81. Jerry Moore's School Talk: Archive Through February 13, 2003 odds and ends. mignon and climbed trees in an open courtyard was inadequately supervised,says a Correctional Service of Canada report. canadian Press, Dec http://www.myshortpencil.com/schooltalk/cgi-bin/show.cgi?tpc=2&post=5407

82. CBC.CA - Everest 2000 - Background background. Facts and Info. odds ends Glossary Links. Laurie Skreslet becamethe first canadian to climb Everest by the South Col route in 1982. http://cbc.ca/everest2000/background/

home shop help contact ... Privacy Statement © 2002 CBC Facts and Info Glossary Links Where in the world? Mount Everest sits between Tibet and Nepal in the Great Himalayas. The Himalayan mountain range runs from the Indus River in Pakistan to the Brahmaputra River in southeast Tibet. It passes through India, Nepal, east India, and Bhutan. The northern range is called the Trans-Himalayas. The southern range has three parallel zones: the Great Himalayas, with the highest peaks (average elevation 6,100 m/20,000 ft); the Lesser Himalayas with 2,130 to 4,570 m (7,000 to 15,000 ft) elevations; and the Outer Himalayas with heights of 610 to 1,520 m (2,000 to 5,000 ft). What's in a name? Mount Everest is named for Sir George Everest, who surveyed India for the British from 1806 to 1843. In 1830 he was named surveyor-general. Before 1865, Mt. Everest was known as "Peak XV." The Nepalese word for Mt. Everest is Sagarmatha, meaning "goddess of the sky." In Tibet, Mt. Everest is called Qomolangma (Chomolangma), meaning "goddess-mother."

83. Canadian Canoe Routes - Resources - Miscellany ok for a web site, so we've put this section in to hold all of the interesting oddsand ends that don't consider this the canadian Canoe Routes 'scrapbook. http://www.myccr.com/SectionResources/Miscellany.htm

Resources Historical Info Humour Quotations ... Trivia Every house in the world has a 'junk drawer.' It's the one where we store all of the odds and ends that don't really have any other place to go. We figure that if it's ok for a kitchen, it's also ok for a web site, so we've put this section in to hold all of the interesting odds and ends that don't fit into the other sections on the site. Here's where you'll find quotes, trivia, historical information ... consider this the Canadian Canoe Routes 'scrapbook By using this information, you are agreeing with this

84. News & Opinion: Odds And Ends (Weekly Alibi . 02-15-99) Timedrelease news capsules from the flipside. http://weeklywire.com/ww/02-15-99/alibi_facts.html

Odds and Ends By Devin D. O'Leary Dateline: South Korea On the plus side, they've got nowhere to go but up. Kuwait's national ice hockey team broke into the record books by giving up an astonishing 79 goals in just two games early last week at the Winter Asian Games in Yongpyong, South Korea. On Sunday, Kuwait lost to China 44-1. On Monday, the team followed it up with a 35-0 shutout against Japan. Although Kuwaiti coach Bruce Smitha Canadian nationaldescribed the loss to Japan as "the longest game of my life," player Al-Ajmi Salem did manage to score the first goal ever by any Arab country in an international hockey match during Sunday's loss to China. "It was a great moment for Kuwait hockey in an otherwise dark day," said Smith. Dateline: Germany A German court ruled last Tuesday that two male slave workers forced into labor by the Nazis during World War II were, indeed, eligible for government pensions. Previously, higher German courts had said that without proper pension contributions being made, no pension could be paid out. In their groundbreaking decision, the Düsseldorf Court for Social Issues ruled that "under the Nazi regime of terror, these criteria would be impossible." The judgment could open the way for other forced laborers to apply for pension payments for the period when they worked as slaves. Dateline: Canada In what was surely a well-planned tribute to the Three Stooges, three suspects made one of the shortest breaks for freedom as they were led from a police van to a court appearance in Ontario last Monday. The trio's spontaneous escape attempt ended a few seconds later when, forgetting they were shackled together, the men passed on either side of a lamp post. The three suspects collided in a comic heap and were quickly subdued by police.

85. - Canadian Hi-Fi ODD ends. MODEL, NOTES, MSRP, PRICE, PICTURE. Audio Prism Power Conditioner,taken as trade in, 1199.95 CDN 7532.04 USD, 979.95 CDN 615.09 USD, http://www.canadianhifi.com/odss.html

86. Carleton North High School oddsn-ends. Do you need homework help? Or do you just want to surf through someinformation about your favorite class? Either way, this is the spot for you! http://schools.brunnet.net/cnhs/OddsnEnds.htm

Carleton North High School Home Handbook Guidance Services Events ... Odds-n-Ends Odds-n-Ends Do you need homework help? Or do you just want to surf through some information about your favorite class? Either way, this is the spot for you! If you know of other great sites, make sure you let us know! Math: Ask Dr. Math Math Forum Homepage Homework Central English: WWWebster's Dictionary Barr's English Class Shakespearian Homework Helper Science: Science Gateway Science Junction Science Made Simple History: Canadian History The Great Canadian History Page Physics: Physics Tutorials Chemistry: Chem 101 French: Volterre General: Educational Links Academic Assistance Helper BJ's Homework Helper Schoolwork.ugh ... Cool Student Resources Computers: Computers In the Classroom

87. Bruce Hutton CGA - Odds And Ends List & Links odds AND ends LIST LINKS. This page is and will be forever under permanent constructionas I find more and more links and try to find places to put them! http://users.vianet.ca/~hutton/oddsends.html

This page is and will be forever under permanent construction as I find more and more links and try to find places to put them! Some links are to cool things I have bumped into along the net, some links are to sites that don't currently fit any topics of my other pages and some are to things that intrigue me (like the stars and space). Some of these links I will eventually move to another page or delete them in some future revision I do. I hope you enjoy them. 4 Free Stuff 007fonts.com Airliners.net Amusement Park Physics ... Yesterdayland.com - Your childhood is here If you have any comments concerning this page,its links, or groups that can be made from them, please e-mail me at the following address: hutton@vianet.on.ca Note to users: All links have been tried by me at least once. Hopefully, they still are valid. Some of the links will leave this site. The linked sites are not under our control and therefore we can not be responsible for the content of any linked site or any link contained in a linked site, or any changes or updates to such sites. These links are displayed as a convenience only and a site's inclusion on this list is not to be construed as any sort of endorsement or recommendation of the site or its content. Page last updated: November 23, 2000

88. World Of Beer 11/98: Kitchen Table Tasting II -- Odds & Ends Kitchen Table Tasting II odds ends. Taste of the Month Some Foods and DrinksMake Bigger Impressions Than Others. Kitchen Table Tasting II odds ends. http://worldofbeer.com/9811/odds.html

N OV/ D EC 1998 V OL.4 N O.9 Stephen Beaumont's Books - Available at BeerBooks.com Go To: Back Issues Current Issue Bright Beer Up-to-date news and views from the World of Beer Kitchen Table Tasting Swedish Beers Taste of the Month Some Foods and Drinks Make Bigger Impressions Than Others What They Said and What I Think Feedback Your Comments, Criticisms and Contributions Selected Events What's Hot in the World of Beer this Month Previous Issues Search the World of Beer Archive Click on any of the book covers below to get ordering information. Stephen Beaumont's Brewpub Cookbook A Taste For Beer Great Canadian Beer Guide A World of Beer Over the past few months, a number of samples have crossed the kitchen table of World of Beer Central but have for one reason or another escaped mention on this page. Here are some of the highlights: Flens Pilsner (from the Flensburger Brauerie of Germany): Light, bright gold with a dense gold head and a lightly sweetish, cereally nose, this fresh-tasting lager reminds me more of a commercial Scandinavian lager than a German pilsner perhaps not surprisingly because Flensburg, where the brewery is located, is about as far north in Germany as you can get. The start is lightly sweet but still crisp, while the body brings forth a nicely balanced taste of clean malt and lightly woody, faintly green hops leading to a dry and refreshing finish. A quencher, but not a complex or particularly intriguing brew. Saku Estonian Porter (a 6.6% ABV porter from the Saku Brewery of Estonia): Amber in colour, this bottom-fermented porter has a sweet and milk chocolaty nose and a lightly spicy (nutmeg) start. The body is creamy and sweetish, with chocolate notes and a bit of cinnamon. A little weak coffee kicks in at the finish, leaving this with a delicate character unlike the other Eastern European Porters I have sampled. An enjoyable beer in an underappreciated style.

89. British North America Philatelic Society - Odds And Ends The BNAPS odds and ends Page. Sign Our Guestbook View Our Guestbook If you areinterested in applying for membership, please check out our application form. http://www.bnaps.org/odds.htm

The BNAPS "Odds and ENDS" Page Sign Our Guestbook View Our Guestbook If you are interested in applying for membership, please check out our application form . If you are a member or have applied for membership, and desire more information, please visit our inquiry form . If you would like to receive brochures or a copy of our prize-winning quarterly research journal BNAPS Topics or BNAPortraitS , please contact the Secretary Links Go Societies Counter on the HOME page courtesy of: http://www.digits.com/web_counter/ This website donated by Robert K. Lane, a member of the HTML Writers Guild. E-mail Comments Return to the Main Menu

90. Odds And Ends odds and ends. Organizations National 4H Council. Ducks Unlimited. Weather TheCanadian Meteorlogical Centre (Environment Canada). Public Weather Forecasts. http://www.cap.lampman.sk.ca/cap/agriculture/oddsends.htm

91. Weekly Alibi . Odds & Ends . 02/17/00 odds ends (January 27, 2000). Search the Alibi archives! Dateline Toronto TheCanadian War Museum has decided not to sell Adolph Hitler's limousine. http://www.alibi.com/alibi/2000-02-17/oddsends.html

by Devin D. O'Leary February 17 - February 23, 2000 Feature Chomsky's Other Revolution An Interview with Noam Chomsky Letters The latest raves, rants and ramblings of our beloved readers. Newscity Parents who let underage kids consume alcohol and illegal drugs in their homes could do time. Newscity Geography Lessons Needed Cap'n Opinion Fear of Flying Cabbages Editorial Archbishop Battles Ignorance Skeletons in the Closet Sagebrush Rebellion 20 Years Ago This Week Old Guy A Crutch Lost On Assignment New School, New Attitude Amy Biehl Charter School Best of the Blotter Lectures, workshops, meetings and other local events for the coming week. (February 10, 2000) (February 3, 2000) (January 27, 2000) Dateline: Papua New Guinea And you thought road rage was bad? A personal dispute in rural Papua New Guinea culminated with one angry man tearing out the eyes, testicles and heart of his neighbor and eating them. Villagers at the Ono Works camp east of Madang watched in horror as Moropia Silkapi, 35, attacked the body of Yakamup Makatu, 55, and cannibalized the choice bits. Apparently the two villagers began arguing earlier in the day. Things reached a fever pitch when Makatu's house burned to the ground. Then the cannibalism began. "Silkapi caught Makatu and smashed his head with a rock, killing him. He then ate him," explained Police Superintendent Ben Simanjon. Silkapi was chased into the bush by villagers and tied to a tree to await police. Unfortunately, Makatu's angry relatives arrived first, killing the hot-headed cannibal. Three of the relatives were arrested.

92. Halton Hills Public Library Teen Odds And Ends odds 'N' ends. Street Cents Find out what's worth buying and what's not in thisCanadian site that is full of fun consumer info for young adults. http://www.library.hhpl.on.ca/teens_odds.asp

Odds 'N' Ends React.com An interactive site for teens covering entertainment, volunteering, games, world issues, music and other topics of interest. A site built for doing, not reading. Street Cents Find out what's worth buying and what's not in this Canadian site that is full of fun consumer info for young adults. Teen Hoopla Great resources for teens! Share your thoughts, submit a book review, get homework help ... lots more! Go Back to Teens Home Page © HHPL 2002 HALINET Catalogue Kids Library Info ... Home

93. Over 101 Helpful Hints - Odds And Ends odds and ends. 125. Please contact the Webmaster Copyright © 19962003 TheCanadian National Institute for the Blind. All rights reserved. http://www.cnib.ca/divisions/nspei/101/odds.htm

Home What's New Search Site Français Over 101 Helpful Hints for Independent Living Odds and Ends 125. To identify keys, put a piece of brightly colored tape, which can be easily seen or felt, around the key. Similarly, put a colored plastic hood (available from hardware and department stores) over the key top. Most places which copy keys have them available in a wide variety of colors. 126. Each household item should have a specific place and should be returned there immediately after use. Don't just drop something! That way you won't have to spend a lot of time looking for it when it is next needed. Encourage other family members to also return items to their proper place. After all, organization makes it easier for everyone to find things! 127. It is not necessary to rearrange furniture in a special way in your home, but some changes may be helpful. For example, a coffee table with sharp edges may be moved out of the main circulation area. Also, remember to keep doors, closet doors, and cupboard doors all the way open or all the way shut. Half open doors are dangerous! 128. Stairs can be hazardous! Mark the leading edge of each step with a paint or non-skid material of a color which contrasts with the stairs themselves. Paint the handrail in a bright contrasting color. It should extend past the top and bottom steps as a guide to know where the steps begin. Use a contrasting color and/or a different texture floor material, such as carpet, on the top and bottom landings.

94. Odds & Ends... odds ends The chairman of the advisory board is none other than Canadianbusinessman Maurice Strong, who headed the UN Earth Summit in 1992. http://www.dixienet.org/spatriot/vol7no4/odds.htm

NAACP Plans Future Boycotts Now that the St. Andrew’s Cross has come down from atop the capitol in South Carolina, the NAACP, while not letting up in South Carolina, has set its sights on other Southern states. Specifically, the states of Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida, that have incorporated Confederate symbols in their state flags, are next in line for boycotts and political pressure. We encourage chapters in these states to gear up for a heated struggle, and to take to heart the lessons taught to the people of South Carolina by their elected Republican leaders and Chambers of Commerce. You might want to visit the SC League of the South website: www.palmetto.org. Let’s get out and put pressure on the politicos and also enlist the support of small businessmen. Let us hope and pray that the ‘law of unintended consequences’ attends the NAACP boycott in other states besides South Carolina. An e-mail correspondent commented on the fact that there is a flip side to the ‘offensive symbol’ argument which the NAACP uses to justify its actions. If the flag offends so many blacks that the government shouldn't display it, isn’t it also true that Lincoln’s image on the five dollar bill offends many Southerners, ‘representing the murders of 624,000 on the North American continent’? Not Enough Work to Go Around ‘If those stimulants to exertion which arise from the wants of the body, were removed from the mass of mankind, we have much reason to think that they would be sunk to the level of brutes from a deficiency of excitements, than that they would be raised to the level of philosophers by the possession of leisure.’

95. A Full Stack Of Literary Odds And Ends A full stack of literary odds and ends. JK Rowling is heading to America the Canadianpart, only, next month and her appearance will draw the biggest http://www.post-gazette.com/books/20000910hoover.asp

A full stack of literary odds and ends Sunday, September 10, 2000 By Bob Hoover , Post-Gazette Book Editor Catching up on the news: Keely Bowers, 31, who teaches creative writing at the University of Pittsburgh and Community College of Allegheny County, is this year's winner of the Nelson Algren Award for Short Fiction presented by the Chicago Tribune. Bowers' story "A Practice Life" won the $5,000 honor in a field of 758 entries. The story will be published this month in the Tribune, which began the competition in 1986 in memory of the popular novelist. A graduate of Pitt's writing program, Bowers has published stories in the Dickinson Review and Creative Nonfiction. She's currently at work on a novel. "This story went through so much rewriting and different endings," Bowers said. "After I submitted it, I thought of making more changes." Bowers is a former student of Pitt writing professor Chuck Kinder, who also taught Michael Chabon in the 1980s. The James Laughlin Award for Poetry this year went to Liz Waldner for her second collection, "A Point Is That Which Has No Part." Granted by the Academy of American Poets, the prize is $5,000. Among the three judges was Lynn Emanuel, poet and head of Pitt's Creative Writing program.

96. Central Hobbies Brass Models Page . Oriental Limited is producing the following CNR K5a Hudson Models forCanadian Hobbycraft.. No road number, $ 500.00 CDN. odds - N - ends. . http://www.central-hobbies.com/products/brass.html

We're your one stop scale model train shop! Brass Models Central Hobbies has a small selection of brass locomotives, passenger cars and MOW equipment. We handle consignment sales. If there is a special item you are looking for, please E-mail us or give us a call. HO Scale Brass O Scale Brass HO Scale Brass We have HO scale brass models in the following categories: Canadian Pacific Railway Canadian National Railway CP Rail PGE / BCR / BC Rail ... Narrow Gauge and Logging Future Release Locomotive or Model Description (Importer / Manufacturer) and Other Notes Price in Canadian Dollars Canadian Pacific Railway CPR P-2 Mikado Rd# 5319 Van Hobbies / Samhongsa. Custom Painted. $ 995.00 CDN CPR G3 Pacific Rd# 2364 Van Hobbies / Samhongsa. Custom Painted. $ 695.00 CDN CPR Dynamometer Car Overland. Factory painted, 1928 era. $ 869.00 CDN C.P.R. H/W Sleeper Baggage Van Hobbies / FM Models (Korea) Steel Sided, Heavy Weight, Custom Painted, # 4481 $ 500.00 CDN KSM Model Series 2.x Steel reinforced CPR Wood Head End Cars Pictures courtesy of Kirlin Scale Models. Used with permission.

97. 90's Odds And Ends http://www.warr.org/odd90s.html

more odds and ends... the 90's Artists reviewed on this page: A Very Special Christmas Live BWP Beck Black Box ... Laura Wolfe This section includes 90's artists we're still getting to know, or acts that are so new they only have one or two records. Plus a few movie soundtracks. If you're wondering, A Tribe Called Quest Babes In Toyland Adrian Belew Babyface ... Wu-Tang Clan and Yo Yo now have new pages of their own. And we've moved the Bamboozled Soundtrack Go-rin-no-sho Plastic Soul Pyramids Of Giza ... Jill Scott and The Showgoats to our new 00's Odds and Ends page. Enjoy... (DBW) Main Page New Additions Pop: 90's 80's 70's 60's ... E-mail JA Various, A Very Special Christmas Live An all-star concert recorded in Washington DC, one of a series of benefits for the Special Olympics. Since most of the obvious Yuletide standards had turned up on earlier Very Special albums, the track list leans heavily on Fifties and Sixties rockers ("Rockin' Round The Christmas Tree," sung by Mary J. Blige with a casual authority that blows the rest of the vocalists away). But there's a fair amount of variety: Vanessa Williams delivers a respectable nightclub jazz take on "What Child Is This?"; Run-DMC serves up their "Christmas In Hollis" (originally written for a previous benefit album).

98. The Pod Bay Door canadian genealogical information; Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites onthe Internet; Where to find canadian used car values online Outer Space. http://www.podbaydoor.com/aodds.html

Functions WEBLOG Computer Electronics Food ... Weather Interests Books Laugh Film Music ... Travel Library Library Quick Reference Internet U Alberta People Finding People Friends My Dad, Artist Me, Musician XYZ Books Read Movies Seen Odds 'n' Ends Personal ... Photos Calendar, Time, Date time and date.com Today's Calendar and Clock Page World Time Server Language and Grammar Dr Grammar Jennifer's Language Page Language Sites on the Internet Strunk's Rules ... World Wide Words - int'l English from a British viewpoint Best Sites, Lists Price's List of Lists 100 Hot Web Sites Reichardt Sites Reichardt Duck Farm Reichardt's Clothing Store - in Des Moine IA Genealogy Ancient Faces - visual geneaology Bob's Your Uncle, eh? - Canadian genealogical information Canadian Genealogy Centre Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet GENUKI - UK and Ireland genealogy RootsWeb.com What's In Your Name? - dictionary of last names My Family Tree These are links to genealogical pages of names of families from which I have descended. Carriere, McCrea and Delisle are on my mother's side of the family. My great-great-grandmother's name was Marie Delisle. She was married to Telesphore McCrea, who was the great-grandson of Duncan McCra, a Fraser Highlander from Scotland, who moved to Quebec in the 1750s. My mother's father was named Jean-Charles Carriere. The closest I can come to a forum on my father's side is Reichart.

99. Famous Earth Scientists - Canadian Famous Earth Scientists canadian Guide picks. George Mercer Dawson(1849–1901) This remarkable geologist, crippled by childhood http://geology.about.com/cs/biographies_can/

zfp=-1 About Homework Help Geology Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Geology with Andrew Alden Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS The Image Gallery Gallery of Peaks Index of Articles ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Famous Earth Scientists - Canadian Guide picks This remarkable geologist, crippled by childhood disease, explored vast tracts of western Canada. Another GSA "rock star." William Dawson (1820–1899) The wide-ranging, pioneering geologist of Canada, a "rock star" profile by the Geological Society of America. Founder of the Geological Survey of Canada and a legendary fieldworker; a biography by the agency he created. William Logan (in French) J. B. Tyrrell (1858–1957) This pioneer of Canadian geology and the Canadian mining industry (and eponym of the Royal Tyrrell Museum) is remembered by the library of the University of Toronto, which has put his papers online. J. Tuzo Wilson (1908–1993)

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