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	Spiders of NW-Europe
		In Europe there is one spider, called "Black widow", whose effects of the bite may hurt.
		She lives in the southern parts of Europe.
		Recent, controlled, studies show that the necrotic or neurotoxic effects of spider bites are often mild and of no medical importance.
	www.xs4all.nl /~ednieuw/Spiders/spidhome.htm (1230 words)

	Northwest Airlines nwa.com - Products & Services - Cargo - Priority Pet
		Call Northwest at least 24 hours prior to your flight to confirm your pet is traveling with you.
		Check-in at Northwest ticket counter at least two (2) hours prior to flight with your pet (curbside check-in is not available for pets).
		Call Northwest toll-free at 1-800-225-2525 to confirm the acceptance of animals on your flights (for TDD for the hearing impaired, call 1-800-328-2298).
	www.nwa.com /services/shipping/cargo/products/ppet2.shtml (2480 words)

	Western Europe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Western Europe was largely defined by the Cold War, with the "Iron Curtain" separating it from the Warsaw Pact countries.
		During the final stages of WWII the future of the whole of Europe had been decided between the Allies in the Yalta Conference, between the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Winston Churchill, the President of the USA Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and the Premier of the Soviet Union Joseph Stalin.
		Eastern Europe was basically composed of all the countries occupied by Soviet armies in the wake of liberation from German occupation or Fascist regimes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Western_Europe (1715 words)

	History of EUROPE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Beneath the savage glitter of feudal Europe lies the steady growth of a continent capable once again of mighty achievements - evident, for example, in the spectacular Christian architecture of the period.
		From the late 10th century the western part of Burgundy, lying to the west of the Saône river, is held as a dukedom by a junior line of the French royal family - first the Capetians and then, from 1363, the Valois.
		As Europe's greatest marital prize she falls to a family, the Habsburgs, whose specialization is advantageous marriages.
	www.historyworld.net /wrldhis/PlainTextHistories.asp?groupid=1119&HistoryID=ab06 (1887 words)

	Europe Overview
		Eastern Europe consists of the Czech Republic, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and the Slovak Republic.
		Europe was the first core in the world economic system and continues to play a leading role in today's core of wealthy countries.
		Europe is home to unity and dissent, prosperity and poverty, harsh climates and idyllic resorts.
	maps.unomaha.edu /Peterson/funda/Notes/Notes_Exam2/EOverview.html (2352 words)

	NW Europe 04:2002 EXPLORER
		Northwest Europe has been an important oil and gas producing province for decades, but exploitation is now the order of the day.
		Some clear strategic trends have developed in Northwest Europe as a result of the fluctuations in the petroleum industry over the last six years.
		Although these large companies are maintaining a strategic presence on the Atlantic Margin, they have retrenched in Northwest Europe, with an emphasis on maximizing the value of legacy assets and infrastructure through development of profitable satellite fields and focused near-field exploration.
	www.aapg.org /explorer/2002/04apr/nw_europe.cfm (1558 words)

	Ancient Northwest Europe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		It is now clear that all the major languages of early Western Europe are descended from a single language called Proto-Indo-European, spoken in its earliest form by nomadic peoples who probably lived just north and west of the Indian subcontinent and probably looked more or less like present-day speakers of Hindi.
		The precipitating event for the Germanic migrations seems to have been widespread, catastrophic flooding of old farmlands at a time when population was rapidly increasing.
		Germany is perhaps the least "Germanic" of the Medieval Germanic kingdoms, since it was relatively close to Rome and was transformed quite early by Roman cultural influence, which moved northward as the Germanic peoples moved southward.
	www.brown.edu /Departments/Medieval_Studies/russom/nweindex.html (1494 words)

	Northwest adds flights to Duesseldorf and Brussels - iht,business,US Northwest Europe Flights - Business - ...
		ROMULUS, Michigan Northwest Airlines Corp. announced an expansion of its European service in what analysts said is a sign the company has all but wrapped up its bankruptcy restructuring and is again focusing on improving the business.
		Northwest Chief Executive Doug Steenland on Wednesday called it "the largest expansion of international service in Northwest's history." The airline's other European destinations include London, Paris, and Frankfurt, Germany.
		Northwest plans to begin service to Brussels on May 7 and to Duesseldorf on June 5.
	www.iht.com /articles/ap/2006/10/12/business/NA_FIN_US_Northwest_Europe_Flights.php (443 words)

	Northwest adds flights to Dusseldorf and Brussels - iht,business,US Northwest Europe Flights - Business - International ...
		ROMULUS, Michigan Northwest Airlines Corp. announced an expansion of its European service Wednesday in what analysts said is a sign the company has all but wrapped up its bankruptcy restructuring and is again focusing on improving the business.
		Northwest is also adding flights to its existing service to Amsterdam, Netherlands; London; Paris; and Frankfurt, Germany.
		Northwest plans to begin service to Brussels on May 7 and to Dusseldorf on June 5.
	iht.com /articles/ap/2006/10/11/business/NA_FIN_US_Northwest_Europe_Flights.php (477 words)

	Western Europe information - Search.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Western Europe was largely defined by the Cold War, with the "Iron Curtain" separating it from Eastern Europe (Warsaw Pact countries).
		During the final stages of WWII the future of the whole of Europe had been decided between the Allies in the Yalta Conference, between the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Winston Churchill, the President of the USA Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and the Premier of the Soviet Union Joseph Stalin.
		Eastern Europe was basically composed by all the countries occupied by Soviet armies in the wake of liberation from German occupation or Fascist regimes.
	c10-ss-1-lb.cnet.com /reference/Western_Europe (2092 words)

	Europe
		Europe, as geographers have long noted, is not really a continent.
		Therefore, the definition of Europe used here includes the entire ranges of the Urals and the Caucasus, since using them in their traditional role as dividing lines makes little sense in the context of range classification.
		Even after the Alps and Cacausus, Europe still holds many other impressive ranges, from the unexplored icecaps of Svalbard to the rocky cliffs of Greece, and from the forested ridges of the Urals to the glaciers of the Pyrenees.
	www.peakbagger.com /range.aspx?rid=3 (530 words)

	Europe maps from Omnimap.com, world leader in map supply. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		There is a useful section on driving in Europe which details the most important 'rules of the road' in each country (i.e.
		This road atlas covers central Europe country by country at 1:500,000, with a legend and map-page overview as an introduction in each country.
		Information is shown on transport routes of importance and major cities are shown with their sphere of influence and they are coded as to their importance in the region.
	www.omnimap.com /catalog/int/europe.htm (1762 words)

	Neolithic Europe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Neolithic Europe is the time between the Mesolithic and Bronze Age periods in Europe, roughly from 7000 BC (the approximate time of the first farming societies in Greece) to ca.
		The hypothesis that Indo-European speakers reached Europe from the Pontic steppes in the Bronze Age is older than Gimbutas' work, and was perhaps first clearly stated by V.
		The Neanderthals, the earliest Homo sapiens to occupy Europe, are thought to have already been there for about 150,000 years, but seem to have died out by about 30,000 years ago, presumably out-competed by the modern humans during a period of cold weather.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Neolithic_Europe (1565 words)

	Delta, Northwest Eye Europe, Solvency
		Grinstein noted that Delta and Northwest have diverged in their international strategies in this latest round of route expansions, with Delta opting for more direct service to what it considers underserved markets, while Northwest is bulking up service to international hubs and partners at gateway destinations.
		With Northwest, you see that for the most part those flights are going from places they already serve, like Detroit, to the KLM hub in Amsterdam.
		Meanwhile, Northwest's Steenland said the international expansion efforts, as well as previously announced plans to purchase aircraft (BTN, Oct. 9), are positive indicators for the bankrupt carrier.
	www.btnmag.com /businesstravelnews/headlines/frontpage_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003286096 (1141 words)

	Northwest Follows Europe, New England Fish Failures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		But in the past 150 years they have disappeared from one-third of their range in California and the Pacific Northwest and continue to be sold down the river, David R. Montgomery writes in King of Fish: The Thousand Year Run of Salmon.
		The Pacific Northwest was even quicker to cash in its bounty of salmon in a waterborne gold rush," Montgomery writes.
		Yet, the net result is that salmon runs to Northwest rivers are just 6 percent to 7 percent of historic levels.
	www.flmnh.ufl.edu /fish/InNews/failures2004.htm (425 words)

	Rise of Northern Europe
		The foundation for the rise of Northwest Europe as the leading military, commercial and industrial center of the world was laid during the Middle Ages, when the principal trading routes shifted from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic.
		Europe also possessed a social structure and culture that was responsive to economic development and growth.
		There was greater class mobility in Europe where the gentry engaged in business, and financiers and merchants could often times buy their way into the nobility.
	www.emayzine.com /lectures/stav25~1.htm (1473 words)

	Northwest follows Europe, New England fish failures
		But in the past 150 years they have disappeared from a third of their range in California and the Pacific Northwest and continue to be sold down the river, David R. Montgomery writes in King of Fish: The Thousand Year Run of Salmon.
		Montgomery reminds us that those who ignored the lessons of Atlantic salmon in Europe and New England were doomed to repeat the mistakes in the Pacific Northwest.
		The Pacific Northwest was even quicker to cash in its bounty of salmon in a waterborne gold rush," Montgomery writes.
	www.enquirer.com /editions/2004/02/03/tem_tem2north.html (454 words)

	Northwest Europe
		The Northwest Europe category is a very random grouping of mountains.
		The eastern border of this area is arbitrary, since the lowlands of Eastern Europe are very similar to the lowlands of Northwest Europe.
		Puy de Sancy: The Puy de Sancy from the northwest.
	www.peakbagger.com /range.aspx?rid=31 (338 words)

	Rick Steves Europe: Northwest England
		The smoke-belching bustle is long gone, but this sleepy river valley was the hot bed of innovation in the 19th century.
		With snow balling inventions in technology, Europe boomed, building more in the 19th century than in all previous centuries combined.
		In the rest of Europe this kind of architecture would be called Romanesque.
	www.ricksteves.com /tvr/northwestengland108c_scr.htm (2587 words)

	Winter atmospheric circulation and river discharge in northwest Europe
		We made a quantitative assessment of the impact of variation in atmospheric circulation, defined by the frequency of western circulation in the Großwetterlagen classification system and the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) index, on variation in basin-average precipitation and winter discharges (December–February) of eleven large river basins that drain northwest Europe.
		We therefore conclude that the frequency of western atmospheric circulation over Europe is a better indicator of climate variability and climate change impacts on river discharges in northwest Europe.
		Citation: Bouwer, L. Vermaat, and J. Aerts (2006), Winter atmospheric circulation and river discharge in northwest Europe, Geophys.
	www.agu.org /pubs/crossref/2006/2005GL025548.shtml (305 words)

	Seismic Hazard Assessment for Central, North and Northwest Europe: GSHAP Region 3
		The GSHAP activities in Europe coincide with those devoted to the preparation of seismic zoning for the National Application Documents (NAD) of the Eurocode 8.
		The window parameters, derived from earthquake sequences in central Europe (Grünthal, 1985), are dependent on the main shock magnitudes and are similar to those derived for California by Gardener and Knopoff (1974).
		The continuation of the seismic hazard map south of GSHAP Region 3 is presented in a report for Europe, Africa and the Middle East (Grünthal, 1999).
	www.seismo.ethz.ch /gshap/ceurope/report.html (4963 words)

	Could Europe Face A Frozen Future
		Several teams have found signs that the current, which brings warm water to northwest Europe from the Gulf Stream, is being disrupted by a growing amount of freshwater entering the Arctic Ocean.
		The North Atlantic Drift is part of a global conveyor belt that brings warm surface water from the Gulf of Mexico to northwest Europe and sends cold deep water back.
		NASA scientists are joining researchers from Europe, Russia, Canada and Japan to mount the largest field-measurement campaign ever to assess ozone amounts and changes in the Arctic upper atmosphere this winter.
	www.spacedaily.com /news/arctic-99c.html (630 words)

	Amazon.ca: Second World War: Northwest Europe, 1944-1945: Books: D. M. Horner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		This book examines the seminal Northwest Europe campaign of World War II.
		This hard-fought campaign, conducted by the Allies against the Germans during 1944-45, represented the decisive theater of the entire Second World War for the Allied forces.
		From the desperate and risk-laden D-Day landings on 6 June 1944 to the rapid charge through western and central Germany in the last weeks of the war, American, British, Canadian, and French military forces took on and defeated the German military--a victory that ensured the scourge of Nazism was expunged from the face of Europe.
	www.amazon.ca /Second-World-War-Northwest-1944-1945/dp/041596850X (229 words)

	BRANCH - Biodiversity Requires Adaptations in Northwest Europe under a CHanging climate
		The over-arching objective of BRANCH is to plug the information gap on climate change and develop policies and strategies to deal with it.
		Specific objectives include reviewing the effectiveness of existing EU nature conservation and spatial development policies in safeguarding and enhancing Europe’s biodiversity in the context of climate change, and designing and testing new planning tools for the development of sustainable habitats.
		To review the effectiveness of current EU nature conservation and spatial development policies in safeguarding and enhancing Europe's biodiversity in the context of climate change.
	www.nweurope.org /page/projet.php?p=&id=587 (446 words)

	Killer storm sweeps northwest Europe
		Brussels, Jan 19 (Xinhua) Strong windstorms accompanied by heavy downpours raged across northwest Europe on Thursday, causing fatalities and disrupting transport in some large cities.
		Registered the fiercest to batter Europe in recent years with a speed close to 170 km per hour (kph), the storm caused a large number of road accidents and disrupted flight, rail and ferry services and power supply.
		DPA adds: The storm arrived in Hungary in the early hours of Friday morning without the expected venom, knocking down chimneys and in one case blowing a roof off a cinema.
	story.europesun.com /index.php/ct/9/cid/ab2402315313d795/id/225029/cs/1 (368 words)

	northwest
		NorthWest Classics is a very young (1998) recording company in the Netherlands (northwest Europe, I guess), which, based on the selection of SACDs they sent me for review, has achieved a compelling balance of fresh approaches to traditional classical repertoire and strikingly new music from their own country.
		Clearly NorthWest is strongly committed to the new medium.
		But that quality alone was not enough for me. There was a straightforwardness and purity to the CD layer played through my Audio Note DAC that I preferred, and so I spent most of my time listening to the CD layer of this recording―and all of the others as well.
	www.positive-feedback.com /Issue13/northwest.htm (2460 words)

	Europe Cruisetours & Mediterranean cruise packages aboard luxury ships of Celebrity Cruises.
		Europe is a glorious mix of experiences: soaring cathedrals and quiet bistros, classic works of art and stunning modern architecture, fancy gourmet cuisine and the simple pleasure of a glass of wine.
		Celebrity Cruisetours offer you the best of both worlds: a spectacular Celebrity cruise through Northern Europe or the Mediterranean combined with a completely escorted land tour that allows you to explore your chosen region even further.
		Everything Europe is famous for - the civilized sophistication, the continental flair - is waiting for you, along with the attentive service, exquisite cuisine and grand style for which Celebrity is known.
	www.cruiseweb.com /CELEBRITY-EUROPE-CRUISETOURS.HTM (340 words)

	Amazon.com: Montgomery and "Colossal Cracks": The 21st Army Group in Northwest Europe, 1944-45 (Praeger Series in War ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		A reinterpretation of the British Army's conduct in the crucial 1944-45 Northwest Europe campaign, this work examines systematically the "Colossal Cracks" operational technique employed by Montgomery's Anglo-Canadian 21st Army Group and demonstrates the key significance that morale and casualty concerns exerted on this technique.
		For example, Hart implies that the Montgomery, Crerar, and Dempsey were successful in avoiding massive casualties, but he does not mention that monthly casualties suffered by infantry battalions in Northwest Europe in 1944-45 was exactly the same as the monthly casualties suffered by infantry battalions in the 1914-18 war.
		Ashley Hart's "Colossal Cracks" is a thorough and thoughtful study of the operational approaches taken by the 21st Army Group in NW Europe during 1944-45.
	amazon.com /Montgomery-Colossal-Cracks-Northwest-1944-45/dp/0275961621 (2290 words)

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