21. CCSF Catalog Interdisciplinary Studies Courses Melanesia, Palau, New Zealand, Cook Islands, Marquesans, and the us territory of guam will be Current Topics in Women s studies (12-3) Lec-1,2,3 Repeat if http://www.ccsf.edu/Catalog/Civic/idstcors.html

Interdisciplinary Studies Announcement of Courses Design CREDIT, DEGREE APPLICABLE COURSES: DSGN 101 . Design Fundamentals DSGN 110 . Rapid Visualization Interdisciplinary Studies CREDIT, DEGREE APPLICABLE COURSES: IDST 3 . Current Museum Studies IDST 6 . Patterns of Problem Solving IDST 7 . The United Nations in 2000 and Beyond IDST 9 . Marine Biology IDST 10C . The Oceans IDST 10D . Prejudice IDST 12. Reflection on Service Learning IDST 14. American Cultures via Literature and Film IDST 17 . Human Sexuality IDST 23 . African American Women in the Creative Arts IDST 27A-27B-27C . Asian Humanities IDST 28 . Current Topics and Issues in the Pacific Rim IDST 29 . Islam: Principles and Practices IDST 36 . Poetry for the People IDST 37 . Ethnic Minorities in the United States IDST 38 . Shakespeare: “for all time” IDST 40 . Introduction to Contemporary Issues in the Filipino Community IDST 42 . Philippine Humanities IDST 44 . African Literature IDST 45 . Pacific Islanders in the United States IDST 50 . College Success IDST 51-52-53 . Current Topics in Women's Studies IDST 54 . Politics of Sexual Violence IDST 55 . Ending Sexual Violence: Peer Education IDST 70 . Architecture and Diversity IDST 80-81 . Diversity and Social Justice IDST 100A.

22. Mentor Details Public Administration, Golden Gate University (CA); MA Asian studies, Claremont Graduate states, the District of Columbia and to the us territory of guam. http://www.ncu.edu/mentor_list/pub/details.asp?mentor_id=4204133425

23. The Daily Texan composed of a major in the us Army and four Asian studies and government us officials said the plane will take the crew to the us territory of guam and then http://tspweb02.tsp.utexas.edu/webarchive/04-12-01/

Volume 101, No. 129 Thursday, April 12, 2001 Release of U.S. crew fuels debate at home Panel discusses future of U.S. relations with China Associated Press China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Sun Yuxi waves at the end of a news conference held in Beijing Wednesday. Sun announced that the detained aircrew in Hainan will be released. The crew of a U.S. spy plane has been held on Hainan since April 1. By Angela Macias Daily Texan Staff Scholars debated Wednesday the present and future relationship between China and the United States in light of the 24 U.S. military personnel that were held in Beijing at a UT discussion sponsored by the Center for Asian Studies. Held in the William C. Hogg Building, a panel composed of a major in the U.S. Army and four Asian Studies and government professors, one of whom is a Chinese citizen, discussed perceptions Americans hold on the situation leading up to the release and the effects it will have on U.S.-China relations. Panelists blamed the Clinton and Bush administrations for complicating U.S. policies in relations with China. "We are paying a price for inconsistencies in the Clinton administration and China's relations," said Ross Terrill, a government professor.

24. Guam: A Relative Tax Haven guam scholars and politicians should initiate further studies. The same experts say that if guam’s population One of the ways this us territory after all http://www.admin.gov.gu/commerce/guam_tax_haven.htm

Guam: A Relative Tax Haven By Mark Zhao, Vice President Bank of Hawaii (Excerpts) Abstract Introduction and an International Setting A World Class U.S. Tax Haven The small Catholic society has been frequently presented with one serious challenge – whether to legalize gambling so the island can generate more revenues. But so far the society has resisted. Nevertheless we have got to do something. We have to break this so called "status quo" and think of ways to improve our existing economic condition as well as create a road map for our future, fast. One of the ways this U.S. Territory after all could do to increase population and related businesses is to adopt a world class relative tax haven under the best known and the most reliable judicial protection of the United States. Is it possible? Yes, it is. A Low Flat Tax Rate System The U.S. Version of Hong Kong Hong Kong for so long has had a flat tax structure (but was never a tax haven). This simple and one-of-a-kind tax structure has made Hong Kong what it is today (obviously among other elements). Hong Kong was able to afford this because of the boom in society as a whole brought property values up thus higher property taxes are possible. Businesses and individuals in Hong Kong are used to not paying significant income taxes. However, Hong Kong is changing. Due to its revert back to the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in 1997, it now has to deal with a new tax relationship with PRC and it has to amend many tax treaties with various countries. Hong Kong’s tax structure has changed and will continue to change unfavorably. The most significant change, however, is the Sino-U.S. trade relationship and even the political standings. The recent bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade, Yugoslavia by U.S. led NATO and the Chinese Nuclear Espionage case have both very seriously altered many conventional thinking in both countries and policies toward each other. As a result, many U.S. and western nation corporations may have to rethink their trade strategies toward China. They may also face retaliations from China in every possible way, certainly including business activities. So there may be some "moving" initiatives again.

25. Guam Repeals Helmet Law For Adults guam is a us territory, where as they say there, guam where America s day begins. The sponsor of Bill 7, Senator Elizabeth BarretAnderson, was extremely http://www.bikersrights.com/world/guam.html

U.S. Territory Of Guam Repeals Helmet Law For Adult Motorcyclists GUAM. Tom Matanane, president of the Guam HAWGS Motorcycle Club, reported to the MRF that on March 16,1997, Guam's Governor Carl T.C. Gutierrez signed into law Bill #7, which gives motorcyclists 18 years of age and older the right to decide for themselves whether or not to wear a helmet. The law went into effect at midnight, so on March 17, 1997, motorcyclists in Guam were able to legally ride without a helmet. Guam is a U.S. territory, where as they say there, "Guam where America's day begins." The sponsor of Bill #7, Senator Elizabeth Barret-Anderson, was extremely successful in moving the legislation through the Guam Senate. Bill #7 passed the Guam Senate unanimously on a 21 to zero vote. Guam has a unicameral legislature, so once the legislation passed the Senate it was sent on to Governor Gutierrez for his signature. "The Guam Hawgs should take great pride and be commended for bringing freedom of choice to American motorcyclists," stated Wayne Curtin, MRF vice president of government relations. Curtin continued by saying, "This is the second time in a week that legislation repealing helmet laws for adults has been enacted in a state or territory of the United States. This shows that with continued perseverance motorcyclists in every state and territory of the United States have the ability to convince legislators and governors that freedom of choice for motorcyclists is the best public policy."

26. Reach Every Child | Social Studies United States territories. Carl Gutierrez, governor Office of the Governor Agana guam 96910. us Virgin Islands Dr. Charles Wesley Turnbull, governor Office of http://www.reacheverychild.com/socialstudies/leaders/US.html

Arts/Entertainment History Language Arts Mathematics ... U.S. territories United States territories American Samoa Tauese P. Sunia, governor Office of the Governor Pago Pago AMERICAN SAMOA 96799 Guam Carl Gutierrez, governor Office of the Governor Agana GUAM 96910 Northern Mariana Islands Pedro T. Tenorio, governor Office of the Governor Saipan NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS, MP 96950 Puerto Rico Sila M. Calderon, governor Office of the Governor Box 82 Laforteleza San Juan PUERTO RICO 00901 U.S. Virgin Islands Dr. Charles Wesley Turnbull, governor

27. U.S. States & Regions Lesson Plans & Activities Vermont State Unit studies (state by state) Vermont lesson plans and activities (pt). us Territories Possessions (guam, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands http://members.aol.com/MrDonnHistory/States.html

Collectively: Fifty States By Region By State U.S. Patriotic Symbols ... More State by State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas ... Wyoming Mrs Donn's Special Sections: Visit the 1962 Seattle World's Fair Handout Discussion Questions Daily Life in Ancient Times Pacific Northwest Coastal Indians Have a great year! State Unit Studies (state by state) Fifty Nifty States (5-7, CK) United States UNIT (K-3) 50 States in 50 Hours The Fifty States (lesson ideas) States and Capitals (lesson) ... Geography of the United States (7-9, CK) Geography Lesson Plans (Armstrong, 99) Geography Lesson Plans (Armstrong, 98) Regions Regions of the United States The Effect of Region on Prejudice Lesson Plans Great Lakes Region Plains Lesson Plans ... 19th Century, American Southwest UNIT State by State State Unit Studies (state by state) Alabama State Unit Studies (state by state) Alabama lesson plans (pt) Alaska Iditarod Arizona State Unit Studies (state by state) Arizona lesson plans and activities (pt) Arkansas A Hotlist on Arkansas Arkansas Lesson Plans and Activities (pt) California California - Resources by Grade California History Resources California lesson plans and activities (pt) Colorado State Unit Studies (state by state) The Cowboy Unit (cowboys and Colorado history) Colorado Kids Page Colorado lesson plans and activities (pt) Connecticut Connecticut Folklore: Fact or Fiction UNIT Connecticut Courts - Kids Stuff - Game, lessons, coloring, info

28. What's It Like To Live On Guam? Climate, typhoons (with lots of pictures), location and geography, with more to come! warning that a typhoon may hit us. We make sure that Status. guam is a territory of the United States http://www.heptune.com/guam.html

What's It Like to Live on Guam? by Brenna Lorenz Are you planning to move to Guam, or looking into a job here? Or are you just curious about what life is like out on a small island in the middle of the Pacific? These pages are intended to answer your questions! Click on the thumbnail photographs to see the full-sized annotated pictures. All photographs on these pages were taken by Brenna Lorenz and Mike Pulte. Contents: Guam's Climate Typhoons Location Geography ... Sign our Slambook : and answer some fun questions! Sign our Guestbook More stuff from Heptune Guam's Climate The temperature here is pretty constant throughout the year; it's almost always fairly hot (in the high eighties, Fahrenheit). It feels hotter than it actually is because of the high humidity. It gets a little cooler (a few degrees) in the "winter," that is, around January through March. It is never cold or even close to it, although people who have lived here awhile complain they are freezing on those rare days when the temperature drops down into the 70s. The only way to get cold on Guam is to go into places with air conditioning. Some places go nuts with AC. My classroom at the University of Guam, for example, is so cold that students have been known to come to class wearing parkas and gloves. Guam has two seasons, the wet season (July - December) and the dry season (January - June). For people accustomed to temperate zone climates, the differences between these seasons are subtle. Some years we have a wet dry season or a dry wet season, making the distinction even less obvious. During the dry season, the winds typically intensify. These are the trade winds. The weather may be dry enough so that the grass turns brown and we get a lot of brush fires. Intermittent streams may dry up. During the wet season, we get rain several times a day.

29. Background - More Than You Want To Know us Territories NOT yet visited guam, American Samoa. Undergraduate studies in marine engineering and transportation at the United States Merchant Marine Academy http://members.aol.com/AllenWeb/psa.htm

AllenWeb Welcome to Paul's background Jan 2001 Born in the United Kingdom, raised in Oklahoma, educated in New York and residing in Texas. Have Lived in following States (or US territories): Lawton Cape May Groton Kings Point Alameda Hometown Boot Camp Radioman School USMMA Sea Year (3/c Yr) USMMA Sea Year (2/c Yr) USMMA The Sea Years The Sea Years The States NOT yet visited out of the 50 states in the US. Alaska, Michigan, North Dakota, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Wyoming US Territories NOT yet visited Guam American Samoa Education and Teaching Adjunct Professor in the Practice of Management in the MBA program, Jones Graduate School, Rice University, teaching Project Management / Project Finance (with an introduction Decision and Risk Analysis in Projects). Teaches Advanced Project Management, Financing Projects, and Making Deals in the Rice University's Executive Education department of the Jones School. Under-graduate studies in marine engineering and transportation at the United States Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, post-graduate studies in transportation management at the State University of New York , operations management at the University of Houston, and general management at Rice University.

30. MICRONESIAN MIGRANTS LIVING IN POVERTY IN HAWAI‘I, U.S. TERRITORIES, SAYS REPOR From Center for Pacific Islands studies/University of IN POVERTY IN HAWAI‘I, us TERRITORIES, SAYS REPORT. who migrated to the Northern Marianas, guam and Hawai http://166.122.164.43/archive/2001/October/10-30-11.htm

P ACIFIC I SLANDS R EPORT Pacific Islands Development Program/East-West Center MICRONESIAN MIGRANTS LIVING IN POVERTY IN HAWAI‘I, U.S. TERRITORIES, SAYS REPORT By Haidee V. Eugenio SAIPAN, Northern Mariana Islands (October 29, 2001 - Marianas Variety/PINA Nius Online)-Many Micronesians who migrated to the Northern Marianas, Guam and Hawai‘i under provisions of a Compact of Free Association "live in poverty," a report concludes. Migrants from the Federated States of Micronesia, the Marshall Islands and Palau have cost these American islands at least $371 million from 1986 through 2000, the report said. The report is titled "Foreign Relations: Migrations from Micronesian Nations Has Had Significant Impact on Guam, Hawai‘i and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands." It was prepared by the United States General Accounting Office, the investigative arm of the United States Congress. The Compacts of Free Association govern relations between America and those parts of the former Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands that opted for independence. They give America some military and foreign affairs rights in exchange for economic assistance and immigration access to the United States. The report says that under the Compacts 14,000 people have moved to neighboring American Pacific islands, mostly in search of work and educational opportunities.

31. American History Timeline: 1780-2010 This timeline shows us history from 1780 to 2010, with parallel developments in politics, presidents, popular, Native American, planetary, technology, and culture. annexed 1899 - guam, Phillipines, Puerto Rico annexed - 1947 - Trust territory of the Pacific Islands from Japan, administered by U.S. - 1950- guam territory. organized http://www.animatedatlas.com/timeline.html

ANIMATED ATLAS War of 1812 Mexican War Civil War Spanish-American War World War One World War Two Korean War Vietam War Gulf W a r W ar on Terro r POLITICAL Peace Treaty ends Revolutionary War Constitution ratified Vermont admitted Kentucky admitted Tennessee admitted Ohio admitted Lousiana admitted Treaty of Ghent Indiana admitted Mississippi admitted Illinois admitted Alabama admitted Maine admitted Missouri admitted Monroe Doctrine Arkansas admitted Michigan admitted Florida admitted Texas admitted Iowa admitted Wisconsin admitted California admitted Minnesota admitted Oregon admitted Kansas admitted CONFEDERACY West Virginia admitted Nevada admitted Nebraska admitted Colorado admitted North Dakota admitted South Dakota admitted Montana admitted Washington admitted Idaho admitted Wyoming admitted Utah admitted Oklahoma admitted New Mexico admitted Arizona admitted - April 6, 1917 - U.S. declares war against Germany - December 8, 1941 - U.S. declares war against Japan Alaska admitted Hawaii admitted

32. Foreign Governments/Asia And The Pacific guam (us territory) guam Office of the Governor Northern Mariana (us territory) Commonwealth Law Revision Commission Vietnam Embassy to us Extensive economic http://www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/forasia.html

FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS Asia and the Pacific Frames Index No-Frames Version Afghanistan American Samoa ... Related Regional Web Sites Last updated on April 21, 2004 U.S. Territories are listed on this web page for geographic purposes only. Afghanistan Afghan News Network Brief English-language news from international sources about Afghanistan Daily since April 2000 Afghanistan Online Gateway to English-language information about Afghanistan Several versioins of the Afghan constitution, biographies of key players, and links to political parties Weather, plans, animals Culture, Islam, weather Azadi Afghan Radio News News archive in English since January 1998 from the anti-Taliban group Includes terrorist bombing and bin Laden Links to other Afghani web sites Consulate in Australia Press releases and brief information about the country Consular services Taleban Ruling party of Afghanistan in 2000 Links to news sources Speeches of party leaders Corrections to "misperceptions" about Afghanistan American Samoa (U.S. Territory) American Samoa Brief description of the government, economy and defense

33. Guam And Micronesia Links From My Gift - Cell Phone Accessories guam is a us territory and the currency is us dollars also a dutyfree port outside the us customs zone the island got it s shape Languages of guam -lessons in http://www.mygift.com/guam.html

NEW: Guam and Micronesia Guestbook Welcome to the My Gift Guam USA Page Greetings (or as we say on Guam, Hafa Adai) from the beautiful tropical island paradise of Guam. My Gift is a Guam business dedicated to providing outstanding factory direct prices on top quality backpacks and cellular phone accessories to our customers throughout the world. But like nearly everyone who calls Guam home we also feel the need to act as unofficial ambassadors and spread the warmth and hospitality of our island culture. We have collected some of the best Guam related links on the web. Please send us a suggestion if you know of a site that you think we should add to the list. Guam is about 30 miles long and 4 to 12 miles wide for a total area of 212 square miles. Guam is a U.S. territory and the currency is U.S. dollars but it is also a duty-free port outside the U.S. customs zone and a shopping mecca for high quality merchandise. As a tourist destination Guam offers sandy beaches, scuba diving and water sports, golf, first class resorts and more. Plus a special island hospitality that you will never forget. Guam Links Tourism and General Information Welcome to Guam -official Guam web site Destination Micronesia -Micronesia info from Continental Micronesia Guam Weather -5 day forecast Micronesia Zone!

34. UW - Institute Of Global Studies Governor Lawton at Wingspread. The University of Wisconsin Institute for Global studies held a major conference on K16 global education April 24-25, 2003 at the Johnson Foundation's historic Wingspread facility in Racine. British Indian Ocean territory. Brunei Darussalam Greenland. Grenada. Guadeloupe. guam. Guatemala. Guinea. Guinea-Bissau http://www.uw-igs.org/

June Su M Tu W Th F Sa PI-34 Roundtable: PK-12 Professional Development in International Education July 29,2004 UW-Milwaukee IGS is joining with the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction and UW-Milwaukee’s Center for International Education to host a discussion on the role of UW institutions in providing guidance to PK-12 teachers interested in making international education the focus of their professional development plans (PDP) under PI-34. Specifically, we’ll explore the possibility of creating an International Education Template that will serve as a PDP framework, supported by a menu of UW resources and programs teachers can use to customize their plans. The meeting will provide an opportunity for individuals and groups to share information about their PI-34-related activities to date, and discuss the possibility of new collaborations. We are seeking and anticipate participation by representatives from the following groups: UW teacher preparation programs Potential PDP content providers UW System Administration DPI Administration Wisconsin's Local School Districts Teachers’ Professional Associations For more information on this interactive and informal networking opportunity, please contact

35. HIV/AIDS Bureau Reports studies 2000 Ryan White CARE Act AIDS Drug Assistance the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and us Territories including guam and the http://hab.hrsa.gov/reports/adap2000/adap2000text.htm

The javascript used on this site for creative design effects is not supported by your browser. Please note that this will not affect access to the content on this web site. Setup Instructions 2000 Ryan White CARE Act AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAPs) Printer-friendly version (pdf 82KB) AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAPs) TOP What is ADAP? AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAPs) are authorized under Title II of the Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency (CARE) Act of 1990 (reauthorized in 1996 and 2000). In 2000, 50 States, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and US Territories including Guam and the Virgin Islands operated ADAPS. ADAPs, 52 submitted ADAP AAR reports; Maine and Wyoming did not submit a report for calendar year 2000. ADAP funds are used to provide medications to treat HIV disease, or to prevent the serious deterioration of health, including measures for the prevention and treatment of opportunistic infections. As a payer of last resort, ADAP only serves individuals that have neither public nor private insurance, or cannot get all of their medication needs met through their insurance payer.

36. A New Low For The U.S. Constitution? political status as an unincorporated territory where residents over which provisions of the us constitution, which now apply to guam, would continue. http://epsilon3.georgetown.edu/~coventrm/asa2001/panel10/

Multiple Publics/Civic Voices: Online Panel Discussions Saturday, November 10, 10:00-11:45 am Roundtable A New Low for the U.S. Constitution?: Rice v. Cayetano and the 14th and 15th Amendments in relation to Native America, Hawai`i, Puerto Rico, Guam, and American Samoa abstract web board discussion post a comment Participants J. Kehaulani Kauanui, Chair Assistant Professor of Anthropology and American Studies Wesleyan University Vicente M. Diaz Assistant Professor of American Cultures University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Joanne Barker Assistant Professor of Native American Studies University of California, Davis Marvette Perez Curator in the Division of Cultural History National Museum of American History Smithsonian Institution Abstract This roundtable discussion proposes to take up the implications of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Rice v. Cayetano On behalf of the Respondent, Hawai`i's Governor Benjamin Cayetano, the state argued that the OHA's limitation on the right to vote was not based upon race but the unique status of Hawaiian people and that the classification met rational basis review under Morton v. Mancari because the state and federal government have a "special relationship"-trust and obligation-to "native Hawaiians" that is analogous to the federal government's relationship with American Indian tribes. Hence, the limitation on the right to vote for the OHA trustees is based on a legal classification determined by those who constitute the beneficiaries of the trust managed by that Office. However, the state obligations to Hawai`i's indigenous people were not sufficient to convince the Supreme Court of the unique political situation of Hawaiian people that justified the exclusive OHA elections process.

37. USGS Activities In Hawaii And The Pacific Kahului, Maui; Lihue, Kauai; Mangilao, guam; and Saipan local hydrologic investigations and topicspecific studies. and other islands under us jurisdiction or http://hi.water.usgs.gov/usgs_pacific.html

The USGS, an agency of the U.S. Department of the Interior , is a world leader in the natural sciences through our scientific excellence and responsiveness to society's needs. The USGS serves the Nation by providing reliable scientific information to describe and understand the Earth; minimize loss of life and property from natural disasters; manage water, biological, energy, and mineral resources; and enhance and protect our quality of life. We are always working to enhance our diverse programs, capabilities, and talents while increasing customer involvement, and strengthening our scientific leadership and contribution to the resolution of complex issues. The results of our efforts touch the daily lives of almost every resident and visitor to our tropical home. There is a fact sheet on USGS activities in Hawaii or you can contact us for more information. Offices: Water Biology Geology Additional Research: Water Biology Geology Mapping Offices Water Resources Hawaii District Office The Hawaii District Office conducts water-resources investigations throughout Hawaii and the Pacific, and maintains data bases of surface-water, ground-water, and water-quality information. Field offices in Honolulu, Oahu; Hilo, Hawaii; Kahului, Maui; Lihue, Kauai; Mangilao, Guam; and Saipan, CNMI conduct local hydrologic investigations and topic-specific studies. Biological Resources Pacific Island Ecosystems Research Center PIERC provides the scientific understanding and technologies needed to support the sound management and conservation of our Nation's biological resources within the cultural, sociological and political context of the State of Hawaii and other islands under U.S. jurisdiction or in free association with the U.S. in the Pacific Basin. PIERC works with Federal, State, local, and private organizations to provide objective research, baseline information, and technical assistance relating to conservation and restoration of indigenous biological resources.

38. Search Engines: Asian And Pacific Islands Micronésie . Micronesië; GU guam (us) ; HM Heard and McDonalds Islands (AU) ; ID Indonesia . IO British Indian Ocean territory (UK) ; JP Japan . Japon . http://www.xs4all.nl/~wjsn/searchislands.htm

Home Searchengines, Moteurs de Recherche, Buscadores, Zoekmachines. The Search Engines you will find here cover the Asian and Pacific Islands. Search Engines that cover the Asean (Asian) Mainland you will find HERE. For other countries you can look HERE. The country codes, domaine codes are also present here: alsmede in: According to Fischers Almanac there are 22 independent (sovereign) states on the Asian and Pacific Islands. Niue and Cook Islands are also independent. For more information: http://www.weltalmanach.de/ For the Asian and Pacific Islands there are 38 domaine codes available: for the 24 sovereign states and for 14 "territories". For more information: The domaine codes for Asia and The domaine codes of the Pacific Islands Country Codes, Domaine Codes: AQ .. ID Country Codes, Domaine Codes: ID .. NZ Country Codes, Domaine Codes: NZ .. WS Google: searches all islands Asiaville: 19 Asian Countries Island Studies Organization Peace: Pictures of Countries ... Maptown: Maps of the World Sorted by country codes AQ Searching Antarctica AS Search American Samoa AS American Samoa Gov AU Australia: Matilda ... ID Indoseek: Indonesia Sorted by country codes ID Indo1 Com: Indonesia ID Elga Net: search Indonesia ID Indosite: Indonesian search ID Indocenter: Indonesia ... IO Br Indian Ocean Territory Japan - Japanese Searchengines JP Search Japan: Ithaki Net JP Easy Search: Japan JP Asia Keys in Japan JP Google: Japanese searchengine ... LK Search Lanka, Sri Lanka

39. State Energy Program: Case Studies By State Select a state or us territory on the map or from published by states or the us Department of http://www.eere.energy.gov/state_energy_program/case_studies_state.cfm?print

40. State Energy Program: SEP Projects In The States And U.S. Territories Select a state or us territory on the map Web sites, project briefs, case studies on projects http://www.eere.energy.gov/state_energy_program/projects_all_state.cfm

Search Help More Search Options Search EERE Information Center Maryland Local Governments Buy a Large Amount of Wind Power May 19, 2004 State and Utility Clean Energy Programs Chalk Up Successes May 19, 2004 More News SEP Projects in the States and U.S. Territories Select a state or U.S. territory on the map or from the pull-down menu for summaries of State Energy Program sponsored projects in that state, SEP contacts in the state energy offices, links to the state energy office Web sites, project briefs, case studies on projects from that state, and links to state publications on renewable energy and energy efficiency. Select a State Alabama Alaska American Samoa Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Guam 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 Northern Mariana Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virgin Islands Virginia Washington Washington D.C.

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