81. YDA :: The Young Democrats Of America :: Regions - Pacific Political activists in nine states and regions; Alaska, California, Oregon, Washington, Guam, Samoa, Montana, idaho and Hawaii. http://www.pacific.yda.org/

Regions Northeast Mid-Atlantic Southeast Great Lakes ... Pacific Pacific Regional Caucus Alaska American Samoa California Guam ... Washington Jessica Knapp Pacific Region Director Email: director@pacific.yda.org YDA Action Panel Find A Chapter Near You: Alabama Alaska Arkansas Arizona California Colorado Connecticut District of Columbia Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming American Samoa Guam Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Democrats Abroad Information by Region: Northeast Mid-Atlantic Southeast Great Lakes

82. WineSearch-Online: Wine Regions : United States : Guide Information for touring and tasting in all of California's wine producingregions. A guide to the wine country of Oregon, Washington and idaho (English http://www.winesearch-online.com/categories/Categories.cgi/regions/usa

Search for: The exact phase All the words Any of the words Search category titles only Search Tips Advanced Search Categories Wine Regions ... Alexander Valley Winegrowers - Alexander Valley Winegrowers Association (English). Calaveras Wine Association - Calaveras wine country, located in the Sierra Foothills Gold Rush Country (English). Connecticut Wine Trail - Discover Connecticut wines (English). Family Winemakers of California - Association of Californian table wine producers (English). Idaho Wineries and Vineyards - Idaho wine information, winery description (English). Lodi District Grape Growers Association - Lodi District Grape Growers Association (English). Massachusetts Wineries - Massachusetts Winery Tour (English). Mendocino Winegrowers Alliance - Information about Mendocino Wines (English). Michigan Wines - Michigan Grape and Wine Industry Council (English). Napa Farm Bureau - Information about the Napa Farm Bureau (English). Napa Valley Grape Growers Association - Information about the Napa Valley Grape Growers Association (English). Napa Valley wineries - Part of a greater site featuring the Napa Valley (English).

83. American Wines And Wines From California were the first to plant grapevines in this area, and currently the wines from theseregions have begun idaho The vineyards of idaho are at a very high altitude http://www.wine-regions-of-the-world.com/html/united_states.html

Wines of the United States The west coast of the United States is a major producer of wine in today's market. Americans' interest in wine has helped her industry to grow during the past few decades, turning The United States into one of the largest producers of quality wines. California California is perhaps the biggest producer of American wine. Many of the new technologies used in wine making were pioneered in this state, and California wines now rank among the highest quality wines in the world. The wines from the Napa Valley of California are very popular and are even competitive with French wines. Napa Valley uses about 80% of its workable land for the cultivation of grapes. The rich soil and balanced weather greatly benefit grape growing. Wines from this region possess a big taste and are extremely flavourful. For the most part, the vineyards of Napa attempt to emulate French wines and have been successful in these endeavours.

84. Idaho Education Association - Fact Sheet with offices in Coeur d'Alene (Region 1), Lewiston (Region 2), Twin Falls (Region4), Pocatello (Region 5), idaho Falls (Region 6), and Boise (regions 3, 7, 8 http://www.idahoea.org/welcome/facts.html

WELCOME Mission Statement President's Message Calendar ... ARCHIVED CURRENT EVENTS IDAHO EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 2002-2003 FACT SHEET Purpose President Membership Vice-President ... Executive Director Purpose: In 1892 the Idaho Education Association founders adopted their first constitution. This documents said that the organization's purpose was to improve the teaching profession, to promote child and teacher welfare, and to advance education through the efforts of members working together. While the Association has grown and constantly reviews its direction, those purposes remain the IEA's unaltered foundation. Membership: IEA's total membership was 11,681 as of Jan. 15, 2002. Governance: For distribution of services to members, the IEA is divided into nine regions with offices in Coeur d'Alene (Region 1), Lewiston (Region 2), Twin Falls (Region 4), Pocatello (Region 5), Idaho Falls (Region 6), and Boise (Regions 3, 7, 8 and 9). With more than 400 local representatives in attendance, the annual Delegate Assembly for this year will be April 11-12, 2003 in Boise. Between annual meetings, the IEA is governed by a 30-member board of directors elected from throughout the state. Local affiliates in almost every Idaho school district represent their members in collective bargaining, member rights, public relations, academic freedom, grievance resolution, and a myriad of other services.

85. State Market Comparisons idaho's two hospital referral regions, the two regions in North Dakota and SouthDakota, and the Great Falls region are all below the physician supply standard http://www.bber.umt.edu/healthcare/statemarketcomparisons.htm

STATE COMPARISONS OF MARKETS Cost effective levels of hospital resource deployment, physician staffing, and medical procedure use are not well-defined. Besides the demographic and insurance differences among regions, for which the data have been adjusted, a number of other factors affect variations in utilization of health resources and medical services. The prevalence of diseases varies over different areas of the country, affecting the amount of treatment rendered. In areas where the traditional view of the physician as a reliable agent for the patient still prevails, variations in diagnostic and surgical procedures could be related to physician factors, such as specialist availability and incentives. Diffusion of technology and information could account for some regional variations in medical care, since the adoption of new technology requires time. Many comparisons among regional benchmarks are possible The Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care data. Montana's three regions can be compared to one another and also to other regions that are similar in terms of resident population levels, geographic size, and location in the Western United States. Applying these criteria to the Dartmouth Atlas data yields seven additional areas: Grand Junction, Colo.; Casper, Wyo.; Yakima, Wash.; Rapid City, S.D.; Bismarck, N.D.; and Boise and Idaho Falls in Idaho. Three additional benchmarks are included: the average rates for the United States; rates in the Minneapolis, Minn. referral region, and rates for a two-million-member HMO. Minneapolis, Minnesota is a benchmark used throughout the Atlas because of its "ability to deliver an adequate level of care for defined populations within reasonable constraints." The demographics of Minneapolis' population and the penetration of managed care (39 percent of the market) provide a cost effective market benchmark for comparison to other regions. Comparisons between an HMO and community hospitals in markets must be done carefully. Community commitments, cost structures, and profit incentives differ widely between for-profit and not-for-profit institutions.

86. South West Idaho Travel Association - About SWITA In 1981 the idaho Legislature enacted a law whereby a 2% tax would be levied on transient costsat the state office and 45% is returned to the regions in which http://www.swita.org/html/aboutswita/

What is SWITA? SWITA stands for Southwest Idaho Travel Association. SWITA was formed as the regional organization to process travel and tourism grants from the Idaho Travel Council. Grant funds are a 2% tax collected by the innkeepers and campgrounds in the state. In 1981 the Idaho Legislature enacted a law whereby a 2% tax would be levied on transient sleeping rooms and overnight private campgrounds. The legislation mandates that the funds from the 2% tax be distributed as follows: 45% goes to fund the state tourism program, 10% pays administrative costs at the state office and 45% is returned to the regions in which it was collected in the form of annual grants. A travel council was set up to oversee and govern the tourism office and the tourism grants. The council is made up of a representative from each of the seven travel regions and one at-large member. SWITA is Region 3 - which is comprised of the following ten counties: Ada, Adams, Boise, Canyon, Elmore, Gem, Owyhee, Payette, Valley and Washington. Funds are returned to the regions through grants which are approved by the Travel Council. There is a formal grant procedure which must be followed and the grant applications are presented once each year for approval. Upon approval, it is up to the grant recipient to activate the program. This means while the grant is open the grantee is responsible for the administration. Therefore, without a regional organization of some type, this money could not be used or grants processed.

87. Redirect Click on a portion of the map to get that county's local forecast and nearby weather. Satellite Imagery. Cameras. idaho Road Report http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/boise

88. Welcome To Idaho Fish And Game! idaho Department of Fish and Game official website for idaho Fish and Wildlife. http://www.state.id.us/fishgame

Online Magazine Commission Employment Search ... Information Home Idaho Fish and Game Terms and Conditions

89. SBA - Boise Idaho District Office - Home Page Home for this Area Your Previous Location if Java OK US Small Business Administration.Boise idaho District Office. Boise idaho District Office Street Map. http://www.sba.gov/id/

U.S. Small Business Administration Boise Idaho District Office District Director Tom Bergdoll Business Information Center Boise Idaho District Office Street Map Related Items Idaho Small Business Resource Guide Idaho Business Law Boise Business Information Center Small Business Classroom Region 10 Home Page Access Idaho merle.swain@sba.gov Web Comments Text Only

90. Building With Logs Attebery uses survey data about log buildings to define two broad regionsof idaho log construction in the nineteenth century. idaho http://www.uidaho.edu/uipress/new_books/building-logs.html

Building with Logs Western Log Construction in Context by Jennifer Eastman Attebery Northwest Folklife Series cloth, 166 pp., 7 1/2 x 9, 70 photographs, 3 maps, 9 tables, biblio., index Price: $49.95s ISBN 0-89301-208-4 In Building with Logs: Western Log Construction in Context Jennifer Eastman Attebery contributes to the New Western History by exploring how the log cabin myth is part of the larger myth of the Frontier West. She argues that scholars interested in understanding log construction must see beyond the myth to look for evidence of the log cabin's particular meanings within the communities that used log buildings in Idaho. We can read those meanings by looking for their implicit expression in such patterns as the choice and quality of construction techniques, the original use of buildings, and their reuse over time. Attebery uses survey data about log buildings to define two broad regions of Idaho log construction in the nineteenth century. Idaho Territory of 1860 received a rapid influx of Euro-Americans into two areas that were isolated from each other by the Snake River Plain and the mass of central Idaho mountains. Into southeast Idaho came Mormons seeking new townsites; into north Idaho came miners seeking gold. These two groups, both well-versed in Euro-American log construction, created quite distinct communities that coincide with two log construction regions. The first region is composed of Mormon villages and farms in southeast Idaho, and the second consists of mining communities in north Idaho.

91. Vacation Rentals - Worldwide Rental Directory @A1Vacations.com Searchable listings of vacation rentals.Category Regional North America Lodging Vacation Rentals...... USA Vacation Rentals (59 regions) Massachusetts Vacation Rentals All. http://www.a1vacations.com/

Vacation Rentals Directory Worldwide @A1Vacations.com. 4,215 by-owner vacation homes incl. cabins condos cottages villas Worldwide incl. Florida Hawaii California Colorado ... Bahamas Affordable weekly rates Newest Vacation Rentals Updated Vacation Rentals ... Newsletters By-Owner Vacation Rentals in 131 Worldwide Vacation Destinations! Advertise Your Vacation Rental Home US$149/year ( satisfaction guaranteed Visitors, Jan/1/00-Feb/28/03: Visitors, March/03: WHY We're the World's BEST Place to Find Your Next Vacation Rental Advertise Your Vacation Rentals Vacation Rentals USA Vacation Rentals (59 Regions) Massachusetts Vacation Rentals [All] Alabama Vacation Rentals Alaska Vacation Rentals Arizona Vacation Rentals Arkansas Vacation Rentals California Vacation Rentals [All] California/Northern California/Southern Cape Cod Vacation Rentals Colorado Vacation Rentals Connecticut Vacation Rentals Delaware Vacation Rentals Florida Vacation Rentals [All] Florida/East Coast Florida/Gulf Coast Florida/Keys Florida/Orlando Area Florida/Panhandle Georgia Vacation Rentals Hawaii Vacation Rentals [All] Hawaii/Big-Island Hawaii/Kauai Hawaii/Lanai Hawaii/Maui Hawaii/Molokai Hawaii/Oahu Idaho Vacation Rentals Illinois Vacation Rentals Indiana Vacation Rentals Kentucky Vacation Rentals Lake Tahoe Vacation Rentals Louisiana Vacation Rentals Maine Vacation Rentals Marthas Vineyard Vacation Rentals Maryland Vacation Rentals Massachusetts Vacation Rentals [All] Massachusetts Massachusetts/Cape Cod Massachusetts/Marthas Vineyard Massachusetts/Nantucket Island

92. Redirect Current Conditions. Observations. Radar Imagery. Satellite Imagery. Cameras. IdahoRoad Report. River Levels. Forecasts. Local Forecasts. National Forecasts. Aviation. http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/Boise/

93. Intercode Comparisons For Simulating The Water Balance Of Engineered Covers In S http://www.beg.utexas.edu/mainweb/presentations/2003_presentations/scanlon030403

From Bureau of Economic Geology, The University of Texas at Austin ( www.beg.utexas.edu For more information, please contact the author. International Applied Phytotechnologies Conference, Chicago, March 4, 2003 Intercode Comparisons for Simulating the Water Balance of Engineered Covers in Semiarid Regions Bridget Scanlon, Marty Christman, Robert C. Reedy, Indrek Porro, Jirka Simunek, and Gerald N. Flerchinger Abstract The water balance of engineered covers is critical for assessing the performance of covers. Because we need to predict cover performance for long-time periods, we rely on numerical models to predict the water balance. The purpose of this study was to compare water-balance simulation results from 7 different codes, HELP, HYDRUS-1D, SHAW, SoilCover, SWIM, UNSAT-H, and VS2DTI, using 1-3 yr water-balance monitoring data from nonvegetated engineered covers (3 m deep) in warm (Texas) and cold (Idaho) desert regions. Simulation results from most codes were similar and reasonably approximated measured water-balance components. Marty Christman GeoSyntec Consultants Inc.

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