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	The School of Panamerican Unrest - Updates
		The Villa Ukika, with population of 51, is an indigenous village located South East of Puerto Williams, a Chilean village that is in turn South of Ushuaia.
		The notion of the end of the world, and the belief in its potential as providing a clarifying perspective of life, is a fertile idea in art, in the realm of the symbolic and the poetic.
		Ushuaia is the city that occupies the honor of bearing such a symbolism, as the southern-most city in the world (with the exception of Puerto Williams, a town on the Chilean side, just a bit further south, although it is debated on whether it really counts as a city).
	www.panamericanismo.org (2731 words)

	Puerto Williams - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Puerto Williams is a small Chilean port, located on Isla Navarino facing the Beagle Channel.
		Puerto Williams is the capital of Antártica Chilena Province, one of four provinces of the Magellanes Region.
		Tourism to Puerto Williams and Isla Navarino is being encouraged, and there are several multi-day walks in the mountains to the South of Puerto Williams.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Puerto_Williams (360 words)

	PUERTO RICO HERALD: Bernie Williams Back Home And Keeping The Faith (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Williams left for Puerto Rico when he determined the severity of the situation.
		His father was aware that Williams was in the room with his brother and an evergrowing contingent of relatives who had flown in from New York and Chicago.
		Williams endured split emotions as he watched his father and his team struggle without being able to help either of them.
	www.puertorico-herald.org /issues/2001/vol5n18/BernWilliams-en.shtml (802 words)

	Encyclopedia: Tierra del Fuego (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Half of this island, and the islands west and south of it, are part of the Magallanes Region of Chile, the capital and chief town of which is Punta Arenas, situated on the mainland across the strait.
		The biggest Chilean towns are Porvenir, on the main island, and Puerto Williams, on Navarino Island.
		Puerto Toro lies a few kilometers south of Puerto Williams and is the southernmost town in the world.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Tierra-del-Fuego (1327 words)

	Welcome to AVCA - the American Volleyball Coaches Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Puerto Rico was forced into two hitting errors and the USA took a lead of 8-5 into the first technical break.
		Puerto Rico coach Carlos Nunez called a second timeout after two communication errors yielded a 14-7 USA lead, which was extended to 16-8 at the second technical timeout.
		Puerto Rico was unable to mount a comeback and Klineman ripped two of her 13 kills and Williams sealed the victory with a stuff block on Rosa.
	www.avca.org /newsletter/girlsnorceca7-21-04.asp (3178 words)

	Puerto Natales - Patagonia Chile - Nature and Adventure - Magallanes
		Puerto Natales, city capital of Ultima Esperanza province, is 247 km.
		Puerto Natales was founded in 1911 and has 19,031 inhabitants (2002 census).
		Was colonized by Chileans from the magic island of Chiloe, who contributed with their manpower to the development of stockbreeding, activity initiated mainly by German and English colonists who, with their particular persistence, transformed the Patagonia into one of the main cattle producers and exporters of the world, until the end of the seventies.
	www.patagonia-chile.com /ubicacion/puertonatales-in.php (234 words)

	Puerto Rico Lawyers, Law Firm, Abogados en Puerto Rico, Attorney PR
		Our law firm acts as Puerto Rico counsel to many local, national and international business and commercial clients, as well to individuals, and is known for providing high quality legal services in a broad range of areas.
		The federal and Puerto Rico lawyers at Indiano and Williams are committed to providing each client, whether an individual plaintiff or a multinational corporation, the individualized support that only a relatively small law firm can offer.
		Our Puerto Rico attorneys have been schooled stateside and in Puerto Rico and this team can provide every client personal attention and work with each client to help develop a specialized litigation strategy in every case.
	www.indianowilliams.com (337 words)

	Encyclopedia: Puerto Williams
		Puerto Williams is famous for a museum about the Yamana and Selknam, natives who formerly inhabited Tierra del Fuego The Yaghan or Yamana were an indigenous people of Tierra del Fuego.
		Puerto Williams has a Hostel, an airport, communication systems, a museum and a yacht Club.
		Initially Puerto Williams was called Puerto Luisa, but in 1956 it was renamed after Juan Williams, who took possession of the Strait of Magellan and its surrounding territories in the name of Chile in 1856.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Puerto-Williams (818 words)

	ESPN.com: MLB - Williams steps right back into Yankees' lineup
		Williams' brother called him on April 9, when the team was in Kansas City to tell him that he should come home to be with his father.
		Williams was taken out of intensive care on Thursday and is expected to go home within two to three days.
		Williams' thoughts still are with his father, but he doesn't feel he will have a hard time concentrating on his job – at least during the games.
	espn.go.com /mlb/news/2001/0419/1175974.html (606 words)

	BBC News \| AMERICAS \| Living under an invisible threat
		The governor of Puerto Williams, Eduardo Barros, is trying to raise awareness of the problems of life under the ozone hole.
		Beyond this, the governor is looking to the possibility of long-term damage to the health of people in Puerto Williams as a result of the ozone hole - such as a possible rise in skin cancer rates.
		But they say this does not mean that the people of Puerto Williams are out of danger, and warn that it could be several decades before the potentially harmful effects of life under the ozone hole become apparent.
	news.bbc.co.uk /hi/english/world/americas/newsid_986000/986306.stm (564 words)

	07/19/02 - View From Lodi, CA: Remembering Ted Williams
		Puerto Rico was encouraging U.S. businesses to open on the island and the old Sears, Roebuck had just broken ground for its first store outside the continental U.S. In the mid-1950s, Williams was a glad-hander for Sears.
		Williams’ visit would be highlighted by a deep-sea fishing trip with Sears friends and clients.
		I told Williams that Mom was recuperating from a hospital stay and suggested that her spirits would be lifted if he dropped her a note.
	www.vdare.com /guzzardi/williams.htm (730 words)

	Aerovías Dap - Canal Beagle Puerto Williams Cabo de Hornos Ushuaia
		Puerto Williams, the southernmost city of the world, is located in the Beagle Channel area, which separates the islands of Tierra del Fuego and Navarino.
		By choosing this alternative, after an hour's flight to the south, you will land on the airport of Puerto Williams, the southernmost city of the American Continent, located at the Island of Navarino.
		With a population of 2.400 it is considered the southernmost port of the world, naval base and main commercial center in the area.
	www.aeroviasdap.cl /dappwilliams-en.html (708 words)

	JS Online: Rugged Chile
		Puerto Williams itself, a rugged town of gravel and mud streets and worn-looking homes made of corrugated aluminum, sits on the south side of the Beagle Channel, named for the ship that Charles Darwin took from England to fame, via the Galapagos Islands.
		Puerto Williams had been without running water all day, though the rumor was that service would be restored by morning.
		Within the hour, the Chacabuco was leaving Puerto Williams behind and sailing into the Beagle Channel with 64 sailors, one dog - the ship's longtime mascot - and one foreign woman who had yet to be asked to show any identification.
	www.jsonline.com /dd/destnat/aug03/165842.asp?format=print (2724 words)

	Race Space and the Puerto Rican Citizenship
		The Puerto Rican citizenship was again reaffirmed on November 18, 1997, by the Puerto Rican Supreme Court through its ruling in Miriam J. Ramirez de Ferrer v.
		In other words, while it is evident that there is a relationship between the Puerto Rican citizenship and the racial ideologies of the progressive era, this relationship is mediated by a spatial configuration.
		In the context of Puerto Rico, this argument would suggest that the Puerto Rican space is located on the horizon or the juridical line separating the foreign from the domestic.
	academic.udayton.edu /race/02rights/PRico02.htm (648 words)

	Port Williams Chile South America - Cruise Reivews.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Port Williams is located on Isla Navarino along the southern shore of the Beagle Channel.
		Puerto Williams, originally known as Puerto Luisa was founded as a radio station in 1953 and then later developed into a naval base.
		Port Williams is the most populated town in the south of Chile.
	www.cruise-reviews.com /port_info/port_detail.asp?fPortID=375 (358 words)

	USA Boxing - 2003 USA vs. Puerto Rico Dual Results
		Jefferson endured a tough bout, as Juan Lopez of Puerto Rico overwhelmed Jefferson in the second round, catching Jefferson on a few different occasions and the bout was stopped at the end of the second round of their bout.
		Heavyweight (201 lbs/91 kg) Aaron Williams of Cleveland, Ohio, was competing his first international competition as a senior boxer but he showed few signs of inexperience in his bout with Gerardo Bisbal of Puerto Rico.
		Williams followed his teammates' lead, utilizing his boxing skill to continue the USA winning streak and win an 18-10 victory.
	www.usaboxing.org /238.htm (1130 words)

	Cabo de Hornos - Patagonia Chile - Naturaleza y Aventura - Magallanes
		Puerto Williams, the southern city in the world, was named as homage to Juan Williams, the founder of Fort Bulnes.
		Puerto Williams is the main populated center of Navarino island, located in the extreme of the American continent, across the south coast of Tierra del Fuego and to the north of Cape Horn.
		By sea you gain access to Puerto Williams through the Beagle Channel and by air by the Guardiamarina Zanartu airport, which has a tarmac runaway.
	www.patagonia-chile.com /ubicacion/puertowilliams-in.php (169 words)

	Puerto Williams (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Puerto Williams is the southernmost city of the world and the jumping off point for Antarctica.
		Around Puerto Williams the Andean range is dismembered into an archipelago as long as the distance separating Rome and Copenhagen.
		This archipelago is even in width: thousands of islands covered with flourishing vegetation, snow capped mountains and Andean volcanoes, but behind the interior valleys covered in jungle and strong current rivers, the vast plains of the pampa.
	www.pacificislandtravel.com /south_america/chile/about_destin/peurtowilliams.html (199 words)

	Ushuaia in Tierra del Fuego, 25 miles from Puerto Williams at the "ends of the earth". Adventure Cruises by sail to be ...
		At his personal initiative and expense, the natives were placed under the care of Rev. William Wilson (a member of the Church Missionary Society) taught the English language, dressed according to the British custom and trained in "civilised" behaviour.
		The Rev. John Williams (who had worked briefly at Tekenika in 1895) and his family returned to Tekenika in 1902 after a six-year term as chaplain of the new Anglican church in Punta Arenas.
		Williams and his wife were dedicated workers, extending the buildings, and caring for the remaining natives' bodies and souls.
	www.victory-cruises.com /ushuaia.html (12033 words)

	Polaris Images: a selection of images by Diego Goldberg
		Puerto Eden is a tiny fishing village on Wellington Island where only six inhabitants still speak Kawesqar, the language native to these parts since the last ice age.
		Puerto Williams is located farther south than Puerto Eden which is a tiny fishing village on Wellington Island where only six inhabitants still speak Kawesqar, the language native to these parts since the last ice age.
		She studies in Puerto Natales and is visiting her mother Maria Isabel and stays with her.
	www.polarisimages.com /Portfolios/Photographers/Diego_Goldberg (3098 words)

	University of Georgia: News & Information
		PUERTO WILLIAMS, Chile — During the past academic year, the University of Georgia’s Institute of Ecology in collaboration with the Omora Foundation, a Chilean nonprofit research and education organization, began a new study abroad program to train undergraduates in the multidisciplinary nature of biological and cultural conservation.
		The Omora Foundation is based in Puerto Williams, Chile, the world’s southernmost town.
		Puerto Williams is located on Navarino Island, wedged between Tierra del Fuego and Cape Horn at 55o south latitude, or the equivalent of Juneau, Alaska, in the Northern Hemisphere.
	www.uga.edu /news-bin/artman/exec/view.cgi?archive=7&num=1379 (687 words)

	Puerto Williams - Destination Guide - Hotel Near (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Despite Ushuaia's pretentions to the title, Isla Navarino's PUERTO WILLIAMS really is the southernmost town in the world - a tiny place lying on the Beagle Channel, and set against a dramatic backdrop of the Dientes de Navarino mountains.
		It owes its existence to the Chilean Navy, for which it acts as a base, but though the first things you notice on your approach are likely to be the navy's sinister fl gunboats, the town is an extremely relaxed, welcoming place.
		For accommodation in Puerto Williams, try the excellent Refugio Coirón, Maragaño 168 (tel and fax 061/621150), which has shared rooms with bunks ($13 per person), a kitchen, and space for camping.
	www.hotelnear.com /4758/4801/Argentina-Puerto_Williams.html (549 words)

	Puerto Williams, Chile : Introduction \| Frommers.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Puerto Williams is the southernmost town in the world, though it functions primarily as a naval base with a population of less than 2,500 residents.
		The town occupies the northern shore of Isla Navarino in the Beagle Channel, an altogether enchanting location framed by towering granite needles called the "Teeth of Navarino." As a destination, it is surpassed by its Argentine neighbor Ushuaia and its burgeoning tourism infrastructure.
		The Yamana culture, who so perplexed the first Europeans in their ability to withstand the harsh environment with little clothing, is long gone, but visitors may still view the last vestiges of their settlements and a well-designed anthropological museum in town.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/puertowilliamschile/2357010001.html (322 words)

	Williams returns to Yankees - NYYFans.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		At various points during Williams' 1 1/2 -week beside vigil, he admitted he thought his father would die.
		Williams was taken out of intensive care on Thursday and is expected to go home within 2-to-3 days.
		Williams' thoughts still are with his father, but he doesn't feel he will have a hard time concentrating on his job -- at least during the games.
	www.nyyfans.com /articleprint?sid=129 (595 words)

	List of Puerto Ricans - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This is a List of famous and notable Puerto Ricans (including people of Puerto Rican descent) in alphabetical order by last names, where applicable.
		This would include persons who are known to a large number of people and is not based on the extent of their popularity.
		William Carlos Williams (Puerto Rican on his mother's side), Modernist poet.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_Puerto_Ricans (3301 words)

	NPR : Bernie Williams: 'The Journey Within'
		All Things Considered, November 10, 2003 · Fans of New York Yankees center fielder Bernie Williams know him as an elegant runner and a smart hitter.
		Williams has been playing guitar since he was 8.
		He attended a music high school in Puerto Rico, where he studied classical guitar -- and played baseball on the side.
	www.npr.org /templates/story/story.php?storyId=1499840 (238 words)

	Puerto Williams, Chile
		On the north shore of Isla Navarino, across the Beagle Channel from Argentine Tierra del Fuego, Puerto Williams is the so-called Capital of Antarctica” and gateway to the rugged Los Dientes backcountry circuit, a difficult five-day hike through rugged soggy terrain.
		Nearly all of Puerto Williams’s services are concentrated around the Centro Comercial, a cluster of storefronts just uphill from the Muelle Guardián Brito, the main passenger pier.
		Regular boat connections between Puerto Williams and Ushuaia, on Argentine Tierra del Fuego, continue to be problematical, but hitching a lift across the channel with a yacht is feasible—for a price.
	www.moon.com /planner/argentina/mustsee/puerto_williams.html (538 words)

	Puerto Williams - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Puerto Williams - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		The province is huge, however most is uninhabited and sovereignity is disputed (Chile's claims in Antarctica overlap with similar claims from the United Kingdom and Argentina).
		This encyclopedia, history, geography and biography article about Puerto Williams contains research on
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Puerto_Williams (237 words)

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