41. Sports And Recreation a lure to children and adults alike is roller blading. People, particularly children,wearing roller blades and the one county, one recreational farm project http://www.gio.gov.tw/taiwan-website/5-gp/yearbook/chpt23-10.htm

Taiwan 2002 Sports and Recreation Outdoor Recreation "Adventure sports" such as surfing, scuba diving, and sailboarding are gaining popularity around the island as a result of interest generated by classes, rental shops, and clubs. Even gutsier activities such as paragliding and bungee jumping are also attracting brave souls not scared off by the danger or expense. A less thrilling but equally trendy sport that has become a lure to children and adults alike is roller blading. People, particularly children, wearing roller blades and skating to their heart's content is now a common scene in parks and playgrounds. A variety of fishing activities have also gained in popularity. In addition to seaside fishing, there are also many private ponds where people can fish for a small fee. Sea parks and aquariums have also been set up around the island in Kenting, Taipei, and Penghu. The Council of Agriculture has selected 50 qualified counties and cities around the island to carry the "one county, one recreational farm" project, which is aimed at uniting ecology, scenery, livelihood, agricultural development, and community culture. (Photo by Chen Yi-yu) Organized recreational activities are offered all year round by groups like the China Youth Corps ¤¤°ê«C¦~±Ï°ê¹Î. On weekends and holidays and during summer and winter vacations, the corps offers young people diverse outdoor activities like parachuting, rafting, skiing, and mountaineering. Each year it also organizes mock military exercises, back country hiking and camping, talent camps, and safari-style adventures for teenagers and young adults alike. For those who prefer indoor activities, the corps arranges arts and craft courses, such as guitar workshops, knitting courses, and painting classes. There are also self-improvement programs, including management courses, vocational workshops, and psychological counseling.

42. Pier 4 And Bayfront Park linkages maximize the visitor's experience and participation in a range of activitiessuch as walking, cycling, roller blading, fishing and recreational boating http://www.rbg.ca/fwhrp/pier_4_bayfront/factsheet_pg2.htm

PIER 4 PARK A total of $2.2 million has been invested in the redevelopment of Pier 4 Park featuring an interactive water play area, looking out pier, sand beach, washroom building, parking lot, shoreline enhancement, landscaping, and extensive pedestrian and bicycle linkage to the surrounding harbourfront precinct. An 80 foot decommissioned tugboat serves as the centre piece of an interactive water play area and forms the active focal point for Pier 4 park. The tugboat offers unique opportunities for imaginative play which will ignite any child's imagination. A dramatically curved lookout pier is another exciting feature. This elevated wooden pier includes a protected sun shelter, strategically located benches, and offers visitors remarkable views of the surrounding marinas and parkland. The project also entailed the relocation and renovation of an historic building constructed in 1870. The building houses accessible public washrooms and public conference room. The lower level and an outside dry sail storage compound is used by the Hamilton Bay Sailing Club. Car parking is available for 55 cars. Landscaping consists of manicured areas of sod and shrubbery with extensive use of native plant material. Some existing trees were preserved and over 100 new trees have been planted. All visitors can enjoy safe accessibility to the enhanced shoreline and a small beach near the tugboat feature. Pedestrian and bicycle pathways provide linkages with the surrounding marinas and Bayfront Park. These linkages maximize the visitor's experience and participation in a range of activities such as walking, cycling, roller blading, fishing and recreational boating.

43. Yaledailynews.com - Skaters Relish End Of Night Restrictions hours of 700 am and 700 pm In his proposal to amend the ordinance, Civin notedthat, rollerblading is not only an extremely popular recreational sport, it http://www.yaledailynews.com/article.asp?AID=8911

44. Recreation Oppotunities to be used for walking, biking, horseback riding, cross country skiing, roller blading,and/or snow recreational Opportunities at Grand Valley State University. http://www.allendale-twp.org/recreation opportunities.htm

45. CENTURY 21 Winter Park Real Estate - Lance Gutersohn 800-567-0313 recreational Activities. Dog Sledding Sleigh Riding, Dining, Bird Watching, MusicFestivals, Hot Air Ballooning, Hiking, roller blading, Mountain Climbing http://www.thefairwaysatpolecreek.com/recreation.html

General Information Homesite Information Contact Us Recreational Activities Skiing - Two ski areas are located within minutes. Winter Park - One of the largest and most popular ski areas in Colorado. Sol Vista - A large family oriented ski area. Golf - Four courses are located within minutes but we surround the highest ranked 27-hole mountain course in Colorado. The greens' fee for our lot owners is only $30 for 18 holes. Fishing - Grand County is famous for its fishing and Gold Medal streams. This is where Dwight Eisenhower spent his summer vacations fishing. Water Sports - Grand Lake, which is the largest and most historic, natural, mountain lake in Colorado, is just minutes away. Adjacent to Grand Lake is Shadow Mountain Reservoir and Lake Granby. Sailing, fishing, boating, and water skiing are all available. National Park - Rocky Mountain National Park, one of the nations most beautiful National Parks is located just minutes away, featuring scenic drives and some of the best hiking trails in the nation. Mountain Biking - Grand County refers to itself as the mountain biking capital of America. Hundreds of miles of trails are available.

46. Gf-tab23 It would be nice to have a recreational facility on a year round basis. indoors, There needs to be more indoor rec facilities golfing, roller blading, etc http://www.und.edu/dept/rls/gf/gf-tab23.htm

Table 23. Themes in Open-Ended Responses/Comments from Respondents. Theme Exemplary Quotes Satisfied with Park District facilities and programs "Very good park board. What wasn't available for my two older kids is now available for younger kids." "Good job with the slide and golf courses and Ulland Park." "The Park District has been doing a good job of offering a variety of activities and facilities for people of Grand Forks. Continuing to do so will help make our city a good place to live and draw new residents to Grand Forks. This in turn will provide additional funds to expand activities and facilities." "We have lived in the area for 1 1/2 years. When we moved here, we were impressed with the amount of parks and recreational activities GF has." Need for teen/youth activities "We must keep the youth of Grand Forks here - they are our future. As young kids grow and don't want to go with their families, we have to make sure that all areas of the city, not just the south end, have access to safe recreational areas, preferably indoors in the winter." "Need more recreation opportunities (programs and facilities) for teenagers. Need more indoor recreation

47. Recreational Sites 2 acres of recreational space including two ponds and a 6' x 25 This trail can beused for walking, jogging, rollerblading, bicycling and cross-country skiing. http://www.town.avon.ct.us/Public_Documents/AvonCT_WebDocs/recreationsites

Recreational Sites Recreational Sites Avon has many parks and trails that are maintained by Avon Recreation and Parks Dept. (860) 409-4332. Trail information can also be obtained from the Town Planning and Zoning Office (860) 409-4328. For location of parks, check the town Recreation Map. Alsop Meadows is a largely undeveloped and unsupervised natural area consisting of 46.20 acre of woods and open meadows. Used for walking, hiking, jogging, cross-country skiing, canoeing (launch site available), and camping (with permission). Garden Plot Program is located here. Part of the Forestry Management Program. Open dawn to dusk year round. Access parking is between Nassau's Furniture Store and Apple Healthcare on Waterville Road (Rt. 10S) and East Main Street (Rt. 44). Countryside Park , located at 335 Huckleberry Hill Road, provides access to 13. 2 acres of recreational space including two ponds and a 6' x 25' building which is available with a full kitchen and fireplace for recreation classes and non-profit public meetings and functions and rental by private groups. The park is open from dawn to dusk year round. The building is available from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. year round. Fisher Meadows, located on Old Farms Road near the intersection of Tillotson Road and adjacent to the Farmington River, is made up of 233 acres consisting of a lake for fishing, undeveloped areas for walking, hiking, jogging, cross-country skiing and camping (with permission). Part of the Forestry Management Program. Four softball/baseball fields open 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. April 1 to November 15. Four all-purpose soccer fields open 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. April 1 to November 15; a double-sided soccer kick wall and a pavilion available April 1 - November 15.

48. OR Online BILL NORTHROP Video games, the Internet, skateboarding, roller blading, bicycling and hockey enteredthe picture. Surrounding townships expanded their recreational programs. http://www.observer-reporter.com/302249372397555.bsp

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49. Amenities There is a full compliment of recreational options for active children and ourvigorous guests, all within an easy walk of the beach and the roller blading. http://www.beachwalkresort.com/amenity.htm

SALES AND RENTALS HIGHLIGHT SEARCH GUESTBOOK ... Things to do [ Amenities ] Transportation Lake Michigan Sunsets Lake Michigan Beach Tennis ... Putting Green Beachwalk Rresort Community Michigan City, Indiana Basketball Court Fishing Pond Roller Blading ... Indiana Dunes Putting Green You will find that there are many things to do at Beachwalk to make your getaway simply perfect. There is a full compliment of recreational options for active children and our vigorous guests, all within an easy walk of the beach and the cottages. Walking down the Beachwalk boardwalk in the Spring is rather like opening an unexpected present. What lies beyond the ecological wrapping and beautiful flowered bow is the beach that changes in its size and shape with each season. Summer brings a wide array of outdoor activities, but we also offer some appealing ways to do nothing at all. Relax on the porch, retire to the pool, lounge on the beach with a good book, unwind with a leisurely stroll around the historic duneland, or soak up the spectacular sunsets over Lake Michigan and linger on the silvery sand as the lake turns inky blue against the starlit night. Swimming season may be just about over for most people but at Beachwalk the beach season is still going strong. The heated pool or warmer waters of Lake Kai offer swimming options long after Lake Michigan's waters are too chilly for your toes. Enjoy bird watching as hundreds of birds, rarely seen in the midwest, migrate south and converge in the area of Beachwalk. The colors of fall are as spectacular here as in upper Michigan. And for those football fans, Beachwalk is ideal for "football weekends"

50. Local Community Resources To Enhance Activities, IRCA Articles, Access Autism students with a variety of options for leisure and recreational activities. Playgroundplay; Gymnastics class; rollerskating; roller-blading; Ice-skating; Sledding; http://www.iidc.indiana.edu/irca/SocialLeisure/communitRes.html

Local Community Resources to Enhance Activities Contributed by Kim Davis Communities offer an array of opportunities for all of us to become involved in recreational activities and to develop relationships with others. Families of people with disabilities may need to fully investigate as many options as possible for recreational outlets. The first step is to identify the interests of the person you are supporting. From there, begin to explore the community for various organizations or associations which match that interest and begin to attend their meetings. Some of these resources may not be typically associated with people with disabilities. The following lists will hopefully trigger creative thinking regarding ways in which to access and utilize community resources. The lists are by no means complete, but present some ideas about where to go to connect with your community regarding the varied interests of the individuals you are supporting. Groups: Organizations: Business: Chamber of Commerce, Neighborhood business associations, Trade groups Charitable: Red Cross, Cancer Society, United Way, Big Brothers, Big Sisters

51. The Friends Of Alum Creek And Tributaries demand for outdoor activities such as jogging, walking, biking, and roller blading;aswell as provide opportunities for passive recreational pursuits such as http://www.westerville.k12.oh.us/North/slcalum/

Welcome to the Friends of Alum Creek and Tributaries Website The Friends of Alum Creek and Tributaries (F.A.C.T.) is a local organization within the Columbus area. Mission Statement: To forge a better understanding of and appreciation for the role waterways play in our environment, resulting in their long-term protection and enhancement. Components of a Successful Greenway G reenways integrate a variety of objectives. These include alternative transportation, active and passive recreation, water quality enhancement, and habitat preservation. An effective greenway also provides community and regional identity; and can provide open space for linking passive recreational activities such as hiking, jogging, bird watching, biking and picnicking. Greenways also provide shelter that is critical for species survival, protect the beauty of natural landscapes, and preserve streams and wetlands in their natural state (MORPC 1997). The Franklin County Greenways Plan identifies six components of a successful greenway. Alum Creek provides all of the elements of a multi-objective greenway. Enhances Community Identity Riverfronts and stream corridors are geographic features that are unique to each area, and can provide a sense of place and identity to the region (MORPC 1997).

52. Untitled Document pool You can take part in * The SCUBA diving club * Swimming lessons * Synchronizedswimming * Summer swim club * recreational roller blading There are summer http://www.northumberland.org/content/Rec_page.html

Recreational Activities 339 Elgin Street Cobourg Phone: 905-372-0161 Fax: 905-372-0807 Cobourg's YMCA is a great place to go to learn a skill, build self esteem and get in shape. Inside you'll find : * Gymnasium * 25 metre swimming pool * On deck whirl pool * Steam rooms * Personal conditioning centre The gym is used for recreational sports children's programs and fitness classes. The pool is used for aqua fitness programs, swimming lessons and recreation. The whirlpool is a great place to go to relax and soothe soar muscles (great for after a workout) The steam rooms are located in the adult change rooms. The personal conditioning centre, located on the 2nd floor, is equipped with the latest in cardio, cross training and weight training equipment. While there you can play squash, soccer, basketball and volleyball as well as participate in yoga, running programs, Fitness Instructor's courses, CPR and First Aid Courses.

53. Schedule & Activities recreational rooms and lounges in the residence hall are equipped with racquetball(bring safety eyewear); roller blading (bring helmet, wrist guards, and knee http://www.edopp.mtu.edu/sap/yp/fall/syp/syp_schedule_and_activites.htm

Today at YP Contact Parent's Corner YP Home ... Certificate Award Weekly Schedule Sunday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m Registration, West Wadsworth Hall 5:00 p.m. Dinner, Wadsworth Hall Cafeteria 6:00 p.m. Mandatory orientation meeting for commuters and live-in students 6:45 p.m. Commuter "Get-to-know-you" meeting 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. Recreational activities 10:00 p.m. "Get-to-know-you" meeting, on assigned floor with your counselor. Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Explorations (includes lunch break from 12:00-12:45) Friday 4:30 p.m. Checkout begins Saturday 7:30 a.m. Breakfast 8:00 a.m. - Noon Checkout continues Noon Program officially ends for the week Typical Weekday Schedule Mornings 7:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. Breakfast 9:00 a.m. - Noon Exploration Sessions Noon - 12:45 p.m. Lunch Afternoons 1:15 - 4:30 p.m. Exploration Sessions 4:30 - 6:00 p.m. Dinner Evenings 6:00 - 10:00 p.m. Recreational Activities / Study / Relaxation 10:00 p.m. On Assigned Floor 10:30 p.m.

54. No Greater Peace Exists Then That Of The Road Gliding Away From Faithful to my new hobby I went roller blading with my best friend everyday. The most commonly used one of these is the recreational skate. http://web.nwe.ufl.edu/~mnorcia/f01/mkramer/rollerbladerep.html

Six different types of skates and skaters exist: The most commonly used one of these is the recreational skate. These are typically designed with a plastic boot to hold the ankle firmly and have wheels that allow a large degree of control. These are the ones I prefer to use. The second type is the hockey skate. These are constructed like ice-hockey skates. They are made of stitched leather and they lace up for a very close fit. They have wheels designed for the very quick movements of this sport. The third type is the speed skate. Speed skates have five wheels, a long wheel base, and a low-cut leather boot. They typically have no brake. These are usually for very experienced skaters and racing. The fourth type is the freestyle skate. Most moves that are done on the ice can be done with these inline skates. The boot is similar to ice figure skates, but uses a pick stop mounted on the frame. The fifth type is the fitness skate. These skates are similar to recreational skates. They are usually lighter, have a lower- cut boot, and have larger wheels. They can also be used for cross-training. Last but not least is the aggressive skate. These skates are made for doing stunts on ramps and rails. They have smaller wheels, grind plates, and are constructed to withstand extreme use.

55. Injury Topics Playground eqiupment, Dec 01, View, 69. Poisoning children, Jul 00, View,recreational water injuries, Dec 98, View, 51. roller blading, Nov 95 May02, http://www.qisu.qld.gov.au/topics.htm

Injury Topics What's NEW! Presented below is a list of injury topics QISU has published as fact sheets, Injury Bulletins or special reports. Some of these are available directly from this website. To view them click on "view" below. All files are stored in PDF format. To view these files you must have installed on your computer Adode Acrobat Reader which is available free of cost from Adobe. For other topics just click on "request" and we will send you the information by fax or post. Topic Date Obtain article Number Asphyxia in Young Children Sept 02 View Baby Walkers Jun 00 View Fact sheet Back Injuries at Work Apr 97 Request Bicycle Injuries Jan 00 View Bites and Stings Feb 01 View Boating /Recreational Dec 98 Request Burns and Scalds Aug 99 View Burns - Contact Electrical Aug 97 Request Carpenters and Joiners - occ Aug 96 Request Central Queensland Oct 96 Request Central West Queensland Nov 95 Request Children's Injuries - 4 Apr 97 Request Children's Injuries - high falls at home Dec 97 Request Children's Injuries - in the home Jun 01 View Children's Injuries - intentional Feb 97 Request Children's Injuries - low speed runover Dec 97 View Children's Injuries - mortality Oct 97 View Children's Injuries - Qld Deaths View Web page Christmas Day Feb 97 Request DIY - Home Maintenance Oct 98 View Dog Bites Jun 02 View Fact Sheet Drowning child non-pool in Qld Oct 01 View Drowning - toddlers in Qld Nov 00 View Drowning - toddlers in Qld 1992-2001 Nov 02 View Drowning - toddlers, pool fencing

56. TESS - Document Display rugby, soccer, field hockey, roller blading, roller hockey, skate snow shoes; skateboards;ice skates; roller skates; ski snow sleds for recreational use; snow http://www.rollerblading.com/trademarks/live/PETHEADS.html

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57. CBNO RollerBlading.com (CIS) YellowPages Skates, Women's Skates, Kid's Skates, InLine Hockey, Helmets, Protective, recreational,Aggressive, Hockey In ScumMagazine aggressive roller blading magazine. http://www.rollerblading.com/yellowpages/

RollerBlading.com (CIS) Yellow Pages Auctions Books Magazines Videos OnLine Store Rates More Information 2002 Holiday Special: December 06 2002 - January 23 2003 USD$99.00 Questions/Comments email Rollerblading@Mindspring.com Inline UPHEAVALCLOTHING.COM 1877 21st Ave SE #22 Albany, OR 97321 sales@upheavalclothing.com The Sports Authority Dalbello Sports, LLC. 519 Main Street Andover, NH 03216 Parent company, Calzaturificio Dalbello srl (www.Dalbzello.it/) Via Frattalunga, 12 - 31010 Caselle d'Asolo (TV) Tel. +39 (0)423 55641 Fax +39 (0)423 Email: info@dalbello.it Dalbello/Spin - Italy www.DALBELLOSPORTS.COM MULTIMEDIA: http://www.dalbello.it/english/spin99/index.html BYSTATE: http://www.Dalbellosports.com/Skates/dealers.htm Founded in 1971, our company, Dalbello Ski-boots, asserted itself as one of the most important skiboot producers all over the world. 5th biggest skiboot factory in the world. Inter-Sonic - Taiwan 1F, No. 162, Ta Tun 7th Street, Taichung City, Taiwan, R.O.C. Marketing Manager: nina@inter-sonic.com.tw

58. Deaf California Outdoor Sports © 2002 com Location Sacramento, CA Activities Hiking, Walking, Cycling (recreational),Camping, Tennis (but not very good), roller blading, Softball, Volleyball http://www.deafcos.com/page5.html

Deaf California Outdoor Sports Profiles 3 Home Diary Profiles Photos Name: Liz Brading Age: Email: Location: Sacramento (originally from England) Activities: Hiking, Cycling, Tennis, and Camping Wants to try: Roller blading and Water Skiing Name: Lianne Age: Email: Location: Bay Area Activities: I live and breathe dancing and currently at dance school. Wants to try: Hiking, Volleyball, Cycling, Scuba Diving, I like doing activities that are physcially and mentally challenging. I hope to meet more interesting individuals who can workout with me on weekends. This is the best way to form friendships and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Name: Karen Prudhomme Age: Email: StarSagittarius7@aol.com Location: Rancho Palos Verdes Activities: Hiking, Volleyball, Softball. Swimming, Camping, ATV, Jet Ski, Dance and Fitness Wants to try: Off Road Jeep, Roller Blading, Kick boxing, Water Skiing and Snow Skiing. Name: Teresa Maxwell Age: Email: runnerbugs@aol.com Location: Riverside, So. Ca. Activities: Outdoor Activities: hiking, skydiving, bungee jumping, bicyling, scootering, roller blading, jetskiing and scuba diving. Indoor Activities: playing jotto!

59. Kansas State Recreational Services Newsletter recreational Services provides the perfect outlet for anyone looking to experiencewhat when outside of the Rec, she also enjoys roller blading and mountain http://www.recservices.ksu.edu/newsletter/

April Spring Break Training Program As Spring Break was approaching many people realized it was time to focus on being in shape and looking their best. However, some need that extra motivation or push from behind to get them going. That is exactly what the Wellness Center at the Rec Complex was trying to do by offering a six-week training program. The program offered fitness consultation with a fitness consultant, an exercise program designed specifically for the individual, follow-up sessions each week and optional nutritional counseling. The program began on Feb. 3 and ended on March 14. LaToya Farris, graduate of Kansas State in 2000 is one of the many people who jumped at the opportunity to become more fit. Farris was not even planning on going anywhere for Spring Break, but she viewed this as her chance to get in shape with the help of someone else. “I just wanted to do it because it was a motivation to get started working out again. I’m not going anywhere, but I just wanted to get back into shape,” said Farris. “My overall main goal was to lose body fat, and I knew this was a good way to learn how.”

60. Main Greetings and a lighted soccer field provide space for outdoor recreational activities, alongwith many areas on campus for running, walking, biking, and roller blading. http://www.utpb.edu/UTPB_Adm/BusinessAffairs/OfficeOfRecreationalSports/main_Gre

Office of Recreational Sports UTPB Home The University of Texas of the Permian Basin Library Search Calendar Student Information Greetings From Director Office Info Student Info... Intramurals Gym Swimming Pool Walking Trail Map Administrator/Staff... Rob Rankin Jason Patterson Location On Campus Related Websites... Athletics Dept. Of Behavioral Science Contact From Rob Rankin Director of Recreational Sports Welcome to Recreational Programs and Facilities! I would like to welcome you and invite you to make use of our campus recreational facilities and programs. Participation in some type of vigorous physical activity on a regular basis will greatly enhance your overall University experience and get you on your way to leading an active, healthy lifestyle. Our gymnasium facility includes a hardwood floor gym, a synthetic floor gym, four racquetball courts, a dance/aerobic room, a weight room, an equipment issue office, an athletic training room, classrooms, and locker rooms. Four new lighted tennis courts and a lighted soccer field provide space for outdoor recreational activities, along with many areas on campus for running, walking, biking, and roller blading. The duck pond also provides a place for quiet relaxation. The exciting news for 2001 is that our Olympic size outdoor swimming pool will be renovated and back in operation after ten years of being empty!

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