41. Camp Fire USA - North Central Washington Council Supervise and teach archery to cabin groups of up to 8 Responsible for general campmaintenance and janitorial work. seasonal Salary $3,100 plus room and board http://www.ncwcampfire.org/jobs.html

Camp Fire USA - North Central Washington Council Home Clubs Camp Jobs Rental ... Japanese Exchange Program for application click here Assistant Camp Directors Unit Directors Cabin Counselors ... Internships Please See Descriptions Below ASSISTANT CAMP DIRECTOR (2 separate positions) Assistant Director Programs: Let your creativity guide you as you develop and implement camp programs including structured daily activities and all-camp programs. Share your love of camping and the outdoors with staff and campers. Assistant Director Operations: Use your superior organizational skills to coordinate daily operations and logistics and manage office activities (including basic bookkeeping.) Supervise unit directors (elementary and teen directors.) Qualifications: Must be organized, creative and motivated, and love working with kids! Supervisory experience required. Minimum of 21 years of age and 2 years college experience; must have current driver’s license and good driving record. Season dates: to Seasonal Salary: $1,800+ DOE plus room and board. (1 position) Share your love of camp, the outdoors, and working with kids! Teach, mentor, and lead our teen Leader-in-Training (LIT) program for 9

42. CITE Journal -- Volume 2, Issue 2 in science); and (c) general productivity tools phases of the Learning to teach withTechnology observations, drawing and annotating seasonal weather conditions http://www.citejournal.org/vol2/iss2/currentpractice/article1.cfm

Contents Editorial Current Issues Science Mathematics English Social Studies ... Seminal Articles Volume 2, Issue 2 ISSN 1528-5804 Print Version Contemporary Issues in Technology and Teacher Education [Online serial], (2). Available: http://www.citejournal.org/vol2/iss2/currentpractice/article1.cfm Learning to Teach with Technology: From Integration to Actualization BELINDA GIMBERT AND CARLA ZEMBAL-SAUL The Pennsylvania State University BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE In their review of literature on information technology and teacher education, Willis and Mehlinger (1996) asserted, “Most preservice teachers know very little about effective use of technology in education and leaders believe there is a pressing need to substantially increase the amount and quality of instruction teachers receive about technology” (p. 978). This is not surprising given that the United States Office of Technology Assessment (U.S. Congress, 1995) report found that technology was not a central component of teacher preparation programs in most colleges of education. A summary of the key findings states, “Most technology instruction in colleges of education is teaching about technology as a separate subject, not teaching with technology across the curriculum. Seldom are students asked to create lessons using technologies or practice teaching with technological tools” (p. 165). Clearly there is a need to integrate technology into teacher preparation. PROGRAM CONTEXT Penn State elementary education majors in their final year of preparation are selected to complete the yearlong internship program through an extensive application and interview process in which mentor teachers play a major role. Interns agree to begin the experience during the second week in August with an intensive two-week, campus-based preparation experience, termed “Jump Start.” Interns then join their mentors for orientation, classroom preparation for the school year, and district meetings. At this point, interns abandon the university calendar to teach alongside their mentors.

43. Seasonal Positions - YMCA Of The Rockies seasonal POSITIONS AND ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Estes Park Center YMCA, Rocky mountainNational Park and general area INSTRUCTOR (summer only) + D teach beginner and http://www.ymcarockies.org/page.php?code=465

44. Saskatoon (East) School Division No. 41 general Science Sites. for Math Science Activities, events and ideas to teach kidsabout students in a global study of wildlife migration and seasonal change. http://sesd.sk.ca/teacherresource/teacher/generalsci.html

General Science General Science Sites Science Lesson Plan Sites General Science Sites Science Outreach Educates young minds in the areas of science and engineering through a fun, hands-on approach. The Weather Classroom Presented by the Weather Channel, this site brings the outdoors into your classroom. Great Canadian Scientists Profiles, quizzes, games and lots of science information. Virtual Science Museums/Tours Natural History Museum in London Science Fair Projects Steps are outlined for determining, developing and presenting science fair projects. Lots of suggestions for science fair projects. Interactive Frog Dissection An on-line tutorial designed for use in high school biology classrooms. ITG Whole Frog project (UC Berkeley) The goal of the Whole Frog Project is to provide high school biology classes the ability to explore the anatomy of a frog by using data from high resolution MRI imaging and from mechanical sectioning, together with 3D surface and volumerend. Bill Nye the Science Guy Covers physical sciences, planetary sciences, and life sciences.

45. Teach English In South Korea, World English Service Ltd. - Housing Page. Be prepared for a house/apartment that is structured for seasonal changes Topof Page. The general furnishing provided will always include a washing machine http://www.teachkoreanz.com/contract/housing.htm

Home About Us Sitemap Our Program ... Allowances Housing Qualifying Visas Employment Law Private Work/Second Job Short Term Contracts ... Top 25 FAQs Housing for Teachers in Korea Key Money Housing Housing Bonds Utility Costs What you need to find out from your employer The majority of teaching contracts include a rent free furnished apartment. This will usually consist of your own single studio apartment with one bedroom, or a 2-3 bedroom apartment or villa shared with other foreign teachers from your school. Some apartments are in high-rise tower blocks and some may even be in office buildings. The quality of teacher's housing varies, but usually it's very acceptable. A number of teachers have even mentioned to us that compared to their old house or flat from university days it could even be classified as luxurious! Your housing should be located within walking distance of your place of employment. Top of Page Be prepared for a house/apartment that is structured for seasonal changes. For instance, under floor heating systems (ondol) for winter and air conditioning or fans for summer. Many houses actually have 3 levels of windows that can act as double-glazing. You may even find you get a number of metal bars on your windows like a prison cell. Once again this is totally common in Korea and is seen as security. The fact that you cannot escape from this barred window in an emergency does not seem to have entered the builder's minds! We have started recommending that it is a good idea to take with you a battery fire alarm (common in NZ homes) and install it in your kitchen/lounge area in Korea. We certainly do not know of any 'near miss' stories and do not want to scare anyone BUT the concept of having a smoke alarm in a house is not yet known of in Korea.

46. Educator Resources :Orff,Kodaly, General Elizabeth Gilpatrick, $ 39.95, 01. So Much to Sing About 10 seasonal Songs(opt. What ? Me teach Music ? general COLLECTIONS for USE with ALL METHODS. http://www.opus-two.com/Eduorff.html

ORFF TEXTS MUSIC FOR CHILDREN - American Ed. Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3 Pre-School Primary Upper Elementary MUSIC FOR CHILDREN - Hall/Walter Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3 Volume 4 Volume 5 Teacher's Manual Pentatonic Bordun : Major Triads : Major Bordun : Minor Triads : Minor MUSIC FOR CHILDREN - Margaret Murray Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3 Volume 4 Volume 5 Pentatonic Drone Bass Dominant /Sub Drone Bass Triads Dom /Sub Triads each Introduction to Music for Children - Keller $ 14.95 DANCE EDUCATION-Barbara Haselbach DISCOVERING ORFF - Frazee/Kreuter ELEMENTARIA - Gunild Keetman EXPLORING ORFF - Arvida Steen MUSICA ACTIVA - Wuytack/Sills Introduction to ORFF Schulwerk ed.2002 AN ORFF MOSAIC from Canada Lois Birkenshaw-Fleming ORFF-SCHULWERK in Canada - Hall The SCHULWERK - Carl Orff COLLECTIONS An Acoustic Jam in Middle School (Popular Songs of 50's-80's) Marilyn Copeland Davidson 12 Ghana Action Songs Robert Mawuena Kwami All Around the Buttercup - Ruth Boshkoff Baker's Dozen - Classroom Ensembles with Recorder Frazee / Steen Beat of a Drum 17 Canadian Folksongs Alvin Spaxman Brought to You By...

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48. Great Neck Park District INSIDE general News. 19, 3 PM Fall seasonal Stroll Kings Point Park, Redbrook Rd. Duringthis handson program, we ll teach you how to find food, build a shelter http://www.antonnews.com/greatneckrecord/greatneckparkdistrict/

Great Neck Park District Board of Commissioners Andrew Imperatore, Chairman Rev. Gary Maier Willaim S. Dobkin INSIDE General News GN House Courses Registration Descriptions ... Winter Swim Online Newsletter for Fall '97 Public Hearing for Proposed 1997 Budget Chairman Andrew J. Imperatore announced that a public hearing on the Great Neck Park District proposed 1998 budget is scheduled for 8 p.m., Tuesday, October 14, at Great Neck House, 14 Arrandale Avenue. All park district residents are welcome to attend the hearing and interested parties will have the opportunity to speak. Copies of the proposed 1998 budget will be available for inspection at the Park District Office, 5 Beach Road; at Great Neck House; and at the Great Neck Library and its branches the week before the hearing. Thanks, Banks! Four performances at Steppingstone Waterside Theatre this season were generously co-sponsored by local financial institutions. The July 4th daytime show was partially funded by North Fork Bank; New York Express "Dancin' Thru the Ages" by Greenpoint Bank; Ron Eliran's Israeli Night by M & T Bank and the Great Neck Philharmonic by Fleet Bank. This community support is very much appreciated by the Board of Commissioners as well as residents of the park district. We all offer a big THANKS BANKS to these local establishments. Calling All Sailors The annual regatta will be held this year on Saturday, September 6, at Steppingstone Marina. (The postponement date will be Sunday, September 7.) The regatta is held in conjunction with the Steppingstone Sailing Club. Students who have completed intermediate and advanced courses are eligible to participate using park district boats. Call the Parkwood office at

49. A+ Summer Jobs And Seasonal Employment Most seasonal accountants work as night auditors. These employees the possibilityof tips, and a general feeling of there s no better place to teach than in http://www.aplus-summerjobs.com/partner_content_job.cfm

Great Summer Jobs Want a great summer job? With over 1,000 summer employers to choose from, A+ gives you all the summer options - from beach resorts to Alaskan fisheries! 60 Second Tour Job Resources Find Summer Jobs Application Tools Job Videos Applicant Guide Member Login Email Address: Password: Not a member yet? Start Now Job Descriptions Look like fun? Colorado employs more ski resort workers than any other state. Most of the employers in our seasonal jobs section fall into the broad "resort jobs" category. These employers offer the best opportunities for working in beautiful locations all over the country, and most resorts have a job for almost anyone - regardless of work history of experience. In fact, many seasonal resort workers are students or recent graduates. Resorts generally offer fair pay and above average benefits, including free or heavily discounted food and lodging. You also get the advantage of having time off to enjoy your surroundings since employers typically schedule 40 hour work weeks. On-the-job training opportunities also abound for those with little work experience. The descriptions below give you a general idea of the types jobs available. Remember, however, that each employer may have other types of positions - for example, ski resorts and guest ranches have over a dozen types of specialty jobs.

50. AllEarsNet -- General ETravel (teach Yourself Today) The book breaks the travel planning shows, includingcomplete schedules of aired episodes, seasonal highlights, production http://allearsnet.com/store2.htm

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51. MAS | Jobs | Seasonal Ability to teach in salt marsh environment and be able to seasonal Naturalist LocationWellfleet. Provide visitor information and general interpretation of the http://www.massaudubon.org/Jobs/jobs_index.php?type=Seasonal

52. City Of Roseville Job Announcement – Seasonal Adult Golf Instructor seasonal Adult Golf Instructor (parttime). teach golf skills and provide input toplayers so Preferred Golf teaching experience; Experience teaching (general); http://www.ci.roseville.mn.us/admin/jobs/Parks_golf_instructor.htm

A DMINISTRATION Seasonal Adult Golf Instructor (part-time) Parks and Recreation Department Accountable To: Recreation Superintendent Primary Objective of Position: Teach golf skills to beginning and intermediate golfers. Coaches Duties: Plan practice lessons, with emphasis on learning golf techniques Teach golf skills and provide input to players so they will improve their game. Provide feedback to the Recreation Superintendent on how the program is going and recommend changes to improve the program. Communicate program details with participants. Ensure that the program is run in a safe manner. Knowledge and Skills Required: Knowledge of golf, skills, and strategies Communication skills Knowledge and Skills Preferred: Golf teaching experience Experience teaching (general) Knowledge of basic first aid Extent of Supervision: Works under the general direction of the Recreation Superintendent Public Contact: Moderate amount of public contact requiring a high degree of tact, courtesy, and sound judgment Salary Range $12 - $18 per hour, depending on qualifications and experience

53. Maui County - Aquatics -- Swimming (General) Swimming (general). Supervised water sports and programs teach the basic fundamentalsof swimming GUARD START (Ages 911), seasonal, Call for Information, Fran http://www.co.maui.hi.us/youth/maui/aquatics/swim_general.htm

Aquatics Swimming (General) Swimming (Pools) Beach Safety ... Hana You Are Here: Home Maui Youth Connections Maui Listings Aquatics / Swimming (General) Swimming (General) Supervised water sports and programs teach the basic fundamentals of swimming and water safety skills at both the beach and the pool. Maui has eight County life guarded pools, and eight guarded beaches. Check your phone directory for commercial water activities, rentals and lessons, in many cases discounted for youth, for kayaking, kite surfing, scuba diving, snorkling, surfing, and windsurfing. Refer to Leisure and Recreation, Community Classes at County Parks, for additional community classes at county pools. Program Name Pool Coach Phone (wk) Phone (h) MAUI AGE GROUP SWIMMING ASSOCIATION (MAGSA) PROGRAMS HAWAII SWIM CLUB Coach Soichi Sakamoto Pool, War Memorial Complex, Wailuku Reid Yamamoto Head Coach LAHAINA SWIM CLUB Lahaina Aquatic Center, Lahaina Recreation Center Paula Pope President MAUI DOLPHINS Upcountry Pool, Pukalani Park Malcolm Cooper Head Coach MAUI GOLD Kokua Pool, Kahului Community Park

54. The Baltimore Zoo - General Info - Zoo Jobs these volunteers, implementing evaluations and communicating general informationto handling live animals safely and teach about their seasonal Positions. http://www.baltimorezoo.org/general-info-zoojobs.html

The Baltimore Zoo is an equal opportunity employer. We consider all applicants for all positions without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, age, physical or mental disability, marital or veteran status, or any other legally protected status. No questions on the application will be used for discriminatory purposes. You can download an application here (pdf) and fax to Human Resources at: This section will be updated on a monthly basis, so check back soon. Please call The Baltimore Zoo's employment information line at (410) 790-2287 for additional information. Attractions Supervisor The Attractions Supervisor is a part time non-exempt position that is responsible for supervising the daily operation of all attractions. Duties include, but are not limited to, the daily opening and closing or appropriate number of locations as directed, training and supervising staff, maintaining (including preventive), inspecting and coordinating repairs of equipment to ensure safe and efficient operation, and maintaining standards of cleanliness and physical appearance of all areas. The Attractions Supervisor will also be responsible for working with the Director of Guest Operations to continually monitor and improve adherence to the operation schedule and to administer ride operation and safety training programs. The individual in this position must have a high school diploma or equivalent, three (3) years related experience, including cash handling; one year must be in a supervisory capacity. This position also requires a valid drivers license, the ability to clearly read, write, speak and understand English and the ability to work evenings, weekends and holidays. This positions reports directly to the Director of Guest Operations or the Guest Operations Supervisor on duty. A more detailed job description is available by contacting Human Resources.

55. USM-DMS: MAR 670--Coastal Physical Oceanography 2. To teach the skills in applying the general principles and papers are recommendedfor supplement reading general Bowden, KF Chapter 6. seasonal thermocline http://www.marine.usm.edu/syllabus/coast_po.html

Department of Marine Science Academics Course Offerings MAR 670-01 COASTAL PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY COURSE DESCRIPTION The dynamics of tidal currents, coastal waves, wind-driven flows and thermohaline circulation will be considered using simple analytical models and numerical examples. Detailed consideration will be given to the boundary layers, fronts and water mixing. COURSE OBJECTIVES 1. To provide the basic concepts of geophysical fluid dynamics required to understand the circulation in coastal regions. 2. To teach the skills in applying the general principles of geophysical fluid dynamics to the analysis of particular problems of coastal dynamics. 3. To explain relations between widely used simplified models and the real shelf circulation. TEXTS Class notes with some home assignments will be provided for each lecture. The following books and papers are recommended for supplement reading: General: Bowden, K.F. Physical Oceanography of Coastal Waters, John Wiley, 302 pp., 1983.

56. General '04 seasonal employment also available. with Summer Fun Trainees to help teach skillsnecessary to help load trucks, pull inventory, and general outdoor maintenance http://www.naz.edu/dept/career_services/sjfgeneral04.html

General Openings In addition to the postings listed below, please visit the following websites for: Summer postings submitted to colleges in Albany, Syracuse, Buffalo, etc. Biology majors seeking paid internships Organization: TIME WARNER CABLE ROCHESTER DIVISION JOB POSTING LOCATION: Rochester Position will be responsible for making outbound calls to residential cable and telephony customers for service upgrades, revenue retention and enhancement. Carol Rosati Human Resources Coordinator Time Warner Cable 71 Mt. Hope Avenue Rochester, NY 14620 Cricket on the Hearth is seeking full-time, permanent and summer help to install swingsets, wood stoves, and gas stoves. Monday - Friday, 9am -5:30 pm, some heavy lifting required. Gas and electrical experience preferred but not required. Start immediately. Apply at Cricket on the Hearth, 900 Panorama Trail, Penfield. Organization: Concentrix Concentrix offerings: We offer excellent compensation and benefits, including commission (when position involves selling) and great opportunity for growth. To Apply: If you are interested in and meet the requirements of this position, please send a resume and salary requirements to jobs@concentrix.com. Please place the job title in the subject line of the email. Candidates that do not meet the requirements of the position in will not be contacted. Please, no phone calls. Copy Center Operator Responsibilities: Set up client jobs and run the printers. Ensure quality and accuracy of all printed material by spot-checking as product comes off the machine. Maintain all logs and daily schedules for printers. Maintain all file back-ups, train additional operators as needed, consult on new jobs (best way to print, specs, file types, etc.). Perform any in-house finishing necessary (drilling and cutting). Perform any other job related duties that may be deemed necessary by management.

57. Hocking College Summer seasonal Outdoor Education Job Fair. Qualified Persons Activities DirectorFood Service general Counselors. Interested, Qualified Staff To teach Lead http://concrs.hocking.cc.oh.us/carserv/partlist.htm

Hocking College February 26, 2003 10:00am - 3:00 pm Natural Resources Building Akron YMCA Camping Services Type of Business: Camp 4460 Rex Lake Drive Age Range of Campers/Residents: Akron OH Operating Season: June 15, 2003 until August 23, 2003 Phone: Fax: Need Qualified Persons: Activities Director Food Service Health Nurse Horsemanship Lifeguard Maintenance Outdoor Education Football Ropes Course Archery Gymnastics Sailing Backpacking Hiking Scuba Diving Baseball Horseback (English) Soccer Basketball Horseback (Western) Softball Canoe Trips Kayaking Sports Canoeing Leadership Training Swim Climbing/Rappelling Music Tennis Dance Outdoor Living Skills Special Deeds Drama Religion Environmental Education Riflery Camp Cheerful Type of Business: Camp 15000 Cheerful Lane Age Range of Campers/Residents: Strongsville OH Operating Season: June 1 or April 23 until August 17 Phone: Fax: Need Qualified Persons: Dietitian Food Service Health Nurse Horsemanship Lifeguard Maintenance Office Staff Outdoor Education Academics Canoe Trips Nutrition Dance Outdoor Living Skills Archery Drama Photography BackCountry Horse Environmental Education Ropes Course Backpacking Football Soccer Baseball Hiking Softball Basketball Sports Canoeing Music Swim Camp Copneconic Flint YMCA Type of Business: Camp 10407 North Fenton Road Age Range of Campers/Residents: Fenton MI Operating Season: June 15, 2003-August 15, 2003

58. City Of Houston -- Houston Fire Department billboard displays of winning posters as well as seasonal programs such as a mobilehouse on wheels designed to teach fire safety general Fire Safety Education. http://www.ci.houston.tx.us/hfd/safety/publiceducation.html

Home Services About Houston Mayor's Office ... Message from the Chief GENERAL INFORMATION Active Incidents Apparatus Contacting HFD Divisions ... Statistics EVENTS Calendar of Events 911 Games Hotzone Medal Day ... Symposium HELPFUL INFORMATION Codes/Standards Protected Health Information SAFETY INFORMATION Public Education FireStoppers Safety Presentations Safety Topics HFD IN THE COMMUNITY Adopt-A-Fire Station Citizens' Fire Academy Get Alarmed Houston! Public Education ... Station Tours, Visits, etc. BUSINESS INTEREST Alarms Codes/Standards High-Rise Cert. High-Rise Triad ... Violations FIREFIGHTER INTEREST Continuing Education Firefighter Safety Plan Honor Guard Memorial ... Training Facility HFD DIVISIONS Communications Community Outreach (Public Information) Emergency Operations ... Staff Services REPORTS Accomplishments 2002 - 2004 Philosophy of Firefighting in the The HFD Firefighter Safety Plan Accreditation ... SITE MAP The Public Education Division seeks to reduce fire losses (i.e. lives and property) from the dangers of accidental fire through fire prevention and fire response procedures education.

59. Abstracts For General Methodology SPLINE REGRESSION FOR TIME SERIES seasonal ADJUSTMENT, TREND PROPERTIES OF THE SUMSOF general FUNCTIONS OF LIFE By Donald Ylvisaker 0483 teach PREDICTION, AND http://sunsite.univie.ac.at/statlib/joint94/section-a.html

Abstracts for General Methodology Here are the 173 abstracts for the General Methodology sections at the joint statistical meetings in 1994 DIAGNOSTICS IN MULTIVARIATE TRANSFORMATIONS By Santiago Velilla ESTIMATING FUNCTIONS OF LOCATION AND SCALE FOR THE T DISTRIBUTION By Dale Umbach AN OPTIMAL TEST FOR THE MEAN FUNCTION HYPOTHESIS By K. F. Cheng FINDING CLUSTERS IN TREND CURVES FROM LONGITUDINAL DATA By Daniel F. McCaffrey NONPARAMETRIC TESTS FOR DOUBLY CENSORED DATA By Ming-Xin Tang, Wei-Yann Tsai AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH TO TREE-STRUCTURED MODELING By Wei-Yin Loh DIRECT GENERALIZED ADDITIVE MODELLING WITH PENALIZED LIKELIHOOD By Brian D. Marx, Paul H.C. Eilers NONPARAMETRIC TIME-DISCRETE ESTIMATION IN THE CASE OF CENSORED EVENTS By Beatrix Brecht, Leo Brecht GENERALIZED SCORE FUNCTIONS WITH APPLICATIONS TO TESTING FOR TREND By Yiliang Zhu, Daniel Krewski, and Karen Fung CONDITIONAL INDEPENDENCIES IN HIERARCHICAL LOGLINAR MODELS By Harry J. Knamis MEASURING SKEWNESS WITH RESPECT TO THE MODE By Barry C. Arnold, Richard A Groeneveld MULTIPLE COMPARISON PROCEDURE WITH THE GEOMETRIC MEANTHE SCALE PARAMETER CASE By Shu-Fei Wu, Huberg J. Chen

60. Forest.html Thermometers and psychrometers. seasonal limitations There are no an appropriateactivity to teach this skill able to classify by general characteristics (herb http://teacherbridge.cs.vt.edu/public/users/cjervis/pandapas/pondbckgnd.html

Some General Background Information for Field Trips to Pandapas Pond INTRODUCTION Pandapas Pond is a seven acre lake located at the headwaters of Poverty Creek. It may be reached by driving approximately 3.5 miles on Rt. 460 west of Blacksburg, to Rt.621 and taking a left turn onto the forest service road leading to the Upper and Lower Parking areas. The pond is man made and maintained by an earthen dam on its western end. It drains second growth mixed hardwood forests watershed area The road to the pond ends in a lower small parking area blocked on the pond side by a gate. A short walk on the dirt road behind the gate or on the trail at the west side of the parking lot leads to the pond. The trails around the pond are gravel covered and easy hiking. There are several side trails through the surrounding forest. These side trails vary in difficulty and are not gravel covered. There are several picnic tables and grills available. There is no potable running water available, but pit toilet facilities are available. Maps are available using the resources at this site or at the United States Forest Service office in Blacksburg. One may also approach the Pond from the Upper Lot by following Horse Nettle Trail to the east or Poverty Creek Trail to the west. In either case, one should be sure to make the appropriate turns on these trails, as they are not direct routes to the Pond. SOME POSSIBLE OBJECTIVES (There are many, see the Activities Links)

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