161. The Photon Effect, Home Of LibCON C++ Game Programming Library libCON DirectX C++ libraries and ColDet collision detection libraries. Documentation, tools, code examples, and game skeletons available. http://photoneffect.com/default.html

162. JSP-editor A program to create JSP diagrams and generate a C or Pascal code skeleton. http://www.ida.his.se/~henrike/JSP/

Please note that this tool is not for Java Server Pages Help on JSP-editor 2.1 Contents 1.About JSP 2.About the JSP-editor 3.Create a Diagram 4.Append and Detach ... Try and download! 1.About JSP JSP (Jackson Structured Programming) is a method for program development, which starts from the data streams to create a program. As a help to describe the data structures and the program you create diagrams A diagram consists of a number of nodes, which are connected to form a tree. There are three basic types of nodes: Sequence, Iteration and Selection. With these three you can describe all sequential flows (under the assumption that there is one starting point and one ending point). Apart from these three basic types there is also operations, which represents an "atomic" instruction, i.e. it can't have children. The JSP-methodology prescribes a strict schema that should be followed in the program creation. 2.About the JSP-editor This editor is meant to be a tool when breaking down a problem and to generate a code-"skeleton" in Pascal or C. The code-skeleton can be saved and the instructions could be "filled-in". This editor does by no means claim to follow the JSP-methodology as it is defined by Jackson, but the program may be useful in order to learn the basic diagram creation.

163. Skeleton SKATING. Home Winter Olympics skeleton. Total Medal Count 3 1/3. The sled The sport of skeleton utilizes sleds with two runners. The http://www.olympics.org.uk/sports/winter/skeleton.asp

SITE SEARCH WINTER SPORTS ALPINE BIATHLON BOBSLEIGH CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING CURLING FIGURE SKATING FREESTYLE SKIING ICE HOCKEY LUGE NORDIC COMBINED SHORT TRACK SPEED SKATING SKELETON SKI JUMPING SNOWBOARDING SPEED SKATING Home Total Medal Count: The sled The sport of skeleton utilizes sleds with two runners. The frame must be constructed of steel. The same sled must be used in all the heats of the competition. If a damaged skeleton cannot be repaired in time for a heat, the use of a spare sled may be permitted by the competition jury. The Parts The runners must be made of a solid piece of steel, and no plating or coating is allowed. It is not permitted to warm up the runners or use any substance that improves sliding. At the start of the race, the temperature of the runners must be within 4 degrees Celsius of the reference runner, which is exposed to the open air for one hour before the start of the competition. Devices to assist steering or braking are prohibited. Each competitor's shoe may have a maximum of eight spikes on the base of the shoe. The spikes may not be longer than 87 millimeters (about one-quarter of an inch). All competitors must wear helmets with clinglards.

164. Welcome To SLG Publishing An online catalogue and ordering service by the publisher of independent favourites such as Dork!, Johnny The Homicidal Maniac, skeleton Key, True Swamp and others. http://www.slavelabor.com/

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165. Skeleton The skeleton is the framework of the human anatomy, supporting the body and protecting its internal organs. Two hundred and six http://www.american.edu/adonahue/kines1.htm

The skeleton is the framework of the human anatomy, supporting the body and protecting its internal organs. Two hundred and six bones compose the skeleton, about half of which are in the hands and feet. Most of the bones are connected to other bones at flexible joints, which lend the framework a high degree of flexibility. Only one bone, the hyoid, is not directly connected to another bone in such an articulation. It anchors the tongue and is attached to the styloid processes of the skull by ligament. The skeletons of male and female bodies are essentially the same, with the only noteworthy exceptions being that female bones are usually lighter and thinner than male bones, and the female pelvis is shallower and wider than the male's. This latter difference makes childbirth easier. Skeletal System Articular System Surface Anatomy Bones ... Inner body Other Skeleton Links Columbia/HCA : interactive site,great information. You need to download Shockwave SCOI: anterior view SCOI: posterior view Institute of Anatomy of Paris (IAP) ... To Syllabus

166. Melanitis Yiannis/interactive Performances Greek artist who creates interactive performances mostly web connected. In his last work Superhuman, he proposes purposeful mutations on mice as a guide to produce a new flexible human skeleton. http://www.geocities.com/melanitis2001/

works >pleasure machine >predictable lab >biomusic >bio-robotic symbiosis ... links Texts/Theory >Stelarc in Greece >interview [en] >interview ... [gr] Melanitis Yiannis 2003

167. Torino 2006 - Sport - Skeleton skeleton, Mancano 629 giorni. .Biathlon. .Bob. Short track. .skeleton. .Disciplina. http://www.torino2006.org/sport/content.php?idm=100048

168. Anatomical Chart Company Designs and produces anatomical charts, skeletons and models of human body systems as well as gifts and promotional items with an anatomical theme. http://anatomical.com/

VIEW SHOPPING CART CONTACT US REQUEST CATALOG Enter item number, then click "go" ALTERNATIVE BRAIN/HEAD DENTAL DIGESTIVE ... HALLOWEEN PRODUCTS June 6-12 is Headache Awareness Week! On Sale! Budget Brain With Arteries Model On Sale! Diseased Brain in Skull ... The Ear - Organs of Hearing and Balance Anatomical Chart Size is 20" W by 26" H. On Sale! The Heart Anatomical Chart On Sale! The Muscular System Anatomical Chart ... INTERNATIONAL HELP Enter your email address to receive special offers and to be notified about new products! Dealers CLICK HERE to go to the login screen. 2004 PRODUCT CATALOG Request our color retail catalog containing over 500 items. ABOUT US LICENSE / IMAGE USE VIEW SHOPPING CART CHART MOUNTINGS ... SITE INDEX

169. Skeleton Danse, Gothic Dance Party Hello everyone. First off, there will be no April skeleton Danse. Some unforeseen legal matters have come up and until they are http://www.wildhunt.org/skeleton/

Hello everyone. First off, there will be no April Skeleton Danse. Some unforeseen legal matters have come up and until they are settled I'm not going to risk a potential lawsuit that could cripple the Independent Media Center. The IMC is an important community resource and I don't want to hinder it's growth at a time when we are about to achieve so much (including a brand new all-ages venue). The Skeleton Danse has meant quite a bit to me, and I would like to think and hope, quite a bit to many others as well. When I started this event I decided that I would only do it for so long as it stayed fun and vital. I wasn't going to run it into the ground or keep it going when I no longer had the energy or enthusiasm to hold it to the high standards I established for it. I feel we have come to a point where it's time to stop, at least for a little while. Over the past year and a half Skeleton Danse has been fed and helped by several people in the community who gave willingly of their time and resources, these people are the real heroes of the scene. People often joke that I "run" things in the C/U Goth community but really any power I had real or imagined has come from being helped by the people who wanted to see the events I started keep going. People like Jacqueline, Dave, Trae, Andrew C., Andrew R., Cindy, Kristin, Rick, Amy, Aleta, Sarah, Jerry, all our past DJs both local and from out of town and of course everyone who came and paid their three dollars to have a good time and dance.

170. Free Tattoo Flash By Krivolay - Free, Flash, Tattoos, Pictures, For, Sale, Tatto Contains a selection of skulls, skeletons and strange faces. http://tattooflash.dndz.dp.ua

Make money! WEBMASTER$$ Link Exchange? :: Welcome! :: Here you can find free tattoo flash designs, black and white, skulls, tribal, celtic, demons, evil faces and such. They original and fresh, created by me, if you want getting a new or next tattoo, maybe they help you in this. Also explore our tattoo links section for more tattoo flash, if you new in tattoo world - read tattoo FAQ and learn about tattooing. Want subscribe to colourfull tattoo magazines? Simply click on link in menu and take it now. So, enjoy and open your eyes wider... E.Krivolay, artist. :: NEWS :: Links from main page moved on links page. Important notice: This pictures you can use ONLY for personal use, like original designs for your next tattoo, using this designs for commercial purposes is strictly forbidden If you made tattoo with my design, please send me photo with name and address of studio where you made her. Thank you. Evgeniy Krivolay Visit Arts Top100 Top 100 Body Art Sites TOP 10 Hot Tattoo Site Tattoo Spa's Top 100 Tattoo Sites TATTOO GOO tattoo aftercare Impressed? Disappointed?

171. Gesture Lesson 1 -- Skeleton of Figurative Art. Look at the same gestures, only now as a skeleton. The skeleton is the foundation of human form and movement. http://www.art.net/~rebecca/LifeDrawing2.html

Life Drawing Lesson I Gesture The Foundation of Figurative Art Look at the same gestures, only now as a skeleton. The skeleton is the foundation of human form and movement. While we can't see much of it in living people, the skeleton plays a critical role in organizing the shapes, bends and twists of the body. Because of this, rather than just draw what you see of the external structure, I recommend that you first draw what is inside, a stick-like skeleton. Once you get used to this way of thinking, you can start with other approaches, but use the skeleton reference as a helpful guide any time you want to. Gesture Intro Page Skeletal Foundation Stick: The following are the key elements for organizing a "stick" figure: The line of action Three ovals Head, Ribcage, Pelvis Pivot points Long bones ... Contour center lines of front and back torso, and face Projection and volume augmentations: While good as a foundation, the stick figure does not adequately express projection of form, volume, or relative position in space. There is more you can do to express these important factors in the posing model: The shortcomings of the stick figure Showing projection Application of the projection concept to the stick figure Simple volume solutions ... Relative position in space Loosen up: Using the stick figure foundation with the projection and volume augmentations, you can loosely organize an expressive gesture sketch:

172. GA-Walk! A Java software system for evolving walking techniques in artificial skeletons using genetic algorithms. http://www.gawalk.com/

gawalk.com Your browser does not support frames. To view our web site click here: http://www.neuroport.net/gat/ For more information contact webmaster@gawalk.com

173. CNN.com - Philippines Skeleton Could Be U.S. Hostage - October 7, 2001 CNN http://cnn.com/2001/WORLD/asiapcf/southeast/10/07/phil.hostage/index.html

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US/HELP CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe set your edition Languages Spanish Portuguese German Italian Danish Korean Arabic Japanese Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW Philippines skeleton could be U.S. hostage Residents display the wanted poster of Aldam Tilao, also known as Abu Sabaya, of the muslim extremist group Abu Sayyaf By Rufi Vigilar in Manila MANILA, Philippines (CNN) Skeletal remains supposedly belonging to an American hostage of Abu Sayyaf guerrillas are to be examined by United States embassy officials. The officials are expected to arrive in the southern Philippines on Monday. The thighbones suspected to be those of American tourist Guillermo Sobero were recovered Friday in a remote village in Basilan province, 900 km (560 miles) south of Manila, and were flown to a military camp in neighboring Zamboanga City over the weekend. The Abu Sayyaf seized Sobero, American missionary couple Martin and Gracia Burnham, and 17 Filipinos from a beach resort in western Palawan province on May 27 before bringing them to Basilan, a guerrilla stronghold. Abu Sayyaf spokesman Abu Sabaya on June 12 claimed to have ordered Sobero beheaded as an "Independence Day gift" to President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's administration.

174. Internal Anatomy: Skeleton Throughout the skeleton are examples of three types of adaptive modifications rigidity, reduction and redistribution of mass, and modifications of the limbs http://cm27personal.fal.buffalo.edu/birds/anatomy/internal/skeleton.html

Skeleton Musculature Circulatory System Respiratory System Digestive System Links to fiqures open a new browser window on top of the current one. To return to the underlying lesson, close the top window. Skeletal System The skeletal system ( Figure 1 ) is highly modified to meet the structural and energetic demands of flight. Throughout the skeleton are examples of three types of adaptive modifications: rigidity, reduction and redistribution of mass, and modifications of the limbs for flight. Rigidity is increased by modifications of the structure of bones and by fusions between them. To improve balance during flight, most of the muscle mass controlling the wings and legs are located near the center of the body, producing a compact form. Locate the following structures on the mounted pigeon skeletons and note the modifications described below. The bones While maintaining strength, most of the bones are pneumatic, being hollow and filled with air spaces connected to the respiratory system. Internal struts add strength to some bones such as the humerus. Skull The bones of the skull ( Figure 2 ) are generally fused providing protection to the brain while being of light weight. A light, toothless beak replaces the bony, heavy toothed jaw of reptiles. Beaks, of course, can be highly modified for different types of food and feeding behavior. One important vestige of birds' ancestral relationship to reptiles is the jaw joint articulation between the quadrate and articular bones (compare this to the squamosal-dentary joint in mammals). Note the large orbits, as sight is an important sensory mechanism for birds. Within the orbit is the sclerotic ring (this may be absent in your specimen), which helps to support the eyeball. In the posterior part of the skull is a single occipital condyle, which articulates with the first cervical vertebrae. Reptiles likewise have a single occipital condyle, while mammals have four.

175. Roots Of The Mammalian Family Tree Discovery of the skeleton of Jeholodens by Dr. Ji Qiang of the National Museum of China and Dr. Luo's comparative studies have offered new insight into the lives of these early Cretaceous mammals from the Liaoning Formation of China. http://www.carnegiemuseums.org/cmnh/research/jeholodens/index.html

Unearthing the Roots of the Family Tree with Dr. Zhe-Xi Luo An exceptionally well-preserved 125-million-year-old fossil mammal, described recently by the Carnegie Museum of Natural History's Zhe-Xi Luo and his collaborators, Professor Ji Qiang of the Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences, offers new insight on the origin and evolution of mammals. Among the most rare and challenging discoveries for any paleontologist are the early mammals that arose in the shadows of the great beasts of the Mesozoic. Few fossil mammals have survived the ravages of geologic history, and those that have are supremely difficult to find and collect. Most of what we know of the earliest mammals comes from a few fragmentary teeth and jaws, which, because of their durable mineral composition, tend to remain intact when other bones have crumbled. Despite these challenges, Dr.Zhe-Xi Luo, Associate Curator of Paleontology at Carnegie Museum of Natural History, is forging ahead with some of the most important research in the field. In the past two years, Dr. Luo has been involved in two of the most significant discoveries in mammalian evolution, and his recent research on Jeholodens jenkinsi , published in the March 25, 1999, issue of Nature is helping to piece together a dark era in evolutionary history, shedding new light on the origin and interrelationships of early mammals.

176. Pathfinders For Kids: The Skeletal System - The Bone Zone Book Jacket, j612.7 GOO Goode, Katherine skeleton and Muscles Summary Explains the various parts of the human skeleton and different types of muscles and their http://infozone.imcpl.org/kids_skel.htm

Pathfinders for Kids: The Skeletal System - The Bone Zone infoZone Pathfinders Kids' Catalog FindIt ... About Description This pathfinder is a guide to help you find information about the Skeletal System. It includes books, videos, websites and more. Diagram Books Audio Visual Websites ... Related Catalog Searches The Bone Zone The Skeletal System Science Factfile Your bones also manufacture blood cells and store useful minerals. Muscles hold the bones together and allow them to move. Some bones are joined by flexible parts, called moving JOINTS. The smallest bones are in your ear. The largest bone, the femur, is found in your thigh. Bone Quiz Books j611.71 FRO Frost, Helen The Skeletal System Summary: Simple text, photographs, and diagrams introduce the skeletal system and its purpose, parts, and functions. j612.7 GOO Goode, Katherine Skeleton and Muscles Summary: Explains the various parts of the human skeleton and different types of muscles and their functions. Simon, Seymour Bones: our Skeletal System Summary: Describes the skeletal system and outlines the many important roles that bones play in the healthy functioning of the human body.

177. Collagen In The Pterobranch Coenecium Results of the aminoacid analysis of the skeleton of Rhabdopleura and Cephalodiscus. http://www.graptolite.net/collagen.html

Collagen in the pterobranch coenecium and the problem of graptolite affinities William G. Armstrong, P. Noel Dilly, and Adam Urbanek Amino-acid analysis of the extracellular skeleton (coenecium) of two pterobranchs (Hemichordata) Rhabdopleura normani and Cephalodiscus (C.) hodgsoni shows that both contain considerable quantaties of collagenous material with relatively high hydroxyproline and low hydroxylysine levels. The appearance of the fibrous material in the skeleton of pterobranchs, although collagenous, differs from standard EM characteristics of collagen. The fibrous material in the skeleton of Rhabdopleura and Cephalodiscus, although compositionally collagenous in nature, lacks the characteristic ultrastructural features of most collagen fibrils, especially thicker ones. The identification of the collagenous nature of the pterobranch skeleton with the presumed presence of collagen-like material in the periderm of fossil graptolites, taken in conjuction with other data, supports the hypothesis that both groups may be closely related phylogenetically. Published in Lethaia 1984, v. 17, pp. 145-152.

178. 'Skeleton Climbing': Fast Isosurfaces With Fewer Triangles skeleton Climbing fast isosurfaces with fewer triangles. Data Set, Marching Cubes, skeleton Climbing w/o step 4, skeleton Climbing with step 4. http://www.cse.cuhk.edu.hk/~ttwong/papers/sc/sc.html

'Skeleton Climbing': fast isosurfaces with fewer triangles Tim Poston , H.T. Nguyen , Pheng-Ann Heng and Tien-Tsin Wong in Proceedings of Pacific Graphics'97 , Seoul, Korea, October 1997, pp 117-126. Abstract Skeleton Climbing is an algorithm that builds triangulated isosurfaces in 3D grid data, more economically than Marching Cubes, and without the time penalty of current mesh decimation algorithms. Building the surface from its intersections with grid edges (1-skeleton), then faces (2-skeleton), then cubes (3-skeleton), treats the data in a uniform way; this allows a 25% reduction in the number of triangles produced, while still creating a true separating surface at similar speed. Download Paper PostScript: sc.ps.gz (size: 3.2 MB) Acrobat: sc.pdf (size: 2.64 MB) Visual Comparison The following table compares the statistical and visual results of the generated meshes. Data Set Marching Cubes Skeleton Climbing w/o step 4 Skeleton Climbing with step 4 Knot No of Triangles Timing 1.81 sec 1.55 sec 1.61 sec

179. Triebold Paleontology - Dinosaur Casts, Exhibitions, Rentals Provides cast and original vertebrate skeletons for sale or rent. http://www.trieboldpaleontology.com

/* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. */var pageName = "";/**** DO NOT ALTER ANYTHING BELOW THIS LINE! ****/var code = ' '; document.write(' '); document.write('>'); Home Cast Skeletons Cast Tracks Exhibitions ... Links Triebold Paleontology, Inc. provides cast skeletons for sale or to rent , and have two traveling exhibitions available for booking. Whether your institution is looking for a previously undescribed species or if you are a collector interested in adding a superior specimen, we can assist you. If you need it excavated, documented, prepared, restored, reconstructed, molded, cast, mounted or marketed, contact us! LATEST NEWS - April 7th, 2004 Triebold Paleontology Preserve Dinosaur Tracks. Read more about this story here FREE Catalog: Our '200 Specimen Catalog' is now available! Click here to request a copy and have it mailed to you Savage Ancient Seas Exhibit at Bishop Museum: (Updated Feb , 1st): "Savage

180. Dinosaur Expedition 2000, Nova Scotia Daily updates as a 200 million year old dinosaur skeleton is collected from the research site from July 1531, 2000. Fundy Geological Museum, Nova Scotia. http://museum.gov.ns.ca/fgm/lab/dig2000.html

Parrsboro, Nova Scotia July 15 th to July 31 rst This page provides daily updates of an ongoing dinosaur expedition in Nova Scotia, Canada. The goal of Dinosaur Expedition 2000 , is to collect the bones of a 200 million year old prosauropod dinosaur known to be at the research site. You can follow the progress of the dig by checking back here for regular updates. To see the Expeditions Latest Daily Update. Check out the complete list of Updates from the Field. Want to meet the Dinosaur Expedition Field Crew? Dinosaur Expedition 2000 will be focussed on the collection of a prosauropod dinosaur specimen discovered at the site in 1998. This specimen is the third dinosaur specimen to be collected from a small bone bed the Museum researchers have been studying for several years. From this expedition, researchers hope to recover the entire dinosaur skeleton which is currently in danger due to the fast erosion at the site. The tremendously high tides in the Parrsboro area, rising and falling almost 10 meters with each tide, cause the cliff at the research site to erode at an estimated 1 meter per year. This specimen will be another important piece of the story this site has recently revealed. What caused these three dinosaur skeletons to be buried here 200 million years ago? Questions like this will take years to answer, but it all starts with work like

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