Extractions: Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Loutraki is a coastal town located 4 km NE of Corinth Corinth , Greece is a prominent city in both Greek mythology and the Bible There are also numerous places in the United States with this name: Click the link for more information. in the Prefecture of Corinth, Greece For other meanings see Greece (disambiguation). Greece is a country in the southeast of Europe on the southern tip of the Balkan peninsula. It is bounded on land by Bulgaria, Macedonia and Albania to the north, to the east by Turkey and the waters of the Aegean Sea and to the west and south by the Ionian and Mediterranean Seas. Regarded by many as the cradle of Western civilisation, Greece has a long and rich history during which it spread its influence over three continents.
Animated Atlas: Teacher's Guide to become familiar with the overall geographic changes in the state, with a few majorcities and a 1803 Ohio Admitted; - 1803 - lousiana Territory Purchased; http://www.animatedatlas.com/teachersguide.html
Extractions: TEACHER'S GUIDE Growth of a Nation This ten minute Flash 4 movie is interactive. It is available on the home page. The movie is a geographic history of the United States, which means only the events which have an effect on political geography are depicted. The intention is to provide students with a visual frame-of-reference within which to place events in the history of the United States. As the movie progresses, a time line pointer moves along the time line at the bottom of the frame, indicating the approximate date of the event occuring. The event is indicated above the pointer. The narration is available in the American History Resources on the home page. Guide to using the movie in a U.S. history class. Guide to using the movie at home. List of events in the movie. Classroom Videos The three videos are designed to fit curricular requirements for the classroom. Links to the distributors for purchase are on the main page for each video, accessible by clicking the appropriate image on the home page. Teacher's guides come with the videos. Additional resources are available on the main page for each video. Guide to using a video in a U.S. history class.
Extractions: International Study Programs LC in Israel Additional Information LC in Israel Additional Information Two Professors Make Israel Their Classroom During the summer semester of 2000, two LC classes met in Israel to study Biblical Geography, taught by Dr. Carlton Winbery and Archaeology, taught by Dr. Fred Downing. Sixteen students, instructors, and friends of LC traveled to Isreal and Jordan in order to study Biblical backgrounds in the land of the origins of Judaism and Christianity. The class in Biblical Geography included reading two textbooks and participating in the discussions on site. At the Herodian port of Caesarea students visited the ancient theater that was renovated by Pontius Pilate and dedicated by him to Tiberius Caesarea. The Pilate inscription found there is important to archaeologists. Tel Megiddo is an impressive mound with 26 layers or strata indicating that the city was destroyed and rebuilt many times. Cities such as Nazareth, Capernaum, Chorazim, and Bethsaida show to visitors the distances and topography of the area where Jesus spent most of his adult life. Sailing on the Sea of Galilee is an experience of a lifetime and has a wonderful way of orienting students to the locations of these important cities. After traveling down the Fariah valley the class visited Jericho, the most ancient city ever excavated. Then the group went to Jerusalem from which they visited sites in the old city, Bethany, Qumran, En Gedi, Masada, and Cypros, the winter palace of Herod near Jericho. Also the group traveled through the rolling hills south west of Jerusalem to Tel Beth-Shemesh, Ashqelon, Lachish, Maresha, and the valleys of Elah and Soriq. In the city of Jerusalem the group visited the Temple Mount, Mt. of Olives, Gethsemene, Via Dolorosa, a number of churches, and Gordon's Calvary. Some of the most spectacular excavations were those below the Temple Mount and in the city of David.
Trekkers To Cross United States Entirely On Public Lands Kiffe, lousiana, center, is a hiker. The teams will meet in Salt Lake City forPublic Lands Day on September 28. Photograph courtesy of National Geographic http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2002/08/0801_020731_frontiers.html
Extractions: American Frontiers: A Public Lands Journey Beyond popular national parks such as Yosemite and Grand Canyon, lies an enormous tract of other U.S. public lands classified under dozens of designations. These areas are known as National Forests, National Wildlife Refuges, National Recreation Areas, and many other titles. Together, they comprise approximately a third of the land in America. This vast area is owned collectively by all Americans, and it's up to Americans as a nation to determine the future of the land. Yet many Americans, particularly in the East where public lands are scarce, remain unaware of the extent of public lands and the special trust they have been afforded to control its fate. Two pairs of Alliance teachers who started their trek across U.S. public lands today, make their final preparations with Ed Foundation's program manager, Nancee Hunter (with globe) in Salt Lake City last week. The women are traveling north from the Mexico-New Mexico border; the men are headed south from the Canada-Montana border. From left to right: Kay Gandy, Louisiana, team support, Nancee, Bob Ashley, Illinois, team support, and Mike Murphy, California, the hiker. Cathy Kiffe, Lousiana, center, is a hiker. The teams will meet in Salt Lake City for Public Lands Day on September 28.
E.e.r.c.: Highlights And Initiatives: May. - Jun. 2003 s 29th Annual Meeting in Baton Rouge, lousiana. one car dealership, and the citiesof Knoxville East TennesseeÂ’s designation fills a geographic hole in the http://eerc.ra.utk.edu/highlites/04-0304.htm
Extractions: April 2004 Energy, Environment and Resources Center Jack Barkenbus, Executive Director Center For Clean Products and Clean Technologies Gary A. Davis, Director Office of Communications and Publications David Brill, Director Center for Geography and Environmental Education Rosalyn McKeown-Ice, Director Oak Ridge Technology Research and Development Program Sheila Webster, Director Systems Development Institute Donald Alvic, Director Pro-Dialogue Mary R. English and David L. Feldman, Directors Water Resources Research Center Tim Gangaware, Associate Director Highlights and Initiatives is written and cbgriffith@utk.edu For more information call Gail Farris at -4251 or write to EERC, 311 Conference Center Building, Knoxville, TN 37996-4134. Visit our Web site at: http://eerc.ra.utk.edu APPOINTMENTS . Executive Director Jack Barkenbus recently named Research
Craig E. Colten, An Unnatural Metropolis Colten shows how every manipulation of the environment made an impact on the city¹ssocial geography as well—often with unequal, adverse consequences for http://www.lsu.edu/lsupress/catalog/Fall2004/books/Colten_Unnatural.html
Extractions: Craig E. Colten An Unnatural Metropolis. Urban geographers frequently have portrayed cities as the antithesis of nature, but in An Unnatural Metropolis Colten inserts a critical environmental perspective to the history of urban areas. His amply illustrated work offers an in-depth look at a city and society uniquely shaped by the natural forces it has sought to harness.
Extractions: Jump to: - US States - Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming - Most Popular US Cities - Anaheim, California (Disneyland) Anchorage, Alaska Aspen, Colorado Atlanta, Georgia Baltimore, Maryland Boston, Massachusetts Charlotte, North Carolina Chicago, Illinois Dallas, Texas Denver, Colorado Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Honolulu, Hawaii Houston, Texas Killington, Vermont Las Vegas, Nevada Los Angeles, California Memphis, Tennessee Miami, Florida Myrtle Beach, South Carolina New Orleans, Lousiana New York City, New York Orlando, Florida (Disney World) Park City, Utah Phoenix, Arizona Portland, Oregon Reno, Nevada Salt Lake City, Utah San Antonio, Texas San Diego, California
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Historical Picture Collections from the Chicago Tribune Digital City Connecticut History Historical images from USCLousiana State University of Minnesota Mining Company geography site from http://history.sandiego.edu/gen/documents/clipsources.html
Extractions: U.S. Government Agencies exhibits: Presidential Library exhibits: Herbert Hoover Library has Gallery Franklin D. Roosevelt Library has Photos and Audio Truman Library has The Berlin Airlift Eisenhower Library has Photos John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library has Reference Desk Lyndon B. Johnson Library has Photo and Audio archives Richard Nixon at Archives II Gerald R. Ford Library has Photos Jimmy Carter Library has Documents Ronald W. Reagan Library
ECAI Associates By Institutional Affiliation Sveinn Traustason, lousiana State University, USA. John Long, US historicalgeography. Northern Illinois Univeristy, USA. Osaka City University, Japan. http://www.ecai.org/Institutions/institutionlist.asp
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Extractions: Introduction St. Tammany West offers the rare combination of urban convenience in a resort-like setting graced with magnolia and azalea studded subdivisions, plus unique historical sections of majestic Oaks covered in Spanish moss and farm acreage along gently winding rural roads. A magical feeling fills the air conjuring up a unique blend of cosmopolitan sophistication and country charm. St. Tammany West offers a scenic environment, fine schools, and a vibrant and responsive business community. The beauty, peace and safety of St. Tammany West lures families looking for a safe place to raise their children, retired couples looking for superb health care facilities combined with an easygoing lifestyle, and business people investing their time and talents here. All of this combined creates an atmosphere that gives the new resident a sense of belonging-a feeling of community. A comfortable living and true joy of life is found here in St. Tammany West. A Unique History, All Its Own
Hawaii 1999 AAG Sessions Stephen J. Rainey, lousiana State University The Roots of the UCBerkeley GeographyDepartment in State Univ, Possible Ancient Anthrosols Near Lost City of Ubar http://www.u.arizona.edu/~batterbu/cesg/honolulu.html
The 50 States can be divided into three main geographic land areas largest city and was a majorport city, so it Louis Armstrong Born in New Orleans, lousiana, Louis Armstron http://www.teachersfirst.com/share/states/states.cfm?state=la
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