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Extractions: Corporate News Products Services ... Contacts Geography Unison sells its products directly to customers around the globe. Unison's customer list is one of the most enviable in the business. Hover the mouse pointer over the map on the left to view a list of Unison's customers worldwide (sorted by country). Country Customer Customer Type Canada Air Canada Airline Canada Bombardier Aerospace Airframe OEM Canada Engine OEM Canada Progressive Air Services Distributor Costa Rica LACSA Airlines Airline Mexico Aero Mexico Airline Mexico Mexicana Airline Tobago BWIA International Airline United States AAR Distribution Distributor United States Aerospace Products Int. Distributor United States Distributor United States Alliant Techsystems Space United States Allied Flare Industrial United States American Airlines Airline United States Aviall Distributor United States Boeing Airframe OEM United States Callidus Technologies Industrial United States Capstone Industrial United States Cessna Aircraft Company Airframe OEM United States Coen Company Industrial United States Combustion Technologies Industrial United States Continental Airlines Airline United States Delta Airlines Airline United States Eastern Aero Supply Distributor United States Eaton Corporation Space United States Elliott Energy Systems Industrial
Extractions: the countries of the world Home Continents Australia/Oceania Solomon Islands Destination Solomon Islands, a virtual travel guide to this Melanesian islands state, formerly the British Solomon Islands. This page aims to give you a broad overview of Solomon Islands's art, culture, people, environment, geography, history, economy and government. Beside a country profile with facts and figures, the page contains links to sources which provide you with all the information you need to know about this South Pacific island nation, e.g.: official web sites of Solomon Islands, island guides with travel and tourism information on accomodation, tourist attractions, events and more like weather information, maps, statistics and local newspapers from Solomon Islands. The Solomon Islands consist of six major and approximately 900 smaller volcanic islands, coral atolls and reefs, more than 300 of them are inhabited. They stretch about 900 miles in a south-easterly direction from Papau New Guinea toward Fiji. The former UK protectorate, established in the 1890s, is one of the poorest countries in the South Pacific; 85 percent of the country's population live in isolated rural villages on undeveloped outer islands.
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Extractions: Geography 131: The World's Regions Spring 2005 Instructor : Dr. Heidi Glaesel Frontani Office : 217-C Powell Phone Office Hours M 1-2pm, T and TH 9-11am, W 8-9am E-mail glaesel@elon.edu Additional office hours by appointment Home page http://www.elon.edu/glaesel Course Description : In this course we will prepare for and travel around the world in 38 (class) days by reading about, discussing, working on exercises and projects, and viewing videos from the places in our itinerary. On a region by region basis we will explore the ways in which people and places across many lands share common traits and distinctive characteristics. We will discuss the origins of present-day socio-economic and environmental issues and analyze why they are taking place where they are on planet Earth. Course Goals Course Objectives: By the end of this course you should be able to: Interpret maps and use map skills to name and locate countries, major cities, rivers, and mountain ranges along our travel route.
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Extractions: top.tscript.location.href = 'http://cgi.stanford.edu/~csewell/cgi-bin/gsoc.pl?name=' + escape(document.referrer); North America: McKinley (AK, 20,320), Logan (Yukon), Orizaba (Mexico), St. Elias (AK-Yukon), Popocatepetl (Mexico) South America: Aconcagua (Argentina, 22,834), Ojos del Salado (Arg-Chile) Africa: Kilimanjaro (Tanzania, 19,340), Kenya (Kenya), Margherita Peak (Uganda-Zaire), Jaya (New Guinea) European Alps: Mont Blanc (Fr-It, 15,771), Monte Rosa (Switz), Dom (Switz), Liskamm(It-Switz), Weisshom (Switz), Taschhorn (Switz), Matterhorn (Switz) European Caucasus: Elbrus (Russia, 18,510) Asia: Everest (Nepal-Tibet, 29,028), K2 (Godwin Austen, Kashmir), Kanchenjunga (India-Nepal), Lhotse I (Nepal-Tibet) Pacific (64 million square miles) Atlantic (33 million square miles) Indian Arctic South China Caribbean Mediterranean Bering Gulf of Mexico Sea of Okhotsk Deepest Pacific Ocean trench - Mariana Trench (35000 ft) Deepest Atlantic Ocean trench - Puerto Rico Trench (28000 ft) Largest Islands 1) Greenland, Denmark, Atlantic
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Extractions: Part of the Florida Geographic Alliance's collection of lesson plans Table of Contents: Grade Level: Time: 1 period Regions This is the introduction lesson for a unit on rain forests of the world. The students will be doing research and activities and all will be put together in book form. Each student will be responsible for making a book and decorating the front cover. In this first lesson, students will learn where the rain forests of the world are located, the four layers of the rain forest, and content information on rain forests. Introduce topic, give a brief overview of book project.
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Extractions: Also known as Miyun station, this is China's ground receiving station for Landsat, SPOT, Radarsat and other imagery covering much of China, Korea, Japan, Okinawa, Northeast Russia and Mongolia. The Miyun Station has made commercial sales of imagery to South Korea, Japanese and other non-Chinese customers. The station is located at the Miyun reservoir, about 70 km. from urban Beijing.
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Extractions: Following the creation of the Museum in the 1935, the University began to receive gifts of Oregon and Northwest ethnographic materials. Faculty members in anthropology and in geography have added similar material. The Museum now holds the largest and most important collection of archaeological materials from Oregon. Displayable ethnographic items from outside the United States include more than 900 from Africa, 700 from Asia, 600 from Oceania, 550 from Central America, and about 200 each from Philippines, Europe, and South America. The ethnographic textile catalog contains more than 200 total entries, with a series of complete costumes from eastern Europe and Southeast Asia as an important component.
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Extractions: The Pacific Ocean Has Been Rowed!!! On Tuesday May 18th, 1999, Mick Bird began the third Leg of his solo voyage by rowing out to sea from Majoro Atoll in the Marshall Islands. Heading west towards Australia (or thereabouts) this is likely to be the toughest leg yet. Mick writes: The first leg, California to Hawaii had 400 miles of headwind in the beginning. It took 3 tries to get past that. The second leg, Hawaii to the Marshall Islands, had several hundred miles of countercurrents in the beginning and the end. It wasn't fun going the wrong direction for days at a time. On this third leg, Marshall Islands to Australia, there are groups of islands, rocks and reefs in my way that are really going to challenge my navigational skills. Getting REACH The Vessel The vessel "REACH", is the culmination of Bird's rough ideas over the years and ultimately, refined by the two designers and builders Jim Franken and Kit Africa. Proven traditional construction blended with state-of-the-art epoxies and technology will maximize the critical weight-to-strength ratio providing a virtually indestructible hull.
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Extractions: Dalhousie University, Political Science Tel.: Fax: eMail: blackd@is.dal.ca Publications: Rugby and The South African Nation-1998 Canada and Africa: Activist Aspiration's in Strained Circumstances-2004 University of Ottawa, School of Political Studies eMail: brown@uottawa.ca Webpage: http://aixl.uottawa.ca/~brown/ Phd: Politics , 2000 Interests: Democracy and democratization; African politics; foreign aid; international development; politics violence; conflict prevention; North-South relations; politics of sexuality Publications: "Foreign Aid and Democracy Promotion: Lessons from Africa." European Journal of Development Research (forthcoming). University of Guelph, Political Science eMail: jclark@uoguelph.ca Phd: Political Science , 1994 Interests: Comparative politics: Jordan, Lebanon, Yemen, Egypt, Isalm; women and politics Publications: Clark, Janine A. Islam, Charity and Activism: Middle-Class Networks and Social Welfare in Egypt, Jordan and Yemen (USA: Indiana University Press, 2004). Curto, José C.
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Extractions: Palau's early history is still largely veiled in mystery. Why, how or when people arrived on our beautiful islands is unknown, but studies indicate that today's Palauans are distant relatives of the Malays of Indonesia, Melanesians of New Guinea and Polynesians. As for the date of their arrivals, carbon dating of artifacts from the oldest known village sites on the Rock Islands and the spectacular terraces on Babeldaob place civilization there as early as 1,000 BC. The most noteworthy first foreign contact took place in 1783 when the vessel ANTELOPE, under the command of English Captain Henry Wilson, was shipwrecked on a reef near Ulong, a Rock Island located between Koror and Peleliu. With the assistance of Koror's High chief Ibedul, Wilson and his men stayed for three months to rebuild his ship. From that time onward, many foreign explorers called on Palau, and the islands were exposed to further European contact. Foreign governance of our islands officially began when Pope Leo XIII asserted Spain's rights over the Western Caroline Islands in 1885. Two churches were established and maintained by two Capuchin priests and two brothers, resulting in the introduction of the Roman alphabet and the elimination of inter-village wars. In 1899, Spain sold the Carolines to Germany, which established an organized program to exploit the islands natural resources. Following Germany's defeat in WWI, the islands'? Were formally passed to the Japanese under the 1919 Treaty of Versailles. The Japanese influence on the Palauan culture was immense as it shifted the economy from a level of subsistence to a market economy and property ownership from the clan to individuals
