Yeah.
They're here.

Well, peel my tangerines! The day before my first exam and I'm already riddled with illness! What joy on this merry studying eve!

Yeah, being sick sucks when you still have four more subjects to study a years worth of work for. Not to mention the fact that my exam timetable sucks, giving me two entire days to memorise two poems and some quotes and then cramming three exams together in two days which I only have three days to study for.

Laem.

Anyway, I'm wondering if anyone with information on:

- earthquake magnitudes
- earthquake features
- hotspots
- volcanoes and plates
- tropical cyclones
- wind energy
- types of ecosystem diversity
- fossil energy resources
- volcanic rocks
or - plate margins

if they would be kind enough to divulge, should they be in a divulging mood. It'll make my Earth and Environmental exam a whole lot easier - (no, we don't actually have any sheets or work on these subjects, since they just make us research the topics to do our assignments which we hand in and don't get back. Oh, and of course, they give us 14 powerpoints on geohazards, which are all locked safely away in the schools computers, oh, and they were generous enough to hand out 32 sheets on plate tectonics, but nothing on earthquakes, cyclones, wind energy, wetlands or renewable energy. >_>)

/stereotypical teenage whining.


ALGEBRAIC!

- Sam