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	Diving and the Eye
		Normally, the eye is protected from barotrauma because the eye is filled with non compressible fluids, the aqueous and vitreous humors.
		The fluid pressure in the eye of humans and animals decreases as atmospheric pressure is raised in a hyperbaric chamber.
		The risk of infection due to contact of the eye with water is much greater when diving in potentially contaminated ocean, river, or lake water than when showering or bathing in chlorinated city water.
	www.scuba-doc.com /diveye.htm (3403 words)

	eye opener - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Eye (anatomy), light-sensitive organ of vision in animals.
		The eyes of various species vary from simple structures that are capable only of...
		The Chinese are believed to have been the first to use needles made of steel, and the Moors are credited with bringing them to Europe.
	encarta.msn.com /eye+opener.html (141 words)

	Eye Health Vision Centers: total eye care including lasik surgery
		Fall River, Massachusetts, June 12, 2006…Stephen F. Sullivan, MD of Eye Health Vision Centers today announced the opening of the practice’s fifth and newest office in at the Flint Village Plaza located at 933 Pleasant Street in the City of Fall River.
		Eye Health is located directly in between Hollywood Video and Brooks Pharmacy.
		Eye Health’s mission is to continue its preeminent position as the Center Of Eye Care Excellence throughout Southeastern Massachusetts and Greater Aquidneck Island, RI area.
	www.eyehealthvision.com /news/fall_river_opening1.htm (504 words)

	2. Bird's-Eye View
		The river came to be in a world man would never recognize, one of unbelievable heat and stress and colossal movements, one with little or no vegetation to hold the slopes, only water, wind, and gravity forcing furious erosion.
		The piedmont river flows through its wide and ancient floodplain, collecting islands that fish-trapping Indians were to settle and sculpting the metamorphic rock with its red, blue, and yellow mineral streaks.
		With the coming of man and his self-conscious brain, that river which had flowed cleanly and insistently for eons was no longer to be defined solely by its relationship with the soil and rock.
	www.vcu.edu /engweb/Rivertime/chp2.htm (1250 words)

	"Kenai River, Alaska - Great Rivers - Angler's OnLine"
		The Kenai River lies 120 road miles south of Anchorage and is the centerpiece of the Kenai Peninsula.
		The Russian River is a clearwater stream and the Kenai River is glacially silted.
		Rainbow trout are found throughout the Kenai River but the sections commonly associated with trout fishing are the 18 miles of river from Kenai to Skilak Lake and the ensuing four miles downstream from Skilak Lake to the vicinity of the Upper Killey River.
	www.flyanglersonline.com /features/greatrivers/kenai (2690 words)

	The River Runs Through It
		Each "step" is a layered couplet representing a year in the life of Glacial Lake Hitchcock: a stratum of the clay that settled out of the sluggish, freezing water of the winter lake, and a silty, sandy stratum deposited during the summer ice-melt.
		The modern river is itself a souvenir of the prehistoric lake whose course it follows.
		The charms of the enterprise multiply as you listen to the Klekowskis talk about it, lending color and substance to their assertion that this river -- so surprisingly unplumbed given the reams of scholarship, poetics, and rhetoric the valley has inspired over the past 350 years -- could be one fabulous teaching tool.
	www.umass.edu /umassmag/archives/1996/winter_96/river.html (1291 words)

	New Hampshire's Piscataqua River Striped Bass (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		From Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where the river empties into the Gulf of Maine, the Piscataqua seems to be a large river.
		It is primarily a deep tidal inlet, but because it is fed by numerous freshwater tributaries and a considerable estuary, it is a rich 20 miles, and stripers come in large numbers to feed in the Piscataqua's rich waters.
		Because the Piscataqua is a border river, the rules to follow are dictated by where you take the fish out of the river and onto land.
	www.newenglandgameandfish.com /fishing/bass-fishing/ng_aa063303a (1433 words)

	"Rio Grande, Colorado, New Mexico - Great Rivers - Angler's OnLine"
		It is a demanding river, rugged and wild, holding challenging trout that, if you can find them, will chomp your fly, bust the surface with a colossal jump, startle you with the speed with which they swim upstream, then shred your leader on a submerged rock and be gone.
		The second-longest river in the United States, flowing 1,885 miles from headwaters to the sea, is a river of mystery, virtually unknown to the world outside its drainage.
		As the geography of New Mexico and Texas was gradually sorted out, the river became known as the Rio del Norte, the River of the North, and the Rio Bravo, Bold River.
	www.flyanglersonline.com /features/greatrivers/riogrande (1834 words)

	Natural Focus: River Dynamics
		But the most exquisite scenery of the whole landscape is formed by the river and its extended margin of beautiful intervals...It is generally one fourth of a mile wide; and its banks are beautifully alternated with a fringing of shrubs, green lawns and lofty trees.
		When the eye traces this majestic stream, meandering with a singular course through these delightful fields, forcing its way between these mountains, exhibiting itself like a vast canal...when it marks the sprightly towns which rise upon its bank...
		The bank is being actively eaten away by the river and is collapsing into a series of step-like terraces.
	www.wgby.org /edu/natfocus/nfriverdyn.html (1351 words)

	England
		We took a cruise down the River Thames and learned about some of the executions that took place at the tower such as that of Sir Thomas More and Anne Boleyn, the second wife of King Henry VIII.
		England has had a long-term relationship with India and is well known for its Indian restaurants, so we enjoyed a dinner of Lamb Curry.
		One of the newest sites in London is the London Eye, an enormous ferris wheel which was erected to celebrate the new millennium.It is a very slow ride of just one rotation of the wheel, designed to give the most scenic views of the city.
	www.europeanphotoalbum.com /england.html (741 words)

	Pain - Lyme Disease: From Ticks to Aches (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		They also noted some interesting connections among the cases; the disease seemed to limited to one side of the river, and was more common in the warmer months of the year.
		But the most striking clue was the peculiar “bull’s eye” rash that many of the patients had.
		Although originally seen in New England, cases have been reported in all 50 states and in most countries around the world.
	healthology.com /pain-management/article932.htm (446 words)

	Blennerhassett Island-West Virginia White Water Rafting with Rivers Whitewater Resort
		Blennerhassett, a direct descendant of King Edward III, was born to wealth and aristocracy in Hampshire, England in 1765.
		These all had to be hauled across the rugged mountains by wagon, then floated down the river.
		A steady stream of well known people made a pilgrimage to this “Eden on the River.” On this A-list were politicians, businessmen, wealthy plantation owners, entertainers and even visiting royalty.
	www.riversresort.com /blen.html (722 words)

	Architecture of the London Eye - Westminster, England
		The London Eye's parents were the advertising and tourism industries, and turns under the logos of its corporate sponsors.
		Whatever you call it, the London Eye is the largest one in the world, at 450 feet and weighing 1,600 tons.
		Thanks to the modern media, and the turn-of-the-century celebration held December 31, 1999 that was broadcast around the world, the London Eye has become at least as famous as another landmark Ferris wheel: the Prater in Vienna.
	www.glasssteelandstone.com /UK/England/London/LondonEye.html (552 words)

	England : Introduction : The Best Museums \| Frommers.com
		The British Museum (London): When Sir Hans Sloane died in 1753, he bequeathed to England his vast collection of art and antiquities for only £20,000, forming the nucleus of a collection that would one day embrace everything from the Rosetta stone to the hotly contested Elgin marbles (Greece wants them back).
		But the Tate has grown and grown and was considerably enlarged when J. Turner bequeathed some 300 paintings and 19,000 watercolors to England upon his death.
		The Tate Modern, a repository of avant-garde modern art, is directly across the river.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/england/0221020809.html (414 words)

	The Hawk Eye Newspaper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		With the reconstruction of the river road on the Iowa side's west bank some years ago, a parallel journey between Keokuk and Montrose offers a different, but equally lovely, perspective on the same stretch of river.
		As with others dams and locks, the river behind them has become too shallow for its own good, for the creatures in it, and for the people who love using it for recreation.
		While the Keokuk and other dams on the upper river may be safe from a big earthquake, the cities downstream are not.
	www.thehawkeye.com /columns/sweet/Sweet_1129.html (688 words)

	London
		If you could only visit one city in England and wanted to see as many historically significant places as possible, London would be that city.
		A short taxi ride, or in our case a river tour boat, and you're at the Tower Bridge, The Tower of London, and St.
		Cleopatra's needle is an obelisk that was given to England by the government of Egypt.
	myweb.cableone.net /rradliff/england/london/london.htm (311 words)

	Eye (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Eye, a quarterly published journal of graphic design.
		Eye (Herding style), the force exerted by a herding dog's (most often a border collie) intense stare at a herd of livestock, intended to make the herd either move in a certain direction, or cease.
		Eye of the Tiger, a song by the band Survivor.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Eye_(disambiguation) (219 words)

	England : Introduction : The Best Walks \| Frommers.com
		Today the New Forest is one of southern England's best rural playgrounds, attracting eight million annual visitors, thousands of whom walk its carefully laid out trails.
		The Great Cotswold Ramble: One of the most memorable walks in England is between the two idyllic villages of Upper and Lower Slaughter.
		The Cotswolds Way: One of the great hiking "rambles" of England is the Great Cotswolds Way, a 167km (104-mile) trail that cuts through some of England's most beautiful scenery in the bucolic Cotswolds.
	www.frommers.com /destinations/england/0221020588.html (579 words)

	Northern Water Snake (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		There are two venomous (and endangered) snakes still found in remote parts of the southern Connecticut River valley: the timber rattlesnake (Crotalus horridus) and northern copperhead (Agkistrodon contortrix), both of which only very seldom visit the edge of the river and are likely never to be seen by people.
		Throughout the entire Connecticut River watershed, the northern water snake is the most common large snake to be found.
		Most of the northern water snakes along the river are between one and a half to two and a half feet in length.
	www.bio.umass.edu /biology/conn.river/wtrsnake.html (1466 words)

	Islands.com \| England (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		From Stonehenge to the Rolling Stones, the story of England is a non-stop cultural rush of old and new – castles, country villages, elegant gardens, museums, avant-garde theater, Victorian antiques, and walking paths that showcase landscapes made famous through centuries of literature.
		Most of England, including the Cotwolds (the perfect place for a week of Sunday drives), the grandeur of the Lake District, Yorkshire (Bronté country), evenings in a pub, Castle Howard (setting for television's Brideshead Revisited), Stonehenge and Liverpool...
		In a country such as England, it helps to narrow the choices – and on the web, it's hard to beat these for a quick take.
	www.islands.com /england (752 words)

	The Collins Companies: Green River Lumber
		Green River chose to be certified in 1994 by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) because it is the only international organization that has a comprehensive, annual, independent certification process.
		Green River Clear Cherry Flooring: Provides all the rich, red heartwood color for which American Cherry is famous, with less than five percent sapwood.
		Green River Natural Hickory Flooring: A diverse combination of dark heartwood and lighter tones of the sapwood, with further variation including streaks, character marks, and tight, sound defects.
	www.collinswood.com /FrontPageResources/GreenRiver/FPGreenRiver.html (586 words)

	VH1.com : Little River Band : Biography - Urge Music Downloads
		Little River Band was formed to conquer the world from Australia via America.
		A very early version of the group recorded the Everly Brothers' "When Will I Be Loved" as a single, a recording that was shelved when Linda Ronstadt also happened to choose that song as a single.
		Glenn Shorrock and Derek Pellicci rejoined Goble, with "new boys" Wayne Nelson and John Housden to record the Monsoon album and its single "Love Is a Bridge." In 1990, Goble left Little River Band as a touring member, and the band as we'd known it finally called it a day in 1991.
	www.vh1.com /artists/az/little_river_band/bio.jhtml (922 words)

	EarthCam - London Cams
		London is the capital of England and the U.K., and the largest city in the European Union.
		Walking paths and nature trails can be found in Hampstead Heath and Mile End Park.
		South of the River Thames is Battersea Park, featuring a Japanese Pagoda that was a gift to the nation.
	www.earthcam.com /uk/england/london (226 words)

	EarthCam - Millenium Wheel Cam
		The London Eye is the largest observation wheel ever built and the fourth tallest structure in London.
		British Airways London Eye is opposite the Houses of Parliament and between Waterloo and Westminster Bridges.
		The London Eye was the concept of architects David Marks and Julia Barfield to celebrate the Millennium.
	www.earthcam.com /uk/england/millenium/main.html (136 words)

	West River Health Services - We're right where you need us.
		Recognized as a leader in rural health care, the West River Health Clinics, have received the highest award for excellence from the National Rural Primary Care Association.
		Ultimately it is the physicians willingness to innovate, reach out, and to share that has brought West River Health Clinics to its present standing as a leader in rural medicine.
		The West River Family Center is located in the lower level of the Hettinger Clinic Building.
	www.wrhs.com /clinics.htm (966 words)

	Where do you want to go birding in England today?
		Birds of the Ichin River - by Colin Bates.
		Bordered by the tidal River Medway to the east and a dual carriageway to the west, the area has an interesting mix of habitats including several large areas of open water.
		Sefton is situated between the River Ribble in the north and the River Mersey in the south, backed by the West Lancashire mosses and the Irish Sea.
	www.camacdonald.com /birding/ukengland.htm (7086 words)

	CT Live Music in Westport at Waterfront Restaurants with Fireside & Outside Dining at the River House Tavern, serving ...
		The River House is co-owned by Kevin Brawley and Stephen Alward, the successful team from Tavern on Main, also in Westport and by Kevin Burns and Marty Resnick.
		The light airy feel of the Bird's Eye maple walls, floor-to-ceiling windows and mahogany and walnut floors gives the casual and comfortable ambiance of River House Tavern.
		The River House's menu changes slightly each season, capitalizing on the freshest ingredients in the market.
	www.ctmusicscene.com /restaurants/riverhousetavern.php (317 words)

	ECHO River Trips: River Rafting Resources
		ECHO River Trips offers rafting trips on the Middle Fork of the Salmon, Rogue, and Tuolumne Rivers.
		Holiday River Expeditions does mountain biking and whitewater rafting in the American Southwest.
		American Rivers is an organization dedicated to saving America's Rivers.
	www.echotrips.com /resources (384 words)

	Knife River: Early Village Life on the Plains
		From the ceremonial plaza—a spot of land that was once the center of village activities—one can look to the northward hills and see trails left from the travois, sled-like carriers used by hunters and traders.
		Looking downward toward the slow-moving river, partly obscured by the cottonwood and willow trees that line the river banks, one can easily imagine groups felling trees to be hauled up the hill and prepared as support beams for new or reconstructed earthlodges.
		One can almost hear children splashing in the river's cool waters, swimming and playing about in the round bull boats that were used to cross the river.
	www.cr.nps.gov /nr/twhp/wwwlps/lessons/1knife/1knife.htm (262 words)

	River Dee, Chester - North West England - UK Activity
		River Dee, Chester - North West England - UK Activity
		Rowing boats, motor boats and pedalos can be hired by the hour to allow visitors to explore the river for themselves.
		The main walk alongside the river has plenty of seating areas and a bandstand for summer performances.
	www.ukactivity.com /north-west-england/river-dee.htm (167 words)

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