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KinderStart Alta Vista Ask Jeeves Excite Google HotBot GO LookSmart Lycos Webcrawler Adoption Animal Friends Bringing Home Baby Child Development ... Sports and Exercise : Roller Skating/Blading Web Pages The following links are in English Good Times Roller Skating Center Inc. Roller Skating, inline skating, laser tag, snack bar, birthday, skating classes for tiny tots to adults. Costume characters. Call 603-429-0435 Merrimack, New Hampshire Add/View Comments Rate this Site ALF's Tech Deck Fingerboarding Includes jokes, tricks, competition rules, and suggestions for building a skateboarding park. Add/View Comments Rate this Site California Outdoor Rollerskating Association C.O.R.A. stands for the California Outdoor Rollerskating Association. This is an organization that promotes the sport of outdoor rollerskating in California. Add/View Comments Rate this Site Evolution of Roller Skating A Belgian inventor named Joseph Merlin introduced the first recorded roller skate in 1760. And, what an introduction he made! He wore his new skates to a party in London, where he crashed into an expensive mirror. He wasn't very interested in skating after this experience. However, other inventors produced some roller skate models, most with in-line wheels to imitate an ice skating blade. Add/View Comments Rate this Site LEARN TO SKATE During this two hour course, you will become familiar with the different brands of in-line skates, wheels, bearings, pads and related equipment. You will learn proper skating form, balance, stopping, turning and how to hold your own on a hill. We will also take you through the slalom course to teach you to gain confidence and learn to maneuver.

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LATEX-ITE, the finest 100% acrylic, recreational coatings available today. Our standard LATEX-ITE Acrylic Color System is ideal for the normal use on tennis courts and recreational areas. We also offer our LATEX-ITE Super Fortified Acrylic Color System if your needs require a heavier duty surface for such activities as basketball or for multi-purpose play courts. LATEX-ITE Super Fortified Acrylic Color System is designed to withstand the excessive abuse and heavy foot traffic associated with these activities. LATEX-ITE is also at the forefront of the roller blade / in-line hockey surface technology with our specially designed LATEX-ITE U-2000 additive . The U-2000 additive is blended with our standard LATEX-ITE Acrylic Color System to produce the most durable, colorfast coating that will withstand the rigors roller blading and in-line hockey games produce. LATEX-ITE also offers Super Cushion, the finest resilient surface which provides the cushioning benefits players need. LATEX-ITE Super Cushion is a special formulation featuring state of the art acrylic polymer technology. Combined with superior rubber aggregates, it creates a permanent, cushioned surface that will never need to be replaced. LATEX-ITE Super Cushion, when surfaced with our standard LATEX-ITE Acrylic Color System, provides an all weather, shock absorbing surface that will provide the player years of comfortable and enjoyable play.

6. Blading Central: In-line Skating With Your Dog Tampa Bay, FL recreational Skating Guide. NJ/Philly Inline Skating For Sledding, Skiing or roller blading! Great Selection of Kids Skates Accessories, Some Adult Skates Too! http://www.caryn.com/francis/francis-blade.html

How to In-Line Skate with your Dog Not recommended if you are not 100% comfortable on your skates!!! Pet Store Rescue Adopt a Dog Today Creative Canine ... Links Francis skating for the camera as part of the independent feature film The Dog People (clips in RealVideo) Was this site helpful? Please help us help rescued dogs by making a donation today! What you need: A pair of good, sturdy skates, knee, elbow and wrist pads and a leash/restraint for your dog that restrains from under the armpits, rather than the neck. (I recommend The Original Sporn Halter Note on the safety equipment: I usually use only wrist guards, and am a very good skater, but even I have been taken out twice when Francis spotted a cat I didn't see first hiding behind a fence or bush (and I was carrying stuff and only had one hand freenever do that!!). And when a dog off a leash comes up to you and starts trouble it is harder to maintain control. There is this risk. Just be aware of it. You can't do this unless you are not afraid of falling and know how to take a fall in stride. Even if you usually don't wear all safety gear when skating, using all pads to start skating with your dog, especially if you're not certain of your own ability to skate and control your dog at the same time, is a good move. Did you even know you can get a pad to protect your tailbone? For more information about possible hazards and preventative measures you can take, visit

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8. Roller Blading In Central North America roller blading in Central North America Table of Contents Other sections of Where to Skate are Web sites for Austria info There are cycle paths which go both north and south of the "loop" (the downtown), along Lake Michigan. For those that are into recreational/distance/excercise skating, check out City Park on the north end of town. http://www.rollerblading.com/skateparks/centralus.html

Roller Blading in Central North America Table of Contents Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan ... Texas Other sections of Where to Skate are: Western North America California Northeastern North America Southeastern North America ... Abroad Illinois Chicago Urbana/Champaign Chicago Web sites for Austria info: Skate! Chicago: http://www.skaters.com/ From: RRATEICK@vma.cc.nd.edu Date: Unknown There are cycle paths which go both north and south of the "loop" (the downtown), along Lake Michigan. I have skated up north, starting at Lincoln Park. I have also skated through the downtown both on sidewalks and the streets, although, not during the business day (too many cars). From downtown, a nice skate is up Clark Street north to Wrigley Field. This is an interesting area, with used book/CD stores, etc. You can judge distance based on address numbers: 800/mile. For more information on where to skate (and not too), call the folks at Londo Mondo (sorry, but I can not remember the address). Remember, Chicago does have some really bad neighborhoods. For example, I would not go west of Wells, in the area around Division Street. From: thomasd@tt726.NoSubdomain.NoDomain (Tom Depke)

9. ThinkQuest Library Of Entries Choose a recreational skate with a multiclip buckle fastening system for quick,easy fastening. recreational skaters need not be unduly concerned, however. http://library.advanced.org/10615/no-frames/roller-blading/equipments.html

Welcome to the ThinkQuest Internet Challenge of Entries The web site you have requested, (SSS) Sports Stop Station , is one of over 4000 student created entries in our Library. Before using our Library, please be sure that you have read and agreed to our To learn more about ThinkQuest. You can browse other ThinkQuest Library Entries To proceed to (SSS) Sports Stop Station click here Back to the Previous Page The Site you have Requested ... (SSS) Sports Stop Station click here to view this site A ThinkQuest Internet Challenge 1997 Entry Click image for the Site Languages : Site Desciption Learn about the history, rules, and equipment needed for five different sporting events. Basketball, soccer, tennis, cycling, and roller blading are discussed. You'll also find some basic stretching exercises and a discussion of injuries that may occur. A sporting chat room and search engine are available, as well as links to other sporting and health-related sites. Students Lim Siglap Secondary School Singapore Yeo Coaches Goh Siglap Secondary School Singapore Goh Siglap Secondary School Singapore

10. ThinkQuest Library Of Entries cause blisters. ACCESSORIES There is a host of different accessoriesavailable for the recreational inline skater. Some of the http://library.advanced.org/10615/no-frames/roller-blading/protective.html

Welcome to the ThinkQuest Internet Challenge of Entries The web site you have requested, (SSS) Sports Stop Station , is one of over 4000 student created entries in our Library. Before using our Library, please be sure that you have read and agreed to our To learn more about ThinkQuest. You can browse other ThinkQuest Library Entries To proceed to (SSS) Sports Stop Station click here Back to the Previous Page The Site you have Requested ... (SSS) Sports Stop Station click here to view this site A ThinkQuest Internet Challenge 1997 Entry Click image for the Site Languages : Site Desciption Learn about the history, rules, and equipment needed for five different sporting events. Basketball, soccer, tennis, cycling, and roller blading are discussed. You'll also find some basic stretching exercises and a discussion of injuries that may occur. A sporting chat room and search engine are available, as well as links to other sporting and health-related sites. Students Lim Siglap Secondary School Singapore Yeo Coaches Goh Siglap Secondary School Singapore Goh Siglap Secondary School Singapore

11. No Skateboarding Or Roller Blading On Downtown Streets No skateboarding or roller blading on downtown streets as we start taking a closer look at the community's recreational shortcomings, a skateboard park could be considered. http://www.paynesvillearea.com/News/opinionarticles/mayorarchives/MayorsComments

Area News Home Marketplace Community Paynesville Press - April 17, 2002 Mayor's Comments No skateboarding or roller blading on downtown streets By Jeff Thompson Since we got the u-turn issue taken care of (I only see one or two a week now as opposed to one or two a day before the ordinance was enacted), perhaps I can address a few more traffic safety concerns. These are already ordinances, but worth mentioning now that spring is here. Skateboarding and roller skating or blading are not permitted in the downtown area. Period. Not on the streets. Not on the sidewalks. Not in any parking lots. Perhaps as we start taking a closer look at the community's recreational shortcomings, a skateboard park could be considered. That type of a facility could possibly be part of a swimming pool park complex. I could be persuaded to pursue that farther. Bicycle riders must yield the right of way to any pedestrian on any sidewalk. Ordinance also requires that a bicycle rider give some type of audible signal to any pedestrian that he or she is passing or overtaking on a sidewalk. The same audible signal law applies to skateboarders and rollerbladers when doing so on a sidewalk other than downtown. See above. And, most importantly, it is unlawful for any person operating a bicycle to carry any package, bundle, or article which prevents the driver from keeping at least one hand upon the handlebars. Well, duh...!

12. Rules & Regulations courts operated by the Lisle Park District are off limits to roller blading andin also has an expansive path system in Community Park for recreational users. http://www.lisleparkdistrict.org/parkrules.htm

1825 Short St., Lisle, IL Ph: 630-964-3410 Search Site Map Upcoming Programs Questions or comments? Please email us or submit an anonymous comment Park Rules Code of Conduct Insurance Information ... Misc. Info Park Rules Motorized vehicles are prohibited. Alcohol is prohibited. Open dawn until dusk. Roller blading on tennis or basketball courts is prohibited Dispose of trash properly in containers provided. Pick up after animals. Swimming or boating in ponds is prohibited. Dumpers will be prosecuted. Amenities are available on a first come, first serve basis unless a permit is issued. Top of Page Code of Conduct To ensure an enjoyable and safe program for all participants, the Lisle Park District has developed a behavior code. Participants shall: Behave respectfully to all participants and staff. Refrain from using foul language. Refrain from causing bodily harm. Treat all equipment, supplies, and facilities respectfully. Additional rules are developed for specific programs, as deemed necessary by the staff. The behavior required of participants and stated in the policy listed above applies to all parents, friends, relatives or others accompanying the participants to any Lisle Park District program.

13. Recreational Sports recreational Sports. Cooper Union Club; Cooper Union Fencing Club; CooperUnion Step Team; InLine Skating; Martial Arts; roller blading; roller http://www.cooper.edu/organizations/recreational/recreational.html

Recreational Sports Cooper Union Athletic Association Badminton Club Ballroom Dancing Cooper Union Gym Club ... Ultimate Frisbee This page is maintained by Office of Student Services at The Cooper Union , and was last updated on November 7, 2002. Send any comments or feedback to dpatters@cooper.edu

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Birthday Parties, Corporate Events, Private Parties About Us Birthday Parties Private Parties Corporate ... Directions United Skates of America 75 New Rd, Rumford, RI 02916 About Us United Skates of America is a 30,000 sq. ft. multi-recreational family fun center. We are the area's premier birthday party location. Our center schedules hundreds of fun and fund raising private parties with schools, churches, businesses, and groups of all sizes. We host over 20,000 kids in our summer and winter camp and recreation programs such as the Y.M.C.A.s, Boys and Girls Clubs, Town Park and Recreation Groups, and others. Driving Directions United Skates is primarily an age 14 and under facility. Friday and Saturday nights are great times to bring in the kids since these sessions are restricted to ages 14 and under and their parents. UNITED SKATES of AMERICA is the EAST COAST'S LARGEST and MOST MODERN Skating Facility featuring: Roller Skating and Roller Blading Rock Climbing "Space Mountain" 25 ft. High Tower

15. In-Line Skating (Roller Blading) Inline skating, or rollerblading, is a great recreational and conditioning activityfor both In-line skates are a cross between roller skates and ice skates. http://www.nbia.nf.ca/in-line_skating_(roller_blading).htm

Public Awareness: In-line Skating Safety The following information is excerpted from the Childhood Injury Control newsletter, published by the Edmonton Board of Health. The illustrations which accompany this article are also courtesy of the Edmonton Board of Health.Editor. In-line skating, or "rollerblading, is a great recreational and conditioning activity for both children and adults. The popularity of in-line skating has grown at an incredible rate over the last three years, with an estimated one million Canadians now enjoying the sport. In-line skates are a cross between roller skates and ice skates. They are called in-line skates because each skate has three to five round wheels in a line, or single row, instead of paired wheels or a blade· The narrower, smoother wheels make in-line skates much faster than traditional roller skates· Injuries from in-line skating Like other sporting activities, in-line skating has its risks. The typical injuries from in-line skating include broken wrists, chipped elbows and bruised knees. Most injuries from in-line skating occur when the skater looses control. The injury rate is highest for people who are skating for the first time. The Canadian picture Data collected by the Canadian Hospitals Injury Reporting and Prevention Program (CHIRRP) between April 1990 and April 1993 presents a picture very similar to that of the Alberta Children's Hospital. CHIRRP data, collected from 10 children's hospitals and two general hospitals across Canada, also provides insight into where most in-line injuries occur and the most common types of injuries.

16. Skating & Roller Blading In Brisbane & SE Queensland Local Tourist recreational guide to South East Queensland incorporating Brisbane,the Gold Coast, the Sunshine Coast, the Darling Fitness Skating, blading. http://thelocaltourist.com.au/Fitness/Energiser_6_81.htm

Fitness - Skating, Blading Australian Professional Skaters' Association The site features news and articles about skating, a history of the Association, coach profiles and links to other useful skating sites. Australian Rollerblading Australian inline skating news, profiles, articles, photos, video clips, competitions coverage such as the Australian Inline Skating Championships, TLMS Street Comp, Xtreme Games and the Xtreme Trials. Brisbane Skate Parks To date, the Council has established 21 facilities throughout the suburbs, including six major skate parks at Ferny Grove, Paddington, Jindalee, Toombul, Coorparoo and Kuraby. These facilities can also be used by rollerbladers and BMX bike riders: Ice Skating Australia Archerfield. The site features information on the history of ice skating, competition and test results and provides links to other sites. International Skating Union The site provides information about skating with a global perspective. Speed, short track, figure and synchronised skating events, profiles, records and results are offered. Ice City Iceland Ice Surface 56m x 26m at 15 Strathaird Road, Bundall (Gold Coast Central) Ph (07) 55399899, Fax (07) 55399449, Mobile 015 230662

17. Calgary & Area Photo Gallery: Recreational Activities: WorldWeb Travel Guide For Calgary Area recreational Activities These spectacular professional photos highlightthe beauty of this region. roller blading at Eau Claire Festival Market http://www.discovercalgary.com/PhotoGallery/RecreationalActivities/

These spectacular professional photos highlight the beauty of this region. To start your photo tour, click on the title of any image - you can then step between all of the images in the photo gallery. Cross Country Skiing in Calgary Photo from Guy Shulan Save: Put this Listing in My TravelGuide! Hot Air Ballooning Over Chestemere Lake Send this picture as a free Internet postcard Photo from Sharpeshots Save: Put this Listing in My TravelGuide! Mountain Biker Send this picture as a free Internet postcard Photo from PhotoDisc Save: Put this Listing in My TravelGuide! Snowboarding at Canada Olympic Park Send this picture as a free Internet postcard Photo from Sharpeshots Save: Put this Listing in My TravelGuide! Bicycle path at Stanley Park (Click on title to view Photo) Photo from Sharpeshots Fishing on the Bow River near the Calgary Zoo (Click on title to view Photo) Photo from Sharpeshots Ice Skating Demonstration at Olympic Plaza (Click on title to view Photo) Photo from Sharpeshots Roller Blading at Eau Claire Festival Market (Click on title to view Photo) Photo from Sharpeshots Ski Jumping at Canada Olympic Park (Click on title to view Photo) CODA supports Canada's Olympic efforts at Canada Olympic Park Photo from Calgary Olympic Development Association View of Chestermere Lake from Hot Air Balloon (East of Calgary) (Click on title to view Photo) Photo from Sharpeshots You are here: Home Canada Alberta Photo Gallery Recreational Activities My Travel Guide Currency Converter ... FAQ Published by: Important Notice: World Web Technologies Inc

18. Alberta Photo Gallery: Recreational Activities: WorldWeb Travel Guide For Albert Alberta recreational Activities These spectacular professional photos highlightthe beauty of this region. roller blading at Eau Claire Festival Market . http://www.discoveralberta.com/PhotoGallery/RecreationalActivities/

Alberta Recreational Activities These spectacular professional photos highlight the beauty of this region. To start your photo tour, click on the title of any image - you can then step between all of the images in the photo gallery. Horseback Riding Send this picture as a free Internet postcard Photo from Brewster Adventures Save: Put this Listing in My TravelGuide! Swimming Pool Send this picture as a free Internet postcard Photo from Banff High Country Inn Save: Put this Listing in My TravelGuide! Annual Sourdough River Festival in Edmonton, Alberta Send this picture as a free Internet postcard Photo from Trevor Millions Save: Put this Listing in My TravelGuide! Birdwatching Send this picture as a free Internet postcard Save: Put this Listing in My TravelGuide! Canoeing in Jasper National Park Send this picture as a free Internet postcard Photo from Jasper Chamber of Commerce Save: Put this Listing in My TravelGuide! Canoeing on Lake Louise Send this picture as a free Internet postcard Photo from Travel Alberta, 1-800-661-8888 Save: Put this Listing in My TravelGuide!

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NEWLY FURNISHED OCEANSIDE VILLA - WALK TO BEACH 2 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath Villa, Sleep 6 Hilton Head, South Carolina This Hilton Head Villa is located in South Forest Beach in the heart of Hilton Head Island and is the premier place to stay. Situated between Coligny Plaza and Harbortown, you will be centrally located to all of the Island's entertainment, dining, shopping, golf, tennis, and other recreational activities. You do not have to drive everywhere you go when you stay here. It is a 3 minute walk to the beach, 8 minutes to Coligny Plaza, 5 minutes to Fish Tales lounge and 2 minutes to Peckerhead's Pub, and 4 minutes to the General Store and Liquor Store. And for the kids, Waterfun Park is a 5 minute walk away. The recreational path passes right in front of the villa, providing you with trails for biking, roller-blading, jogging, and walking. Lagoons, alligators, and island foliage are just a few of the scenic backgrounds for picturesque settings. And don't forget to take advantage of Hilton Head's most prized possession - the beach. The villa itself is in the front row of the complex, making it the closest to the beach. There is an enclosed area to store beach chairs, boogey boards, bikes, and wet clothes in the front of the villa. It is tastefully decorated and furnished to provide a relaxing beach atmosphere. Pets are welcome as long as you let me know when you make your reservation. I assume that your pet is up-to-date on all shots and pills, and is well-trained. If not, please make sure it is prior to arrival. If your pet makes a lot of noise when you leave it (like mine!) you might want to consider a bark collar since the villas are connected.

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