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Extractions: Society of Quality Assurance Spring Training 2003, April 28 - May 2 (Seattle), Sign up now... TWST Third Annual Biotechnology Investment Conference May 15 (NY) BCNJ Discount Industry Snapshot History ... Suggested Reading List Bordered by Canada to the north, New Hampshire to the south and the Atlantic Ocean to the east, Maine is the largest and most northern New England state. Unique geography, from mountain ranges to islands to plateaus, and a northern location define Maines distinct seasons and varied climate. Maines extreme geographic location dictates a vast range in temperatures, with very cold, snowy winters and mild summers. Average temperatures in January range from to 20 degrees F (-18 to -7 c) in the north to 10 to 30 degrees F (-12 to -1 c) in the south, while average July temperatures vary from 54 to 78 degrees F (12 to 26 c) statewide. Average annual precipitation ranges from 40 to 45 inches (102 to 114 cm) statewide. Average snowfall, however, varies drastically from as little as 50 to 70 inches (127 to 178 cm) near the coast to 90 to 110 inches (229 to 279 cm) inland, falling mostly between November and March.
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Extractions: Contents Introduction Human Evolution, Diffusion, and Character The Long Baseline: Hunters and Gatherers ... Pollution, Biodiversity, and Climate Change American Cities Rural America Cities Abroad Countrysides Abroad (View slides for this lecture. 19. American Cities THE CENTRAL CITY THE SUBURBS THE NEW URBANISM ASSESSING THE AMERICAN CITY We're coming, finally, to a sequence of four portraits of the world's humanized landscapes. That's what human geography is finally about. You could say that we're looking at pattern now, rather than process. Or you could say that we're looking at the visible consequences of all the activities we've been tracing. I want to begin with American cities, because they're the places we know best. What comes to mind with this topic? One thing is downtown, that cluster of skyscrapers that immigrants first saw from the decks of liners coming into New York's harbor. Now we mostly see downtown through a car or plane window, but it still grabs our attention. Around it, there is the huge penumbra of suburbia: freeways, arterial streets, curvilinear residential streets, commercial strips, a carpet of houses with backyard pools, and a scattering of bigger buildingsshopping centerss, college campuses, hospitals, stadiums, warehouses, and factories. Those are the tangibles. There's something else, too. Maybe it's excitement. Maybe it's fear. Maybe it's a sense of a world with nothing worth doing or seeing. Maybe it's some of each.
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Extractions: Geography 320 US and Canada Site and Situation city assignment This paper is to be about 2 pages + bibliography. Double-spaced, 1" margins, typed. Please have each city on its own page! No more than a page per city should be necessary. We are looking for the reason thei city was founded where it was; what its relationship is/was with the surrounding area (situation); if this has changed since its founding, how and why. I do not need to know the Chamber of Commerce hype. You are to choose 2 cities from the list at the right and analyze the city's site and situation. You will need to look at a variety of maps(see below) and both zoom in and zoom out to look at the city's physical features (site morphology) and its relative location and hinterlands (situation). I have emphasized location, site and situation in class. You should know what they are by now, but just in case: Site: This extends the location description to include the ground a town occupies. The physical features of the landscape favor the placement of towns. It also allows for classifying towns according to physical features: rivertowns, gateways, natural resources. Site can also include the street layout, the demographic patterns and city functions or zones.
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Extractions: GEOGRAPHY SKILLS AND TOOLS 1. Construct and compare maps of Maine, and the United States to interpret geographical features and draw conclusions about physical patterns. 2. Locate major cities of the United States and discuss why they emerged in that particular region. 3. Locate major cities of the world. 4. Use and construct maps and other visuals to describe geographic location, direction, size, and shape. 5. Use maps, globes, charts, model, and databases to analyze geographical patterns on the earth. Grade 4 Essential Outcome (the core curriculum for all Falmouth students): Geography How United States geography affects the way people live (using the 5 themes of geography place, location, human/environment interaction, movement, region); Successfully use maps to find Maine, the United States of America, and North America.
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Extractions: Hotels USA Maine Click on a city below to display a list of local hotels. Each hotel has real-time pricing so you can see all available rates and book your reservations online. Augusta Brunswick Lewiston Saco ... Rockport MAINE - Geography Largest of the New England states of the NE United States. It is bordered by New Hampshire (W), the Canadian provinces of Quebec (NW) and New Brunswick (NE), the Atlantic Ocean (S), and the Bay of Fundy (SE). Over 80% of Maine is forested with great stands of white pine (for which Maine is known as the Pine Tree State), hemlock, spruce, fir, and hardwoods. In the shelter of woods and with abundant water from numerous lakes, particularly in the northern counties, a wide variety of wildlife has found refuge. Moose, deer, black bear, and smaller game are still found; fish and fowl are also plentiful. The population of Maine is centered on the cleared land along the coast and major rivers. Augusta is the capital; Portland, Lewiston, and Bangor are the largest cities. Places of interest in Maine include Acadia National Park on Mt. Desert Island; Baxter State Park, which includes the northern end of the Appalachian Trail at Mt. Katahdin in the N Maine wilderness; and the Old York Gaol (1653), one of the oldest public buildings in New England. Hotels Airlines Cars Infocenter
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Extractions: Demonstrates reliability, flexibility, and concern for quality. Content Area: SOCIAL STUDIES: Geography: Skills and Tools Content Standard: Students will know how to construct and interpret maps and use globes and other geographic tools to locate and derive information about people, places, regions, and environments. Performance Indicator: Middle Grades (5-8): Students will develop maps, globes, charts, models, and databases to analyze geographical patterns on the earth. Content Area: GEOGRAPHY: Human Interaction with Environments Content Standard: Students will understand and analyze the relationships between people and their physical environments.
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Extractions: I t's hard to guess where business will go these days or why it will go there. Bob Metcalfe, former 3Com CEO, lives on a farm in Maine. Meanwhile, real estate developer Wes Christian is riding high in central-city Houston, where a downtown revival ignores the city's lack of a conventional downtown. And Richard Holcombe runs his software firm in Raleigh, N.C., a once-sleepy backwater where he can now pick and choose programmers from a deep labor pool. The changes taking place in the new economy tie these fellows together, but no simple cause-and-effect can account for their varied stories. It is not surprising then that research connecting high tech and geography is scarce. With The New Geography, journalist and think-tank habitué Joel Kotkin takes the plunge with a comprehensive look at how cyberspace is reshaping physical space. He introduces us to the vanguard of America's transformation whiz kids, new-media managers, bootstrapping immigrants and analysts who figure out what it all means and provides a snapshot of what is really happening on the ground as the industrial era wanes. Kotkin begins with the uncontroversial premise that the new economy has loosened the traditional rules of economic geography. The concentric model of urban structure, in which cities are ringed by suburbs and separated by farmland, no longer holds. The emergent geography, however, lacks form. It is governed by networks and connections, not location.
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Extractions: H ere is a book that should be required reading by every regional steward in America. Joel Kotkin, a senior fellow at Pepperdine University who writes a monthly column on "Grassroots Business" for the New York Time s, make the strong case for why place still matters in the digital world. His paradoxical message is: " The more technology frees us from the tyranny of place and past affiliation, the greater the need for individual places to make themselves more attractive." Kotkin colorfully illustrates his point with a rich range of interesting examples from communities across America. What matters today is talent, quality of life and an entrepreneurial environment, not low costs and access to raw materials. Kotkins law: Wherever knowledge workers cluster, in small towns or big cities that is where wealth will accumulate. Knowledge workers want good places to live. So places better get busy trying to create livable communities attractive to knowledge workers. Kotkin points out two trends that reinforce this urban renaissance. Immigration has transformed the landscape of most America cities. According to Kotkin, this has been a good thing- adding to the talent pool, creating urban vitality and promoting cross-cultural trade. A second trend has been the rise of creative services and the emerging cultural industrial complex in cities. He makes the case that "The cultural intensive nature of knowledge value production draws on a different, often younger, demographic base that is more attracted to a distinctly urban environment."
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