One presentation included a live elephant.
One presentation contended that volcanoes emitted far more carbon dioxide than human activities like the burning of fossil fuels.
One presentation suggests ways the firm, International Health and Medical Services, can "grab from 'the excuse bag'" when it misses government targets.
One presentation piece for the Assembly Rooms is a large, exquisitely detailed sectional rendering of the central axis of the main front.
One presentation acknowledges Tor was "created by the US government" and is "now maintained by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)", a US freedom of expression group.
One presentation, titled 'Tor: Overview of Existing Techniques', also refers to making efforts to "shape", or influence, the future development of Tor, in conjunction with GCHQ.
One presentation was by Lt. Gen. Ronald T. Kadish, director of the Ballistic Missile Defense Organization, who reported on successful test last month of an interceptor to shoot down ballistic missiles.
One presentation, published in redacted form in the Guardian, claimed the system allowed NSA analysts to query "nearly everything a typical user does on the internet", including the content of emails, websites visited and searches, as well as their metadata.
One presentation given to various African governments this year by Rene Weber, a lobbyist for the American methyl bromide industry, shows a pair of satellite images of the ozone hole that forms each austral spring over Antarctica.
One presentation that gathered interest was the launch of Amicus Post.
One presentation submitted to the commission around 8,500 likely duplicate votes across 21 states.
