161. American Water Buffalo Association Promotes the scientific study of raising, breeding and marketing water buffaloes. Also serves to bring focus on the potential of this animal. Includes herd registry information, photo gallery, questions and answers. http://www.americanwaterbuffalo.org/

Dr. Hugh Popenoe, President Box 13533, Gainesville, Florida 32604 Phone 352 392-2643 FAX: 352 846-0816 Directors Calendar Membership Form Herd Registry ... Bibliography Annual Meeting The Annual Meeting of the AWBA is held in May. It will be scheduled shortly. Please check back. Mission Statement The American Water Buffalo Association promotes the scientific study of raising, breeding and marketing water buffaloes. The Association also serves to bring focus on the potential of this animal and to provide a forum for those who are interested in the growth and development of the breed. Established in 1986, the Association is worldwide, with members from 29 states and 20 countries. Buffalo Types Swamp buffaloes are from China, Southeast Asia, Philippines, and Indonesia. These animals are used primarily for draft purposes and have broad, wide horns, a chevron on the chest, legs lighter in color, and larger hooves. River buffaloes are from India and Pakistan. These animals are used primarily for dairy products and meat production, have tightly curled horns, and hold their heads high. Advantages in Raising Buffalo 1. Ability to subsist on a low quality, high roughage diet.

162. The Arizona Water Resources Research Center The Arizona water Resources Research Center (WRRC) was established in 1957. Its mission is to provide statewide outreach and education http://ag.arizona.edu/AZWATER/main.html

The Arizona Water Resources Research Center (WRRC) was established in 1957. Its mission is to provide statewide outreach and education focused on critical water issues affecting Arizona and to provide expertise on state and regional water management and policy. Located within the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at the University of Arizona, the WRRC administers the Federal 104 grant program authorized by the Water Resources Research Act of 1964. Related missions are to communicate water-related research needs from research users to researchers, and to report research findings to potential users of that information. The WRRC works with public/private organizations and individuals to provide information and services through outreach, conferences and symposia, and a publications program that includes two newsletters. 2004 Water Conference: The Future of Agricultural Water Use in Arizona TRIF Water Sustainability Program - New Project Summaries Project Listing 2004-2005 March/April edition of the Online Arizona Water Resource ... Presentation by Sharon Megdal: How Water Management in Tucson, Arizona Affects the Desert's Landscape

163. THE MERCK MANUAL, Sec. 2, Ch. 12, Water, Electrolyte, Mineral, And Acid-Base Met The Merck Manual A look at total body water, intake, losses, osmolality, water balance and sodium balance, increase and decrease in extracellular fluid volume along with signs and symptoms, diagnosis and treatment. Many more topics discussed. http://www.merck.com/pubs/mmanual/section2/chapter12/12b.htm

This Publication Is Searchable The Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy Section 2. Endocrine And Metabolic Disorders Chapter 12. Water, Electrolyte, Mineral, And Acid-Base Metabolism Topics [General] Water And Sodium Metabolism Potassium Metabolism Calcium Metabolism ... Acid-Base Metabolism Water And Sodium Metabolism Water Total body water (TBW) content averages 60% of body weight in young men. Fat tissue has a lower water content; thus the fraction of TBW to body weight is slightly lower on average in women (55%) and is substantially lower in obese people and the elderly. About 2/3 of TBW is intracellular and 1/3 extracellular. About 3/4 of the extracellular fluid (ECF) exists in the interstitial space and connective tissues surrounding cells, whereas about 1/4 is intravascular. Intake: The amount of water ingested can vary greatly from day to day. Ingestion is largely influenced by habit, cultural factors, access, and thirst. The range of water volume that can be ingested is determined by the kidneys' ability to concentrate and dilute the urine. An average adult with normal kidney function requires 400 to 500 mL of water to excrete the daily solute load in maximally concentrated urine. In addition to ingested water, 200 to 300 mL/day of water is formed through tissue catabolism, thus making the minimum water intake needed to prevent renal failure quite low (200 to 300 mL/day). However, a daily intake of 700 to 800 mL is needed to match total water losses and remain in water balance (see

164. Evian Producer of mineral water from the French Alps. Source details, health benefits, product information http://www.evian.com/

165. Water Code For practicing developers event announcements (user group meetings, workshops, conferences), book link. http://www.watercode.com/

The Site for Water Development Visit the Water Language Web site Upcoming Events Boston Water Users Group meetings, held monthly in Cambridge, Massachusetts. New England's Water Language User Group meets monthly at 7:00 pm on the last Tuesday of the month in Cambridge, MA. See the Boston Water site for directions and meeting topics. First Annual Water Language Conference , June 20, 2004 to be held at Kendall Square, MA. Water v4.0 Documentation Chapters Glossary The Basics Common Data Types ... Advanced Abstractions and Meta Programming As this document is still in early testing Some content is not available, there may be broken hyperlinks, and the index is not yet completed. The Water Book Wiley has published a 400+ page book titled Water: Simplified Web Services and XML Programming Click here to buy. Some chapters are posted online Clear Methods, Inc

166. Southwest Florida Water Management District, (swfwmd, Swiftmud) The official home page of the Southwest Florida water Management District (swiftmud, swfwmd), the agency protecting the water resources of Southwest Florida. http://www.swfwmd.state.fl.us/Default.htm

@import "swfwmd.css"; Please note! ...Central to our mission is maintaining the balance between current and future water needs, while maintaining the natural systems which provide our water supply. About the District Data Online Discussion Panels District Rules ... Watering Restrictions Governing Board Elects Officers The Southwest Florida Water Management District Governing Board elected new officers at Friday's board meeting. Watson L. Haynes, II of St. Petersburg was elected chair. Haynes is president/CEO of the Coalition for a Safe and Drug Free St. Petersburg, Inc. Haynes has a Master of Science in Management from the National Louis University Tampa Campus and a Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration from Eckerd College. He was appointed to the Governing Board in March 1999 and previously served as the Governing Board's vice chair and treasurer. Haynes thanked the Governing Board members for their vote of confidence in selecting him as Governing Board chair. Read the complete news release . . . 508 Bobby Approved Accessibility Issues Americans with Disabilities Act ... XML/RSS Southwest Florida Water Management District 2379 Broad Street, Brooksville, FL 34604-6899

167. Indoor Waterfalls And Ponds Custom builds indoor waterfalls and indoor ponds, with attached waterfalls. Also offers kits to build your own. http://www.waterfalls-n-ponds.com/

Indoor Waterfalls and Ponds by Indoor Water Designs Independent dealer of Solid Carbon Water Filters Indoor Waterfall How to build your own! CD This weekend only! Great Gift Indoor Waterfall and Pond Combination. Build this beautiful 6 foot tall waterfall and pond. Anyone can do it. It's easy, it's fun, it's impressive! ... Affiliate Program

168. DHI Water & Environment Worldwide Other DHI Web Sites, transforming knowledge of water into value and welfare. DHI water Environment Agern Allé 5 DK2970 http://www.dhi.dk/

Quick Search: Advanced Quick Access for Consultants Software Users Laboratory Users The Media ... Visitors Your Area of Interest Coastal Areas Estuaries Industries Offshore Areas ... Urban Areas DHI Web Sites DHI Software DHI Offices Worldwide Other DHI Web Sites transforming knowledge of water into value and welfare Agern Allé 5 DK-2970 Hørsholm Denmark Tel: +45 4516 9200 Fax: +45 4516 9292 dhi@dhi.dk N E W S Smart solutions for water management - DHI competence and tools support implementation of the EU Water Framework Directive (PDF 700KB) (26/5-2004) DHI Weather Radar Service has more than 10,000 registered users(17/5-2004) A Gulf of Mexico Loop Current Forecast Modelling System Being Presented at OTC Using DHI Technology (3/5-2004) More news...

169. Shelter, Water & Appropriate Technology Initiatives Society A humanitarian organization in India with projects relating to shelter for the poor, sustainable water supply, rainwater harvesting and watershed management, reproductive health and education. http://www.shelterwater.org/

A Non-Governmental Organisation with a difference. Tailor-made to serve the Poor and the Underprivileged in the Third World. Directed and staffed by people from the same milieu. (ShelterWater for short) is a non-profit society registered under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 of India. Purpose: The aims and objectives of this society reflect the need of the times in the developing world. As the name suggests, providing shelter and water to disadvantaged sections is the primary objective of the society. The society also aims to provide social commitment and support for local level projects of community development, community participation in the process of project execution and the use of health components and appropriate technology towards betterment of community life. Activities: The society aims at improvement in quality of life for the people in the developing world. Notable among the activities of the society are: Shelter construction / shelter upgradation Rural / urban water supply Rainwater harvesting and water conservation Watershed management Reproductive health, family welfare and enrichment of the environment

170. ACWANET.COM Media Contact. Testimony/Comments. ACWA in the News. water Facts. Helpful Links. Photos. Bios. ACWA Logo Usage. Media Zone. water Facts. Helpful Links. ACWA Members. http://www.acwanet.com/

How to Join Benefits of Membership Awards (MO) Members Only Scholarships Sponsorship Opportunities Events Forums List Serves ACWA Forum ... Subscribe to eNews ACWA Committees ACWA Regions About ACWA Join ACWA ... ACWA 2003 Accomplishments More About ACWA ACWA Facts ACWA Bylaws ACWA Board of Directors ACWA Committees ACWA Members ACWA Regions Staff Directory / Responsibilities Directions / Map to ACWA Join ACWA Contact ACWA Feedback News Releases ... Outreach Get Involved! Why? Because it Works! Outreach Network How ACWA Takes Legislative Positions How Regulatory Positions are Developed Find Your Legislative District Elected Representatives by ACWA Region 2003 California Congressional Delegation 2003-2004 Senate Committee Members 2003-2004 Assembly Committee Members Key Regulatory Agencies Request for Nominations to NWRA California Caucus Headlines News Releases Washington Report (MO) ACWA eNewsletter Comments Awards (MO) Scholarships ACWA Logo Usage Media Zone ... ACWA Conferences Workshops Future Conferences Previous Conferences Water Community Events Calendar

171. E- Water Heaters Offering water heaters for commercial and industrial use. Offers online charts and sizing information. http://www.ewaterheaters.net/

172. Idaho Department Of Water Resources The Natural Resources Interim Legislative Committee on water Supply and Management Issues. Top Visitor Picks. Idaho water Supply Information. http://www.idwr.state.id.us/

The Rathdrum Prairie Ground Water Advisory Committee submitted a recommended ground water management plan. You can read the: Recommended Plan; and Public Comments About the Recommended Plan Drought Emergency Declarations Issued In 2004 By IDWR The Nez Perce Water Rights Agreement is now available for your review. Nez Perce Fact Sheet A Summary of the Agreement The Full Agreement (6 MB file) Here's where you can get information about the issue involving the priority call for delivery of water by Rangen, Inc. in the Magic Valley ... Information About Emergency Stream Channel Alteration Permits and Application Forms The Natural Resources Interim Legislative Committee on Water Supply and Management Issues. Top Visitor Picks Idaho Water Supply Information ESRP Water Right Transfer Processing Procedures Well Construction Info Search Idaho Geographic Info Systems Information ... Information on Water Rights For Ponds Menus built using DHTML Menu Builder More Information About IDWR Our organization, authority, staff directory, bidding opportunities, job openings, etc.. This is the place where you can

173. Freeserve - My Site Builder Simple site for discussion of water Rockets and related topics. http://mysite.freeserve.com/my_water_rocket_index

We're sorry, but the page you requested cannot be found. Please check your spelling and try again Don't you have any personal pages yet ? Find out about the services of "FreeServe" lib_stats("public","/public/divers/","404");

174. Ministerie Van Verkeer En Waterstaat - Homepage VenW nieuws. Alternatieve route bij knooppunt Hoevelaken. 0705-2004. Rijkswaterstaat gaat weggebruikers nabij Hoevelaken komend weekend adviseren een andere http://www.minvenw.nl/

175. Howstuffworks "How Water Blasters Work" Detailed explanation with diagrams of how water blasters work. http://www.howstuffworks.com/water-blaster.htm

ComputerStuff AutoStuff ElectronicsStuff ScienceStuff ... PeopleStuff Top Subjects CD Burners CDs DVDs Radio ... Television Sponsored By: Categories Arts Games Movies Music ... Browse the Entertainment Library Explore Stuff Lidrock.com Big List of Articles Get the Newsletter Shop or Compare Prices ... Search HSW and the Web Search Google Main Entertainment Toys How Water Blasters Work by Tom Harris Table of Contents Introduction to How Water Blasters Work The Classic Water Gun Muscle and Motors Under Pressure All Wet Lots More Information Soon after its introduction, the water gun took its place among the most popular summer toys of all time, and it's easy to see why: When you're a kid, or a kid at heart, what better way to cool off on a hot afternoon than waging an epic water battle against your friends and family? Water guns have come a long way in the past 20 years. An ordinary squirt gun can only shoot water 8 or 9 feet, but a pump-action water blaster, like this Super Soaker CPS 1200, can shoot water more than 50 feet. Over the years, these toys have evolved considerably. Thirty years ago, a typical water warrior was armed only with a small squirt pistol, which had a fairly short range and an even more limited ammunition reservoir. These days, you'll find an entire arsenal of water weapons at most toy stores, complete with water machine guns, water bazookas and even water grenade launchers.

176. The Water Barons - The Center For Public Integrity The water Barons, May 22, 2004. Buy the Book INTRODUCTION Cholera and the Age of the water Barons The explosive growth of three private http://www.icij.org/water/

@import url( /water/includes/water.css ); Home International National State ... Team Members May 26, 2004 INTRODUCTION Cholera and the Age of the Water Barons FRANCE Water and Power: The French Connection France is the birthplace of modern water privatization, but its leading companies have been rocked by scandals and allegations of influence-peddling. SOUTH AFRICA Metered to Death: How a Water Experiment Caused Riots and a Cholera Epidemic The biggest problem in this country ravaged by AIDS, tuberculosis and malnourishment, is water. Few can afford it. But with World Bank blessing, the government is trying to end water subsidies, forcing millions of South Africans to seek their water from polluted rivers and lakes. The result: one of the largest outbreaks of cholera. ARGENTINA The 'Aguas' Tango: Cashing In On Buenos Aires' Privatization Global water giants partnered to run a water system in the Argentine capital that the World Bank touted as a model of privatization. Investors extracted millions in profits. But now the model is crumbling under the weight of mounting costs. PHILIPPINES Loaves, Fishes and Dirty Dishes: Manila's Privatized Water Can't Handle the Pressure

177. IPCC Growing Wiser Wilflife Gardening - Creating A Water Garden Building and maintaining water gardens for wildlife. http://www.ipcc.ie/watergarden.html

Irish Peatland Conservation Council Comhairle Chaomhnaithe ACTION FOR BOGS Gardening without peat How to make a worm bin How to make leaf mould and garden compost Gardening for wildlife ... Join IPCC The world of the water garden A pond is an attractive and interesting addition to any garden. It is inexpensive and easy to construct and, once established, requires the minimum amount of maintenance. Your pond will add a new dimension to your garden. Not only will it bring light and space to ground level, but the combination of water, vegetation and shelter forms a unique habitat which will attract a great variety of wildlife to your garden - frogs, newts, pond skaters, dragonflies, pond snails, fish, water boatmen. Before you do any actual digging, you need to consider a few points: your pond should be located in or around the lowest point in your garden a sunny location, preferably south facing, is most conducive to attracting the greatest variety of wildlife the ratio of surface shade to unshaded pool area should be in the region of 6:4 do not locate your pond under trees or near over-hanging shrubbery. If this is unavoidable, however, a greater degree of maintenance is required when leaves fall in autumn

178. National Rural Water Association, Home Page National Rural water Association, America s Largest Utility Membership Serving Over 23,500 water Wastewater Utilities, Quality On Tap! Our Commitment http://www.nrwa.org/

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179. Filter And Purifying Water Describes how to filter and purify water. http://www.therangerdigest.com/Tips___Tricks/Filter_and_Purifying_Water/body_fil

Depending on where you're stranded in the world, locating water needs to be your No#1 priority. Without it, you can't survive anymore than a few days or a week, especially in a hot desert or tropical climate. Just so you understand how important water is, the average person needs to drink about 4 quarts/liters of water a day to replace body fluids lost through perspiration, sweat, urinating, and heavy breathing too. And as time goes on and you fail to replace these fluids adequately that's when your troubles begin. Dehydration, exhaustion, fatigue, hypothermia, "brain lock," etc, which eventually and almost always leads to death. And so two important things you need to remember when it comes to not having any water to drink DON'T eat, because in order to digest food you need water, lots of it. And DON'T drink any suspected contaminated, discolored, and or smelly water neither because it could give you diarrhea and or produce vomiting thus speeding up your dehydration and death too. So what do you do if you're dying of thirst and come across some water that you're not sure is safe to drink? Well, it's entirely up to you and depends on how desperate you are for water. But if you've been wandering around for days without any water and you're starting to feel weak, delirious, and downright desperate for something to drink. You got a choice, you can either die from dehydration or risk dying from unsafe/contaminated water.

180. SC Department Of Natural Resources Home Page Select a popular topic http://water.dnr.state.sc.us/

About SCDNR Boating Fishing Hunting ... Related Sites Select a popular topic: SC State Home Page Governor's Home Page Purchase Licenses Online Renew Watercraft Registration Online Rules and Regulations Migratory Bird Regulations Public Dove Field List SC Boating Facilities Guide Saltwater Fishing in SC - Marine Resources Act 2000 WMA Hunt Applications SC State Fish Consumption Advisories Natural Resources News Archive Jocassee Gorges Heritage Preserves Freshwater Fishing Trends Saltwater Fishing Trends Tide Tables Governor's Cup Billfishing Series Lake Levels and River Stages GIS Data Clearinghouse Online Data Map and Information Center Conservation Districts in SC Purchase your license or renew your watercraft registration online! Visit the Wildlife Shop ... Essential Character and Regulations for Jocassee Gorges is now available Marine Turtle Conservation Program Saltwater Recreational Fishing License Program Palmetto Pintails Project Manatee Conservation Program ... Broad Scenic River Management Plan 2003 Update You can help the Department protect South Carolina's natural resources!

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