This document contains a list of over 200 place names in Alberta, including rivers, lakes, mountains, and towns. It does not provide any additional context or information about the places listed. The place names appear to be listed randomly without any organizational structure.
The document provides information about volunteer opportunities in Queens, New York including at the NYC Supreme Court Library from Monday to Friday, at nearby Queens Food Bank soup kitchens located in Kew Gardens near Union Turnpike, and a fundraising opportunity for the American Heart Association requiring grant writing or fundraising skills located on Metropolitan Ave.
The document provides information about Minnesota, including its capital of Saint Paul, nickname of North Star State, state bird of loon and flower of pink and white lady's slipper. It also discusses the writer's host family, school schedule in Minnesota and professional sports teams in the state.
In Israel, "inviting" someone means paying for them. Security procedures are more strenuous, involving bag searches and keeping ID. Most businesses close on Shabbat, though some remain open in Tel Aviv. In Cambodia, it is customary to remove shoes in religious sites and homes, and to greet with a bowed head. During festivals like Pchum Ben and the Water Festival, offerings are made to spirits and the river is celebrated.
The document shows search data for several cities in Texas. It indicates that Galveston had 110 searches per month initially, and that number increased to over 22,000 searches per month. It also lists other cities in the Houston area such as Pearland, Pasadena, Houston, and Baytown.
The Association of Bluegrass Music Lovers is hosting a Bluegrass Festival and Dance Contest on November 7th from 7-9 PM at Grant Park located at 2000 York Road in Springfield, CA. Tickets are $10 with all proceeds going to the Young Musicians Scholarship Fund. More information can be found at www.grantparkdistrict.org.
Labit West is a small barangay of Urdaneta City in the Philippines. The residents envision creating a healthy community where members can live fulfilling lives and serve the public good. The mission is to develop all community members into productive citizens. Originally named after a creek, Labit West has grown from 1,963 residents in 2000 to 2,443 in 2015. The main industry is farming, though government livelihood projects in weaving and food also provide income. Labit West Elementary School aims to deliver high-quality education. Eduardo Almendares serves as Barangay Chairman alongside seven Barangay Councillors including Tirso Balberdi and Racquel Comilang.
Growing Native Internship Presentation provides information about an internship with Growing Native, a non-profit based in Silver Spring, Maryland that aims to protect the Potomac River through advocacy, community outreach, and native plant seed collections and distribution to reforest areas along the river. The internship duties include assisting with public seed collections, assembling collection packages, working events, collecting seed data, and participating in seed collection events like St. Mary's Riverfest and at Arlington Cemetery. The intern hopes to gain experience relevant to their environmental science major focused on marine and coastal management through improving local water quality and working at a non-profit.
This document contains a table that summarizes key data for various urban development parcels, including parcel ID, area, maximum height, mix of land uses, and gross floor area. For each parcel, it provides the efficiency area, total gross lettable area, type of urbanism, percentages and weights for dwellings, commercial, retail, and community uses, and the resulting floor areas for each use. This data can be used to model the impacts of different urban development scenarios.
The document provides information about volunteer opportunities in Queens, New York including at the NYC Supreme Court Library from Monday to Friday, at nearby Queens Food Bank soup kitchens located in Kew Gardens near Union Turnpike, and a fundraising opportunity for the American Heart Association requiring grant writing or fundraising skills located on Metropolitan Ave.
The document provides information about Minnesota, including its capital of Saint Paul, nickname of North Star State, state bird of loon and flower of pink and white lady's slipper. It also discusses the writer's host family, school schedule in Minnesota and professional sports teams in the state.
In Israel, "inviting" someone means paying for them. Security procedures are more strenuous, involving bag searches and keeping ID. Most businesses close on Shabbat, though some remain open in Tel Aviv. In Cambodia, it is customary to remove shoes in religious sites and homes, and to greet with a bowed head. During festivals like Pchum Ben and the Water Festival, offerings are made to spirits and the river is celebrated.
The document shows search data for several cities in Texas. It indicates that Galveston had 110 searches per month initially, and that number increased to over 22,000 searches per month. It also lists other cities in the Houston area such as Pearland, Pasadena, Houston, and Baytown.
The Association of Bluegrass Music Lovers is hosting a Bluegrass Festival and Dance Contest on November 7th from 7-9 PM at Grant Park located at 2000 York Road in Springfield, CA. Tickets are $10 with all proceeds going to the Young Musicians Scholarship Fund. More information can be found at www.grantparkdistrict.org.
Labit West is a small barangay of Urdaneta City in the Philippines. The residents envision creating a healthy community where members can live fulfilling lives and serve the public good. The mission is to develop all community members into productive citizens. Originally named after a creek, Labit West has grown from 1,963 residents in 2000 to 2,443 in 2015. The main industry is farming, though government livelihood projects in weaving and food also provide income. Labit West Elementary School aims to deliver high-quality education. Eduardo Almendares serves as Barangay Chairman alongside seven Barangay Councillors including Tirso Balberdi and Racquel Comilang.
Growing Native Internship Presentation provides information about an internship with Growing Native, a non-profit based in Silver Spring, Maryland that aims to protect the Potomac River through advocacy, community outreach, and native plant seed collections and distribution to reforest areas along the river. The internship duties include assisting with public seed collections, assembling collection packages, working events, collecting seed data, and participating in seed collection events like St. Mary's Riverfest and at Arlington Cemetery. The intern hopes to gain experience relevant to their environmental science major focused on marine and coastal management through improving local water quality and working at a non-profit.
This document contains a table that summarizes key data for various urban development parcels, including parcel ID, area, maximum height, mix of land uses, and gross floor area. For each parcel, it provides the efficiency area, total gross lettable area, type of urbanism, percentages and weights for dwellings, commercial, retail, and community uses, and the resulting floor areas for each use. This data can be used to model the impacts of different urban development scenarios.
This document contains a list of place names in Texas including counties, cities, rivers, creeks, reservoirs, lakes, and bays. It provides location references for surface water features and political boundaries across the state.
This document contains a map of the Upper Tennessee River Watershed in Virginia with the following information:
- Names of towns located within the watershed boundaries
- Names and locations of major rivers and streams that flow through the watershed
- Routes of Interstate 81 and other US and state highways
- County boundaries of the counties located wholly or partially within the watershed
- A mission statement for the organization to achieve clean water throughout the watershed through citizen involvement.
The Rock Tunnel Passive Treatment System is located in Somerset County, PA and was one the first of its kind to be constructed in the Stonycreek River watershed. The original system was completed in 1993, however site conditions were a limiting factor to appropriately size the system to the volume of mine water flows. Since 1993 the system has undergone two major alterations to enhance water treatment. The Somerset Conservation District has been involved with this project since its inception and has worked diligently to utilize new technologies at this site. The 2014/15 reconstruction of the Rock Tunnel PTS is an example of how these efforts have allowed move closer to our goal.
This document contains a table listing geological formations in Alberta organized by geographic area. It includes formations from the Precambrian era to recent Quaternary deposits. The formations are grouped into lithologies such as clastics, carbonates, and evaporites. Notes provide context that the nomenclature is not rigidly defined and some overlapping between areas is possible. Copies of the table can be obtained from the Energy Resources Conservation Board in Calgary.
This document contains a table listing geological formations in Alberta organized by geographic area. It includes formations from the Precambrian era to recent Quaternary deposits. The formations are grouped into lithologies such as clastics, carbonates, and evaporites. Notes provide context that the nomenclature is not rigidly defined and some overlapping between areas is possible. Copies of the table can be obtained from the Energy Resources Conservation Board in Calgary.
The document discusses the history and management of the Tennessee and Cumberland River valleys. It describes how the Tennessee River was formed by the confluence of the French Broad and Holston Rivers near Knoxville, TN. It also discusses how the Tennessee Valley Authority was established in 1933 to address issues like flood control, navigation, and power production in the region. Major projects discussed include the construction of dams like Kentucky Dam on the Tennessee River and Barkley Dam on the Cumberland River.
This document provides a table of geological formations in Alberta organized by geographic area. It lists over 200 geological units from the Precambrian to Quaternary periods. The formations are grouped into areas including Northern Mountains and Foothills, Central and South Mountains and Foothills, Southern Plains, Central Plains, and Northwestern Plains. Comments note some overlapping nomenclature between areas and that formations are not always clearly defined within each area.
This document contains maps and information about land grants in Sussex, New Brunswick. It includes a map of the Lower Millstream area with numbered locations of land settlements. An ethnic origins map shows the origins of settlers who received land grants, including English, French, German, Irish, and Scottish. The document provides sources for the ethnicity data and notes the maps were computer-generated based on three land grant maps from the Land Registry Office.
This document contains maps and information about settlements, parishes, and land grants in Sussex, New Brunswick. It includes a map of the Lower Millstream area showing roads, parishes, land settlements, and hydrographical features. Another map depicts the religious origins of settlers who received land grants as mostly Anglican, Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, or Roman Catholic. The document provides context and sources for computer-generated maps of the areas based on three separate historical land grant maps.
This document contains a list of place names in Texas including counties, cities, rivers, creeks, reservoirs, lakes, and bays. It provides location references for surface water features and political boundaries across the state.
This document contains a map of the Upper Tennessee River Watershed in Virginia with the following information:
- Names of towns located within the watershed boundaries
- Names and locations of major rivers and streams that flow through the watershed
- Routes of Interstate 81 and other US and state highways
- County boundaries of the counties located wholly or partially within the watershed
- A mission statement for the organization to achieve clean water throughout the watershed through citizen involvement.
The Rock Tunnel Passive Treatment System is located in Somerset County, PA and was one the first of its kind to be constructed in the Stonycreek River watershed. The original system was completed in 1993, however site conditions were a limiting factor to appropriately size the system to the volume of mine water flows. Since 1993 the system has undergone two major alterations to enhance water treatment. The Somerset Conservation District has been involved with this project since its inception and has worked diligently to utilize new technologies at this site. The 2014/15 reconstruction of the Rock Tunnel PTS is an example of how these efforts have allowed move closer to our goal.
This document contains a table listing geological formations in Alberta organized by geographic area. It includes formations from the Precambrian era to recent Quaternary deposits. The formations are grouped into lithologies such as clastics, carbonates, and evaporites. Notes provide context that the nomenclature is not rigidly defined and some overlapping between areas is possible. Copies of the table can be obtained from the Energy Resources Conservation Board in Calgary.
This document contains a table listing geological formations in Alberta organized by geographic area. It includes formations from the Precambrian era to recent Quaternary deposits. The formations are grouped into lithologies such as clastics, carbonates, and evaporites. Notes provide context that the nomenclature is not rigidly defined and some overlapping between areas is possible. Copies of the table can be obtained from the Energy Resources Conservation Board in Calgary.
The document discusses the history and management of the Tennessee and Cumberland River valleys. It describes how the Tennessee River was formed by the confluence of the French Broad and Holston Rivers near Knoxville, TN. It also discusses how the Tennessee Valley Authority was established in 1933 to address issues like flood control, navigation, and power production in the region. Major projects discussed include the construction of dams like Kentucky Dam on the Tennessee River and Barkley Dam on the Cumberland River.
This document provides a table of geological formations in Alberta organized by geographic area. It lists over 200 geological units from the Precambrian to Quaternary periods. The formations are grouped into areas including Northern Mountains and Foothills, Central and South Mountains and Foothills, Southern Plains, Central Plains, and Northwestern Plains. Comments note some overlapping nomenclature between areas and that formations are not always clearly defined within each area.
This document contains maps and information about land grants in Sussex, New Brunswick. It includes a map of the Lower Millstream area with numbered locations of land settlements. An ethnic origins map shows the origins of settlers who received land grants, including English, French, German, Irish, and Scottish. The document provides sources for the ethnicity data and notes the maps were computer-generated based on three land grant maps from the Land Registry Office.
This document contains maps and information about settlements, parishes, and land grants in Sussex, New Brunswick. It includes a map of the Lower Millstream area showing roads, parishes, land settlements, and hydrographical features. Another map depicts the religious origins of settlers who received land grants as mostly Anglican, Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, or Roman Catholic. The document provides context and sources for computer-generated maps of the areas based on three separate historical land grant maps.