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- Global Village
The Global Village is a part of Foster Quad in IU’s northwest neighborhood, a short walk to the center of campus. The Village is a coed community made up of approximately 60 students. Living in mostly double rooms, Villagers enjoy air conditioning, exclusive access to a language-computer lab and kitchen facilities. The building is wireless ready and there are two classrooms located in the Village where internationally focused courses are offered. - Global Village -- World
Global Village announced today that they have begun shipping the world's first 56K Modem/Ethernet combination PC Card. Much like the company's other products, the new PC Card uses the K56flex technology from Rockwell for its 56K transmission. Pricing information isn't available but the product is evidently available now from several mail order houses. - Manchester -- Fredonia Village
Manchester is ... very gay-friendly and liberal minded. The Village is an area concentrated around Canal Street and is very popular with people of all sexualities. It is also home to an annual Pride festival and Mardi Gras. Thanks to its high homosexual population, most Mancunians have grown up with gay people and homophobia is rare but not unheard-of in the centre. - David Duffield -- Incline Village
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. -- California software entrepreneur David Duffield arrived in this Lake Tahoe resort a decade ago with big plans. He spent $50 million on a lakeshore estate and started a Nevada property-development business. What's more, by taking a big chunk of his wealth to Nevada, Mr. Duffield expected to save millions on taxes. - Virtual Villagers -- Computer
The coolest part about Virtual Villagers is that they continue to "live" even when your computer is off! If you train your villagers correctly, you could come back to a nourished and flourishing utopia! - Pueblo Indians -- Villages
The architecture and craftsmanship of the Pueblo Indians is of great interest to many. Their building and shelter designs from the simplest dwelling to the village great house were far superior to many of the rudimentary dwellings of other tribes. The Pueblo Indians are ... greatly praised for their artistic ability and craftsmanship that is demonstrated through their pottery skills. - Celebration -- North Village
[T]he overall layout for Celebration alludes to another place, another time. Neighborhoods recall Savannah; Charleston and Beaufort, South Carolina; small towns in North Florida and South Georgia; and even East Hampton, New York. In each of these historic towns, there exists a wonderful relationship among the buildings. No two appear exactly alike; they have a friendly contrast - tension and harmony. - Barbarian -- Barbarian Village
Barbarians are monsters found at the Barbarian Village and Outpost; they are good for lower level training. Barbarians can be talked to but they will respond, "Wanna fight?" or "You come to fight, ja?" and immediately attack. Most barbarians are below level 20 but the ones within the Ancient Cavern are level 132. - The Square -- Village Square
The Village Square is a 501(c)3. Donations to The Village Square are tax deductible for federal income tax purposes. You will receive a receipt by mail for your records. If you make more than one donation per calendar year, you will receive a statement in January reflecting all donations made in the previous year. Any donation at or above $50 will qualify you for an annual Village Square membership. We’re working on what, exactly, (other than a feeling of satisfaction) that gets you, but it will be good. - American Samoa -- Villages
American Samoa is a relatively healthy place, but hypertension and obesity are significant health problems in the population. Leading causes of death are heart disease, cancer, and cerebrovascular disease. A hospital on Tutuila provides medical, surgical, obstetric, pediatric, and emergency care. More limited services are available at several small clinics, usually staffed by nurses, in a few outlying villages. Local air service is used to transport seriously ill people from Manua'a. There is limited reliance on traditional healers (bush medicine), particularly for ailments known before European contact.
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