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  Tokyo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The general public is allowed to cross this bridge on two days of the year: New Year's and the Emperor's birthday on Dec. 23 to greet the Imperial family appearing on a balcony.
The 1970s brought new high-rise developments such as Sunshine 60, a new and controversial airport at Narita (well outside Tokyo), and a population increase to about 11 million (in the metropolitan area).
The mainland portion of Tokyo lies northwest of Tokyo Bay, and measures about 90 km east to west and 25 km north to south.
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 Articles - Anchorage, Alaska   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
In 1930, the original "Park Strip" landing field was replaced by a new facility, Merrill Field, which had a beacon and a control tower, and in a few short years, it became one of the busiest centers of civilian aircraft activity in the United States.
The new airport also became a refueling stop for flights between the contiguous 48 states and East Asia, until nonstop flights became practical around 1970, with the Boeing 747 airliner.
The city is situated on a triangular peninsula bordered on the east by the rugged, scenic, and eminently hike-worthy Chugach Mountains, on the northwest by the Knik Arm, and on the southwest by the Turnagain Arm, upper branches of the Cook Inlet, which itself is the northernmost reach of the Pacific Ocean.
www.centralairconditioners.net /articles/Anchorage,_Alaska   (2548 words)

  
 Streaming Media Bible - Author Info
He currently is the proprietor of Smacktastic consulting (http://smacktastic.com), a firm specializing in all areas of streaming media, including large-scale live event production, a/v production, authoring, encoding, hardware and software implementation, training, original music composition, and script writing.
Steve is a popular and sought-after public speaker, having presented and given workshops at the National Association of Broadcasters, Internet World, the RealConference, Streaming Media East and West, and South by Southwest.
He also volunteers for the Northwest Environment Watch, a non-profit organization dedicated to a sustainable economy in the Pacific Northwest.
www.streamingmediabible.com /html/author.html   (356 words)

  
 Encyclopedia: Index
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 Top20Anchorage.com - Your Top20Guide to Anchorage, AK.
Anchorage's leading newspapers are the Anchorage Daily News [1], the Alaska Star [2] and the Anchorage Press [3].
ARCS: The Alaska Rural Communications Service, which provides some original programming and also "cherry-picks" retransmissions from among the broadcast stations in Anchorage, though usually not KIMO except in very rare occasions (such as Iditarod coverage), to provide television service to remote areas.
A portion of the Seward Highway, about 10 miles of it (known as the New Seward Highway) is built to freeway standards.
www.top20anchorage.com   (3331 words)

  
 Retirement - New Northwest Retirement Communities   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
... his success in the communities in which he had ... in the Pacific Northwest, served as president ... from 1971 to his retirement in 1987. The Great ... He was top aide to the New Deal Democrat U.S ...
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Military | TheNewsTribune.com | Tacoma, WA ... killed in a roadside bomb blast Thursday in northwest Iraq were from Fort Lewis, officials said ... ... to test new promotion, pay and retirement policies on four small communities of officers ...
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