D Region -- Encyclopædia Britannica , Eisenhower, Dwight D. In World War II gen. physical, human, and cultural characteristicsof various places. as shopping and dinning facilities in the region. http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=28929&tocid=0&query=f region
Türkiye 2000 7.4 on the Richter scale, took place in the area of Turkeys most densely populatedregion, bringing death the quake, allocated all its resources to overcome http://www.tbb.gen.tr/english/region/
Extractions: Regions The Marmara Region The Aegean Region The Mediterranean Region The Central Anatolia Region ... The Southeastern Anatolia Region The Geographical Regions of Turkey The First Geography Congress, which was convened in Ankara in 1941, at the conclusion of the research that had continued for a long time, separated Turkey into seven geographical regions. During the congress activities, the fact that Turkey is surrounded by sea on three sides, the presence of mountain ranges lying parallel to the length of the long coastline, the fact that these mountains separate the high, but slightly steep and uneven central section from the influence of the sea and because of this, factors such as the climate, natural plant cover and the distribution of types of agriculture, and the influences of these on the transportation systems and the types of housing between the coastal strip and the central sections, had been taken into consideration and it was possible to divide Turkey into four border and three inner regions.
World Regional Geography - O.S.A.E. Skills a fundamental role in the economic development of a region. be gathered for understandingthe economic role this place has played geoglitercy.html)gen 16 April http://incolor.inebraska.com/gnelson/geogliteracy.html
Extractions: How to Read a City: A Geographic Perspective " by Kit Salter, Magazine of History (Fall, 1990) 68 - 71. by Kit Salter However, as his eyes track up and down this small town street, he contemplates the fabric of his community and the importance of honesty and trust. As he considers these elements that hold the town together, he imagines the collapse of the whole community as a consequence of breaking such a moral pattern himself. He even involves the local grade-school geography teacher in his fantasy.
UNT Libraries, Government Information Connection, Maps History (1993 edition) WILLIS 1FL gen REFERENCE, G1030 Maps pertaining to eventsand places that have Indexed by region, place name, time period, and topic. http://www.library.unt.edu/govinfo/mapsandposters/mapfile.html
Extractions: Home U.S. Federal State Local/Regional ... Help Related Pages: Finding Aid to Texas Maps Located in the Texana Collection Victor Oppenheim John Wesley Powell Cartographic Reference Tools Return to: Information by Subject or Category Information by Subject or Category This page lists major items in the UNT Libraries Government Documents Map Collection, and includes links to selected map collections on the Internet. For information about maps, mapping, and navigation, see Cartographic Reference Tools Major Internet Sites
Teacher Resources - Collection - Civil War Maps What can the students learn about the region from the map Is there a place for themto hide from the enemy After first reading outside resources describing gen. http://memory.loc.gov/learn/collections/cwmaps/file.html
Extractions: Civil War Maps single file for printing summary of resources Civil War Maps, a subset of Map Collections: 1500-2004 , contains approximately 2,240 Civil War maps and charts and 76 atlases and sketchbooks depicting battles, troop positions and movements, engagements, and fortifications. Included are maps of the whole United States, maps of major regions such as the Eastern or Southern States, maps of the Mississippi River, and state maps. The vast majority of the maps were prepared by Federal forces or by commercial firms in the North, but there are also a substantial number by Confederate military authorities and a few by Southern publishers. special presentations These online exhibits provide context and additional information about this collection. History of Mapping the Civil War historical eras These historical era(s) are best represented in the collection, although they may not be all-encompassing.
Sandals 2.0 Introduction of the right hand and the north the region of the eleven sons who were born in thenorth (gen 3516 You will then identify on the map the places mentioned and http://www.ancientsandals.com/info_introduction.htm
Extractions: home videos guided tours articles ... iPIX Introduction by author Dr. Terry C. Hulbert Our east-oriented maps of the Holy Land are consistent both with the biblical data and with the way people in the land oriented themselves geographically throughout their history. Our four directions of the compass (north, south, east, west) are terms foreign to ancient culture. The Bible refers to the north as saphon, which means "toward the hidden region," to the south as negeb, the region of the Negev, to the west as 'am ("sea"), referring to the Mediterranean Sea, and to the east as qedem, "the region in front." Each of these four terms occurs in Gen 13:14-15 in the record of Yahweh's promise of the land to Abraham and his descendants. The Bible refers to the east as the direction where the sun rises and to the west to where the sun sets (Ps 103:12). The south is also called the "region of the right hand" and the north "the region of the left hand." Jacob named the last of his twelve children Benjamin, "son of the right hand" or "son of the south." Benjamin was born near Ephrath (Bethlehem) in the south in contrast to his other eleven sons who were born in the north (Gen 35:16-18). This east-orientation perspective continued even after the biblical period. For instance, The Medeba Map (about A.D. 565), crafted of over two million colored stone cubes, locates Jerusalem in the foreground and shows the Jordan River in the background flowing from the left (north) into the Dead Sea on the right (south).
Dowling College Library - Selected Links - Social Sciences Irish Family Roots This is a good place to begin your World gen Web The World genWeb Project is a Web Click on left of page on World regions Countries to http://www.dowling.edu/library/links/sslink.shtm
Extractions: Social Sciences Anthropology Biography Web This site was developed by the anthropology students at Minnesota State University, Mankato. It is a collection of 499 (and growing) biographies of anthropologists and other scientists that have directly influenced the field of anthropology. Anthropology in the News Links to news stories published on the web by CNN, New York Times, USA Today, MSNBC, Washington Post, Archaeology, Scientific American, and American Scientist. ArchNet ArchNet is the WWW Virtual Library of the Archaeological Research Institute at Arizona State University. Archaeological resources are categorized by geographic region and subject. Ethnologue This site is a database of 6700+ languages spoken in 228 countries which is an ongoing fifty year research project of SIL International (formerly the Summer Institute of Linguistics). It is probably the most comprehensive listing of information about the currently known languages of the world. Fourth World Documentation Project Center for World Indigenous Studies (CWIS) site provides access to publication and literature written by leading writers from Fourth World Nations. CWIS is dedicated to fostering understanding and appreciation for the ideas and knowledge of indigenous peoples and the social, economic and political realities of indigenous nations.
Extractions: IV. Additional Contacts and Sources of Information Resources that are part of the National Agricultural Library (NAL) collection have an NAL call number listed. Lending and copy service information can be found at http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/ general/lending.html . Materials cannot be purchased from the Library. Please contact the publisher/producer if you wish to purchase any materials on this list. For purposes of this publication, each item has been placed in one of the following categories though many items contain information that covers more than one topic:
InfoDome - Subject Guide For Anthropology volume (CALL Z5119.H36 Index gen Ref classified subject arrangement with author,place name, and by state, character, ethnic group, region, historical period http://infodome.sdsu.edu/research/guides/anthropology/anthropology.shtml
Extractions: Article Databases ... Make a Donation This guide is intended to serve as a general introduction to research in anthropology, using both print and electronic resources, especially those made available by San Diego State University (SDSU) Library. Top of Page Bruce Harley is SDSU Library's subject specialist in anthropology. Here is his contact information: Top of Page There are three types of anthropology reference books in Reference Services ( 1st floor, Library Addition ) or the book stacks. These are dictionaries and encyclopedias literature guides , and biography See also the Library's Virtual Reference Desk Dictionaries and Encyclopedias Archaeological Method and Theory: An Encyclopedia Has an introduction and subject guide. Entries include references and further readings. There are also subject and name indexes.
STATEMENT OF GENERAL TOMMY R. FRANKS that have not generated the will, resources, or organization of a fiveyear droughtthat places 20 million activity remains high throughout the Central Region. http://www.house.gov/hasc/openingstatementsandpressreleases/107thcongress/01-03-
Extractions: US CENTRAL COMMAND INTRODUCTION Mr. Chairman, Members of the Committee. U.S. Central Command's (USCENTCOM) Area of Responsibility (AOR) includes 25 nations, extending from Egypt and Jordan to the Horn of Africa, the Arabian Peninsula, Pakistan in South Asia, and Central Asian States as far north as Kazakhstan. Included are the waters of the Red Sea, the Northern Indian Ocean, and the Persian Gulf, with maritime chokepoints of the Suez Canal, the Bab el Mandeb, and the Strait of Hormuz. The current National Security Strategy specifies that our core objectives in this vital region are to enhance U.S. security, promote democracy and human rights, and bolster American economic prosperity.
General Resources: GIS - UNL Libraries health, hydrology, land use and land cover, place names and Searchable by region andcountry. relief maps, flood risk zones, natural resources, vegetation, etc http://www.unl.edu/libr/gis/gen.html
Extractions: Guide to GIS sites by subject. Subjects include: agriculture, base map, biological, businesses and non-profit organizations, census and population, crime, ecology, economics, energy, flood mapping geology, hazard and disaster maps and data, hazardous substance, health, hydrology, land use and land cover, place names and locations, political, adminstrative and elections, postal, recreation, remote sensing, social security, soils, telecommunications, telephone, and transportation. National Mapping and Remotely Sensed Data (USGS)
Extractions: Recruitment Contacts Thank you for your interest in the Correctional Service of Canada (CSC). The CSC is made up of five geographic regions. Each region is responsible for its own recruitment, selection and assessment, based on national standards. You are invited to correspond with, or apply directly to, any of the regions that interest you. Addresses are listed below for your reference. The process of assessment and selection that determines who will be offered employment within the Correctional Service of Canada begins with the establishment of a basic inventory of qualified applicants. To be placed in our inventory, you must be eligible to work in Canada. Preference for employment within the Correctional Service of Canada will be given to Canadian citizens. You should also regularly visit the Public Service Commission of Canada's web site at jobs.gc.ca to review postings of jobs that are open to the public. The Correctional Service of Canada's recruitment offices also post notices on this public access site. Atlantic -New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland
Genealogy Help Web Site Part of World gen Web Site. Janyce s Root Diggin - many links; greatplace beginners. be searched plus many sites arranged by geographic region. http://www.d230.org/stagg/LiskaLinks/genealogy.htm
Extractions: FamilySearch Internet Genealogy Service - Mormon Web Site ..... claimed to contain one of the most extensive genealogy databases on the internet. Genealogy Sleuth Site - part of progenealosits.com, massive site, if you are interested in genealogy, visit this site. Ellis Island on line - Search Ship Records - Site is new and is very busy. NGS Homepage (Main/Welcome): Featured Program - National Genealogical Society - a site which requires membership and a membership fee, but claims extensive files once you join. Ancestry.com - Online Genealogy - Extensive site, some free services, but also a membership and membership fee to access all the resources at this web site. Ancient Faces.Com - Founded in September 2000, AncientFaces has become the largest visual genealogy presence on the Internet by providing a free location for the exchange of photos. Over 15,700 photos have been scanned and then added to AncientFaces by their owners so that others researching their family trees can place faces with the names of ancestors. AncientFaces wants to help bring faces to the names of our ancestors by adding photos to genealogy. We provide an exchange where the owners of old photos can share them for free so that people researching their family trees can see their ancestors.
Hannover Research gende-d-request@rootsweb.com (digest mode), or gen-de-i This region is located alongthe border of the Netherlands in the Finding a German Place of Origin -. http://home.att.net/~arnielang/Hannover.html
Extractions: Hannover is a German city. But this project deals with the larger area which is presently a province in Lower Saxony (Niedersachsen), Germany. This area was the Kingdom of Hannover in the early 1800's. It became a province of Prussia in 1866 and then part of Germany after unification of Germany in 1871. The history and geography of this area are included in some of the referenced web sites. Any comments and additions to this list would be welcome! E-mail to: arnielang@att.net HANNOVER WEB SITES Please Note: Since this page was first published, many of the web sites have closed down or changed their URL. For those sites, I have removed the link. I am in the process of trying to locate the new address or an equivalent site. Please let me know if you have any recommendations. Thank you! http://www.genealogienetz.de/reg/NSAC/nsac.html
Department Of Secondary Social Studies A place where a web user can find out about all cultural European Imperialism andRegional Responses, http//history.acusd.edu/gen/WW2Timeline/ revanchism.html. http://www.bcps.org/offices/oss/world_cultures_history.htm
Extractions: Student Resources Site Description United Nations: Cyber School Bus http://www.un.org/Pubs/CyberSchoolBus/ A database resource for nations around the world. Teachers can find exciting teaching activities on global issues included in the site. The Electronic Embassy http://www.embassy.org/embassies/ This web resources provides information on all of the embassies in Washington D.C. There are a variety of links to on-line embassies. World Fact Book http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/
Internships, Jobs, Employment, Careers & Graduate Schools contracts, internships announcements in the Pacific NW region or telecommute OnThe Net 1500+ Sites www.gen.com/ani The place to post your FREE GIS/CAD/Geo http://faculty.washington.edu/krumme/jobs.html
Extractions: SITE MAP SEARCH! ABOUT RESOURCES ... A-Z INDEX (http://faculty.washington.edu/krumme/jobs.html) QUICK INDEX: "Information Technology gets smart: Liberal arts graduates bring balance to staff-starved IS departments;" article by Si Dunn and Connie Dunn in: Computer User, August 1998. Schools of Information: A guide to the many and various options in IS training and education Mirror City of Portland: Jobs 1998 Work Now and in the Future Conference, November 8-10, Oregon Convention Center "The Work Now and in the Future Conference series is held each November in Portland, Oregon and attracts a national audience of over 3,000 people. The dynamic and integrated agenda examines the intersection of education and workforce development by highlighting program models and strategies and future issues that community partners must address." Northwest Center for Emerging Technologies at Bellevue Community College will partner with the Education and Work Program of the
GENUKI: Wales Pryce, WT R. Wales as a Culture Region. British Surnames, a guide to the resourcesfor the The subjects are very diverse ; people, places, things , medical http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/wal/
Extractions: Counties Many sets of official records were kept for England and Wales together, so that the problems of locating them and using them are very similar in the two countries. For convenience such records are described under England , rather than here or on the British Isles pages. N.B. GENUKI is organised on the basis of historic counties. To find which GENUKI pages cover more modern counties and county boroughs, please see: Modern and Administrative Counties and County Boroughs Yny lhyvyr hwnn The earliest printed Welsh book, 1546. The National Library of Wales 'Treasures' series. "The content of Yny lhyvyr hwnn r eflects the author's interest, especially his desire, arising from his belief in the need for reform in religion, to ensure that ordinary people learnt the basic tenets of the Christian faith....." Early Modern Wales Bibliography covers the period c.1550-1800
Hiatt: Undergrad: Internships is the largest and mostvisited resource for media that offers internships in wildand exotic places. unpaid internships, organized by geographic region in the http://www.brandeis.edu/hiatt/internships.html
Extractions: Hiatt Home ... Summer Credit INT92g Welcome to the Hiatt Career Center internship page Spring into action! Now that warmer weather is here, don't miss your last chance to arrange for summer internships. This page provides numerous resources to assist you in finding internships. Also, don't forget to contact the Hiatt Career Center at extension 6-3618 and make an appointment with one of our career counselors. ******** Summer Credit Option ******** Need to earn credit for your summer internship? Consider INT92g. Besides the 92a or 92b options, which must be approved by faculty in various departments and are often not available over the summer, Brandeis students can now apply (using the learning agreement form) for credit for summer internships. You must meet with Becky King in Hiatt and, if approved, you can enroll in the one-credit-hour course (INT92g) through the summer school. The total cost is $200, including the registration fee. Click here for further information, or call Hiatt with questions (6-3618).
