161. Gender In Geography Bibliography GENDER IN geography BIBLIOGRAPHY The list reaches over 450 subscribers interestedin gender issues in geography. Subscribe to the Femgeog listserve. http://www.emporia.edu/socsci/fembib/

GENDER IN GEOGRAPHY BIBLIOGRAPHY A B C D ... W-X-Y-Z This bibliography is an ongoing cooperative effort of members of the Discussion List for Feminism in Geography The list reaches over 450 subscribers interested in gender issues in geography. Subscribe to the Femgeog listserve. Other links of interest. Learn more about the Geographic Perspectives on Women Specialty Group of the Association for American Geographers To add new references, to update the list or make corrections, please send bibliographic information to: Ellen Hansen hansenel@emporia.edu Department of Social Sciences Emporia State University Emporia, Kansas 66801 This page created and maintained by Ellen Hansen. Thanks to design and update help from Tatiana Pashkova and Jason Knight, School of Library and Information Sciences.. Last updated 4/2004

162. Map Library General information, collection inventory, and links to map resources. http://io.uwinnipeg.ca/~geograph/Facility/maplib.htm

WELCOME TO THE MAP LIBRARY General Information History / Location / Hours / Wheelchair Access / Circulation Policy The Collection Maps / Wall Maps / Air Photos / Atlases / Books Links Links to Map Resources Return to Department of Geography

163. GeoNet Game Children s Privacy Statement. Kids Place Questions and Comments EducationPlace Site index Copyright © 19982001 Houghton Mifflin Company. http://www.eduplace.com/geonet/

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164. A History Of Atlantis And The Atlantean Empire The history of Atlantis and its empire, supposedly discovered in an alternate world. The site contains detailed descriptions of Atlantean geography, society, arts, philosophy, warfare and languages. http://members.tripod.com/grahamjmabey

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated A History of Atlantis and the Atlantean Empire Sayatal atlantisayu ed atlanan ceriehayu The story of the lost civilisation of Atlantis rediscovered? Or a work of imagination? Atlantis - the history of a lost civilisation? You can read here the whole story of a hitherto unknown civilisation, and decide for yourself if it is the true story of a whole society forgotten for millennia, or simply a work of imagination. I discovered this very detailed history of Atlantis and her empire - " Sayatal atlantisayu ed atlanan ceriehayu" in the original tongue - as a handwritten document in a package on my doorstep! That much I know to be fact. Yet the history itself appears to be the work of an author describing the archaeological and literary discoveries about Atlantis and neighbouring countries found beneath the Sahara Desert. Is this truth - and if so, how can it be, as we know of no such discoveries being made in our world? Is it a document I have somehow received from the future, or perhaps from an alternate timeline? Or is it all a long invention by the unknown writer? I can only reproduce the words as I received them, and leave it to you to decide if this whole magnificent story of the rise and fall of an Empire named Atlantis, with its detailed account of the societies, politics, military conquests, arts and languages of a whole Continent, is a true description of a real world of the past

165. Welcome To USF Geography! Thanks For Stopping By... Announcements. World Regional geography Telecourse Syllabus for Summer 2004. Information about the department; what is geography?; tour of the department. http://www.cas.usf.edu/geography/

Welcome Dept. Overview Email Directory Course Information ... Dr.Robert (Bob) Aangeenbrug's Memorial Page Feedback USF Homepage Announcements World Regional Geography Telecourse Syllabus for Summer 2004 Welcome Announcements, navigation Department Overview Information about the department; what is geography?; tour of the department Email Directory Email, and office hours(when semester is in session) for faculty and staff Faculty and Staff CVs on faculty and staff members Course Information Course offerings; course information; upcoming semester schedules Graduate Program Links to the handbook, course information, and information on graduate students Undergraduate Program Undergraduate program requirements, course information GIS Certificate Program Certificate requirements, application to the program Department Research Research currently being performed by faculty and graduate students Opportunities Grants, fellowships, scholarships, job and internships available, financial aid. USF Weather Center Real-time Weather from Meteorology Computer Lab and Roof Top Weather Station Geography Club Information on the Geography Club and Gamma Theta Upsilon Geography Club URL (on Yahoo groups) Important Links Links concerning many aspects of geography Special Events Conferences, department events, overseas studies.

166. CyberSoup's Free Contests And Quizzes And Games Online Collection of interactive trivia quizzes covering a variety of topics. Also offers general knowledge, science, and geography quizzes for kids, organized by age level. http://takeaquiz.com/

Welcome to Take A Quiz. This entertaining and educational multi-topic quiz site features trivia and quizzes on sports, history, health, science, geography, music, TV, movies, military, cars, Black history, vocabulary, animals and even the Wild West. Birthdays: Real Names Who's Sorry Now? The Dark Side More to come Original art and award winning photos, or use your own. Market your company in front of millions of visitors at LOW COST! The Wild West.org Mystical Soup.com Test your ESP, consult the Tarot, check your Horoscope or Ask the Crystal Ball. Lotta Reviews.com Not only "right on the money" movie reviews, but a chance to write your own movie reviews. SouperFun.com Arcade games, like pinball, pool, paintball and other video-styled, chess, and jigsaw puzzles. CsoupRadio.com Free Internet radio lets you hear the latest consumer advice, news, scam alerts and entertainment programming, movie reviews nostalgia shows. Take the fun and exciting CyberSoup brain test and challenge yourself with dozens of entertaining quizzes and trivia questions to choose from. Our word games and trivia contests are multi topic. We have TV and movie trivia, sports trivia, science questions, world history, black history questions, a music brain test, animal tests, military test, questions about cars, the wild west and health. Take A Quiz offers many hours of entertainment. For example, our movie trivia comes with three categories of movie trivia like action and adventure, comedy and drama and science fiction and horror. TV trivia tests are also broken into several categories as are the music tests. Although, our music contests contain six different categories like pop and rock, mod pop, oldies, classical, country and jazz and blues. You're sure to find at least one style of music brain test that you're good at. Taking our sports test is really lots of fun because you'll be timed and scored so you can see how well you do against other people also playing our games and sports trivia contests.

167. Dragon Gate World Of Ord Rakkir Maps and geography of the gameworld. http://www.geocities.com/i_ate_breakfast/dragonworld.html

Dragon Gate World of Ord Rakkir Click on the map Some of the dragons are from another world and crave power and worship as much as gold, these dragons rule kingdoms of troglodytes and sire half dragon warriors. A race called Dran also come from this other world, they are half human/drow. Gorthal Capitol: Gorthal Population: 20,000 humans, 15,000 half-ogres, 70,000 slaves of various races, 500 tieflings Goverment: Magocracy Religions: three LN gods, two LE gods Export: Slaves, mainly ogres and gladiators, olive oil, several types of wine, and masterwork spiked half-plate. Import: Luxury goods (furs, precious metals, incense, gems, spices), cloth and foodstuffs not produced locally. Alignment: Lawful Evil, Lawful Neutral, Neutral Language(s): Infernal, Common, Ogre Classes Available: Fighter, Monk, Wizard, Cleric, Rogue Favored Weapons: Armored Fist and Iron Shod Boot Armor: Spiked Half-Plate Cultural Skills: Knowledge (Arcana) Cultural Feats: Any Fighter Feat Additional Gear: One free weapon of choice and brooch with a symbol from one of the five colleges on it (worth 1gp). A Horse Tribes Capitol: None Population: 50,000 half elves

168. DHCD - Community Profiles - Florida geography, government and demographics from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. http://www.state.ma.us/dhcd/iprofile/098.pdf

169. Geography Links Web directory of general geography links provided by the University of Northern Iowa. http://www.uni.edu/geography/rwl.html

170. Map Zones - Namibia Map Besides a simple map of Namibia, information on currency, government, geography, language, people, culture, history, and economy are provided. http://atlas.mapzones.com/namibia/

Introduction People History Culture ... Disputes Namibia Introduction Back to Top Namibia, formerly South West Africa, republic in south-western Africa, bounded on the north by Angola and Zambia, on the east by Botswana and South Africa, on the south by South Africa, and on the west by the Atlantic Ocean. The total land area is 824,268 sq km (318,252 sq mi). The capital of Namibia is Windhoek. Official Name- The Republic of Namibia Capital City- Windhoek Languages- English, German, local languages Official Currency- South African Rand Religions -Christian, traditional beliefs Population- 1,670,000 Land Area- 824,290 sq km (318,260 sq miles) Namibia Provinces Back to Top 13 regions; Caprivi, Erongo, Hardap, Karas, Khomas, Kunene, Ohangwena, Okavango, Omaheke, Omusati, Oshana, Oshikoto, Otjozondjupa Namibia People Back to Top About 85 percent of Namibians are black, 5 percent of European ancestry, and 10 percent, in South African terminology, Coloured (Cape Coloured, Nama, and Rehobother). Of the black majority, about two-thirds are Ovambo, with the Kavango, the Herero, the Damara, and the Caprivian peoples following in population size. Other ethnic groups have much smaller populations. Afrikaners and Germans constitute two-thirds and one-fifth of the European population, respectively. Most ethnic Europeans are Namibian citizens, though some have retained South African citizenship. English is the national language, though it is the home language of only about 3 percent of the population. Ovambo languages are spoken by more than 80 percent of the population, followed by Nama-Damara with about 6 percent. Kavango and Caprivian languages and Herero, as well as Afrikaans, constitute about 4 percent of home languages. Many Namibians speak two or more indigenous languages and at least a little of two of the three European languages (English, Afrikaans, German) in common use.

171. Argentina, The Country, Its People And Culture A summary of the countrys history, with an insight into the culture, population, economy, location, flora and fauna, geography and brief information of provinces. http://www.surdelsur.com/indexingles.html

English - We invite you browse our site through its different sections A Journey into the Past You will learn about Argentine History, The Spanish conquerors , the Viceroyalty of the River Plate , the Revolution of May 25, 1810 the foundation of the Argentine State and its subsequent modernization The Way We Are The first settlers Indigenous people ... Immigrants arrival and Argentine people of today Cultural identity Brief summary of Fine Arts Dance Music Literature ... Sports and Folklore Economic Activities Agriculture Livestock ... Continental Integration , Inter-American agreements: OEA, ALADI, MERCOSUR. Our Land The southernmost region in South America. Argentina and its Geographical regions Hydrography and Climate Provinces Argentina is made up of 23 provinces and the City of Buenos Aires , which are autonomous with political, administrative and economic powers. General information and useful links. Flora and Fauna Access the information on Argentine Biogeography and approach the flora and fauna of the two main regions, Neotropical and Antarctic The Southernmost South will find our idiosyncrasy and our customs.

172. Geographic Name Server/Xerox Map Gateway U.S. Gazetteer. This service was a gateway between the Geographic Name Server at martini.eecs.umich.edu and the World Wide Web, with links to maps from Xerox. This message is now returned by the server at the University of Michigan http://wings.buffalo.edu/geogw

U.S. Gazetteer This service was a gateway between the Geographic Name Server at martini.eecs.umich.edu and the World Wide Web, with links to maps from Xerox. This message is now returned by the server at the University of Michigan: The geographic name server is gone. The machine that ran it (a very old Vax) failed, and we do not have source code to port it to a new machine. If you really want it, the (badly outdated) data is available for anonymous ftp on "ftp.eecs.umich.edu" in the "/pub/eecs/geo" directory. So, if you're reading this, you have two choices: FTP the data directly Use the Census Bureau's U.S. Gazetteer

173. The Ancient World Web 70). All Things to All People? No. This site can not and does notindex all resources relating to things ancient on the web. That http://www.julen.net/ancient/

@import "http://www.julen.net/ancient/ancient-adv.css"; Happy Summer! I'm almost all caught up. I've got 10 sites in the queue that provide free quality information, but have a significant commercial aspect. I'm evaluating those for balance of information to commerce before I decide whether to add them. There are also 10 marginal sites that I'm still deciding if they are relevant enough for the Ancient World Web. Those outstanding questions should be resolved over the next few weeks. I forgot to refresh the site with the new links last week (Sorry!), so I've updated the site additions to today's date to give them the full window on the What's New page. Browse the Categories Alternative Theories Archaeology Art Buildings Monuments and Cities ... Science All Things to All People? No. This site can not and does not index all resources relating to things ancient on the web. That would be impossible, as sites appear and disappear with astonishing rapidity. There is an astounding amount of information about some topics out there (not all of it accurate or useful), and next to nothing about others. Please bear that in mind as you use the sources you find on-line. Just because one person says something doesn't make it true (or accepted as true). The web - as wonderful as it is - is still no substitute for good, old fashioned research at your local library. Your librarians - typically underpaid, underappreciated, and undervalued - are trained to help you find the materials you need - and didn't know you needed. Use your libraries and thank your librarians.

174. The Ancient World Web The Ancient World Web This is a collection of 1100+ sites dealing with the ancient world. They are grouped by categories such as daily life, law, science, etc. Each site is annotated and has an http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.julen.net/ancient/&y=02B3EF1457E

175. Rader's GEOGRAPHY4KIDS.COM The content that was on GEOGRAPHY4KIDS has been moved to the new subscriptionbased KAPILI.COM. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. http://www.geography4kids.com/

The content that was on GEOGRAPHY4KIDS has been moved to the new subscription based KAPILI.COM. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We believe that directing our efforts into one large science site will create a more successful learning experience. We hope you visit the new site. Learn a little about the new site below... TUTORIALS (Over 50 for Earth Sciences): The Kapili tutorials break down key ideas of science, math, and technology. Our tutorials are designed to break down a single topic into four parts. Each part will have a short paragraph and graphic used to illustrate an idea. We are using this style to help you learn complex ideas in bite-sized pieces. While there are over 50 activities for earth sciences alone, we have almost 250 activities for all of the material we cover on the site. You might be asking, "But what about a big topic like cells?" Using cells as an example you will find one page that talks about the general idea of what a cell is. Linked to that page and our main biology tutorial list you will find dozens of other pages. If you are new to cells you can start there and then move to a tutorial on the cell membrane, mitochondria, and even peroxisomes. Each of the detailed tutorials will also have the same layout with four paragraphs and four graphics. Current earth science tutorials include information on: Climates, Weather, Biomes, Atmosphere, Biosphere, Hydrosphere, and the inner workings of the Earth.

176. Funbrain.com Where Is That How to Play FUNBRAIN will show you maps. For each screen, identifythe correct country (or state). Check the correct box or type http://www.funbrain.com/where/

How to Play: FUNBRAIN will show you maps. For each screen, identify the correct country (or state). Check the correct box or type in the name (spelling counts). If you select level 5, you will also have to type in the name of the country's or state's capital. Pick the maps and difficulty level you wish to play and click "Show Me the Maps" to begin. There is also a two player version United States Africa Asia Europe North America South America World Level 1 : Identify which country or state is highlighted (multiple choice). Level 2 : Spell the name of the highlighted state or country. Level 3 : You are given the capital. Identify the country or state (multiple choice). Level 4 : You are given the capital. Spell in the country or state. Level 5 : Identify which country or state is highlighted, AND fill in the capital. Parents Teachers Quiz Lab MyGradeBook ... Privacy

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