161. Upland Fire Department - Explorers Fire explorers program information and contacts. http://www.uplandfire.com/programs/explorers_contents.htm

Explorers may participate in all phases of fire prevention, disaster preparedness and related public relations programs. When trained and qualified to appropriate levels, Explorers may be able to assist with support services both emergency and non-emergency. Explorer Ride-A-Long Guidelines - Any registered Fire Explorer may be assigned to an engine or truck company with the approval of the Company Officer and may respond on emergency calls for the purpose of observing the functions of fire and emergency service personnel at the scene of an emergency. No ride-a-long will be scheduled past 2100 hours; Explorers will be in uniform and will adhere to Explorer grooming standards; Explorers are observers ONLY, unless, at the discretion of the Captain, he feels that the Explorer could be of some assistance, the Explorer may then participate as directed by the Captain.; Explorers shall be under the direct supervision of the Captain they are assigned to.; Explorers are expected to assist in the maintenance of the station and equipment under observation.; When responding to an incident , all Explorers will follow Department policy regarding the use of safety equipment and other operational and safety procedures. Explorers may be mobilized by the Department in support roles when needed for disaster emergencies. During these emergencies, Explorers will be closely supervised and equipped with safety gear that meets Department standards. Explorers may assist with emergency support functions as needed, pursuant to their levels of training. If you are interested in more information regarding the Explorer program, please click here.

162. CMU Exploration Club Interested in outdoor activities such as climbing, spelunking, hiking, boating, scuba diving, sky diving, skiing, and biking. Membership is open to anyone affiliated with the University. (Pittsburgh) http://www.cs.cmu.edu/People/zoran/explorers/

CMU Exploration Club The Carnegie Mellon University Exploration Club is a meeting place for people interested in outdoor activities such as rock and ice climbing, mountaineering, spelunking, hiking, backpacking, flat and white water boating, wind surfing, scuba and skin diving, sky diving, cross country and alpine skiing, mountain biking, etc. We hold meetings once a week, and on average have at least one trip a week usually on weekends. How to join Anyone affiliated with Carnegie Mellon University can join the club. Club dues for the whole year are $10. To join simply fill out and sign the membership form . If you have problems printing out this form, contact Zoran at zoran@cs.cmu.edu to get a hard copy. Membership form must be signed and given to a club officer before participating in any club activities and/or use of club equipment. Current/Future Trips Spring '97 meetings Place: Pake Room, University Center Time: Tuesdays 5:00 PM Equipment room The Club's equipment room is in the basement of Margaret Morrison building. If you want to check out equipment contact one of the following people: Pam Brann brann+@andrew.cmu.edu

163. Angels Of The Underground A group of urban explorers based in southern Ontario specializing in the investigation of drains. http://daft.ca/~underground/index.html

164. Walthamstow District Explorer Scouts Contains meeting times, news, event calendar, and contacts. http://www.walthamstow-scouts.org.uk/explorers.htm

So you are running an activity and in need of extra help? The District Unit are more than happy to help out at any event and have done so on many occasions. If you would like us to help in any way please contact one of the leaders or visit the contacts page close window Walthamstow Explorer Scouts Updated: 08/09/03 Main Activites Programme Awards ... Where to Find us Welcome to the Walthamstow Explorer Scouts web site Latest News International Event - World Scout Moot 2004 Kilmuir Trophy District Site Are you running an actvity or event and need extra help? move mouse here Ireland Disrict Camp 2002 Photo's back to top 12th World Scout Moot 2004!! The Moot will be taking place in Taiwain at the end of July 2004 I have requested details for those who may be interested in taking part and they will be with me shortly. I you would like some more information for the moment the web site for the Moot can be found at http://www.moot2004.org.uk/

165. Association Of Space Explorers Organization and activity overview of an international nonprofit professional and educational organization of more than 250 individuals who have flown in space. http://www.space-explorers.org/

Site Map Keynote Presentations Contact Us ASE Collectibles: ASE Congress Posters, ASE Member Autographed Photos, SMEAT Patches (New!) ASE News May 3, 2004: April 21, 2004: ASE Member Dumitru Prunariu Appointed Romanian Ambassador to Russia April 20, 2004: April 19, 2004: XIX Congress Preliminary Program April 12, 2004 Executive Committee visits Gagarin Landing Site March 31, 2004: March 20, 2004: AXA Space Renews as Charter Corporate Member for 2004 March 17, 2004: ASE Executive Committee to Meet April 9-13 in Russia March 10, 2004: Lockheed Martin Renews as Charter Corporate Member for 2004 ASE-USA Gratefully Acknowledges the Support of its Corporate Members: For more information, contact Andy Turnage, Executive Director The Association of Space Explorers is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization

166. Discoverers Web Homepage - Links And Information On Voyages Of Discovery Large collection of information and links on voyages of discovery and exploration. Includes a list of explorers who died on their voyages and biographies of several explorers. http://www.win.tue.nl/~engels/discovery/

Discoverers Web In this project I try to gather all kinds of information found on the web about voyages of discovery and exploration. If you have found a source not represented on these pages, or if you have noticed any link on this page to be not working correctly, please (I'm begging you!) contact me Apart from this page on this site there is: A large number of biographies and link pages on single explorers or subjects. A special page for multi-page sites on voyages of discovery. An alphabetical list of explorers Exploring is risky business - a list of explorers who died during their voyages A list of changes to these pages Information on the email list discovery@win.tue.nl Awards for these pages Allowance to copy material from these pages and restrictions thereon Explorers by period or region The ancient world This subject now is divided into separate pages with more extensive information: The first explorers (including Egypt, Crete) Phoenicia and Carthage Greek explorers The Roman period The Medieval period This subject now is divided into separate pages with more extensive information: Irish and Vikings The Medieval period (Asiatic and other voyages in the period 1100-1350) The Age of Discovery The first part of this subject now is divided into separate pages with more extensive information: The coast of Africa The Portuguese empire (including the first voyages to India) Christophorus Columbus Other early voyages to America: See North and Central America North America South America Asia ... Non-Western Explorers maintainer of this page:

167. Lewis And Clark | PBS Companion site to the Ken Burns film, 'Lewis and Clark The Journey of the Corps of Discovery.' Information on the explorers, expedition journals, trip timeline and maps, interviews with historical experts, an overview of Native American tribes, and classroom lessons. http://www.pbs.org/lewisandclark/

June 8, 2004 Who were William Bratton, Charles Floyd, Jr. and Toussaint Charbonneau? Site Map Related Products Lewis and Clark Screensaver Available now for the Mac and Windows. Inside the Corps Enter the world of Lewis, Clark and the rest of the Corps of Discovery. Native Americans Indian tribes already knew the lands that Lewis and Clark discovered. The Archive Follow an expedition timeline and maps, or read the journals of the Corps. Into the Unknown Interactive Trail Map Follow Lewis and Clark on their journey through 11 states, with journal entries, Native American history, and events to celebrate the expedition's bicentennial. Classroom Resources Explore the significance of the expedition using lesson plans and activities. Living History Listen to expert historians give their thoughts on the expedition. A Forum with Ken Burns

168. Fire Department Public Information Fire Department explorers, includes program information and contacts. http://www.ci.redmond.wa.us/insidecityhall/fire/education/explorerletter.asp

Fire Public Education Programs Youth ... Related Links Redmond Fire Department Redmond Fire Department Fire Explorer Post #007 Letter from Todd Anderson My name is Todd Anderson and I am the advisor for the Redmond Fire Department's Explorer Post. It has been the most challenging and fulfilling experience ever. I thought going into burning buildings and saving lives was difficult and exciting, then I became an advisor for 16 explorer scouts. My role as the advisor of the Redmond Fire Department Explorer Post is very simple: Provide a dynamic and challenging program that exposes the post members to a career in the fire service. This program is designed to be educational, exciting, team-oriented and rewarding. In the fire service, safety is paramount. In the explorer post, safety is never compromised. Being mentally and physically prepared for the challenge at hand is how we do business safely in the fire service. This message, when implemented, will give each explorer a sense of pride, dignity, self worth and excellence. Being mentally and physically prepared will provide the foundation necessary for a personal character built for success. The explorers of post #007 learn both the good and the bad of the fire service by letting each explorer experience what goes on behind the scenes. One of the most popular activities of the RFD explorers program is the Ride-Along program. Going on fire responses on the fire engine, or medical and rescue responses on the aid unit are obviously the highlight. It is also valuable for the explorer to see what the fire service is about when we are not running calls. This may consist of: Station maintenance, training, public education, code enforcement, report writing and yes, scrubbing toilets and mopping floors. Each explorer is never without something to learn because there is so much to do and experience.

169. All About Olentangy Indian Caverns Thirty minute tours recreate the days of lost Indian tribes and pioneer explorers. Delaware. http://www.olentangyindiancaverns.com/

Join us for the Olentangy Duathlon on May 2nd. Click here for details Cavern Information Additional Activities Contact Us ... oic@olentangyindiancaverns.com Olentangy Indian Caverns 1779 Home Road Delaware, OH 43015 Hours: 9:30 - 5 PM Opening Date: April 1, 2004

170. Deeside:EXPLORERS Online - Next Meeting: 26/04/04 Contains news, events, weekly program, diary, photos and contacts http://www.explorers.vze.com

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171. Forensics Explorers NetWitness software is a collection and analysis system to discover internal threats to corporate networks by monitoring and identifying inappropriate use of network resources. Company services include forensics auditing, monitoring, and network forensics training. http://www.forensicsexplorers.com/

NetWitness® is an investigative solution providing network forensics collection, exploitation and analysis. NetWitness enables rapid investigations into network-based targets, both known and unknown, whether from a trusted insider or external source. NetWitness produces a forensically valid record of all network traffic that can be used to fulfill law enforcement requests or chain of evidence procedures for internal criminal investigations. Network forensics analysis was never this easy..... NetWitness Quicklinks Download NetWitness Reader NetWitness Professional Training GeoLookup™ Service ... Hardware Solutions What's New (View All) Forensics Explorers launches GeoLookup Service Forensics Explorers releases NetWitness Version 5.0 Forensics Explorers Exhibits at IIS World Exhibit in Spring 2004 Narus demonstrates NetWitness at RSA Conference Forensics Explorers exhibits and presents at Computer and Internet Crime 2004 Forensics Explorers releases new NetWitness version 4.1

172. Antarctic Explorers: James Cook Biography of the explorer with details of his Southern Ocean voyages. http://www.south-pole.com/p0000071.htm

James Cook James Cook was born in the Yorkshire village of Marton on October 27, 1728. His first experience at sea came at the age of 18 when he signed on as a deckhand aboard a Whitby collier carrying coal to London. He became an accomplished mathematician in his spare time and was actually offered a command of his own ship but refused and joined the Royal Navy as a seaman. His talents were soon recognized and after two years he became master of his own ship, the PEMBROKE , and was ordered to chart the waters of the St. Lawrence River in Canada. His work was masterful and the Admiralty recalled him to England and placed him in command of the ENDEAVOUR which was to take a number of scientists to the Pacific Ocean for observance of Venus. The ENDEAVOUR departed England in 1768 and after visiting Tahiti the following year he discovered New Zealand and claimed it for Great Britain. Sailing west, in 1770 he sighted the east coast of Australia. From here he sailed north and on August 22 he claimed the whole of eastern Australia as a British possession. The ENDEAVOUR returned to England in 1771 having added significantly to Britain's potential empire in the Pacific.

173. Explorer Post 2547 - Lambertville, Michigan Information on Fire explorers program, photos, and contacts. http://lambertville2547.tripod.com

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174. WTT : Schedules 7.6.2004, 700pm, Philadelphia Freedoms @ New York Buzz, 730pm, Kansas City explorers@ New York Sportimes, 7.8.2004, 700pm, Kansas City explorers @ New York Buzz, http://www.worldteamtennis.com/schedules/schedules.asp

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175. The Azores Discovering The Islands Of The Explorers Large photographs and a tourist brochure on the islands in pdf format, provided by Azores Express and Louis Karno and Company. http://lkarno.com/azores.html

176. Forbidden Territory @ Nationalgeographic.com A glimpse into the lives of African explorers David Livingstone and Henry Morten Stanley. http://www.nationalgeographic.com/features/97/lantern/

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177. Palo Alto Explorer Post #5 Fire Department sponsored emergency medical response explorers group, includes program information, photos, calendar, training syllabus, and contacts. http://www.pafdexplorers.org/

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178. Federation Of Galaxy Explorers, Foge.org Educates and inspires kids to pursue advanced studies in science and engineering. Mission is to prepare the next generation to explore and develop space. http://www.foge.org

8 June 2004 SAVE THIS DATE! On June 13th, 2004, The Federation will host an end-of-year picnic from 1-4:30pm at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, Visitor's Center in Greenbelt Maryland. Come join us for food, fun, prizes, and a few rocket launches. Some Galaxy Explorers from Pennsylvania will come down for the event so we plan to party RAIN or SHINE! Also, Telescopic Observing.... on Saturday, June 19, 8:30-11pm (weather permitting) at Sky Meadows State Park. Join NASM staff astronomer Sean O'Brien for telescopic observing under the star-filled skies. Sky Meadows State Park, near Paris, VA, is west of Washington, D.C. on US Route 17 North, one mile south of US Route 50, or 7 miles north of I-66, Exit 23. Park information, (540) 592-3556. Parking is $4 per car. 6 May 2004 Introducing more new rocketry events later this month: May 15 2004: At Great Meadow, The Plains, VA. Two high schools will be having a cansat rocket launch. The students built satellites in a soda can and will be launching them and collecting telemetry as the satellite return to earth under parachute. Launches will begin at 10 AM. Check out the NOVAAR website http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/8561/

179. Explorers: Can You Identify Them? Slide show includes facts about the lives of more than two dozen explorers. http://web54.sd54.k12.il.us/schools/hale/pgraf/explorers99/sld001.htm

180. Antarctic Explorers: Ernest Shackleton Biography and detailed overview of Shackleton's expeditions. http://www.south-pole.com/p0000097.htm

Ernest H. Shackleton Until the age of eleven-and-a-half, Shackleton was educated at home by a governess. He then went to Fir Lodge Preparatory School, down the road from his home, Aberdeen House, in West Hill. In 1887 Ernest left Fir Lodge to go to Dulwich College. Henry desired for his son to enter the medical field but Ernest would have no part of it. Longing for the sea, Ernest left Dulwich at the end of the Lent term in 1890 and on April 19, at the age of sixteen, went to Liverpool and joined the full rigger HOGHTON TOWER , owned by the North Western Shipping Company of Liverpool. Ernest's first experience at sea belongs to sailor's folklore. The HOGHTON TOWER was bound for Valparaiso round Cape Horn. They reached Cape Horn in the middle of winter and fought against storms for nearly two months before finally rounding the Cape. Battered by the seas, the HOGHTON TOWER reached Valparaiso in the middle of August. From there she sailed for Iquique, Chile where for six weeks she loaded nitrates. The HOGHTON TOWER returned to Liverpool at the end of April, 1891, with food and water running out. It was a hard, difficult trip, especially for a sixteen-year-old old novice. Shackleton went on to spend five years sailing to and from the Far East and America. In 1896, without much difficulty, Shackleton passed for First Mate. In April 1898, he was certified as Master. At the age of twenty-four he had qualified to command a British ship anywhere on the seven seas.

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