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ADDRESS Your name, Sittner Hall Room, S or M (room#), 201 SW 1st , College Place, WA 99324 ATHLETIC FACILITIES (see Fitness Factory) ATM MACHINE An ATM machine is located in the College Store entrance and is accessible 24 hours a day, except during Sabbath hours. BICYCLES BLUE MOUNTAINS CAFETERIA (SODEXHO) Located in Kellogg Hall (2732) Mon-Thurs 7:00-1:30 4:30-7:00 Friday 7:00-1:30 4:30-6:15 Sabbath 8:30-9:15 12:15-1:15 5:15-6:30 Sunday 10:00-1:30 4:30-6:15 Cafeteria hours during vacations and holidays will be posted. CAMPING As a courtesy, inform your parents when you go camping. Coed camping requires that you secure a chaperone who is 22 or older and approved by a Residence Hall Dean or the Vice President for Student Administration. You need an approved overnight/weekend leave to go camping. Watch out for Sasquatch! CAMPUS SECURITY George Bennett is the director of Campus Security. His office is located at 309 S. College Avenue. Call for any safety or security issues. He can be reached at 2222. CARS CHANGE MACHINE Change machines are located in the front entrance of Sittner Hall and by the mailboxes in Meske Hall. It only works with money.

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SUNRIVER Q. 26 WHAT TWO OR THREE THINGS DO YOU LIKE MOST ABOUT SUNRIVER. 1141 THE COZINESS (COZIEST) OF IT, A "UNIQUE" DIFFERENT SETTING, LOTS OF CHOICES OF THINGS TO DO. MAINLY. 1147 ACCESS TO MT. BACHELOR AND POTENTIAL RETIREMENT LOCATION. BUT, SUNRIVER BECOME TOO "*&%$#@". 1177 BIKE/OUTDOOR EMPHASIS, NO "PLASTIC" FORMULA SHOPS.

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SUNRIVER Q. 27 WHAT TWO OR THREE THINGS WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE CHANGED? 688 A GOOD "FAMILY STYLE" MEDIUM PRICED RESTAURANT. 702 I FEEL SOME COMMUNITIES HAVE BECOME TOO LEGALISTIC. I WOULD LIKE TO SEE MORE NATURAL LANDSCAPES. TOO MANY LOOK LIKE CALIFORNIA "WANT TO BE". 705 ACCESS TO "NON-RENTAL" FACILITIES, ESPECIALLY SWIMMING POOLS. REDUCE THE NUMBER AND LOCATION OF RENTAL PROPERTIES. RESTRICT LOCATION OF RENTAL PROPERTY TO AREA NEAR LODGE/MALL. 718 GET RID OF "BIG TIME" RESORT MANAGEMENT (LOEWS). NO HOME RENTALS. 766 TOO CROWDED IN SUMMER. FIND A WAY TO COMMUNICATE WHY WE DON’T WANT KIDS (AND ADULTS) TO RIDE BIKES OFF ROAD IN SUNRIVER. "OWNERS ONLY" POOL (GUESTS ACCOMPANIED BY OWNER) 923 SUNRIVER POLITICS STINK. WHY IS THERE AN "US AGAINST THEM" ATTITUDE. I THINK RESIDENT OWNERS HAVE TOO MUCH TIME ON THEIR HANDS. IN FACT, I AM SUSPICIOUS THAT THIS SURVEY IS INTENDED TO SERVE SOMEONE’S POLITICAL AGENDA. I WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE DESIGN COMMITTEE LIGHTEN UP. THE GUY WHO INSISTED WE REPAINT

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Overview Chief's Message Administrative Services Community Resources Services ... Other Services Press Releases - Archive Date Title October 29, 2001 Helmet Program October 17, 2001 Response To Anthrax October 8, 2001 Prostitution Activity August 27, 2001 ADVO Stops Using Postal Service June 5, 2001 Murder/Suicide June 4, 2001 Drug Raid May 14, 2001 School Stabbing May 2, 2001 Plymouth Township Police And Plymouth City Police Conduct Alcohol Sting On Local Party And Supermarket Stores February 20, 2001 The Financial Institution Crime Awareness Course January 30, 2001 Multiple Car Accidents January 29, 2001 Keyed Gun Safety Locks January 17, 2001 Car Crash January 8, 2001 2000 Case Closures January 5, 2001 Telemarketer Awareness Presentation August 1, 2000 Electrocution July 10, 2000 Storage Shed Breaking and Entering June 19, 2000 Fatal Accident March 20, 2000 Plymouth Township Communications Supervisor Graduates From Northwest University Traffic Institute March 10, 2000 Seatbelt Laws February 24, 2000 Malicious Destruction of Property February 9, 2000

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Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... STAT-USA Market Research Reports Search: All Products Country Commercial Guides Industry Sector Analysis International Market Insights ... World FactBook Language Notice: The information found at the links below was provided to Industry Canada by STAT-USA ( http://www.stat-usa.gov/ ), and is supplied in English only. Industry Canada assumes no responsibility for the accuracy or timeliness of the information. Any views or opinions expressed are those of the authors. Industry Sector Analysis [ISA] ID: 112796 Regions: WH ;Western Hemisphere ;South America ;Latin America ;IADB Country: Brazil Industry: Sector: Sporting Goods/Recreational Equipment by: Patricia Marega approver: Richard Lenahan Report Date: Expires: SUMMARY There is no official data regarding the size of the Brazilian market for sporting goods and recreational equipment. Based on estimates provided by local trade magazines, industry experts and data from the Brazilian Import/Export Agency (SISCOMEX), the U.S. Department of Commerce estimates that the total market for sporting goods and recreational equipment in Brazil reached US$ 4.73 billion in 2001, up 1% from the US$ 4.69 billion market size in 2000. In 2002, the market remained stable due to the decreasing exchange rate of the local currency (Real) in comparison to the U.S. dollar and the global economic slowdown. For 2003, market analysts have projected a growth rate of 2-4%. Analysts believe that after electing a new president, the Brazilian economy will tick upwards, and the international and domestic financial situation will improve. Moreover, this sector is expecting grow because Brazilians are becoming more health conscious.

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866-GO-GIRLS Product Search: New Products Accessories Tops Bottoms ... Contact Us The Basics of Snowboarding Snowboarding is a relatively new sport starting in the late 1960s. Snowboarders fall into three general categories of riders: Freeriding - Most beginners will start off in the freeriding category spending most of their time on groomed ski trails. Freestyling - A freestyler is the trickster, always looking for a cool jump sight. Big Mountain or Back Country - These are the off-trail and powder snowboarders. First Day Out Rent snowboarding equipment and take a lesson. Most mountains offer package deals with rentals, instruction and a lift ticket. Lessons will give you the basic techniques you need. If you take a group lesson, you will have others to console you and laugh with while you are learning. Learning should be fun. As in skiing, keep your weight low and forward. It will seem impossible to begin with. But once you get it, it's more natural and fluid than skiing. Be determined and stick with it! Plan on snowboarding for a couple of days, so you can solidify what you learned.

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Team Members Name: Kip Brady Event/Teams: Triathlon (Pro); USCF Email: Age: Birthday: Family: No Favorite Race: Hawaii Ironman Triathlon Best Race Performance: 1998 Muncie Endurathon Hobbies (Outside of racing): Outdoor activities Occupation: Pro Triathlete/Teacher/Aquatic Facility Manager Interesting Facts about me!: In addition to Tri-Tech, I am sponsored by Quintana Roo, HED Wheels and PowerBar. I currently supplement my Pro Triathlete income by substitute teaching in the Cuyahoga Falls School district. I am also filling in, as needed, at the Cuyahoga Falls Natatorium. I have HUGE goals for triathlon, but I am also looking forward to teaching High school biology in the future. (My degree is in education.) Name: Michael Carmean Event/Teams: Duathlon Email: Age: Birthday: Family: Yep; Amy is my wife and I have one son, Charlie, who is 14. Favorite Race: Columbus Classic Duathlon Best Race Performance: Saturn Duathlon in 1994 - I won the Masters Division! Hobbies (Outside of racing): Fishing with my son, the angler, and working on my 1968 Volkswagen Beetle. Occupation: Quality Technician for Anheuser Busch Interesting Facts about me!

50. 5 Ways To Get Your Kids Active (Ages 6 To 8) a rope to swing from, and some biking trails to the snow and go sledding, snow boarding, or cross riding, crosscountry skiing, or roller blading — are also a http://www.parentcenter.com/refcap/parenting/development/3507.html

Search Home Parenting Developmental Milestones Developmental Milestones 5 ways to get your kids active Ages 6 to 8 by Sarah Henry Approved by the ParentCenter Medical Advisory Board What's below: Get going in the great outdoors Set a good example Exercise together Support your child's favorite sport ... Family fitness vacations Get going in the great outdoors peers is all-important now. So scout out some safe outdoor play places for your child, and bring along a buddy or two plus bats, balls, and bikes (don't forget the helmets), jump ropes, scooters, and skateboards. And keep an eye on them as they race around together. If your child is in an after-care program, make sure exercise is a regular part of the schedule. Set a good example You probably already know that what you say has an impact on how your grade-schooler talks, and that what you eat affects her diet. The same goes for exercise: Your child's future fitness and activity level are influenced by how you spend your spare time, says Bernhardt. So when you can, walk to school, the shops, the library Exercise together hike a nearby nature trail tag , kick ball, or Marco Polo Support your child's favorite sport team sports , though, take advantage of this as a way to promote fitness and exercise."

51. 5 Ways To Get Your Kids Active (Age 5) a rope to swing from, and some biking trails to the snow and go sledding, snow boarding, or cross swimming, crosscountry skiing, or roller blading — are also http://www.parentcenter.com/refcap/parenting/development/3502.html

Search Home Parenting Developmental Milestones Developmental Milestones 5 ways to get your kids active Age 5 by Sarah Henry Approved by the ParentCenter Medical Advisory Board What's below: Get going in the great outdoors Set a good example Exercise together Support your child's favorite sport ... Family fitness vacations Get going in the great outdoors peers become increasingly important now. So scout out some safe outdoor play places for your child, bring along a buddy or two plus bats, balls, and bikes (don't forget the helmets), and keep an eye on them as they race around together. If your child is in an after-care program, make sure exercise is a regular part of the schedule. Set a good example You probably already know that what you say has an impact on how your 5-year-old talks, and that what you eat affects his diet. Same goes for exercise: Your child's future fitness and activity level are influenced by how you spend your spare time, says Bernhardt. So when you can, walk to school, the shops, the library Exercise together hike a nearby nature trail tag , kick ball, or Marco Polo Support your child's favorite sport team sports , though, take advantage of this as a way to promote fitness and exercise."

52. Part 2 use (eg walking, jogging, skate boarding, fishing, play urbanites and baby boomers mentioned roller blading. The teenagers also mentioned biking and rowing. http://www.wcc.govt.nz/news/projects/waterfront/keyissues/evaluation/evaluation2

Home Current Projects Wellington's Waterfront An Evaluation of Land Use ... Part 2 Wellington's Waterfront An Evaluation of Land Use: Now and in the Future (Continued) 5. Use of the waterfront area Information on actual use is both qualitative and quantitative. The most detailed quantitative information on a broad spectrum of use is provided by Lambton Harbour Visitor Records from November 1996 to September 2000. This provides attendance information for events at specific locations by month and year. This does not provide data on informal use (eg walking, jogging, skate boarding, fishing, play ground use) nor on use of the many specific facilities such as the restaurants, Te Papa, Maritime Museum, Shed 6 (Rock ‘N’ Kayak) and Circa. Some quantitative information is available on informal use from the Community Consultative Focus Group discussions and the Absolutely Positive Wellington Survey (1996), the Community Advisory Group Open Day Survey (2000), the WCC Residents’ Satisfaction Survey (2000). There is considerable qualitative information on use in various submissions to WCC and commentary of the Community Consultation Group. In addition to the above aspects of use, car parking is a substantial use on the Waterfront. Quantitative information from the Lambton Harbour Car Park Study (1998) and the Lambton Harbour Car Parking Feasibility Study (1998) are reviewed to develop a better understanding of this activity in its current and future role in waterfront use.

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Last update: Jun 06, 2004 Foreign Exchange Enjoys Choices Jun 06, 2004 Mountain biking and snowboarding are also two of his favorite pastimes. Adrian's father runs a Ford shop in Freital, a town around three miles away from Drisden; and his mother works at a nursing home. (Marshall County Journal, SD) Mountain Biking Jun 06, 2004 Sunday, Jun 06, 2004. The Bay Area is a Mecca for outdoor enthusiasts. (San Jose Mercury News Sports) Pick a park with few people Jun 06, 2004 Mountain biking, hiking and horseback riding are all popular activities in the 240,000-acre park. Remember: This is desert environment; the summer months are hot, while nights can be surprisingly cold. (Houston Chronicle Travel) A park for everybody: Residents invited to offer input on Mianus River trail erosion Jun 06, 2004 When he was in a mountain biking club at Greenwich High School in the late 1990s, Havelka, 24, said the team would regularly go to the park and clear any fallen trees or brush blocking the trails. He said a volunteer corps should be formed to perform a similar service today because clear paths prevent visitors from making new trails. (Stamford Advocate) Zoners Postpone Bike Decision Jun 06, 2004

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