PDF Archive: PDF Search

SDUSAUKPOST 100%

Currently SDU are carrying on with Mike’s mission of showing to the large public what white sharks really are.

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2012/03/27/sdusaukpost/

27/03/2012 www.pdf-archive.com

Swenson-The Frankfurt Cases and Responsibility for Omissions 98%

Sharks:

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2016/12/29/swenson-the-frankfurt-cases-and-responsibility-for-omissions/

29/12/2016 www.pdf-archive.com

A Challenge for Frankfurt-Style Compatibilists 98%

Sharks:

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2016/05/07/a-challenge-for-frankfurt-style-compatibilists/

07/05/2016 www.pdf-archive.com

swenson-A Challenge for Frankfurt-Style Compatibilists 98%

Sharks:

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2016/12/29/swenson-a-challenge-for-frankfurt-style-compatibilists/

29/12/2016 www.pdf-archive.com

AN OPEN LETTER TO: Queensland Premier, Annastacia Palaszczuk Queensland Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Leanne Donaldson Dear Annastacia and Leanne, I hope this letter finds you well. As you may already be aware, today, February 6th, 2016, I will begin a hunger strike with the ultimate goal of increasing the protection of both humans and marine life off the coast of Queensland, by proposing commitments for the state government to transition from the current Shark Control Program to nonlethal alternatives. The reasons for the Hunger Strike: 1. The current Queensland Shark Control Program has a high impact on marine ecosystems off Queensland and does not discriminate between marine animal species. Implemented marine mammal deterrents do not have a high success rate (~40%) and still pose a significant threat to whales and dolphins. The program in Queensland has captured more than 78,000 marine animals since 1962, including several species listed as vulnerable, endangered and critically endangered. The program is now listed as a Key Threatening Process for a number of Queensland species at risk of extinction. 2. The program has been implemented since 1962 and is utilising outdated practices to mitigate sharkhuman encounters at popular beaches. Hundreds of scientists have spoken out over the past few years in opposition to the use of shark nets and drum lines, as there is no sound scientific evidence to suggest that they reduce the risk of shark bite, and there are now several nonlethal alternatives available to replace the current devices. Please consider the below research on the effectiveness of the QLD Shark Control Program, published by Professor & Director, Centre for Marine Futures, University of Western Australia, Jessica Meeuwig. http://theconversation.com/hasqueenslandreallysavedlivesbykillingthousandsofsharks23 437 Scientists such as Daryl McPhee of Bond University and social scientist Dr Chris Neff are also other important individuals to liaise with in regards to the above statement. 3. The devices used in the Queensland Shark Control Program pose a direct threat to beach goers, with the risk of dislodgement of shark nets and drum lines (which caused the drowning death of a young boy in 1992 on the Gold Coast) as well as the risk to rescue crews tasked with disentangling large animals such as whales (one member of the Sea World rescue crew lost half a finger in 2015 during the rescue of a whale entangled in a shark net). ● In May, 2015, 11 shark nets were dislodged off the Gold Coast and Sunshine coast and became a direct threat to hundreds of beach goers, unaware of the dangers that these devices pose when loose. One shark net became dislodged within the surf zone at Burleigh Heads, and hundreds of surfers were in close vicinity of the net over approximately 6 days. http://www.sunshinecoastdaily.com.au/news/wildweatherdislodgessharknetsalongcoast/262 6186/ http://www.goldcoastbulletin.com.au/lifestyle/petsandwildlife/unawaregoldcoastboardridersl uckytoescapedislodgeddrumlinesandnetsafterstorm/newsstory/bef0ba2deb52db423ed9 69f8d7c057e0 ● In November, 2014, a member of the public at Palm Beach contacted me after discovering a drum line floating at his local beach, while he was swimming in the surf zone with his young daughter there was no public announcement regarding the dislodgement of this drum line. Another risk that the shark nets present is a ‘false sense of security’ for locals and tourists who are largely misinformed about how the shark nets and drum lines work. Many are under the impression that the nets enclose the entire beach, creating a 100% safe zone for swimmers and surfers. This of course is not the case and since 1962 there have been more than 30 instances of sharkhuman incidence on Queensland beaches with shark nets and drum lines implemented, one of these was fatal. Source: http://www.sharkattackfile.net/spreadsheets/GSAF5.xls I will be entering into a hunger strike by refraining the consumption of all food and liquid with the exception of water, beginning at 9am on Saturday the 6th of February, 2016. The strike will continue until commitments are met by the Queensland State Government/ Department of Primary Industries to fund nonlethal alternatives and to commit to a phase out of current lethal devices over the coming years. Requested commitments: • A commitment of funding matching the NSW State Governments’ recent funding commitment into the trial and implementation of nonlethal alternatives along Queensland popular beaches over the coming years. • A commitment to phase out shark nets and drum lines along the Queensland coast over the coming years. Until the Queensland State Government meets the above commitments, the hunger strike will continue. I would be more than happy to travel to meet with either the Queensland Premier and/or the Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries to discuss the above. I hope your consideration of the above information results in the most optimal outcome for both humans and Queensland’s iconic marine wildlife, which contributes so much to the state’s tourism economy and intrinsic values. Kind regards, Nicole McLachlan

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2016/02/13/open-letter/

13/02/2016 www.pdf-archive.com

The Frankfurt Cases and Responsibility for Omissions 97%

Sharks:

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2016/05/07/the-frankfurt-cases-and-responsibility-for-omissions-1/

07/05/2016 www.pdf-archive.com

NRL 2016 Draw 95%

Sharks 1300Smiles Stadium (FOX) 7:30pm 6:30pm #NRLCowboysSharks Sunday, Mar 6 STADIUM (NETWORK) ADST LOCAL HASH TAG Roosters vs.

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2016/06/03/nrl-2016-draw/

03/06/2016 www.pdf-archive.com

SW-Activity-Sheet-2016 94%

17” X 11” 5 TRIM 25 10 SHARK-INFESTED WORD SEARCH 50 Did you know there are over 400 species of sharks?

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2016/06/14/sw-activity-sheet-2016/

14/06/2016 www.pdf-archive.com

2017 SHGFC Classic 91%

TAG AND RELEASE Only official Tournament Tags are to be used and shark tags must be used for tagging sharks – please collect tags from the Tagmaster on Friday evening at the briefing - $20 deposit required.

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/02/21/2017-shgfc-classic/

21/02/2017 www.pdf-archive.com

Basket Madness - Calendario Senior 90%

Sheet1 Campo sud 07/24/17 07/25/17 07/26/17 07/27/17 20:00 Li chiccherò – Squadra di Pagliariccio 20:30 Veregra Street Sharks – Team Kiappetto 21:00 Gli isotopi di Springfield – Daffy Duck Atletico Pastura – Deportivo la scarogna 21:30 Deportivo la scarogna – Corrado Macerata Corrado Macerata – Squadra di Pagliariccio Gli isotopi di Springfield – Veregra Street Sharks Squadra di Pagliariccio – Atletico Pastura 22:30 Li chiccherò – Orlando Tragic Li chiccherò – Deportivo la scarogna Corrado Macerata – Atletico Pastura Squadra di Sagripanti – Veregra Street Sharks Li chiccherò – Corrado Macerata Squadra di Bovari – Team Kiappetto 23:00 Gli isotopi di Springfield – Team Kiappetto Orlando Tragic – Atletico Pastura 23:30 Squadra di Pagliariccio – Deportivo la scarogna Squadra di Sagripanti – Squadra di Bovari 24:00 Li chiccherò – Atletico Pastura Gli isotopi di Springfield – Squadra di Sagripanti Daffy Duck – Team Kiappetto Squadra di Bovari – Gli isotopi di Springfield Veregra Street Sharks – Daffy Duck Daffy Duck – Squadra di Sagripanti Orlando Tragic – Corrado Macerata Page 1 Team Kiappetto – Squadra di Sagripanti Orlando Tragic – Deportivo la scarogna Veregra Street Sharks – Squadra di Bovari Orlando Tragic – Squadra di Pagliariccio Squadra di Bovari – Daffy Duck

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/07/18/basket-madness-calendario-senior/

18/07/2017 www.pdf-archive.com

2017 telopea qualifying meet results by event 90%

Swimming ACT - For Office Use Only License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 6.0 - 10:34 PM 5/11/2017 Page 1 2017 Telopea Summer Meet - 4/11/2017 to 5/11/2017 Results Event 1 Men Open 200 LC Meter Freestyle Name 1 Nathan Meacham 27.69 57.89 1:28.08 57.58 1:28.02 57.94 1:29.17 57.32 1:29.13 2 Elliott Irwin 26.80 3 Ethan Crisp 27.74 4 Max Piroch 27.12 5 Matthew Galea 28.00 58.94 1:31.69 1:00.63 1:32.97 58.14 1:31.03 59.75 1:32.40 6 David Allen 29.05 7 David Tabke 27.90 8 Ryan Wilkes 28.63 9 Samuel Herraman 29.48 1:00.99 1:34.00 10 Connor McDonald 29.16 1:01.71 1:34.55 59.78 1:33.33 11 Jack Benson 28.26 12 Drew McJannett 29.30 1:01.51 1:35.38 13 Skinny Gavel 30.29 1:02.72 1:36.59 14 Blake Bennie 29.35 1:02.13 1:36.31 1:01.12 1:35.95 15 Joshua Reed 28.74 16 Cameron Dodd 28.74 1:02.30 1:37.99 1:04.45 1:38.92 1:03.23 1:38.43 17 Mirko Rado 30.67 18 Zane Hayes 29.91 19 Liam Hughes 1:02.55 1:39.10 20 Luke Gearing 29.44 1:03.12 1:39.38 1:02.14 1:37.49 21 Sam Archer 28.67 22 Lawrence Potapenko 31.05 1:04.98 1:40.72 23 Andre Ferreira 29.97 1:03.97 1:39.57 24 Nicholas Allnutt 30.64 1:05.23 1:41.08 25 Wil Donaldson 30.78 1:05.26 1:41.21 1:06.26 1:41.26 26 Alex Amon 31.70 Age Team 18 Ulladulla 1:57.63 17 Ginninderra 1:58.90 16 Kinross Wolaroi 2:00.10 16 Geelong 2:00.27 15 Blacktown City 2:04.16 17 Laverton 2:04.54 15 QT Swimming 2:04.67 15 Randwick City 2:04.77 16 Wollongong 2:06.21 15 QT Swimming 2:06.68 15 Nepean Aquatic 2:07.19 15 Randwick City 2:08.68 15 Ginninderra 2:09.98 15 QT Swimming 2:11.04 13 Novocastrian 2:11.07 16 Mingara Aquatic 2:12.72 15 Randwick City 2:12.78 15 Randwick City 2:13.07 17 Novocastrian 2:14.16 16 Novocastrian 2:14.31 15 Blayney 2:14.42 15 Novocastrian 2:14.59 13 Macquarie Fields 2:14.94 14 Tuggeranong Vikings 2:15.52 12 Griffith 2:15.60 14 Tuggeranong Vikings 2:15.77 Seed Time Finals Time 1:56.79 1:57.63 2:04.18 1:58.90 1:59.47 2:00.10 2:01.22 2:00.27 2:02.72 2:04.16 2:03.14 2:04.54 1:58.56 2:04.67 2:02.24 2:04.77 2:07.25 2:06.21 2:09.50 2:06.68 2:04.87 2:07.19 2:12.08 2:08.68 2:14.66 2:09.98 2:11.69 2:11.04 2:08.72 2:11.07 2:09.87 2:12.72 2:18.69 2:12.78 2:16.37 2:13.07 2:22.00 2:14.16 2:15.16 2:14.31 2:14.54 2:14.42 2:14.90 2:14.59 2:15.95 2:14.94 2:15.19 2:15.52 2:19.48 2:15.60 2:21.66 2:15.77 Swimming ACT - For Office Use Only License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 6.0 - 10:34 PM 5/11/2017 Page 2 2017 Telopea Summer Meet - 4/11/2017 to 5/11/2017 Results (Event 1 Men Open 200 LC Meter Freestyle) Name 27 Tiaan Kulkens Bedian 30.68 1:04.65 1:40.49 28 Benjamin Varela 31.00 1:05.56 1:40.95 1:03.98 1:42.67 29 Haci Can 30 Joshua Patterson 31.18 1:06.41 1:43.51 31 Leo Astridge 31.90 1:08.35 1:44.97 32 Andrew Sabishchykov 30.31 1:05.85 1:44.39 33 Benjamin Stokes 33.95 1:11.93 1:49.22 34 Matthew Cooper 1:11.26 1:50.16 35 Austin Letran 1:08.00 1:48.24 36 Cameron Smith 30.41 1:07.44 1:47.74 Age Team 13 Wyndham City Sharks 2:15.86 13 QT Swimming 2:16.62 16 Mingara Aquatic 2:18.41 14 Wyndham City Sharks 2:20.59 12 Randwick City 2:21.16 15 Randwick City 2:22.31 17 Woden 2:26.52 15 Tuggeranong Vikings 2:27.22 14 Bathurst City 2:27.52 16 Blacktown City 2:28.12 Seed Time Finals Time 2:19.20 2:15.86 2:21.93 2:16.62 2:22.00 2:18.41 2:22.00 2:20.59 2:22.00 2:21.16 2:20.01 2:22.31 2:22.00 2:26.52 2:22.00 2:27.22 2:22.00 2:27.52 2:16.90 2:28.12 Event 2 Women Open 200 LC Meter Freestyle Name 1 Lucy McJannett 28.44 59.50 1:31.58 2 Samarah Melia 29.55 1:02.25 1:35.44 3 Abbey Slaughter 29.80 1:02.34 1:37.33 4 Sophie Groves 31.12 1:04.09 1:37.80 5 Caitlin Huell 29.60 1:03.36 1:38.13 6 Emmason McCurley 29.36 1:02.72 1:37.05 7 Clare Meacham 30.35 1:03.81 1:38.67 8 Chelsea Pheeney 30.12 1:03.46 1:38.24 1:04.67 1:39.56 1:04.33 1:39.22 9 Casey Abel 30.11 10 Sian Dyer 30.95 11 Oriane Villiers 30.97 1:05.12 1:40.23 1:03.65 1:39.46 12 Ruby Goto 30.28 13 Heidi Astridge 31.23 1:06.25 1:41.39 14 Rachel Crawford 30.79 1:04.36 1:39.76 15 Maddy Fairlie 31.21 1:04.96 1:40.17 Age Team 19 Randwick City 2:03.86 15 Randwick City 2:08.52 17 Nepean Aquatic 2:10.12 15 Canberra 2:10.22 15 Wyndham City Sharks 2:11.11 16 Wyndham City Sharks 2:11.27 16 Ulladulla 2:11.69 13 Ulladulla 2:13.19 15 QT Swimming 2:13.94 16 Ginninderra 2:14.13 18 Ginninderra 2:14.46 14 Randwick City 2:14.79 14 Randwick City 2:15.00 17 QT Swimming 2:15.02 15 Randwick City 2:15.08 Seed Time Finals Time 1:59.95 2:03.86 2:08.39 2:08.52 2:06.89 2:10.12 2:07.86 2:10.22 2:11.87 2:11.11 2:11.10 2:11.27 2:12.31 2:11.69 2:15.01 2:13.19 2:10.36 2:13.94 2:12.66 2:14.13 2:10.27 2:14.46 2:17.48 2:14.79 2:20.23 2:15.00 2:15.85 2:15.02 2:14.73 2:15.08 Swimming ACT - For Office Use Only License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 6.0 - 10:34 PM 5/11/2017 Page 3 2017 Telopea Summer Meet - 4/11/2017 to 5/11/2017 Results (Event 2 Women Open 200 LC Meter Freestyle) Name 16 Maddison Neill 31.00 1:05.26 1:41.14 1:05.91 1:41.21 17 Emily Jones 31.11 18 Amelia Laudenbach 31.59 1:05.88 1:41.34 1:05.44 1:40.90 19 Fiona Yu 31.25 20 Taylah McCluskey 31.08 1:05.19 1:40.84 21 Jade Howard 30.84 1:05.35 1:41.38 22 Charlotte Forti 31.21 1:06.61 1:43.16 1:07.23 1:44.11 1:08.16 1:44.75 23 Hannah Hill 31.44 24 Jessica Lee 32.59 25 Georgia Manning 31.85 1:07.72 1:44.51 26 Rianna Squires 31.70 1:07.82 1:45.21 27 Jade Browne 31.58 1:07.67 1:44.48 28 Sophia Lemon 32.23 1:08.01 1:44.86 1:07.77 1:45.69 29 Hannah Hall 31.79 30 Sophie O'Meara 31.93 1:07.98 1:44.84 31 Bianca Mathews 31.96 1:08.23 1:46.35 32 Phoebe Varela 31.60 1:06.37 1:44.98 33 Chelsea Tapply 33.69 1:11.13 1:49.32 1:07.83 1:45.77 34 Amy Lucas 31.56 35 Jaime Patterson 31.07 1:08.17 1:46.65 1:10.98 1:49.16 1:09.88 1:48.24 1:11.30 1:49.90 36 Sophie Mills 33.40 37 Kayla Jones 33.08 38 Lucy Piva 33.75 39 Alexie Boulton 33.33 1:10.36 1:48.47 40 Caitlyn Mortimer 33.78 1:11.05 1:49.18 41 Amy Gasnier 33.19 1:11.18 1:11.32 Seed Time Finals Time 2:18.47 2:15.72 2:10.62 2:15.76 2:13.68 2:16.02 2:21.87 2:16.33 2:13.25 2:16.60 2:13.46 2:17.16 2:22.20 2:19.08 2:19.59 2:19.91 2:16.74 2:20.06 2:20.60 2:20.43 2:22.63 2:20.53 2:16.97 2:20.55 2:16.47 2:21.05 2:20.10 2:21.51 2:22.07 2:21.87 2:19.58 2:22.39 2:23.71 2:23.72 2:23.84 2:23.82 2:20.55 2:24.46 2:23.12 2:24.82 2:22.93 2:24.87 2:21.92 2:25.18 2:24.83 2:25.49 2:29.00 2:25.95 2:27.77 2:26.01 2:25.37 2:26.24 2:24.36 2:26.38 2:26.24 15 Ulladulla 42 Karla McPherson 33.90 Age Team 13 Randwick City 2:15.72 14 Novocastrian 2:15.76 17 Tuggeranong Vikings 2:16.02 14 Randwick City 2:16.33 15 Canberra 2:16.60 15 Randwick City 2:17.16 13 Nepean Aquatic 2:19.08 12 Picton 2:19.91 15 Woden 2:20.06 16 QT Swimming 2:20.43 16 Canberra 2:20.53 16 Kinross Wolaroi 2:20.55 13 Tuggeranong Vikings 2:21.05 15 Ginninderra 2:21.51 15 Ginninderra 2:21.87 14 Wyndham City Sharks 2:22.39 15 QT Swimming 2:23.72 14 QT Swimming 2:23.82 18 Dapto 2:24.46 16 Wyndham City Sharks 2:24.82 15 Dapto 2:24.87 14 Ginninderra 2:25.18 12 Canberra 2:25.49 17 QT Swimming 2:25.95 14 Dapto 2:26.01 12 Woden 1:48.86 2:26.38 Swimming ACT - For Office Use Only License HY-TEK's MEET MANAGER 6.0 - 10:34 PM 5/11/2017 Page 4 2017 Telopea Summer Meet - 4/11/2017 to 5/11/2017 Results (Event 2 Women Open 200 LC Meter Freestyle) Name 43 Margaret Campbell 31.95 1:09.41 1:48.51 44 Lauren Wolsey 30.43 1:06.14 1:45.52 45 Gabrielle Waller 34.22 1:11.33 1:49.99 46 Sophie Ferenczi 34.45 1:12.54 1:51.14 1:13.10 1:51.78 47 Olivia Reid 35.36 48 Charlotte Royal 34.35 1:12.14 1:51.54 49 Desi Kapodistrias 35.32 1:13.81 1:52.30 50 Emma Cooper 34.00 1:12.40 1:50.95 1:14.31 1:52.44 51 Zara Imhoff 35.72 52 Jasmine Fawer 34.47 1:12.76 1:52.42 1:10.40 1:50.54 53 Lucy Young 32.98 54 Caitlyn Chandler 34.62 1:13.02 1:52.05 55 Caitlin McGraw 33.73 1:11.76 1:52.07 56 Mackenzie Fogg 34.14 1:12.49 1:52.04 57 Hannah Healey 34.25 1:13.22 1:52.58 58 Tayla Howard 33.51 1:13.07 1:53.06 59 Michelle Fawer 34.97 1:12.74 1:52.28 60 Kiara Richardson 33.69 1:11.97 1:52.61 61 Emily Mulqueeney 34.18 1:12.60 1:53.30 62 Alana Hinkley 34.51 1:13.29 1:54.23 63 Charlotte Garner 33.80 1:14.02 1:55.49 64 Myah Ambrose 32.97 1:12.03 1:55.22 --- Jordyn Parritt 34.12 1:11.97 1:50.34 Age Team 15 PLC Aquatic 2:26.64 15 Nepean Aquatic 2:26.66 17 Tuggeranong Vikings 2:27.15 13 Randwick City 2:28.94 12 Ginninderra 2:29.03 12 QT Swimming 2:29.07 15 Randwick City 2:29.17 15 Tuggeranong Vikings 2:29.63 13 Ginninderra 2:30.33 13 NC Aquatic 2:30.34 16 Geelong 2:30.63 15 Novocastrian 2:30.83 15 Wyndham City Sharks 2:30.89 12 Cronulla 2:31.02 12 Randwick City 2:31.19 13 Randwick City 2:31.59 13 NC Aquatic 2:32.08 13 Randwick City 2:32.41 15 Dapto 2:34.15 15 Wyndham City Sharks 2:35.77 17 Ginninderra 2:35.92 15 Dapto 2:39.30 13 Tuggeranong Vikings DQ Seed Time Finals Time 2:22.31 2:26.64 2:17.05 2:26.66 2:32.81 2:27.15 2:30.08 2:28.94 2:28.84 2:29.03 2:29.29 2:29.07 2:33.00 2:29.17 2:25.14 2:29.63 2:29.75 2:30.33 2:27.83 2:30.34 2:33.00 2:30.63 2:30.92 2:30.83 2:30.93 2:30.89 2:30.92 2:31.02 2:33.00 2:31.19 2:33.00 2:31.59 2:31.24 2:32.08 2:33.00 2:32.41 2:31.93 2:34.15 2:33.00 2:35.77 2:18.95 2:35.92 2:33.00 2:39.30 2:24.18 DQ Event 3 Men 14 &

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/11/09/2017-telopea-qualifying-meet-results-by-event/

09/11/2017 www.pdf-archive.com

Preyed-Upon-Sharks 90%

Report on Incidences of Sharks Attracted to Dead Marine Life in Drumlines and Shark Nets - Queensland Information source - Department of Fisheries and Forestry, Queensland Government Species Location Beach Details of Incident Net or Drumline?

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2016/02/13/preyed-upon-sharks/

13/02/2016 www.pdf-archive.com

Witness statistics report Jan -June 2017 FINAL for partners 90%

1 Loan sharks can ruin lives:

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/08/18/witness-statistics-report-jan-june-2017-final-for-partners/

18/08/2017 www.pdf-archive.com

FLL 2016 Animal Allies Graphical Score Sheet rev3 89%

Team # : _________________ R eferee : ___________________ Round : _________________ Table :

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/01/08/fll-2016-animal-allies-graphical-score-sheet-rev3/

08/01/2017 www.pdf-archive.com

final 88%

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2014/10/06/final/

06/10/2014 www.pdf-archive.com

GCTC March 2016 Newsletter 85%

His area of expertise is the sensory biology of sharks and rays with an emphasis on the electrosensory system.

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/08/09/gctc-march-2016-newsletter/

09/08/2017 www.pdf-archive.com

2015 June 84%

Respectfully submitted by Jan Smirnow, Secretary Sharks Teeth in Palm Beach PALM BEACH, Fla.

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/08/09/2015-june/

09/08/2017 www.pdf-archive.com

distance learning programs 83%

This program focuses on comparing and contrasting African penguins (birds), Golden Lion tamarin monkeys (mammals), and sharks (fish) by discussing how they breathe (air versus water), where they live (habitat), body coverings (feathers, fur, scales), what they eat, and specialized structures (beaks, tails, fins).

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/10/30/distance-learning-programs/

30/10/2017 www.pdf-archive.com

Euros-Bitcoin2014SponsorshipandExhibitorOpportunities1 82%

Sponsorship and Exhibitor Opportunities Bitcoin 2014:

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2014/02/26/euros-bitcoin2014sponsorshipandexhibitoropportunities1/

26/02/2014 www.pdf-archive.com

42903 F&F Spring2014 Txt R2 76%

DECOYS &

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2016/09/23/42903-f-f-spring2014-txt-r2/

23/09/2016 www.pdf-archive.com

AV 29 - In the Service of the Filipino People 76%

However, as an organization committed to community service through various health promotion and health maintenance activities, the Order of Asclepius participated in a medical mission organized by the Sharks Basketball Club in Bacolod City as part of its commemoration of this year’s Independence Day.

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2015/06/14/av-29-in-the-service-of-the-filipino-people/

14/06/2015 www.pdf-archive.com

BUNEEC External Packet 76%

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/12/14/buneec-external-packet/

14/12/2017 www.pdf-archive.com

BIG SKY NETWORK Issue #2 71%

Week 1 Ranking Rank Change New Ranking Lincoln Rapiers* 1 0 1 Swarming Giant Hornets 2 0 2 Beverley Bay Packers 15 12 3 3 -1 4 Southern Statesmen Manitoba Huskies 12 7 5 Church Langley Chargers 19 13 6 Mannin Roughriders 10 4 6 7 -1 8 Los Santos Sun Devils Surrey Sharks 12 3 9 Gettysburgh Generals 11 1 10 Tallahassee Titans 6 -5 11 Webster Weasels 19 7 12 St Louis Shadows 21 9 12 Newcastle Eagles 4 -10 14 Knaresborough Knights 5 -10 15 Newmacher Patriots 32 16 16 Baltimore Irish 28 11 17 Washington Stormers 26 8 18 Amarillo Sixtysixers 8 -11 19 Maryland Massive 9 -11 20 Arizona Maroons 14 -7 21 Sevilla Phoenix 16 -6 22 Rickmansworth Rivets 17 -6 23 Port Royal Buccaneers 18 -6 24 Rapid City Rushmores 21 -4 25 Stars Hollow Devils 23 -3 26 Granite City Surfers 24 -3 27 25 -3 28 Thurlby Rhinos Washington Warriors 27 -2 29 Pacific Coast Fire 29 -1 30 Anchorage Bombers 30 -1 31 New York Bulldogs 31 -1 32 *I KNOW.

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2016/10/09/big-sky-network-issue-2/

09/10/2016 www.pdf-archive.com