81. Alpine Bobsled And Skeleton Club Bobsled information. How and where to practice this great sport. Do not forget our Boutique only, Next season calendar available and Club News letter email us. http://members.tripod.com/AlpineBobsled

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82. FDA Kids' Site - Meet Yorick Meet Yorick , the Bionic skeleton. Yorick is a bionic skeleton. Bionic joints. joint the place between two bones of the skeleton. http://www.fda.gov/oc/opacom/kids/html/yorick_no.1.htm

FDA Home Page Search FDA Site FDA A-Z Index Contact FDA Meet "Yorick", the Bionic Skeleton Yorick is a "bionic" skeleton. Bionic means electronic devices and mechanical parts (called medical devices or implants) are used in place of real body parts that are damaged or that no longer work. These devices can actually help people perform normal, everyday tasks. Where is Yorick? Yorick was created as a teaching aid to demonstrate how these medical devices work. He used to travel frequently and appear at schools, professional meetings, university lectures, training courses and health fairs to educate kids and adults. In November 2003, Yorick 'retired' from FDA. He became part of a museum display called 'Inventing Ourselves.' The display is in the National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C. What are medical devices? People use medical devices when they have lost the use of a real body part, because of injury in an accident or damage from a disease. For example, a person who loses an arm in an accident might get a replacement arm that will still allow him to eat, lift things, throw a ball, or tie his shoes. And there are even people who need a whole new replacement body part, such as an artificial heart, in order to live.

83. Http://www.bbsv-online.de/ Bob, Rodeln, skeleton und Hornschlitten in Bayern Informationen zu Sportarten und Verband. http://www.bbsv-online.de

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85. FLMNH - Zooarchaeology Comparative Databases skeletons of vertebrates and exoskeletons of mollusks and crustaceans from the southeastern United States, the West Indies, the circumCaribbean area, and northwestern South America. Collection databases and contact information. http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/databases/zooarch/intro.htm

Zooarchaeology Comparative Databases Search the Zooarchaeology Comparative Collections: Birds Bivalves Crustaceans Fishes ... Mammals The Zooarchaeology Comparative Collection is one of four collections within the Environmental Archaeology program: Scholars who would like to use this collection for research should contact either Dr. Kitty Emery ( kemery ) or Sylvia J. Scudder ( scudder ). Please add "@flmnh.ufl.edu" to the end of "kemery" or "scudder" for the full email address. In addition to the Zooarchaeology Comparative Collection the FLMNH houses three collections catalogued in the Environmental Archaeology Program. This program began with the Zooarchaeology Collection and with the primary research tool for all zooarchaeological research, the Zooarchaeology Comparative Collection, both initiated in 1961. These were followed by the Archaeobotanical Collection started in 1986 by Lee Newsom and monitored today by Donna Ruhl, and the Archaeological Soils Collection started in 1991 by Sylvia Scudder. The addition of these last two collections transformed the former zooarchaeology program into its present broader scope, the Environmental Archaeology Program. Computerization of the data integral to these collections is an important management and research tool. As soon as this is completed these databases will be included on the internet. At the present time the collection databases that you will find on the internet are for the Zooarchaeology Comparative Collection.

86. KLB Science Interactivities - The Human Skeleton Return to Website Index Page. KLB Science Department Interactivities The Human skeleton. Use the words from each list to label the bones on the diagram. http://www.klbschool.org.uk/interactive/science/skeleton.htm

KLB Science Department Interactivities The Human Skeleton Use the words from each list to label the bones on the diagram. Knee cap (patella) Tibia Tarsals Rib Breast bone (sternum) Skull Neck vertebrae Collar bone (clavicle) Pelvis Fibula Femur Metacarpals Metatarsals Ulna Radius Wrist bones (carpals) Lumber vertebrae Humerus Knee cap (patella) Tibia Tarsals Rib Breast bone (sternum) Skull Neck vertebrae Collar bone (clavicle) Pelvis Fibula Femur Metacarpals Metatarsals Ulna Radius Wrist bones (carpals) Lumber vertebrae Humerus Knee cap (patella) Tibia Tarsals Rib Breast bone (sternum) Skull Neck vertebrae Collar bone (clavicle) Pelvis Fibula Femur Metacarpals Metatarsals Ulna Radius Wrist bones (carpals) Lumber vertebrae Humerus Knee cap (patella) Tibia Tarsals Rib Breast bone (sternum) Skull Neck vertebrae Collar bone (clavicle) Pelvis Fibula Femur Metacarpals Metatarsals Ulna Radius Wrist bones (carpals) Lumber vertebrae Humerus Knee cap (patella) Tibia Tarsals Rib Breast bone (sternum) Skull Neck vertebrae Collar bone (clavicle) Pelvis Fibula Femur Metacarpals Metatarsals Ulna Radius Wrist bones (carpals) Lumber vertebrae Humerus Knee cap (patella) Tibia Tarsals Rib Breast bone (sternum) Skull Neck vertebrae Collar bone (clavicle) Pelvis Fibula Femur Metacarpals Metatarsals Ulna Radius Wrist bones (carpals) Lumber vertebrae Humerus Knee cap (patella) Tibia Tarsals Rib Breast bone (sternum) Skull Neck vertebrae Collar bone (clavicle) Pelvis Fibula Femur Metacarpals Metatarsals Ulna Radius Wrist bones (carpals) Lumber vertebrae Humerus Knee cap (patella) Tibia Tarsals Rib Breast bone (sternum) Skull Neck vertebrae

87. SHS Skeleton Prezentace skupiny historick©ho Å¡ermu. Roztoky u Prahy. http://skeleton.scherm.cz/

88. Kids Domain Crafts - Macaroni Skeleton Crafts, Macaroni skeleton. This macaroni skeleton is not only fun to make and cute, but can be a real educational project at the same time. http://www.kidsdomain.com/craft/skeletonmacaroni.html

Ads_kid=0;Ads_bid=0;Ads_xl=0;Ads_yl=0;Ads_xp='';Ads_yp='';Ads_opt=0;Ads_wrd='[KeyWord]';Ads_prf='';Ads_par='';Ads_cnturl='';Ads_sec=0;Ads_channels=''; Macaroni Skeleton This macaroni skeleton is not only fun to make and cute, but can be a real educational project at the same time. This project is rated EASY to do. What You Need Black construction paper (approximately 6" x 11.5") Glue that will dry clear Lima beans (head, thorax, hips) Short, small macaroni in a tube (spine) Thin twisted macaroni (arms, legs) Elbow noodles (ribs) Small shells (joints) Spaghetti (fingers, toes) Black permanent marker White crayon to write their name on the paper How To Make It As preparation for this project, study the human skeleton. Talk about symmetry between the two sides of the body, how many ribs, fingers, and toes we have. The skeleton to the right was made by a 2nd grader. Make a sample skeleton for the children to copy from. Review the key features with them. Let them build their skeleton, starting with the head, then the neck/trunk, working down, gluing the macaroni and beans to the paper. When they are done, they can draw a smile and eyes on the 'head'. Ads_kid=0;Ads_bid=0;Ads_xl=0;Ads_yl=0;Ads_xp='';Ads_yp='';Ads_opt=0;Ads_wrd='[KeyWord]';Ads_prf='';Ads_par='';Ads_cnturl='';Ads_sec=0;Ads_channels='';

89. Thüringer Schlitten Und Bobsportverband TSBV E.V. Rodel, Bob und skeleton Verband und Athleten in Th¼ringen. http://www.tsbv.de/

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90. Skeletal System The Human Skeletal System. By Cedric Shock. Click on a part of the skeleton for a closer view. Table of Contents The skeleton Axial skeleton The Skull http://www.shockfamily.net/skeleton/

F amily S hock The Shock Family Web Page The Human Skeletal System By Cedric Shock Click on a part of the skeleton for a closer view Table of Contents The Skeleton Axial Skeleton The Skull Back View Side View Bottom View ... Middle Ear Bones Hyoid The hyoid bone is a small bone in the neck that assists speach. It does not connect to any other bone, and is the only truly floating bone in the human body. Appendicular Skeleton Upper Limbs (Arms) Hands Lower Limbs (Legs) Feet ... Pectoral and Pelvic Girdles Other Skeletal System Information Functions of the Bones Parts of a Bone Types of Bones Long Flat Short Names and Types of Joints Fibrous Cartilaginous Synovial Ligaments of the Knee Diseases and Disorders Leukemia Bursitis Osteoporosis Sprains Fractures Spina bifida Scurvy Arthritis Scoliosis Talipes equinovarus Tendenitis Kyphosis Poliomyelitis The Muscles Visits  Home Skeleton Motors Underground ... Search Contact us... Clinton Shock: ccshock fmtc.com Candace Shock: cshock fmtc.com Cedric Shock: cedric shockfamily.net Last updated Sunday February 2, 2003. View page source.

91. Skeletongallery Four galleries of professional Suede images. Most were taken after Bernard Butler's left from the band. http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Palladium/8628/skeletongallery.html

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92. Index Informations und Kommunikationsplattform des Schweizer Bobsleigh-, Schlitten- und skeleton-Sports. Mit aktuellen Ergebnissen, Bildern und Neuigkeiten. http://www.bobsport.ch

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93. Salon.com People | Skeleton On Ice skeleton on ice Two members of the US Olympic team discuss what it takes to win in one of the Winter Games most dangerous events, where competitors shoot http://archive.salon.com/people/feature/2002/02/08/skeleton/

Search About Salon Table Talk Advertise in Salon ... Search All of Salon.com Only People Directory Hot Topics Amy Reiter's Nothing Personal Cheek Catherine Keener Rudy Giuliani ... Steve Earle Articles by date All of Salon.com By department Books Comics ... Table Talk [Spirited Salon forums] Mother, May I Drink from the Funnel? Concept your own Lifetime TV movie. There's no place like home Savoring the end of "Oz." Posts of the week The Well [Pioneering members-only discussions] Surviving the Stoned Age Sound Off E-mail Salon Send us a Letter to the Editor Recent Letters Downloads Get Salon.com on your PDA Tristan Gale starts the run in which she finished first in the Olympic skeleton trials in Park City, Utah, in December. Skeleton on ice Two members of the U.S. Olympic team discuss what it takes to win in one of the Winter Games' most dangerous events, where competitors shoot headfirst down an ice track at autobahn speeds. By Dimitra Kessenides Soule started racing in the skeleton event 10 years ago. Gale was a ski racer until four years ago when she got a taste of sliding. "Someone who hasn't done this can do it; it just depends on how scared they are of the speed," Gale says. "If you know you're definitely scared of speed, there's no way you'll ever like this. Because it doesn't slow down at all, it only gets faster." document.write('');

94. Skeleton Closet - Al Gore, The Dark Side Exposes Gore's deep, dark secrets. http://www.realchange.org/gore.htm

Gore's Scandals Fundraising Nasty Cronies Buddhist $$ Illegal calls ... Slumlord Al Gore's Skeleton Closet Tobacco hypocrisy Green Hypocrisy Liar, Liar Tipper Tales ... Sources Candidates In 2000 George W. Bush, Jr. Al Gore Bill Bradley John McCain ... Orrin Hatch Other Features Severe Scandals Political Palindromes 1996 Candidates Other Politicians ... Who's Doing This? 1996 Candidates Bill Clinton Bob Dole H. Ross Perot Ralph Nader ... Libertarians Other Politicians Gen. Colin Powell Pete Wilson John Ashcroft B-1 Bob Dornan ... Jesse Jackson Two years ago, the conventional wisdom was that Al Gore was a squeaky clean, if dull policy wonk who would be a shoo-in to succeed Clinton in a country weary of Bill's various scandals. Now, after 2 years of almost continuous scandals of his own most concerning his relentless fundraising activities it was a major break for Prince Albert when his own party's Attorney General decided not to sic a special prosecutor on him. Here's the real question: is Al Gore corrupt compared to other politicians? Or is he just a run of the mill hack? One thing is, like several of this year's candidates (notably George W. Bush), Gore has grown up in that protected, distorted world of wealth and privilege that makes it so difficult for him to understand normal people and normal life. That's not a "scandal", really, but it makes it hard to be sure how he will react ina crisis, and that is the most important role our president's have.

95. SKELETON KEY http://www.skeletonkey.org/

96. Aardvark (Orycteropus Afer) Skeleton Diagram and description of the aardvark skeleton. http://sunsite.wits.ac.za/mus/zoo/aardvark/

Aardvark skeleton Aardvark, Orycteropus afer Order Tubulidentata, Family Orycteropodidae Aardvarks are pig-sized animals that specialise in ant-eating especially termites. The skeleton is characteristic of a powerful scratch digger i.e. an animal that is able to exert force on soil or clay in order to dislodge it for digging, burrowing or feeding purposes. Typically the limbs are short and armed with powerful claws. The animal is able to secure its position with the tripod arrangement of its hindlimbs with plantigrade stance and a thick tail acting as a brace. Click on the skeleton above for more information on skeletal parts or click on the words below: Skull forelimb hindlimb , pectoral girdle, pelvic girdle, caudal region Specimen length from nose tip to tail = 1.21 metres, height (up to top of lumbar vertebrae) = 0.4m. Zoology Museum Home Learn about Last updated 15th August, 2001 Comments on this page to museum@gecko.biol.wits.ac.za

97. SkeletonKey Games Site maintained by Art. Unlock Adventure with skeletonKey Games. Need a new twist for your campaign? skeletonKey Games gaming accessories http://www.skeletonkeygames.com/

View Shopping Cart Products News Archive Downloads ... Home Site maintained by Art Unlock Adventure with SkeletonKey Games. Need a new twist for your campaign? SkeletonKey Games' gaming accessories are designed to fit into your own adventures. We give you tools to add unexpected characters, strange situations and new, exciting elements to any role-playing session. Adventure Maps Released! May 19, 2004 Just a quick note from SkeletonKey Games: RPGNow is updating their system for coupons this evening. What does this mean for SkeletonKey Games customers? All current coupons will be invalidated this evening. However, when the upgrade is completed, you will be able to use multiple coupons at checkout. Please keep an eye out for new coupons! Thanks, Ed Bourelle May 18, 2004 e-Adventure Tiles: Dungeon Details Vol. 1 is now available. Set the scene for adventure with e-Adventure Tiles: Dungeon Details Volume 1 Escape from a locked and guarded dungeon cell. Fight past scores of undead as they rise from their tombs. Avoid the deadly hold of the spider’s webs. And, before you leave, don’t forget to smash the evil alchemist’s lab and loot his study!

98. Bird Skeleton BIO 554/754 Ornithology Avian skeleton Know the following bones/structures Useful links Comparative Anatomy of Birds. skeleton. Back to BIO 554/754 syllabus. http://www.biology.eku.edu/RITCHISO/skeleton.html

BIO 554/754 Ornithology Avian Skeleton Know the following bones/structures: Skull orbit frontal parietal occipital foramen magnum occipital condyle mandibles quadrate hyoid apparatus Vertebral column cervical vertebrae atlas axis thoracic vertebrae synsacrum thoracic vertebrae lumbar vertebrae sacral vertebrae caudal vertebrae pygostyle Ribs vertebral section sternal section uncinate process Sternum keel Pectoral Girdle, Arm, and Hand foramen triosseum (or trioseal canal) glenoid cavity scapula coracoid furcula humerus radius ulna carpal bones carpometacarpus digits phalanges thumb (pollex) pelvis ilium ischium pubis acetabular fossa femur patella tibiotarsus fibula tarsometatarsus digits hallux Useful links: Comparative Anatomy of Birds Skeleton Back to BIO 554/754 syllabus

99. Mr. Haunted LLC Offers information on ghosts, haunted places, EVP, exorcism and haunted cemeteries mainly in Connecticut and the New England area. http://MrHaunted.com

100. Anatomical T-Shirts - Skeletees.com Highly detailed skeleton and muscle shirts, by medical illustrator and MD Leslie Arwin. http://www.skeletees.com/

A natomical T-Shirts direct from the original artist, Leslie Arwin. These shirts demonstrate amazing talent and attention to detail. Don't settle for less. E xpress your inner self ... with anatomically correct drawings of muscles and bones. M any celebrities have been known to wear anatomical T-shirts. Bill Murray sleeps in one in Tootsie. Also seen in Crocodile Dundie 2, EDtv, Spinal Tap, numerous TV shows, and even worn by a cartoon character in the Simpsons. Choose Your Style: Bones Muscles Stomach Nerves Size: Medium Large X-Large Click shirt to see a larger image. Front Back Our Web Host

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