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New Mexico Regions:     more books (100)

TSEGAI : An Archeological Ethnohistory of The Chaco Region (New Mexico). by David M. Brugge, 1986 The bacterial flora of the semi-desert regions of New Mexico: With especial reference to the bacteria of the air (Biological series) by John Weinzirl, 1900 Stratiform copper mineralization in the Nacimiento region, New Mexico (Target exploration report) by William H Kaufman, 1972 Uranium ore in the Mariano Lake--Lake Valley cores and the genesis of coffinite in the Grants uranium region, New Mexico (Evolution of sedimentary basins--San Juan Basin) by Paula L Hansley, 1988 Geology and recognition criteria for uraniferous humate deposits, Grants Uranium Region, New Mexico: Final report (GJBX / Grand Junction Office, United States Dept. of Energy) by Samuel S Adams, 1980 Annotated bibliography of Grants uranium region, New Mexico, 1950 to 1972 (Bulletin - New Mexico Bureau of Mines & Mineral Resources ; 105) by Frederick A Schilling, 1975 A Basin Analysis Case Study: The Morrison Formation, Grants Uranium Region, New Mexico (AAPG Studies in Geology 22) Carlsbad Region, New Mexico and West Texas by David W., Et al, Editors Love, 1993 Malaria in the irrigated regions of New Mexico by M. A Barber, 1933 Geochemical data for 95 thermal and nonthermal waters of the Valles Caldera: Southern Jemez Mountains region, New Mexico by Fraser Goff, 1982 Comparison of the chemical characteristics of the uranium deposits of the Morrison Formation in the Grants uranium region, New Mexico (Open-file report ... of the Interior, Geological Survey) by Charles S Spirakis, 1983 A geothermal investigation of spring and well waters of the Los Alamos region, New Mexico by Fraser E Goff, 1980 Geochemical anomalies in the Philmont Ranch region, New Mexico, (State Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources. Circular 92) by Leo Misagi, 1968 Geology of the Jemez-Albuquerque region, New Mexico by Albert B Reagan, 1903

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81. Sister Cities Magazine
    Guide to San Diego and Baja, California highlights entertainment, tourism, events, culture, business, and real estate in both regions of U.S. and mexico.  
    http://sistercitiesmagazine.com

82. MEXICO HOT OR NOT - THE CUISINE OF MEXICO - KAREN HURSH GRABER
    A food writer explores the dishes mexico's various regions have to offer. Includes sample recipes.  
    http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/recipes/puebla/kgmexicocuisine.html
    
    Extractions: Her Home Page Mexico presents a different face to each person that meets her. Traveling through the country is an experience unique to the individual, even to people on the same journey, whether they be tourists spending a week at an ultra-modern beach resort or ethnologists visiting remote indigenous villages. Each of us has a personnal framework through which to view an unfamiliar place or revisit a favorite spot. As a food writer and cooking teacher, one of my own focuses while traveling is seeking out the distinct cuisine of each region I visit, exploring both everyday and ritual foods and beverages. I naturally gravitate toward the local markets, restaurants and food stalls, and living in Mexico for several years has given me plenty of opportunity to do so. The culinary practices of a particular area are nearly always a reflection of its history, cultural and religious orientation, and natural resources. Historian Jeffery M. Pilcher, in

83. EDGAR'S MESOAMERICAN ART PAGE
    Extensive galleries of images and commentary by Edgar Mart­n del Campo. Spans the northwestern regions of mexico to south of the Yucat¡n Peninsula and almost four thousand years of civilization.  
    http://members.aol.com/emdelcamp/edgar2.htm
    
    Extractions: Out in Mexico for a Year... This site is best viewed with a computer. These links will direct you to pages containing downloadable images with my own commentary. Since many of these names may be new, I have set up .WAV files, linked by their corresponding text names, to help with pronunciation. If you are interested in including a few of these images on your own site, make sure that you have my written permission , as these are my graphics. Each thumbnail image will bring up its enlarged version, in conventional .JPG format. These images were scanned from camcorder tapes recorded in 1993, 1995, 1997, and 1998. I have also scanned from photos taken during 1992, 2000, and 2001. Digital photos from 2003 and 2004 are also present. The following abbreviations represent the sites I recorded at: GT - the Great Temple (Teocalli) of Tenochtitlan, Mexico City NMAH - National Museum of Anthropology and History, Mexico City

84. Majestic Mexico Tours Vacation Travel Packages
    Offers vacation travel packages to the colonial, beach, and archaeological regions of mexico. Includes photos, descriptions and contact information.  
    http://www.mexico-tours.com/

85. Centennial Museum
    An academic support and outreach unit of the University of Texas at El Paso focusing on the natural history and the indigenous, colonial, preurban, and folk cultures of the border regions of southwestern United States and mexico.  
    http://www.utep.edu/museum/home.html

86. Wurth Industry
    Distributor of fasteners and industrial supplies to the South Texas and Northeastern mexico regions. Information on company background, products and services, and employment, in English and Spanish.  
    http://www.wurthmcallen.com

87. Welcome To Tres Hombres Mexican Grill And Cantina
    Based on dishes enjoyed in the Sonoran and coastal regions of Northern mexico.  
    http://www.treshombrescantina.com/

88. Guadalajara, Ajijic, Lake Chapala Cost Of Living Data
    Top/Regional/North_America/mexico/States/Jalisco/regions/Lake_Chapala/Business_and_Economy/Cost_of_Living  
    http://www.virtualmex.com/ajijic/livecost.htm
    
    Extractions: COST OF LIVING: Living in Mexico is definitely cheaper than in the US or Canada. Some things are more expensive, but generally living is easier. Long distance calls and automobile expenses are high, but day to day living costs are low. A good rule of thumb is that fresh produce, meat, and poultry is cheaper, but canned products and North American packaged products can be more expensive. In areas like Lake Chapala, no heating or air conditioning is required, so utility costs are low. Property taxes are ridiculously low, perhaps $40 to $120 per YEAR for an average nice home. Insurance costs are low too, and since all homes are built from concrete, tile, plaster and stucco, they are virtually fireproof, eliminating the need for fire insurance on the building. Comprehensive medical insurance can be purchased for a little over $200 per year. Here are some prices for the Guadalajara/Lake Chapala area. The prices are converted to US dollars at that time. They are 'averaged' costs so you will find prices lower and higher than these. Also, prices in smaller towns will generally be a bit more expensive. AUTOMOBILE: Regular gasoline - $1.80 per gallon.

89. Ballet Folklorico De UCI
    To present and teach the traditional folklore dances of various regions in mexico.  
    http://spirit.dos.uci.edu/folklorico/index.html

90. The Greeley Rodarte Dancers
    Folkloric dance company that dances over 15 regions in mexico including authentic costumes.  
    http://hometown.aol.com/mexdancers/myhomepage/business.html
    
    Extractions: htmlAdWH('93212818', '728', '90'); Main Business Park Other Home-Based Businesses The Greeley Rodarte Dancers are a dance group that is going into their eighth year of dancing. We perform a variety of Mexican folkloric, Aztec and Spanish dances, with a variety of authentic costumes. Dances are from fifteen different regions of Mexico as well as dances from Spain. We have performed in many towns and cities through throughout Colorado and surrounding states sharing our knowledge of our culture through the dances. Audiences of various ages enjoy and at times, participate, in the dances with our group. We have met and had the honor of dancing for Governor Romer. We also have the pleasure of performing at the Colorado State Fair. We are the only Colorado dance company to compete in the Viva Aztlan national dance competition held annually in Lubbock, Texas. The group recently received a commendation for their performances from the Police department and City of Glenwood Springs, Colorado. We are a non-profit organization assisted by the city of Greeley government. Sponsorship, fund raisers, donations and performances are our means of financial necessities. The City of Greeley provides our dancers with transportation when we perform out of town. It is up to the organization itself to provide the funding for the existence of the group. Year round, families participate in various fund raisers. Bake sales, car washes, recitals and performances are a few of the activities that we participate in to support our group.

91. New Mexico Restaurants
    SELECT REGION (10 Restaurants), SELECT SEARCH CRITERIA, SELECT DATE, TIME PARTYSIZE Offers and Events in new mexico. Large Party Banquet  
    http://www.opentable.com/start.aspx?m=42&n=103

92. Region 2 U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service--New Mexico
    Links for the Region 2 US Fish and Wildlife Service sites related to conservingwildlife and habitats in new mexico.  
    http://southwest.fws.gov/statelinks/nmlinks.htm

93. Jeff Bingaman, U.S. Senator From New Mexico
    Welcome to the homepage for Jeff Bingaman, US Senator from new mexico. Press by Region *. Menu graphic for section titled Explore new mexico  
    http://bingaman.senate.gov/
    
    Extractions: Find loved ones, volunteer, or donate to help the hurricane relief effort. (Updated Thursday, September 22, 2005) Bingaman Statement on John G. Roberts Bingaman Introduces Bill in the Senate to Protect Valle Vidal Bingaman: New Mexico Fire Departments to Benefit from Homeland Security Grants Bingaman: Albuquerque and Western New Mexico Receive Grants to Fight Drug Abuse ... Bingaman Talks to NM Radio Reporters Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo Report: The GAO released its final report on community land grant claims. A copy of the 220-page report, entitled Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo: Findings and Possible Options Regarding Longstanding Community Land Grant Claims in New Mexico (GAO-04-59, June 2004) can be downloaded in English or Spanish from

94. GSA - Telecommunications Local Services For New Mexico
    This IDIQ contract offers new mexico telecom customers a wide range of voice and The GSA Greater Southwest Region awarded a telecommunications local  
    http://www.gsa.gov/nmlocaltelecom
    
    Extractions: @import url("/gsa/css/global-styles.css"); @import url("/gsa/css/content-styles.css"); @import url("/gsa/css/document.css"); SEARCH Find a GSA Organization or Region... Office of the Administrator Federal Acquisition Service Federal Supply Service Federal Technology Service Public Buildings Service Office of Governmentwide Policy Office of the Chief Financial Officer Office of the Chief Acquisition Officer Office of the Chief People Officer Office of the Chief Information Officer Office of Small Business Utilization Office of Performance Improvement Office of General Counsel Office of Civil Rights Office of Inspector General Office of Emergency Management Board of Contract Appeals Key Staff Find a Regional Office... New England (1) Mid-Atlantic (3) Southeast Sunbelt (4) Great Lakes (5) Heartland (6) Greater Southwest (7) Rocky Mountain (8) Pacific Rim (9) National Capital Region (11) BUILDINGS PRODUCTS SERVICES TECHNOLOGY ... How to Get. . .

95. US EPA South Central
    EPA reaches agreement with new mexico Refiner. The US EPA and the new mexicoEnvironment Department reached an agreement with Giant Industries to  
    http://www.epa.gov/region6/

96. The Council On Competitiveness
    Albuquerque, new mexico The Economic Development Administration of the US if addressed, will help the Central new mexico region to accelerate its  
    http://www.compete.org/newsroom/readnews.asp?id=148

97. NOAA News Online (Story 2250)
    NOAA ANNOUNCES new INTERNATIONAL MONSOON RESEARCH PROGRAM and landsurfaceobservations in the core region of North American monsoons—northwest mexico,  
    http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories2004/s2250.htm
    
    Extractions: NOAA Magazine NOAA Home Page Commerce Dept. NOAA ANNOUNCES NEW INTERNATIONAL MONSOON RESEARCH PROGRAM NOAA and Mexico's weather service, the Servicio Meteorologico Nacional , have joined forces to develop improved monsoon season forecasts. The initial phase of the North American Monsoon Experiment , or NAME, an internationally coordinated, joint U.S.-Mexico program, begins this month. The aim of the program is to improve long-range precipitation forecasts during the North American monsoon season of June through September. (Click NOAA image for larger view of 120-hour precipitation outlook, for June 24-29, 2004, showing strong rainfall potential developing in New Mexico with the new backdoor cold front that moves into central and southern New Mexico after 24 hours, including 60-hour precipitation totals. The 5-day forecast indicates rainfall will exceed two to three inches in sections of south-central New Mexico. Click here "These forecast improvements would have tremendous implications for NOAA's ability to monitor and predict drought, months in advance, especially in areas such as the desert Southwest, where water is relatively scarce," said Louis W. Uccellini, director of the

98. New Mexico | Public Lands Information Center | Recreation Search
    new mexico OneStop Source for Information on Your Public Lands Maps, Guides,Recreation Information, Select a Region, Select a Public Lands Group  
    http://www.publiclands.org/explore/index.php?plicstate=NM

99. FEMA: Northern New Mexico Communities Remember Cerro Grande Fire
    Region VI Serving AR, LA, NM, OK, TX. Northern new mexico Communities RememberCerro Grande Fire Costliest federal fire disaster declared five years ago  
    http://www.fema.gov/news/newsrelease.fema?id=17417

100. ArchNet: Regions / North America
     mexico and Mesoamerica. Teotihuacan The City of the Gods Society of Newmexico, and the Southwest Federation of Archaeological Societies.  
     http://archnet.asu.edu/archnet/regions/north_america.php3
     
     Extractions: North American Archaeology Updated: March 2002 Teotihuacan - The City of the Gods Tlahuica Cultures of Morelos Palenque Project Virtual Palenque ... Aztlan E-Journal and registration for AZTLAN email discussion groups Ancient American Civilizations: Mesoamerica Web Resources The Mesoamerican Ballgame, An educational web site

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