Geometry.Net - the online learning center
Home  - Basic_S - Spiders Societies & Associations
e99.com Bookstore
  
Images 
Newsgroups
Page 2     21-40 of 95    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | Next 20
A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z  

         Spiders Societies & Associations:     more detail
  1. Spider Thread

21. Spider Page
International Federation of associations of Anatomists (IFAA) Yates askedthose societies which cannot pay the membership dues, owing to national
http://www.ifaa.net/MintsO.htm
International Federation of Associations of Anatomists (IFAA)
Minutes of the General Assembly (1994), Lisbon, Portugal The General Assembly of the International Federation of Associations of Anatomists was convened according to the Constitution of the IFAA and held during the XIV Federative International Congress of Anatomy, on Wednesday, July 27, 1994, in Room 3 of the Convention Center of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, in Lisbon, Portugal. The Secretary General requested that all delegates, representing the voting members of the IFAA, sign the attendance sheet, which was circulated and returned to the headtable. The officers and delegates of the associations of anatomists, whose names and signatures are contained in the attendance document, were the following:
  • Prof. D.J. Riches (Anatomical Society of Great Britain and Ireland) Prof. M. Herrmann (Anatomische Gesellschaft, Germany) Prof. Colin Wendell-Smith (Anatomical Society of Australia and New Zealand) Prof. A.B. O. Desain (Anatomical Society of West Africa) Prof. P. M. Motta (Italian Society of Anatomy)

    • 22. Societies
    ARACHNODATA is a longtime member of below arachnological societies associations and spiderclubs etc. consult the Arachnology-homepage.
    http://www.arachnodata.ch/societie.htm

    Arachnological societies
    ARACHNODATA is a longtime member of below arachnological societies:

    23. Associations/NCState-AgNIC
    Specific Entomological associations Organizations. Arachnida. American TarantulaSociety, tarantulas, other spiders, scorpions other arachnid orders
    http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/agnic/sys_entomology/people/associations.html
    NC S TATE A G NIC S YSTEMATIC E NTOMOLOGY A GUIDE TO ONLINE INSECT SYSTEMATIC RESOURCES Home People, Places, Associations search Resources by Scientific Name
    Select Order Anoplura Blattaria Coleoptera Collembola Dermaptera Diplura Diptera Embiidina Ephemerida Grylloblattaria Hemiptera Heteroptera Homoptera Hymenoptera Isoptera Lepidoptera Mallophaga Mantodea Mantophasmatodea Mecoptera Megaloptera Microcoryphia Neuroptera Odonata Orthoptera Phasmida Phthiraptera Plecoptera Protura Psocoptera Raphidiodea Siphonaptera Strepsiptera Thysanoptera Thysanura Trichoptera Zoraptera Resources by Common Name
    Select Name Alderflies Ants Antlions Aphids Barklice Bees Beetles Booklice Bristletails Bugs Butterflies Caddisflies Cicadas Cockroaches Crickets Damselflies Dobsonflies Dragonflies Earwigs Fleas Flies Fishflies Footspinners Gladiators Gnats Grasshoppers Hangingflies Hoppers Firebrats Katydids Lacewings Lice Mantids Mayflies Mites Moths Mosquitoes Owlflies Psyllids Sawflies Scorpionflies Silverfish Skippers Snakeflies Spiders Springtails Stoneflies Termites Thrips Ticks Wasps Webspinners Whiteflies
    Arachnida Diptera Lepidoptera Odonata

    24. Directory Of Entomological Societies: Africa
    South African Federation of Bee Farmers associations Branches/Affiliates 1Main Branch (Johannesburg); 2 Cape Spider Group; 3 KwaZulu/Natal
    http://www.sciref.org/links/EntSoc/Africa.htm
    Directory of Entomological Societies: Africa
    This page contains the listing of entomological societies for Africa. The following countries are represented on this page:
    You may skip to the Introductory Page, to the listing for any specific country or geographic region, or to the Society Name Index by choosing on one of the following links:
    BURKINA FASO
    Entomological Society of Burkina Faso
    • Website: data not present
    • Address: D. Traore / Station de Farako-ba / 01 BP 910 / Bobo-Droulasso 01 / BURKINA FASO
    • E-mail: dtraore@fasonet.bf

    25. Directory Of Entomological Societies: Asia And Australia
    Federal Council of Australian Apiarists associations Branches/AffiliatesSix regional groups Tokyo Spider Study Group (homepage at
    http://www.sciref.org/links/EntSoc/AsiaAust.htm
    Directory of Entomological Societies: Asia, Australia and Oceania
    This page provides the listing of entomological societies for Asia, Australia and Oceania. The following countries are represented on this page:
    You may skip to the Introductory Page, to the listing for any specific country or geographic region, or to the Society Name Index by choosing on one of the following links:
    AUSTRALIA
    The Australian Entomological Society, Inc. (1965)

    26. Gardens, Gardening & Garden Links : The WWW Virtual Library For Gardening
    Subject Area Gardening Pages, societies associations. Horticultural Sites,Publishing. Plant Databases, Directories of Nurseries Catalogs
    http://www.gardenweb.com/vl/
    The WWW Virtual Library Gardening Links
    This page is flamingo friendly!
    Table of Contents General Gardening Sites International Gardening Sites Regional U.S. Gardening Sites Subject Area Gardening Pages

    27. Australian Science And Technology
    associations and societies. Australian Agricultural Industry Bodies associations and societies. Society for Growing Australian Plants
    http://www.nla.gov.au/oz/sciencew.html
    @import url(/stylesheets/nlaweb-tertiary.css); @import url(/stylesheets/find.css); SEARCH: HOME CATALOGUE ASK US GUIDES ... REGISTER FIND FOR HELP ABOUT US VISIT US SHOP
    Australian Science and Technology On the Internet
    Home Guides This is a selective list of Australian science and technology Internet sites.
    Australian Science
    Below is a selective list of major Australian science organisation sites. They provide information on Australian science resources and organisations as well as providing links to other useful sites both in Australia and overseas. Australian Academy of Science
    Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science (ANZAAS)
    Australian Foundation for Science
    Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO)     ...
    Standards Australia: Australia's national Standards organization
    Subject Listing of Sites
    Agriculture History of Australian Science Astronomy and Astronautics Manufacturing Science ... Biology, Bioscience, Biochemistry

    28. Spider
    ecology, habitat associations and other aspects of the biology of the majority of The Comity of spiders, Volume 1. The Ray Society, London. 228 pp.
    http://www.biology.ualberta.ca/bsc/news18_1/spider.htm
    Newsletter of the Biological Survey of Canada (Terrestrial Arthropods)
    Volume 18 No. 1, Spring 1999
    Canadian Spider Diversity and Systematics General information and editorial notes News and Notes
    Activities at the Entomological Societies' Meeting
    Summary of the Scientific committee meeting
    EMAN National Meeting
    MacMillan Coastal Biodiversity Workshop     ... Back to top Robb Bennett
    British Columbia Ministry of Forests, 7380 Puckle Road, Saanichton BC V8M 1W4
    Introduction
    It can be stated accurately that spiders are to be found everywhere (with apologies to William Morton Wheeler who originally made this claim for ants). Spiders, unique among all organisms in their modes of silk production and usage and of reproduction, are common (if often inconspicuous) predatory arthropods in all terrestrial and many aquatic ecosystems throughout Canada. From marine intertidal zones to tundra and rocky peaks, and all points between, the ardent araneologist is always close to a wealth of species and numerous specimens of great intrinsic and biological interest. Among all organisms, spiders form the seventh largest order. Furthermore, spiders are ruthless storm troops in the matriarchal anarchy that is the arthropod world: theirs is the most diverse, female-dominated, entirely predatory order on the face of the earth. As such, spiders are key components of all ecosystems in which they live. Fig. 1. Male Cybaeus multnoma Chamberlin and Ivie (RTA Clade, Dictynoidea, Cybaeidae).

    29. Articles -- REHACARE
    Politics and Legal Issues Travel Sports societies and associations Photo An artificial spider and a brush; linked to the article Artists with
    http://www.rehacare.de/cipp/md_rehacare/custom/pub/abstract/press,lang,2/oid,295
    skip head navigation and menu
    skip head navigation
    top.shortlogin = 40; skip menu
    Main Menu
    • News News
      Articles
      show headlines only
      Choose a category... all categories
      General
      Auxiliary Means
      Culture Politics and Legal Issues
      Travel
      Sports
      Societies and Associations
      RNID: UK Television Channels more Accountable
      For the first time Ofcom, the communications regulator, had published figures for the number of subtitled programmes for 70 television channels in the UK. The charity RNID has praised Ofcom for making UK television channels more accountable than ever. The results, from Ofcom, mean deaf and hard of hearing consumers are now able to make more informed decisions when choosing to buy certain cable or satellite packages, and can opt against those whose subtitling figures are low. Mark Morris, Head of Parliamentary and European Affairs at RNID, says: "It is great news that some television channels, such as Sky News and Disney, are far exceeding the legal minimum subtitling requirements. However, it is disappointing to see that the music channels have not even started to subtitle any of their programmes in the first quarter.” "The fact that many channels are so easily meeting their targets simply demonstrates that Ofcom's minimum requirements set the bar too low. With reduced subtitling costs, we expect Ofcom to strengthen the minimum targets for subtitling when its Code is reviewed next year."

    30. Internet And Marketing [Nanyang Technological University Library]
    Reports, surveys, papers and statistics associations and societies Journals Registration of Web Site using Web Promotion Spider in many Free Search
    http://www.ntu.edu.sg/lib/mktg/int-mktg.htm
    Internet and Marketing
    A collection of resources to information on internet facilitated advertising and marketing and its relation to business, promotional sites, statistical and internet growth information Reports, surveys, papers and statistics Associations and Societies Journals and Newsletters Guides and Resources ... Directories and Mailing Lists Related topic: E- Commerce
    Reports, Surveys, Papers and Statistics
    • Check this!
      Worldclass       offers link-by-link commentary on what it considers the top 500 sites dealing with global enterprise. The site highlights the best, and provides some relevant news.
      CyberAtlas :internet statistics and market research
      Up-to-date source for Internet market research. Here you'll find a summary of all available Internet data including market size, growth, forecasts, demographics, plus information on such markets as advertising, banking/finance, commercial online services, Internet service providers. Resources section provides direct links to organizations referenced to via reports online. eStats from eMarketer Online statistics on Ad revenues, Usage patterns, Geography, Market size and growth, demographics, and eCommerce.

    31. BioDirectory.Net - Biological Sciences Search Engine
    The George Wright Society A nonprofit association of researchers, managers,administrators, Find out more about Biology of spiders Biology of spiders
    http://www.bioinformatics.vg/cgi-bin/odp/index.cgi?base=/Science/Biology/Ecology

    32. GenSource Exclusively For Genealogists
    Our genealogy directory does not spider and index the complete site. genealogical societies and associations, researchers, software, books,
    http://gensource.com/

    GenSource     Common Threads: Description Advance Search F.A.Q. Add your ancestor ... Site Map
    I Found It: Advance Search New Listings List by Categories Add your site ... Site Map GenSource Genealogy Tools: Overview Common Threads I Found It! IFI Archives ... Genealogy All-in-one-search Search GenSource for in Surnames - Common Threads I Found It's Genealogy Web Directory GenSources' Archive Resources Advertising - Subscribe to Ancestry.com
    - Search Historical Records
    - Find Locality Resources
    - Build Your Family Tree     ...
    - Shop Ancestry.com
    This site provides the online genealogist with databases
    to assist them with their research online. Search multiple genealogy databases - Complete one form to search some of the most extensive genealogy databases on the web. Browse I Found It by category We only list genealogy sites in our directory. Our genealogy directory does not spider and index the complete site. Try a simple search or browse all the listings within one of the 150 genealogy related categories. Census Indices - over 2,800 sites containing census data online sorted by geographic location.

    33. Science Fiction Resource Guide: Fiction
    Previous Fandom societies, clubs, associations, and archives Three authorsyour maintainer recognized right off the bat were Spider Robinson,
    http://www.sflovers.org/SFRG/sfrgo.htm
    Science Fiction Resource Guide
    Updates are handled by Chaz Boston Baden . Please read the Frequently Asked Questions before you write. Rev. 04-Nov-2001
    Fiction
    Top: Table of Contents
    Previous: Fandom - Societies, clubs, associations, and archives
    Next: Serial Fiction and Ongoing Stories     Please see also: Archives containing Science Fiction and Zines, Magazines and Web E-Zines On-Line Books Page (upenn.edu) and Alex: a catalogue of electronic texts on the Internet (infomotions.com) There's some sf and fantasy on these indexes, including Frank L Baum, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Bram Stoker, Jules Verne and H G Wells. [Updated Oct 2001] *Some professional-quality fiction is starting to show up on the Internet, for example some authors are putting a few published stories on-line, and there are a number of new sites devoted to telling stories via web pages - usually in serial form. The line between Web E-zines and serial fiction has been blurring lately; if a web e-zine is just telling one story in installments, I'll list it under Serial Fiction . And publishers have been putting sample chapters of new books on-line for a while now, see

    34. Welcome To The Indianapolis Zoo & Gardens
    gardening associations, plant societies, and a host of other interesting topics . AABGA(American Association of Botanical Gardens and Arboreta)
    http://www.indyzoo.com/content.aspx?cid=286

    35. Wwuvita
    Membership and Offices Held in Professional societies and associations Disgust Sensitivity and Contamination Fears in Spider and bloodInjection-Injury
    http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~knecht/wwuvita.html
    Curriculum Vitae
    Ronald A. Kleinknecht, Ph.D.
    Western Washington University
    December 2001 Academic Preparation     Ph.D. - Clinical Psychology, Washington State University, 1969 Intern and Resident in Medical Psychology, Department of Medical Psychology,
    University of Oregon Medical School, 1968-1970 M.S. - Psychology, Washington State University, 1996 B.A. - General Studies, Washington State University, 1964 Professional Experience
      Professor, Department of Psychology, Western Washington University
        -July 1, 1979 - present - Interim Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, January, 2000 - present -Department Chair, 1990 - 2000 Clinical Psychologist, Sehome Behavioral Health, Bellingham, WA. Psychological Service specializing in anxiety disorders. Affiliate Professor, Department of Dental Public Health Sciences, University of Washington, 1982-present. (Research and consultation concerning coping with dental pain and anxiety) Clinical Lecturer, Department of Oral Surgery and Oral Medicine, Faculty of Dentistry, University of British Columbia, 1974-present. (Lecture and consultation in anxiety, pain control and clinical psychopharmacology.) Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, Western Washington University, 1973-June 30, 1979

    36. Arthropods Information Sources
    Xerces Society. Specific. Butterflies and Moths, associations InternationalSociety of Arachnology. Arachnids Terminology. spiders Terminology
    http://www.exploratorium.edu/ls/infosources/ArthropodsInfo.html
    Arthropods
    Web Information Sources for Educators.
    An Exploratorium Learning Studio Resource Guide This page is intended to be a quick guide to only a few resources.
    See your local library for more information on this topic. All links on this page have been evaluated for quality Official Agency Pages Associations Periodicals / Magazines / Journals Publication Directories ... Other Useful and Interesting Sites Living arthropods
    Includes information from the above categories. Arachnids
    Ex : Scorpians, Spiders, Ticks. Chilopods and Diplopods
    Ex : Centipedes and millipedes. Crustaceans
    Ex : Barnacles, Crabs, Garden sowbugs, Lobsters, Shrimp. Insects
    Ex : Ants, Bees, Butterflies Merostomata
    Ex : Horseshoe crabs Related Pages Biology Invertebrates Paleobiology
    Official Agency Pages
    United States National Museum of Natural History Department of Entomology Systematic Entomology Laboratory (USDA) Walter Reed Biosystematics Unit (WRBU)
    Associations
    Directories Iowa State Entomology Index: Societies General International Heteropterists' Society Xerces Society Specific Butterflies and Moths, Associations

    37. Benefits Of Tribal Membership
    People in the urbanized societies still try to keep a tribal affinity, Of course, sports and hobbies do often lead to tribelike associations.
    http://www.topology.org/philo/tribe.html
    benefits of tribal membership
    tribal membership is a good thing
    how to achieve urban tribal membership
    todo lists require tribal or village membership
    the spider/ant sociability scale     ...
    the next species after humans when the asteroid cometh
    tribal membership is a good thing 2005-6-27: So often, people in the European countries (including the USA, Canada, Australia etc.) have used the word tribal in a negative sense to denote some sort of backwardness. However, it seems to me that tribalism is absolutely essential to a healthy mind. People in the urbanized societies still try to keep a tribal affinity, but it is difficult to do, and people who lose their tribal connections go mad. In most of the European countries over the last 100 years, the extended family has been replaced with the nuclear family, and in the last decade the move has been more towards the atomized household unit, namely the one-person house. This has not just had the effect of putting up house prices enormously. It also drives people completely bonkers. Human beings really do need to have a complete tribe to belong to, not just a couple, not just a nuclear family, and not just an extended family. People need a whole tribe. For psychological equilibrium, everybody needs a tribe.

    38. Belgian Report On The Implementation Of The Programme Of Work For The Global Tax
    The African spider collection is also one of the world s most important. These societies and associations provide support to scientific research and
    http://bch-cbd.naturalsciences.be/belgium/implementation/documents/thematicrepor
    Belgian Report on the Implementation of the Programme of Work for the Global Taxonomy Initiative
    Introduction to the report Contracting Party: BELGIUM National Focal Point: Full name of the institution: Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences
    Name and title of contact officer: Dr J. Van Goethem
    Mailing address: CBD and GTI Focal Points, Department of Invertebrates, Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences, Rue Vautierstraat 29, B-1000 Brussels
    Telephone:
    Fax:
    E-mail:     jackie.vangoethem@naturalsciences.be
    Contact officer for this report (if different)
    Name and title of contact officer: Dr A. Franklin
    Mailing address: Same as above
    Telephone: +32 2 627 45 87
    Fax: +32 2 627 41 41 E-mail: anne.franklin@naturalsciences.be Submission Signature of officer responsible for submitting national report: J. Van Goethem Date of submission: September 2004 Please provide summary information on the process by which this report has been prepared, including information on the types of stakeholders who have been actively involved in its preparation and on material which was used as a basis for the report.
    • May 2004: the CBD / GTI focal point prepares a first draft of the report June-August 2004: this first draft is submitted for consultation to colleagues within the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences.

    39. MYCOLOGY AT LSU
    He continued working with Panamanian spiders for many years. The InternationalAssociation of Botanical and Mycological societies (IABMS) General
    http://lsb380.plbio.lsu.edu/Home.html

    40. Southwest Societies
    Types of ceremonial associations found in most Pueblo societies where SpiderWoman showed him to the kiva of the Great Snake, who controls all the
    http://courses.washington.edu/anth310/southwst.htm
    SOUTHWEST CULTURE AREA INTRO Southwest culture area has been defined various ways, from highly restrictive (agricultural societies of Ariz and New Mex) to very broad (area between Great Basin and MesoAmerican Civilizations) Given extensive cultural linkages throughout this larger area, makes sense to think in terms of broader boundaries, though this makes SW the most culturally diverse of the 10 culture areas of Native No. America Geographically, SW includes almost all of the present states of Ariz. and New Mex, plus W Texas, SE corners of Calif. and Nevada, and much of No. Mexico (esp. Sonora) Environmentally, has some similarities to Great Basin, but in general has more dependable water sources, plus warmer climate, resulting in widespread agriculture and resulting cultural developments Since SW includes both well-preserved ruins ("cliff dwellings") and substantial present-day native populations with many distinctive customs (Pueblo and Navajo), it is strongly associated with "Indian" in popular consciousness What is less often recognized in popular image of SW is substantial cultural and ecological diversity present in aboriginal (and contemporary) Indian societies Cultural diversity generally classified into three main cultural divisions: 1) Puebloans (Hopi, Zuni, Tewa, Keresan, etc.): peoples inhabiting villages of adobe apt. houses, practicing intensive horticulture, and with highly structured social organization and ritual

    A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z  

    Page 2     21-40 of 95    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | Next 20

    free hit counter