Microsoft Word - FINAL AddendumVII_Feb2012

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• Living fossils
• Xiphosura
• Intracoastal Waterway
• States of the United States
• Horseshoe crab
• Atlantic horseshoe crab
• Chesapeake Bay Watershed
• Red Knot
• Crab
• Geography of the United States
• United States
• Taxonomy

William T. Hornaday Lapel Pin and Knot Order Form Silver-plated pin Gold-plated pin Allure

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• State taxation in the United States
• Square knot insignia
• Lapel pin
• Birmingham Small Arms Company
• Tax
• Business
• Public economics
• Economy of the United Kingdom
• Advancement and recognition in the Boy Scouts of America
• Badges
• Sales taxes in the United States

The Olde Mill Inn at Basking Ridge  The Knot’s "Best of Weddings”  3 year’s and running! 2009 ­ 2007  Each Moment Perfect and Every Detail flawless  ….From Intimate to Grande 

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• Basking Ridge
• New Jersey
• Culture
• Wedding
• The Knot
• Bride

The Basics: Casting and Knots by Dennis Tubbs Casting is an important part of fishing. If you cannot cast to the right spot, the world’s best bait will not help you catch fish. Here are two ways to cast.

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• Knot
• Casting
• Fly fishing
• Palomar knot
• Recreation
• Improved clinch knot
• Outdoor recreation

The Gordian knot for rural and remote mental health services: developing Early Intervention Psychosis services for Ontario’s north Chiachen (Chi) Cheng, MD, FRCP(C), MPH Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist1,2

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• Psychopathology
• Psychosis
• Early intervention in psychosis
• Psychosocial rehabilitation
• Mental disorder
• Schizophrenia
• Community mental health service
• Early childhood intervention
• Psychiatry
• Medicine
• Mental health

by Steve Whinham Knots are often the weakest link in our fishing tackle. Many fish have been lost because of a poorly tied knot. Use the off-season, or time between fishing trips, to practice tying knots. Materials * Pie

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Finding the Strait of Gibraltar (advanced) STUDENT WORK SHEET Name:_______________ You are the navigator of a submarine that has been submerged for 12 hours and traveling at 16 knots

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• Transport
• Inertial navigation system
• Dead reckoning
• Knot
• Nautical mile
• Miles per hour
• Guidance system
• Navigation
• Technology
• Measurement

Finding the Strait of Gibraltar (Basic) STUDENT WORK SHEET Name:_______________ You are the navigator of a submarine that has been submerged for 12 hours and traveling at flank speed

Source URL: usnavymuseum.org

• Inertial navigation system
• Dead reckoning
• Knot
• Guidance system
• Nautical mile
• Navigation
• Technology
• Transport

Discover Your World With NOAA Tied Up In Knots “Topmen, aloft!” sang out the commodore in a piercing voice that rose above the screaming wind and roar of the sea. “Take in the topgallants and royals!”

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• Knots
• Bowline
• Stopper
• Reef knot
• Figure-eight knot
• Sheet bend
• Clove hitch
• Anchor bend
• Rolling hitch
• Scoutcraft
• Scouting
• Ropework

Tongues of Fire Peter Levine All manner of thing shall be well When the tongues of flame are in-folded Into the crowned knot of fire

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