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	Masaya, Nicaragua
		Masaya is an unusual basaltic volcano because it has had explosive eruptions.
		The plume rose to a height of ~4.6 km a.s.l and was mainly composed of gas and steam.
		On 23 April, the crater Santiago of the Masaya volcano exploded and formed a new vent in the bottom of the crater.
	volcano.und.nodak.edu /vwdocs/volc_images/south_america/masaya.html (515 words)

	Masaya - LoveToKnow 1911
		MASAYA, the capital of the department of Masaya, Nicaragua, 13 m.
		W.N.W. of Lake Nicaragua and the city of Granada, on the eastern shore of Lake Masaya, and on the Granada-Managua railway.
		Lake Masaya occupies an extinct crater; the isolated volcano of Masaya (3000 ft.) on the opposite side of the lake was active at the time of the conquest of Nicaragua in 1522, and the conquerors, thinking the lava they saw was gold, had themselves lowered into the crater at the risk of their lives.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Masaya (134 words)

	Masaya, Nicaragua
		Masaya is an unusual basaltic volcano because it has had explosive eruptions.
		Masaya is a caldera (4 by 7 miles, 6 by 11.5 km) that contains 13 vents.
		On 23 April, the crater Santiago of the Masaya volcano exploded and formed a new vent in the bottom of the crater.
	volcano.und.edu /vwdocs/volc_images/south_america/masaya.html (515 words)

	SS Masaya (Formerly USS Dale DD-290)
		While in Honolulu the Philippines surrendered and the Masaya was diverted to Australia where she was remained with an Australian crew and she be became an interisland transport for General MacArthur.
		At 0916 hrs on the March 24, 1943, the Masaya sailed from Milne Bay Papua New Guinea carrying troops and cargo bound for Tufi on Cape Nelson were she took on additional cargo belonging to the P.T. Fortilla and sailed again for the Fortilla's new base at Douglas Harbour on Cape Ward Hunt.
		The Masaya left Tufi on 28th March for her forward supply base at Oro Bay some 45 nautical miles away where she was to take on 50 troops as a local defense force for the new base at Douglas Harbour.
	www.pacificwrecks.com /ships/usn/SS_masaya.html (896 words)

	Eddie Masaya - Zimbabwe Stone Sculpture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Eddie Masaya was born in 1960 in the mountainous Nyanga district of Zimbabwe.
		Masaya's work possess a strange, ghostly quality and this, perhaps more than anything else, links him, more than the others, to the first generation artists.
		Masaya's spiritual approach to sculpting is confidently depicted in his recent work The Wise Man, here one can see the serenity and contentment within a man who has acquired the gift of wisdom.
	web.uct.ac.za /org/cama/CAMA/countries/zimbabwe/Makers/emasaya/Html/index.htm (547 words)

	About Masaya - Niugini Diving (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Masaya was originally one of a large number of four funnel flush deck destroyers built for the United States Navy during and immediately after the first world war.
		While in Honolulu the Philippines surrendered and the Masaya was diverted to Australia where she was remained with an Aussie crew and she be became an interisland transport for General MacArthur.
		At 0916 hrs on the 24th March the Masaya sailed from Milne Bay Papua New Guinea carrying troops and cargo bound for Tufi on Cape Nelson were she took on additional cargo belonging to the P.T. Fortilla and sailed again for the Fortilla's new base at Douglas Harbour on Cape Ward Hunt.
	www.niuginidiving.com /masaya.html (768 words)

	Global Volcanism Program \| Masaya \| Summary
		Masaya lies within the massive Pleistocene Las Sierras pyroclastic shield volcano and is a broad, 6 x 11 km basaltic caldera with steep-sided walls up to 300 m high.
		The twin volcanoes of NindirÃ and Masaya, the source of historical eruptions, were constructed at the southern end of the fracture system and contain multiple summit craters, including the currently active Santiago crater.
		Masaya has been frequently active since the time of the Spanish Conquistadors, when an active lava lake prompted attempts to extract the volcano's molten "gold." Periods of long-term vigorous gas emission at roughly quarter-century intervals cause health hazards and crop damage.
	www.volcano.si.edu /world/volcano.cfm?vnum=1404-10= (225 words)

	Masaya handicraft markets - Nicaragua pottery
		Named "flowrs' city" is situated 14 Km north of Granada and 17 km south from Managua, the town of Masaya rises on the banks of the lake that has the same name.
		Masaya, once called Villa fiel de San Fernando, is famous for its coffee plantations and handicraft local markets.
		The markets are open all days of the week from from the dawn to the sunset but in the mornin the activity is more frenetic.
	www.nicatour.net /en/nicaragua/Masaya.asp (153 words)

	Granada & Masaya
		The Masaya National Park with the Masaya Volcano is Nicaragua’s first and largest National Park with two volcanoes and five craters.
		Masaya, the smallest and most densely populated department in all of Nicaragua, is located 20 km (12 miles) south of Managua.
		The town of Masaya was established around the time of Nicaragua's independence, as the "Royal Village of San Fernando of Masaya".
	www.tropicaldiscovery.com /regions_nicaragua/masaya_granada/vacations.php (611 words)

	Bridges To Community -- Masaya
		Masaya is the second largest city in Nicaragua with a population of approx.
		The long-term goal is, of course, to end poverty housing in the Masaya area by building sturdy, safe houses for families in these communities.
		Prior to moving to Nicaragua in 2000, Jim and Bonnie were the youth ministers at the Saxonburg Presbyterian Church in Saxonburg, PA. After years of leading groups for Bridges they decided to move to Nicaragua and went on the Bridges staff.
	www.bridgestocommunity.org /masaya.html (458 words)

	Explore Nicaragua: Masaya
		The department of Masaya is made up out of several picturesque municipalities, and it is inhabited by very tranquil but hard working people.
		Masaya and its historical neighborhood Monimbó were the center of the most important indigenous tribe, the Dirianes.
		Located close to Masaya are the white villages (Pueblos Blancos), or the bewitched villages (Pueblos brujos).
	www.vianica.com /visit/masaya (1689 words)

	Masaya, Nicaragua (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Masaya, Nicaragua, the town affectionately referred to as "The Birthplace of Nicaragauan Folklore" is located in southwestern Nicaragua.
		The Masaya volcano was discovered in 1524 by the Spanish, who hurriedly constructed a wooden cross near the volcanoe's peak to deter the "pagan Indians" from throwing people into the volcano as a sacrifice.
		Presently, Masaya is home to the spectacular Masaya Market, where artisans gather to showcase their handicrafts such as pottery, embroidery, and hammocks.
	www.ac.wwu.edu /~twymanj/cs102/index.htm (281 words)

	The Saga of S.S. Masaya
		The Masaya toiled away un-noticed until the eve of World War II when she and her sister ships were surveyed and chartered by the U.S. Navy on a bare boat basis.
		Masaya was unescorted by a warship as she made her way to Oro Bay to pickup the soldiers.
		Lost with the Masaya were 500 drums of gasoline, a radio transmitter and receiver, and all of the tools, spare parts, fuel pumps, and other equipment for the advanced base.
	www.pacificwrecks.com /ships/usn/SS_masaya/index.html (5803 words)

	El Pinolero's Website - Volcán Masaya National Park
		Masaya, the country's shortest volcano at only 635 meters high, sure has made a lot of noise.
		Masaya possesses two crater: one of its same name, which last erupted in 1772, and San Fernado while Nindirí has two: one of its same name and San Pedro; the remaining crater, Santiago, lies between these two volcanoes and it's the only active one.
		The natives (chorotegas), in the other hand, called Volcán Masaya "Popogatepe" (burning mountain) and when it'd erupt, they thought it was a sign of anger from the gods so in order to calm it down, they had to sacrifice young children by thowing them into the crater.
	ni.irias.biz /aapp/vm (560 words)

	Gangan The Masaya Kato Fanlisting version3: Blood (Muscle) Heat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		I chose this word as the title for the Masaya Kato FL because in Brother, when confronted with his extreme means of expanding the family's business and his methods for killing off their opposition, Shirase explains that he wasn't holding back; for the sake of their Yakuza family, he was "going all the way".
		Masaya Kato graduated from the Yokohama University and is a licensed teacher.
		Masaya Kato plays the Advanced Model, the man with the upgraded engine implant who is sent from Hong Kong to reclaim or kill the prototype.
	www.nocturnal-butterfly.net /kato (3990 words)

	Volcanoes.ca - Masaya Volcano, Nicaragua (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Masaya Volcano is a large basaltic shield volcano, located 20 km south of Managua, Nicaragua.
		It is composed of a nested set of calderas and craters, the largest of which is Las Sierras shield and caldera.
		The floor of Masaya caldera is covered by poorly vegetated lavas, indicating resurfacing within the past 1000 or so years, but only two lava flows have erupted since the sixteenth century.
	volcanoes.ca /Masaya/masgeol.html (212 words)

	COSTA RICA EXTENSIONS - NICARAGUA 3 DAY TOUR - GRANADA & MASAYA
		The program also includes a stop in the folklore center of Masaya for shopping at its restored 19th century Indian market and a visit to a hammock workshop to see how they are woven.
		Masaya has been populated for more than 3,000 years and the arrival of the Spanish in the early 16th century organized the local artisans in small workshops for export.
		Masaya's friendly population has restored their 19th century outdoor indigenous market for the sale of their hand made goods.
	www.toursnicaragua.com /nicaragua_costa_rica/masaya_granada_3_day.html (978 words)

	Granada Nicaragua - Tours - Masaya Volcano
		The National Park Volcano Masaya is one of the most interesting and beautiful natural phenomena of Nicaragua.
		In the pre-Columbian period, the volcano Masaya was object for worships of the indigenous people.
		In 1529 Gonzalo Fernandez de Oviendo explored the volcano but didn't succeed in his attempts to find its hidden treasures, The monk Blas del Castillo made a visit to the volcano in 1538 but failed to find what he was looking for and instead decided to write the history of the impressive volcano.
	www.granadanicaragua.net /en/tours/volcan_masaya.html (267 words)

	Masaya Volcano Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The study of seismicity of Masaya reveals that the source of the permanent tremor is situated at shallow depths and is probably associated with magma movements and/or magma degassing activity.
		It has been suggested that the recurrent degassing crises at Masaya since the mid-19th century have been caused by periodic convective overturns of magma within a long-lived deep reservoir.
		Lastly, the use of the FTIR and COSPEC in conjunction with passive monitoring techniques at different distances downwind from Santiago crater opens an exciting field to understand the atmospheric chemistry involved in plume dispersal, to address the nature of the apparent short-time scale variations in gas emission rates, and to monitor gas hazards.
	volcanoes.ca /Masaya/research/Model.html (626 words)

	Papers and Posters
		Masaya Yoshida (2005a) The rightward movement analysis of gapping in NP and its structural implications.
		Masaya Yoshida (2002) When negative statements are easier: processing of polarity items in Japanese.
		Chun-Chien Hsu, Colin Phillips and Masaya Yoshida (2005) Cues for Head-Final Relative Clauses in Chinese.
	www.ling.umd.edu /masaya/Papers.html (743 words)

	Nicaragua - Masaya
		Masaya is located 17 miles (28 km) from Managua.
		Masaya Volcano National Park: This 54 square km volcanic park is only 10 miles from Managua.
		Masaya Lagoon: Is part of the Masaya National Park, but is better seen from Nindirí (in Nahuatl: volcano town) or from the Cultural Center in Masaya.
	www.ladatco.com /NIC-Masaya.htm (228 words)

	Masaya Vacation Rentals on VacationHomes.com
		Masaya Volcano National Park, Arts and Crafts Market: In Masaya Volcano National Park, located few minutes from Masaya, looking down to the still active crater will take your breath away.
		During the pre-Columbian age, Masaya Volcano was an object of veneration by the indigenous people.
		Masaya is famous for its coffee plantations and local handicraft markets.
	www.vacationhomes.com /23893 (1094 words)

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