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Owls of the World by Claus Konig, Friedhelm Weick, et all 2009-02-09 Hawks and Owls of the Great Lakes Region and Eastern North America by Chris G. Earley, 2004-03-06 North American Owls, 2nd Edition by Paul Johnsgard, 2002-09-17 The Owl & The Pussy-Cat, and The Duck & The Kangaroo (Illustrated Edition) (Dodo Press) by Edward Lear, 2008-12-12 The Cry of the Owl (Highsmith, Patricia) by Patricia Highsmith, 1994-01-18 The Stuffed Owl: An Anthology of Bad Verse (New York Review Books Classics) Brother to Dragons, Companion to Owls by Jane Lindskold, 2006-08-08 The Way of the Owl: Succeeding with Integrity in a Conflicted World by Frank Rivers, 1997-05-21 The Owl And the Woodpecker by Brian Wildsmith, 2007-01-15 Owl at Home -- An I Can Read! Picture Book by Arnold Lobel, 2008 Owls Head: On the Nature of Lost Things by Rosamond Purcell, 2007-11-05 On Paul Ricoeur: The Owl of Minerva (Transcending Boundaries in Philosophy and Theology) (Transcending Boundaries in Philosophy and Theology) by Richard Kearney, 2004-09-30 Owl Moon: 20th Anniversary Edition by Jane Yolen, 2007-10-18 The Clue of the Screeching Owl (Hardy Boys, Book 41) by Franklin W. Dixon, 1962-01-01

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81. The Owls Trust :: Making A Difference
    The supporters trust site with profile, news, membership, message boards, views, directions, events, match reports, and links.  
    http://www.owlstrust.com/

82. Sample Library Policies For The Small Public Library
    Small Library Committee of the Wisconsin Association of Public Librarians, 2nd Edition, Revised by David L. Polodna, 1999 Converted to HTML by owls and posted  
    http://www.owls.lib.wi.us/info/3ps/policies/sample_policies.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Library Policies Sample Library Policies for the Small Public Library Compiled by the Small Library Committee of the Wisconsin Association of Public Librarians, 2nd Edition, Revised by David L. Polodna, 1999 Converted to HTML by OWLS and posted with permission. If you would like to use parts of these sample policies to adapt a policy for your library, follow these steps: Highlight the text you want to adapt on this page. Choose EDIT on your browser's menu bar, then choose COPY. Open your word processing application. Choose EDIT on your word processor's menu bar, then choose PASTE. Adapt the information to suit your needs. Table of Contents Introductory Statements to the First Edition Introductory Statements to the Second Edition I. Mission and Goal Statements II. Who May Use the Library III. Patron Responsibilities and Conduct IV. Services of the Library V. Responsibilities and Authorities of the Library Board VI. Volunteers and Friends VII. Personnel Policy VIII.

83. Falconry Scotland Scottish Highlands Scotland UK
    Falconry flying demonstrations, and hunting trips with Eagles, Barn owls, Peregrine Falcons and Harris Hawks.  
    http://www.highlandescape.com/castlefalconry
    
    Extractions: E-mail: falconry@highlandescape.com Castle Falconry, providing a unique falconry experience in the Highlands. Falconry traces its origins back several thousand years and has been the passion of some of the most influential people in history. Aristocratic and romantic, this ancient sport has retained its mystique right up to the present day and few images are as powerful as a trained hawk sitting sharp eyed on a gloved fist. To watch a falconer's hawk in action can be thrilling, but to get out into the countryside and fly such a bird yourself is an experience without equal; the feel of the hawk riding your hand and the excitement as it launches into flight makes for a spellbinding encounter. At Castle Falconry we are confident of being able to make your first taste of falconry unforgettable. Leading the team is internationally acclaimed falconer and dog trainer Andy Hughes who has personally trained over 70 various birds of prey during the last 28 years, including Eagles, Falcons, Hawks and Owls. Under his guidance you are guaranteed to get the very most of your outing. Groups are kept small and this ensures plenty of involvement, at the same time promoting a friendly, informal atmosphere. A period of instruction will help you feel comfortable around hawks and teach you some basic handling skills. Then it's off into the surrounding countryside to put theory into practice.

84. Owls Of Alberta - Alberta Sustainable Resource Development
    Last Review/Updated May 31, 2002. owls of Alberta. The owls (Order Strigiformes) are adapted to hunt their prey at night (nocturnal).  
    http://www3.gov.ab.ca/srd/fw/watch/owls.html
    
    Extractions: Last Review/Updated: May 31, 2002 There are two major groups of birds of prey, or "raptors," in the world. The largest groups (Order Falconiformes) is active during the day (diurnal) and includes the falcons, hawks and eagles. The owls (Order Strigiformes) are adapted to hunt their prey at night (nocturnal). The following are links to the biology and descriptions of the species of owls that inhabit Alberta: Lifestyle Food Chains Relationships

85. Excite - NCAA Women's Basketball Coverage
    News, scores, standings, calendar, schedule, TV.  
    http://sports.excite.com/wcbk/teams/81/index.html

86. Status Of The Burrowing Owls - Alberta Sustainable Resource Development
    The world distribution of burrowing owls includes the prairie regions of western Canada, the United States, Central America, and South America.  
    http://www3.gov.ab.ca/srd/fw/threatsp/bo_stat.html
    
    Extractions: Search Location: Alberta Government Sust. Res. Dev. Fish and Wildlife Species at Risk ... Threatened Wildlife Burrowing Owls Last Update/Review: June 17, 2002 The Alberta Wildlife Act lists the burrowing owl as a threatened animal. Both the birds and their nests are fully protected. The world distribution of burrowing owls includes the prairie regions of western Canada, the United States, Central America, and South America. Small populations are also found in Florida and the Caribbean islands. Once numerous, the species generally has declined throughout all areas. For example, burrowing owls are now absent from large parts of western North America. Historically, Canada had good breeding populations of burrowing owls throughout the dry, short-grass prairie habitat of the four western provinces. Nests occurred in the Okanagan area of British Columbia and in an area outlined by Calgary, Wetaskiwin, and Wainwright in Alberta; Prince Alberta and Yorkton in Saskatchewan; and Winnipeg in Manitoba. Since the 1930s, there has been a steady decrease both in the number of birds and their geographic range in the prairie provinces. They disappeared completely from British Columbia. In the late 1970s there were approximately 2100 breeding pairs left in Canada. Rough estimates suggested there might have been 1300 breeding pairs in Saskatchewan, 720 in Alberta, and 100 in Manitoba. By 1987 the population estimates decreased to 400 in Saskatchewan, 700 in Alberta and 35 in Manitoba. The 1987 Alberta population estimate was based on an extensive survey. (It is likely that the population was underestimated in 1977.) British Columbia has now established a few pairs to re-introduce burrowing owls in the Okanagan as part of a management program.

87. Owls
    Images and information on 12 species from around the world by Greg Lasley.  
    http://home.earthlink.net/~glasley/owlix.html

88. The Official Athletic Site For Florida Atlantic University Athletics
    Lady owls official web site with news, schedule, roster, statistics.  
    http://fausports.ocsn.com/sports/w-baskbl/fau-w-baskbl-body.html
    
    Extractions: Florida Atlantic University women's basketball coach Chancellor Dugan has announced Amanda Bulin has signed a National Letter of Intent to play basketball for the Owls beginning with the 2004-05 season. Bulin is a 6-0 forward from Lincoln, NE. She spent the past two seasons playing for Cloud County Community College in Concordia, KS, and will join FAU as a junior.( more Florida Atlantic University was defeated by Georgia State University, 58-46, Thursday night in the quarterfinals of the Atlantic Sun Conference tournament. GSU never trailed as FAU was held to 27 percent shooting. Sharia Young led FAU with 12 points while Robyn Gilbert led all scorers with 17 points. The loss ends FAU's season at 12-16.( more

89. Abcteach.com >> Theme Units >> Animals >> Owls
    www.abcteach.com. abcteach directory.  
    http://www.abcteach.com/directory/theme_units/animals/owls/

90. Owlsports.com - Women's Basketball - Top Stories
    owls official web site with news, roster, schedule, statistics.  
    http://www.owlsports.com/sports/wbball/
    
    Extractions: PHILADELPHIA – Sandora Irvin scored 21 points with 13 rebounds and Ebony Shaw added 15 points and 10 rebounds to lead Texas Christian to a 70-57 win against Temple in the first round of the West Regional on Saturday at the Liacouras Center. The Lady Frogs (24-6), who converted on 50.0 percent of their field goal attempts, finished the game on a 21-9 run to secure the victory. (more) PHILADELPHIA - The Temple women's basketball team (21-9) won't have to travel far to get to the 2004 NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Championship. The Liacouras Center and Temple University are hosting the First and Second round games beginning March 20. The first game will feature No. 3 seed Georgia against No. 14 seed Liberty and is scheduled to tip-off at 11:00 a.m. Game 2 features No. 6 seed TCU vs. No. 11 seed Temple which has an approximate start of 1:30 p.m. Both games are televised on ESPN2 with Pam Ward and Kara Lawson calling the action. (more) PHILADELPHIA - For the Temple women's basketball team, the question of "if" was decided on March 8 at the Atlantic 10 Championship. Now the Owls know where and who. Temple has earned an 11 seed in the 2004 NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament and will face six seed TCU on March 20 at the Liacouras Center.

91. Writing Labs And Writing Centers On The Web
    Wilkes University Writing Center s OWL. Back to Top. To suggest additional owls or to make corrections, please send us an email at link@owl.english.purdue.edu.  
    http://owl.english.purdue.edu/internet/owls/writing-labs.html
    
    Extractions: Please select a page. OWL Home Page Writing Lab and OWL Info Handouts and Materials Workshops and Presentations Internet Resources owl home writing lab and owl handouts workshops and presentations ... internet resources For more about Writing Labs and Writing Centers, we invite you to visit the Web site for the International Writing Centers Association. (Their list of Writing Centers is currently unavailable.) This list is current as of February 2004. If you have a site of your own, or know of any that we have not listed, please visit our contact information page and send us your links. a-f g-q r-t u-z Amherst College Writing Center The University of Arkansas at Little Rock and Roane State Community College in Oak Ridge Tennessee Cyberspace Writing Center Consultation Project Bellevue (WA) Community College Writing Lab Bemidji State University Writing Center Bethel College Writing Center Bowie State University (Maryland) Writing Center Bowling Green State University OWL California State University, Fresno

92. Otters And Owls, Wildlife Conservation Parks
    Involved in the rehabilitation of wildlife including otters, owls, deer, wild cats and foxes. Information on location, facilities and entry fees.  
    http://www.ottersandowls.co.uk/

93. Other Online Writing Labs (OWLs)
    Other Online Writing Labs (owls). Currently we have three sources of information about other owls. Click on any of the links below to view them.  
    http://owl.english.purdue.edu/internet/owls/
    
    Extractions: Other Online Writing Labs (OWLs) There are many online writing labs, and the number is growing every day. If you know of a writing lab that's not listed on one of our pages, or if you have information about an OWL that you'd like to contribute, please email the OWL coordinator at coordinator@owl.english.purdue.edu. Currently we have three sources of information about other OWLs. Click on any of the links below to view them. We are always seeking new information and contributions! owl home writing lab and owl handouts workshops and presentations ... internet resources This page is located at http://owl.english.purdue.edu/internet/owls/index.html Receive weekly tips and updates from Purdue's OWL and Writing Lab!

94. Rice Students
    Men's and women's varsity, club and intramural, recreational and wellness programs, and Rice owls gifts and apparel.  
    http://students.rice.edu/students/Athletics.asp
    
    Extractions: basketball cross-country soccer swimming ... Membership , and Policies CLUB SPORTS Badminton Crew , Cricket, Cycling Team , Fast Pitch (Women's), Fencing , Field Hockey, Karate Lacrosse Outdoors Club Rugby ... Sailing , Shooting, Skydiving Soccer - GSA Soccer - Men's Soccer Women's ... Ultimate - Men's , Volleyball - Men's, Volleyball - Women's, Water Polo Mark Jenkins, M.D. RICE OWLS GIFTS AND APPAREL How to Use Rice's Audience-Focused Homepages Comments? Contact Information A to Z Index Go to another Homepage: General Alum Business Student Continuing Studies ... Reset Homepage 6100 Main Street, Houston, Texas 77005, MAIL: PO Box 1892, Houston, Texas 77251-1892

95. The World Of Owls
    The primary aim of the World of owls is to ensure the survival of owls throughout the world. This objective will be achieved by  
    http://www.worldofowls.com/

96. OWL Review
    owls and ESL Students. Of the various owls online in the 1995 fall semester, eight owls offered specialized resources for ESL students.  
    http://english.ttu.edu/kairos/1.1/owls/moody.html
    
    Extractions: Suzan Moody, University of Kansas The purpose of this review is to identify which on-line writing labs (OWLs) have resources specifically for English as a Second Language (ESL) students and what kinds of resources are available. Of the various OWLs on-line in the 1995 fall semester, eight OWLs offered specialized resources for ESL students. Not included in this review are The OWLs that are included have resources, including links or handouts that provide information about grammatical structures, writing strategies, and reference materials. Besides links to on-line dictionaries, information about writing modes, sample essays or letters, most of the resources provided by these eight OWLs center on grammar. Grammatical categories include articles ("the," "a," "an," and other determiners), verbs, prepositions, adjectives, adverbs, nouns (especially plural forms), possessives, pronouns, punctuation rules, sentence combining guides, and spelling guides. The amounts of information and level of difficulty vary for each OWL. Other OWLs that include similiar grammar guides like University of Victoria Writer's Guide were not included if they did not have ESL sources, but they do offer valuable grammatical help. Comparing the UVic Guide's explanation of

97. OWLs Web: Front Node
    Perhaps no resource available has had more of an effect over the last year than the sudden plethora of Online Writing Labs (owls) available.  
    http://english.ttu.edu/kairos/1.1/owls/owlfront.html
    
    Extractions: Are We? Hypertextual writing resources, on the Web and elsewhere, are forcing or is that "allowing"? students, teachers and administrators to re-think and re-evaluate the ways we help students learn to write. Perhaps no resource available has had more of an effect over the last year than the sudden plethora of Online Writing Labs (OWLs) available. But, "OWL" means different things to different audiences, and as a means of providing a multi-layered, multi-perspectival view of what some of those meanings are, Kairos enlisted the aid of five academics with varying degrees of vested interest in OWLs, to review, comment and inform. Alphabetically, then, this web brings you: Stuart Blythe's Why OWLs? Value, Risk, and Evolution; J Paul Johnson's Writing Spaces: Technoprovocateurs and OWLS in the Late Age of Print; Camille Langston's Resistance and Control: The Complex Process of Creating an OWL; Jane Lasarenko's PR(OWL)ING AROUND: An OWL by Any Other Name;

98. Troop 203
    owls Head. General information about scouting and activities.  
    http://www.midcoast.com/~troop203/

99. Owl Page
    owls Strigidae Species in family 165; Species observed DR 46 (28%); Species photo d DR 15. owls of the World their Evolution, Structure and Ecology.  
    http://www.montereybay.com/creagrus/owls.html
    
    Extractions: OWLS Strigidae Owls are easily recognized; most everyone in the world knows about owls. They are considered creatures of mystery or doom or good luck, depending on where you are. They are wonderful birds to discover during the day, like this huge Great Gray Owl (left) in Yosemite Nat'l Park. But they are primarily nocturnal birds, hunting in the dark by using exceptional hearing and eyes that gather light much better than our own. This Buffy Fish-Owl (below right) was hunting over the tennis courts at the Danum research station in lowland Borneo, where I caught it in a flash. Since owls are night birds, they are difficult to see although their characteristic songs and calls can often be easily heard. I enjoy owls (and there is nothing so pleasant as going to sleep on a camping trips to a chorus of owls), but admit to not being much of an "owler." I tend to enjoy a drink after the sun sets, and there are other things to do indoors at night Stalking outside in the cold and dark for elusive critters, aiming a flashlight at where one thinks they are and rarely being correct, is not my idea of great fun, but there are field ornithologists who are exceptional at owling (Ben King comes to mind; his judicial use of tape and his insight into where an owl is likely to be sitting in extraordinary). Others are good at imitations and whistles and can "call in" the owls on their own, but I'm not one of them. Perhaps this explains why my percentage of the world's owls seen is much lower than most other families. I much prefer my owls in day roosts, like this

100. The Owls Archive
     A statistical archive for the club from 1880 to the 1994/95 season with player profiles, managers, results, and tables.  
     http://www.crg.cs.nott.ac.uk/Users/anb/Football/

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