61. The River Bend - Southwestern Illinois - Transportation THE RIVER BEND OF SOUTHWESTERN ILLINOIS. Click Here for Maps. transportation. Throughouthistory, the Mississippi River has been a key in the economy of the area. http://www.theriverbend.org/transportation/

THE RIVER BEND OF SOUTHWESTERN ILLINOIS TRANSPORTATION Home History Transportation Community Learning Econ-Dev Tourism ... Business Directory RBGA Visitors Information St. Louis Regional Airport Madison County Transit (Llocal bus schedules and special services) AMTRAK (Station located in Upper Alton) Bi-State (Missouri-Illinois Bus) Each of the 13 cities and villages of the River Bend area is also a bedroom community for people who work in St. Louis. Thousands of residents commute daily to jobs in the city or its Missouri suburbs. The drive is shorter and faster to Lambert St. Louis International Airport. The airport provides passenger and freight service to hundreds of cities worldwide. St. Louis Regional Airport, in Bethalto, offers air freight and charter services and is a base for local private and corporate aircraft. Throughout history, the Mississippi River has been a key in the economy of the area. Today, the Alton Barge Terminal is as busy as ever, shipping and receiving grains, petroleum products, coal, and other goods. communities with the interstates and with neighboring towns and cities. The new Clark Bridge, a four-lane, cable stayed, suspension bridge over the Mississippi carries U.S. 67 to and from St. Louis.

62. Selected Web Resources In The History Of Science [Internet Resources] history is the record of human existence, the record of the rudiments of the history of science is essential to its possibilities to present information on the history of science. http://www.library.ucsb.edu/istl/99-winter/internet.html

Issues in Science and Technology Librarianship Winter 1999 Science and Technology Resources on the Internet Selected Web Resources in the History of Science Marianne Stowell Bracke Life Sciences Librarian University of Houston Paul J. Bracke Reference and Educational Services Librarian University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston I. Introduction History is the record of human existence, the record of events and ideas. Among the most important ideas have been the ideas of science, ideas that have contributed to the intellectual and material enrichment of human civilization. Understanding of, at minimum, the rudiments of the history of science is essential to understanding the world we live in, and is essential to full understanding of science itself. The explosion of the World Wide Web has led to an explosion in the amount of scholarly (and not so scholarly) information widely available in an electronic format. Not only are materials increasingly available in an electronic medium, the nature of the medium allows for new means of presenting information. No longer are authors or curators limited to the format of a book or traditional museum exhibit. Information may now be presented in a manner that is interactive, dynamic, of multiple source formats, and easily updatable. While this medium is still in its infancy, there are a ever increasing number of sites taking advantage of its possibilities to present information on the history of science. This guide consists of an annotated selection of some of the best websites on the history of science. No attempt has been made to be comprehensive, as the number of relevant websites is incredibly large. Additionally, the transient nature of electronic publishing makes the gathering of resources difficult. While all sites reviewed below were active as of Jauary 15, 1999, during the course of the writing this paper there were sites that disappeared.

63. Public Transportation Otsego Community Connection Your Online Resource for Otsego County Information! Welcome to Otsego Community Connection! Your online resource for Otsego County Information. Click for Local Weather Click for Radar Image Site Index - About OCC Arts http://www.otsego.org/transit.htm

Otsego Community Connection: Your Online Resource for Otsego County Information! Welcome to Otsego Community Connection! Your online resource for Otsego County Information. Click for Local Weather Click for Radar Image - Site Index - About OCC Arts and History Business/Econ. Dev. Calendar of Events Chamber of Commerce Clubs Communities Education Government Health Resources Libraries Links Local History Maps Media News, Media, Weather Organizations Public Services Public Transportation Recreation Religion Tourism Weather Arts and History Business /Economic Development Clubs and ... Tourism Public Transportation Otsego County Bus System Dial-A-Ride 1086 O'Rourke Blvd. Gaylord, MI 49735 Area Airports Cherry Capital Airport - Traverse City Airport Access Road, Traverse City, MI 49684 M-DOT map and information for Cherry Capital Airport from the Michigan Department of Transportation. Otsego County Airport - Gaylord 1185 Van Tyle Rd.

64. Talgov.com - Tallahassee-Leon County Planning Department - Research & Graphics transportation. HIGHWAYS. Four major Federal times weekly. Rail freightservice is offered by the CSX transportation Company. AIR TRAVEL. The http://talgov.com/citytlh/planning/support/statdigest/stat2k2/trans.html

Tallahassee-Leon County Planning Department - Support CITY HOME COUNTY HOME SITE MAP STAFF ... County Home Transportation HIGHWAYS Four major Federal highways, U.S. 27, U.S. 90, U.S. 319, and Interstate 10 pass through Tallahassee and Leon County. Interstate 10 connects Tallahassee with Jacksonville to the east, and with New Orleans, Houston, Phoenix, and Los Angeles to the west. BUS SERVICE Tallahassee is served by the City-owned and operated bus system, TALTRAN, which provides service within the urban area. Inter-city bus service is provided by the Greyhound bus line. RAILROAD Passenger service is available via Amtrak's Sunset Limited route which runs from Miami to New Orleans and Los Angeles through Tallahassee three times weekly. Rail freight service is offered by the CSX Transportation Company. AIR TRAVEL The City of Tallahassee owns and operates the Tallahassee Regional Airport which services almost 1.5 million customers within a 100 mile radius of Tallahassee, and accounts for 32% of the air traffic in the northwest Florida region. The Airport is served by six airlines: Air Tran, Atlantic Southeast, Delta, Delta Connection Skywest, Northwest Airlink, and U.S. Airways Express. Direct service is available to Atlanta, Charlotte, Dallas/ Ft. Worth, Ft. Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Memphis, Miami, New Orleans, Orlando, Tampa, and West Palm Beach.

65. Talgov.com - Tallahassee-Leon County Planning Department - Research & Graphics history. Leon County, originally part of Escambia County and later a partof Gadsden County, was created by the Territorial Legislature in 1824. http://talgov.com/citytlh/planning/support/statdigest/stat2k2/history.html

Tallahassee-Leon County Planning Department - Support CITY HOME COUNTY HOME SITE MAP STAFF ... County Home History Leon County, originally part of Escambia County and later a part of Gadsden County, was created by the Territorial Legislature in 1824. Named for Ponce De Leon, Leon County was one of the most populous and prosperous counties in ante-bellum Florida. Tallahassee, named for the "old fields" that it once encompassed, earned the title early in the 16th century from the Apalachee Indians who inhabited the area. Legend says that the final spelling was chosen by Octavia Walton, daughter of the territorial governor of Florida. Today, Tallahassee exemplifies not only the influence of the Indian, but also that of the Spanish, French and English who occupied the area in succession. The City of Tallahassee, the county seat and only incorporated city in Leon County, was established in 1825, following a decision by the legislature to locate the capital of the new Florida Territory midway between the population centers of St. Augustine and Pensacola.

66. Ozaukee County Wisconsin - History Part of Ozaukee County's official site, this section offers photos of historic buildings, a county history, and links to county offices. http://www.co.ozaukee.wi.us/history/history.html

Home Board Econ Dev Job Board ... What's New History of Ozaukee County Hello and welcome to the history of Ozaukee County. This originally started as the photo of the month with associated history to the photos which was done by County Clerk Harold C. Dobberpuhl . If you would like to see that photo index please click here . Else you will find below the links with a brief description of what the article is all about. The navigation box below will get you quickly to articles for specific areas of our county. If you have some photos or some articles that you would like to share, we would be happy to include them here (please click here for more information about submissions). If you have any comments about this section please click the feedback button in the listing of links above. Hope you enjoy your tour through the history of Ozaukee County. Every two weeks we will be presenting you a new photo from Harold C. Dobberpuhl's book "

67. Camden Waterfront - A Bright Idea In Family Fun ! The projects are in the areas of entertainment and recreation, commercial officedevelopment and public infrastructure, and transportation improvements. http://www.camdenwaterfront.com/default.asp?area=coopersferry

68. McCook Transportation transportation RAILROADS McCook is served by a main line and a branch line of theBurlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad with approximately 13 freight trains http://www.ci.mccook.ne.us/ftrans.htm

McCook Home General Local Economy History ... Agriculture Transportation RAILROADS McCook is served by a main line and a branch line of the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad with approximately 13 freight trains daily. Switching is done by local switch and train crews on a 24 hour daily basis. Amtrak provides McCook with rail passenger service east to Chicago and west to Denver, Salt Lake City, San Francisco/Oakland. AmTrack services more than 500 destinations. The Superliner California Zephyr features coach and first-class accommodations, dining car service, and checked baggage service from most cities. Travel time averages 15 hours to Chicago and 35 hours to the West Coast. Amtrak has one train each way daily. www.amtrak.com/index4.html MOTOR Highways U.S. Highways 6 and 34 (east-west) and U.S. Highway 83 (north-south) pass through the community. Local load limits are not imposed on these highways. Interstate 80 is 70 miles north and Interstate 70 is 90 miles south of McCook. Highway mileage to major cities: Omaha 284 miles Chicago 773 miles Dallas 787 miles Denver 254 miles Detroit 1,037 miles

69. McCook, Nebraska Fact Book history of McCook Throughout its history, McCook has been able to rely on its citizensto organize, maintain, and improve the community and quality of life. http://www.ci.mccook.ne.us/fhistory.htm

McCook Home General Local Economy History ... Agriculture HISTORY of McCook, Nebraska A railroad decision to establish a division point between Denver and the Missouri River resulted in the location of McCook, Nebraska. The city was established when the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company authorized the Lincoln Land Company to build a town near the existing site of Fairview, a frontier outpost and cattlemen's trading center along the Republican River. After the War Between the States, the Lincoln Land Company began promotion with its first issue of the McCook Tribune in June 1882, billing McCook as a new city which attracted artisans, tradesmen, and speculators. The city rose to village status in 1883 and to a second-class city in 1886. The railroad grew simultaneously, becoming the largest depot west of Red Cloud. By 1883 McCook had attracted numerous businessmen and pioneers and had made significant advances in medical services, community services, fire protection, and municipal water. The city established telephone and electric utilities as demands for goods and services increased. McCook's first school opened in 1884 with an enrollment of 189. By 1884 the population was 1,177 and grew between 1,500 and 2,000 by 1886. Cattle business thrived until 1885 when the cattle market declined. The McCook Board of Trade was set up in 1888. The railroad built a "round house" for repair and maintenance shops in McCook during that year, adding many jobs. In the 1890s the building of the Meeker-Driftwood Canal south of McCook paved the way for farmers and agricultural specialists to assist nature in crop and livestock production through irrigation.

70. Juneau Economic Development Council counseling and loan programs, as well as serving as the Overall Economic DevelopmentPlanning agency for the City and Borough of Juneau (see Mission and history http://www.jedc.org/

Home JEDC Programs SE Revolving Loan Bus. Assist. Center ... Contact JEDC Diversifying our Economy - Assisting Business Development - Enriching our Quality of Life Welcome to the Juneau Economic Development Council. The JEDC works to enhance quality of life by actively promoting economic diversity and sustainable development in all of Southeast Alaska. We assist businesses in creating family-wage jobs with our business counseling and loan programs, as well as serving as the Overall Economic Development Planning agency for the City and Borough of Juneau (see Mission and History Our staff and board reflect a wide variety of interests and experience. The spirit of cooperation inherent in this collaboration makes us uniquely qualified to serve as a neutral forum to foster civil discussion about community concerns and responsible development. The View Ahead: As we enter the next millennium, those of us who reside in Juneau and Southeast Alaska will need to utilize our natural, cultural and intellectual resources wisely in order for our economy to be competitive in a national and international market place. The challenge is for us as Alaskans to create family-wage jobs in a sustainable economy while at the same time maintaining our unique quality of life. We at JEDC believe that our present programs will help us achieve this goal. In addition, we welcome any

71. Govt. Of West Bengal - Urban Development - Traffic And Transportation HOME Urban Development Traffic and transportation, Several projectshave been completed like Howrah Subway. Flyovers at Brabourne http://www.westbengalgovt.org/site/urban/traffic.htm

HOME FEEDBACK SITEMAP GOVERNMENT ... Urban Development Two satellite townships have so far been created viz. Baishnabghata-Patuli (300 acres) and East Kolkata (650 acres). Works are in progress in Housing schemes at Barrackpur Phase-II (316 NOS.) Kalyani (32 nos.) Baghajatin (404 nos.) Salt Lake ED Block (80 nos.) Salt Lake EE Block (108 nos.) and Salt Lake AB Block (160 nos.). The new Housing schemes being taken up soon are at Salt Lake CL Block (32 nos.) Baishnabghata-Patuli, Ph-II (200 NOS.) east Kolkata GS Block (72 nos.). The works of Commercial complex at Sealdah (PH-II) and East Kolkata are in progress. In order to implement commercial projects CMDA has formed two joint sector companies viz. Bengal Ambuja Metro Development Ltd. and Calcutta Metropolitan Group. While the first one will create a city Centre at Salt Lake City, primarily to meet the demands of commercial, cultural and recreational facilities, the other is to build a modern housing-cum-commercial complex at Baghajatin HOME GOVERNMENT IT POLICY INCENTIVES ... WB @ A GLANCE LINK CENTRE DEPARTMENTS NEWS SITEMAP FEEDBACK DOWNLOADS © 2001, Government of West Bengal

72. Programs : Economic Development: Portland Development Commission Stats cover such topics as economic diversity; transportation systems; populationand income; labor force and employment; business, land and building costs http://www.pdc.us/programs/econ_dev.html

@import "../css/nucss2.css"; This site was built to be ADA compliant, and is accessible to any browser or Internet device. However, it will look much better in a browser that supports web standards. This link will provide you with a complete list: http://www.webstandards.org/upgrade Skip past navigation links. History All About Urban Renewal ... RFPs/RFQs Introduction Note the important word: JOBS Business retention, expansion and recruitment; Business financial and technical assistance; Business policy and advocacy. An overview of PDC programs and activities in these areas is provided in this brochure ; and A business resource web 'portal' that provides quick and easy access to online resources that can help your business prosper. Visit PDC's one-stop business resource at www.BusinessInPortland.org (BIP)! Business Retention, Expansion and Recruitment In providing business services, the department often partners with private business, including the real estate and financial community as well as local developers and business leaders. In addition, staff works in concert with the state of Oregon, Port of Portland, Association for Portland Progress, and other area partners. Here is an overview of the Economic Development department's programs and services geared to business retention, expansion and recruitment.

73. Projects : Lloyd District : Portland Development Commission Make transportation and related improvements key to development ofthe area. Overview The Lloyd District is a key component of the http://www.pdc.us/projects/lloyd.html

@import "../css/nucss2.css"; This site will look much better in a browser that supports web standards, but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device. Skip past navigation links. History All About Urban Renewal Leadership ... RFPs/RFQs Objective: Build employment, tourism industry, and housing opportunities Capitalize on major public and private investments Make transportation and related improvements key to development of the area Overview: The Lloyd District is a key component of the central city through its development of finance, retail, sports, entertainment, convention hospitality, professional and governmental services. PDC's objective it to encourage the emergence of the area as a hub of the state's tourism / convention / entertainment industry with a livable, 24-hour component of the downtown core. PDC has worked with area residents, associations, and businesses to update the 1989 Area Development Strategy and prepare a new strategy for the next 10 years. Projects identified in the 2001 Area Development Strategy include: Broadway/ Weidler corridor streetscape, and

74. AmCham Egypt-Events-Transportation-Transport Projects And Investment Opportuniti Dr. Ibrahim El Dimeery, minister of transportation, spoke on September 26 at theCairo Conrad Hotel about current projects to develop Egypt’s transportation http://www.amcham.org.eg/operation/Events/Events01/Dimeery.asp

Activities Search Activities Events Committees DoorKnocks Membership Categories Members Database Benefits Member News ... U.S. Exhibitions Business Services Tenders Alert Service Business Matchmaking Recruitment Center VideoConferencing ... TV Business Show Web Services Web Advertising Web Development Discussion Group Website Survey Publications Business Studies Business Monthly Egypt Watch Bulletin Egypt-U.S. Relations ... Annual Report General History Objectives Contact Info Constitution Events 2003 Events 2002 Events 1999 Events 2001 Events ... AmCham Events history Transport Projects and Investment Opportunities for the Private Sector Dr. Ibrahim El Dimeery, minister of transportation, spoke on September 26 at the Cairo Conrad Hotel about current projects to develop Egypt’s transportation network and how the private sector can take part in them. "Transportation systems can play a vital role in the economic development of any country, and certainly Egypt is no exception," El Dimeery said. "The question is how to support economic development in view of shrinking budgets for services." In the short term, El Dimeery said, the ministry’s most pressing task is to preserve the country’s existing transportation assets while improving safety and efficiency. Medium-term goals are to increase capacity and enhance performance, while the long-term strategy is to add "new capabilities and capacities to address future demands and competitive requirements."

75. Khatib & Alami transportation. Traffic Engineering Services Intersection Improvement Programme. transportationPlanning Services DTP Coordination Services, Bekaa, Lebanon. http://www.khatibalami.com/project9.html

Transportation Traffic Engineering Services : Intersection Improvement Programme CLIENT: Ministry Of Municipal Affairs and Agriculture, Roads Department, Qatar PROJECT OVERVIEW: Project Construction Cost 15 Million USD Commencement Date -2001 Completion Date -2002 Location -Doha - Qatar ENGINEERING SERVICES Traffic Engineering Studies Conceptual Design PROJECT DESCRIPTION The project includes a detailed traffic study and conceptual design for short and long term improvements of 20 junctions (five roundabouts and 15 signalized and un-signalized intersections) in Doha City. - Study and development of short and medium term solutions for mitigating traffic problems at 20 intersections in Greater Doha. - Preparation of comprehensive traffic study. - Suggesting recommendations related to improving the safety and the LOS. - Preparing conceptual plans for the suggested improvement. - Consulting Services included: o Traffic Surveys, Study and Analysis, o Evaluation of Alternative Junction Improvements. o Geometric Design and Signal Design.

76. Khatib & Alami history. Consolidated Engineering Company was established in Beiruton March 11, 1963. Originally, a consulting firm founded in 1959 http://www.khatibalami.com/history.html

HISTORY Consolidated Engineering Company was established in Beirut on March 11, 1963. Originally, a consulting firm founded in 1959 as a general partnership by Mounir El Khatib and Partners. The firm was established when Dr. Zuheir Alami joined Mounir El Khatib as his sole partner. In 2000, the company was transformed into a corporation with its eight directors joining Professor Mounir El Khatib and Dr. Zuhair Alami their as partners. In 1979 the firm established its own Information Technology department and since then has been training engineers, technical and management staff in the utilization of the state of the art interactive programs for all its engineering and management applications. All its branch offices and departments are networked assuring implementation of latest Information Technology applications. HOME History Partner's Statement Management ... GIS SD Applications

77. Www.netcong.org - Transportation transportation New Jersey Transit. New Jersey Transit, through its historic,restored Netcong rail station offers direct service to Hoboken, NJ. http://www.netcong.org/10816.html

Borough of Netcong, Morris County, NJ All Roads Lead To Netcong Home A Brief History Timely Information Elected Officials ... Historical Pictures Transportation New Jersey Transit New Jersey Transit, through its historic, restored Netcong rail station offers direct service to Hoboken, NJ.  You may transfer at Dover for direct service to midtown Manhattan, or at Hoboken for a 5 minute trip to lower Manhattan.  For route or fare information call: In New Jersey 1-800-772-2222 Out of State:  1-973-762-5100 Hearing impaired:  1-800-772-2287 Or click link below to Transit's web site. www.njtransit.com Lakeland Bus Lines Lakeland offers daily bus service to Manhattan from the Netcong train station. Ample free parking is available at the station. For fare and scheduling information contact Lakeland at: 46 East Blackwell Street  Dover N.J. 07801 phone: 973 366 - 0600 Classic Taxi Call (973) 691-9280 Available 24 hours. Area Taxi

78. Www.netcong.org - Economic Dev Borough of Netcong, Morris County, NJ. All Roads Lead To Netcong. http://www.netcong.org/10811.html

Borough of Netcong, Morris County, NJ All Roads Lead To Netcong Home A Brief History Timely Information Elected Officials ... Historical Pictures Economic Development Netcong, with a location and small town atmosphere second to none, it's an excellent place to shop, dine, work, or do business. The Borough is committed to economic development and has several programs to benefit the business community. The Borough has been designated as a Town Center by the State of New Jersey. Netcong is a partner with New Jersey Transit to develop a transit friendly mixed use project adjacent to the Borough's historic train station. The station has been named by the legislature as the future satellite location of the New Jersey Railroad Museum. Special Improvement District (Netcong Community Partnership) In 2001 a Special Improvement District (SID) was created by ordinance. A non-profit organization, its goal is to assist the business community in Netcong and to revitalize the Borough's business center. The SID's plans include various visual improvements, a facade and sign improvement incentive grant, special events, a parking study and a marketing program. For additional information please email the Special Improvement District at sid@netcong.org

79. GEDA History trade; GEDA supports creations of the Georgia Regional TransportationAuthority and the Governor's Education Study Commission. 2000's http://www.geda.org/about/history.html

What's New Site Map In the Press GEDA Calendar ... Search Our Web Site About GEDA Mission What's Econ. Dev.? Vision History ... Spring Workshop Public Policy GEDA Policy Agenda Civil Justice Supplement 2003 Legislative Update 2002 Legislative Report Organization Organization Bd of Directors Committees Regional Map ... GEDA Fees Members Only Passw'd Protected Member Directory Bullet-On Board Incentives Manual Selected Highlights Organization Growth: 1959: Small group of Georgia industrial developers (10-15) begins lunch meetings 1960-62: Group communications supported by Industrial Manager at Georgia Chamber of Commerce 1963: Group adopted organizational documents and the name "Georgia Industrial Developers Association"; membership included 19 state and regional organizations 1974: Membership had grown from less than 20 to 275 individual members 1975: GIDA incorporated with 283 members 1977: Membership reaches 340 individuals 1980: GIDA sponsors first spring workshop at Tifton as membership reaches 504 1986: Association experiences a 20% growth in revenues 1993: Name changed to "Georgia Economic Developers Association" to reflect comprehensive character of economic development

80. Moultrie, Georgia Official Chamber Of Commerce Web Site Charm, Tradition and history . Our history Moultrie is a peaceful cityof beautiful landscapes, huge sprawling oak trees and stately homes. http://www.moultriechamber.com/History.htm

"Charm, Tradition and History" Home Community Calendar Newcomer Info. ... Contact Us Join Now... Our History M oultrie is a peaceful city of beautiful landscapes, huge sprawling oak trees and stately homes. Attractive vistas begin at the heart of Moultrie in the downtown square, where our turn-of-the-century Court House stands, framed by huge magnolia trees. In outlying areas of the county, you'll find vast farmlands and rolling acreage to wander and enjoy. You'll be transported through time, back to 1539 when the Spanish explorer DeSoto first ventured down the Ochlocknee River through the lush pine forest of southwest Georgia. T his very region became Colquitt County, the 115th county in the state, by an act of the Georgia Legislature on February 25, 1856. The County was named in honor of Walter T. Colquitt, a minister, statesman and lawyer who was admired as a military leader in the mid-1860's. Colquitt served in the Georgia Senate and in both Houses of the US Congress. I n 1879, a county seat was formed at the center of the County, and named for General William Moultrie, a Revolutionary War hero, and later, governor of his home state of South Carolina.

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