 at $23,929 per bottle.

Le Montrachet DRC 1978

5. Romanee Conti, DRC 1990 : $28,112

At the fifth place stands set of eight bottles of Romanée-Conti, DRC 1990. The set was sold for $224,900 (or $28,112 per bottle) at Sotheby’s London in 1996.

Romanée Conti DRC 1990

4. Massandra Sherry : $43,500

Now comes the turn of the 1775 Sherry from the Massandra Collection, sold at Sotheby’s London in 2001. It fetched a price of $43,500. Massandra winery was highly admired in the Czarist Russia. Massandra’s cellar contains umpteen bottles (close to a million) of both Russian and Western European wines. This Sherry was the oldest among the Western European variety.

Massandra Sherry 1775

3. Chateau d Yquem 1784 : $56,588
The wine bottle of 1784 Chateau d’Yquem stands third. It was sold at Christie’s London in 1986 for an amazing sum of $56,588. This bottle also bears the initials of Thomas Jefferson.

Chateau dYquem 1784

2. Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1945 : $ 114,614

Jeroboam Chateau Mouton-Rothschild 1945 fetched the second highest price ever. The wine was considered to be one among the highly admired vintages of the 20th century. It was sold for a whopping $114,614 at Christie’s London in 1997.

Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1945

1. Chateau Lafite 1787 : $160,000

The bottle of wine that fetched the highest ever price was Chateau Lafite, 1787. It fetched a price of $160,000 at Christie’s London in 1985. The wine was bought for Forbes collection. The specialty of the bottle is that it bears Thomas Jefferson’s initials etched on the glass.

Chateau Lafite 1787

Those wines are perfect gifts for your best business partner, but may not a perfect Gifts For Doctors as they concern more about their health.