101. North Carolina - Vacation Rentals .com The Mountains region of north carolina includes the High Country and Asheville . The Heartland region of north carolina is home to cities like Charlotte, http://www.vacationrentals.com/vacation-rentals/North-Carolina.html

#1 Vacation Rentals Directory Contact Owners Direct... Home List Your Rental Help Home Owner Login ... About Us More Vacation Rentals World United States North Carolina Smoky Mountains Almond Asheville Brevard Bryson City ... Waynesville Blue Ridge Mountains Banner Elk Beech Mountain Black Mountain Blowing Rock ... West Jefferson Heartland High Rock Lake Kerr Lake Lake Gaston Lake Norman ... Raleigh Atlantic Coast Atlantic Beach Avon Bald Head Island Beaufort ... Wrightsville Beach Other Regions North Carolina Local Information and Area Highlights Travel to North Carolina / North Carolina Vacation Rentals From lowlands of coastal areas, to the High Country mountain area, North Carolina presents a great chance for a memorable vacation. Ensure that it’s memorable by booking a North Carolina vacation rental. North Carolina Golf Have you heard that there are approximately 600 golf courses in North Carolina, brimming over with rich varieties of terrain and landscape? From the mountains to the coast of North Carolina, white golf balls are flying through the air. The village of Pinehurst is regarded as the birthplace of United States golf, and courses dot the land of North Carolina from designers such as Donald Ross, Nicklaus, and the Jones family. It won’t be difficult to find a challenging golf course on your trip to North Carolina. North Carolina Key Areas Sites and tours to see Mitchell County’s artist studio tour Tryon Palace in New Bern Blowing Rock Cliff Linville Caverns Mast General Store in Valle Crucis

102. Newsobserver.com | NC last year makes north carolina the region s thirdlargest trade partner, Allen Gant, president of Glen Raven, however, is among north carolina http://www.newsobserver.com/business/nc/story/2398260p-8776061c.html

Subscribe Vacation Hold Automatic Renewal Saturday, September 24, 2005 Search: News Local Web Go To: Keyword Home Politics Business North Carolina ... Education Guide NC Home Business NC Cannon ... Trade Published: May 12, 2005 Modified: May 12, 2005 8:39 AM CAFTA doesn't spook all of N.C. Some in food, textiles support trade treaty Staff File Photo by Sher Stoneman By KARIN RIVES, Staff Writer A proposed new trade agreement with five Central American countries and the Dominican Republic has sent a shiver through North Carolinians who lost jobs and businesses to the North American Free Trade Agreement, the most recent regional trade deal. But the Central American Free Trade Agreement, or CAFTA, has also garnered support from an unlikely coalition of textile companies, farmers and food processors who see opportunity in the countries covered by the deal. Although North Carolina has lost 244,000 manufacturing jobs in the past decade, many people see free trade as an opportunity. Between 2001 and 2004, North Carolina exports to the countries covered Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua grew by $678 million, the largest gain of any state, U.S. Department of Commerce data shows. The $1.7 billion worth of manufactured goods that the state sold to those nations last year makes North Carolina the region's third-largest trade partner, after Texas and Florida. That's why Franklin Lee, 53, a Stanly County farmer, hopes CAFTA will overcome opposition from labor groups, some Southern textile manufacturers and members of Congress. The trade accord has been stalled in Congress for months, and leaders from the CAFTA countries are in Washington this week to lobby for it.

103. World Almanac For Kids The westernmost region of north carolina, the Blue Ridge, includes more than 40peaks rising above 1829 m (above 6000 ft). The region’s rocks, http://www.worldalmanacforkids.com/explore/states/northcarolina.html

EXPLORE ANIMALS ENVIRONMENT HISTORICAL BIRTHDAYS ... home Contents LAND AND RESOURCES Physical Geography. Rivers and Lakes. Climate. ... The 20th Century. NORTH CAROLINA, one of the South Atlantic states of the U.S., bordered on the N by Virginia , on the E by the Atlantic Ocean, on the S by South Carolina and Georgia , and on the W by Tennessee North Carolina entered the Union on Nov. 21, 1789, as the 12th of the 13 original states. It was principally a farming state until the 1920s, when such manufactures as textiles, furniture, and tobacco products began to dominate the economy. Manufacturing and services (including tourism) remained pivotal to the economy in the early 1990s, and agriculture and forestry were also important. Two U.S. presidents, James K. Polk and Andrew Johnson , were born here, and another, Andrew Jackson , was born in the border area between North and South Carolina . North Carolina, named for Charles I and Charles II of England, is known as the Tar Heel State and the Old North State. NORTH CAROLINA STATE FACTS DATE OF STATEHOOD: November 21, 1789; 12th state

104. Association Of Fraternity Advisors - Regions Region II Regional Director. Shelly Brown Dobek Associate Director of Greek LifeNorth carolina State University 1104 Pullen Hall Campus Box 7345 http://www.fraternityadvisors.org/regions/region2.htm

Region II Alabama, Florida, Georgia Kentucky Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina Tennessee, Virginia Region II Regional Director Shelly Brown Dobek Associate Director of Greek Life North Carolina State University 1104 Pullen Hall Campus Box 7345 Raleigh, NC 27695-7345 Fax: 919/513-1325 shelly_dobek@ncsu.edu Contact Shelly for information regarding state and regional AFA activities and membership in Region II. Area Coordinators Alabama, Georgia Kassie Kissinger Asst. Director of Student Life for Greek Life Valdosta State University 1500 North Patterson Drive Valdosta, GA 31698 klkissinger@valdosta.edu Florida Karen Katz Assistant Director of Campus Life for Greek Affairs Florida International University University Park, GC 340 Miami, FL 33199 katzk@fiu.edu Kentucky, Tennessee Co-Area Coordinators Megan Fields Panhellenic Affairs Advisor University of Tennessee, Knoxville 1531 West Cumberland Ave.

105. 2005 White House Conference On Aging (NCDAAS) north carolina’s 2005 WHCoA Delegates and Alternates Delegate Registration Region P Eastern carolina Council of Governments’ Area Agency on Aging, http://www.dhhs.state.nc.us/aging/whcoa/whcoahome.htm

North Carolina Division of Aging and Adult Services A North Carolina 2005 White House Conference on Aging Event 2005 WHCoA occurs as the first wave of the baby boom generation prepares for retirement, creating an important opportunity to creatively assess aging in America and improve the lives of older Americans. The 2005 WHCoA will take place on December 11-14 at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel in Washington, DC .  The theme of the conference is “The Booming Dynamics of Aging: From Awareness to Action.”  During the spring of 2005, a number of local, regional, and state events were held across North Carolina to raise public awareness about the aging of the state and important issues related to aging policy of national and state significance, including the Governor’s Advisory Council on Aging’s Pre-White House Conference on Aging Event: North Carolina Speaks to the 2005 White House Conference on Aging . Many of these occurred during May, which was Older Americans Month .  North Carolina’s events join the over 300 events nation-wide that will provide input from over 100,000 people to help shape the conference and its resulting resolutions.Â

106. About Us : NC Indymedia The north carolina Independent Media Center (NCIMC) is an non-corporate, that city\region feature. NC-IMC Principles of Unity. The north carolina IMC http://chapelhill.indymedia.org/process/about.php

about us contact subscribe calendar ... publish Thursday Meetings: 7:30pm @ Internationalist Books, Chapel Hill, NC BringThemHomeNow.org features anti-war streetparty latest news ... search medium text image audio video other translate deutsch italiano norsk portug links donate imc network nc-imc ... process : About Us What is North Carolina Indymedia / NC-IMC? The North Carolina Independent Media Center (NC-IMC) is an non-corporate, anti-authoritarian collective of North Carolina independent media makers and media outlets, and serves as the local organizing unit of the global Indymedia network. NC-IMC Mission Statement NC-IMC is a regional IMC network, with a single web-site (nc.indymedia.org) serving the whole state of North Carolina and the many groups of autonomous independent media activists in North Carolina. This is a network that maximizes autonomy through decentralization. NC-IMC Principles of Unity The North Carolina IMC: Agrees in spirit to the IMC Mission Statement and Principles of Unity has a committed membership substantial enough to sustain a functional IMC. has open and public meetings (no one group can have exclusionary "ownership" of North Carolina IMC). Currently such meetings are once a week, although that is subject to change.

107. Other : NC Indymedia On Saturday, January 24th, 70 activists from across north carolina met to Archived Other City\Region Feature Stories ncimc features other http://chapelhill.indymedia.org/features/other/

about us contact subscribe calendar ... publish Thursday Meetings: 7:30pm @ Internationalist Books, Chapel Hill, NC BringThemHomeNow.org features anti-war streetparty latest news ... search medium text image audio video other translate deutsch italiano norsk portug links donate imc network nc-imc ... features : other Ground Truth by Lou Plummer In Fayetteville, NC, the city adjacent to Ft. Bragg, a contingent of over a thousand anti-war activists marched proudly down Hay Street on March 20th, led by veterans against the war and military families. Read the Story by Bill Gural, CH-IMC Staff On Feb. 21 immigrant workers, advocates and supporters met in Goldsboro to draw strength in their battle for amnesty, for worker and civil rights, and against the banning of drivers' licenses for Latino undocumented workers. Continued Story FLOC Rally Report An autonomist account of the rally Fayetteville Anti-War Protest by Bill Gural, CH-IMC Staff photo courtesy of www.bringthemhomenow.org On Saturday, January 24th, 70 activists from across North Carolina met to strategize on a day of action on March 20th to mark one year of war and occupation in Iraq. Continued Story Busted!

108. FEMA: North Carolina Hurricane Ivan Region I, white dots, Region II, white dots, Region III, white dots, Region IV,white dots north carolina Hurricane Ivan Declared September 18, 2004 http://www.fema.gov/news/event.fema?id=3724

109. FEMA: North Carolina Disaster Medical Assistance Team Deployed To Gulf States Fo WASHINGTON, DC – A team of medical specialists from north carolina has been needed into affected areas after Hurricane Dennis moves through the region. http://www.fema.gov/news/newsrelease.fema?id=17968

110. Visible Earth: Landsat Views North Carolina Flood These Landsat 7 images show a region in eastern north carolina where floodingoccurred due to heavy rains brought by Hurricane Floyd. http://visibleearth.nasa.gov/view_rec.php?id=137

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