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151. LOW-TECH SOLUTIONS FOR PLAYTIME FUN

Subjects
Social aspects, Play -- Social aspects, Exceptional children -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Amusements -- Social aspects
Abstract

Play ... it's what kids do ... and it's as important to growth and development as eating and sleeping. Through play, a child develops basic motor skills, creativity, social skills, [...]

Published
1999

152. OPERATION RECREATION RELIEF

Author

FRANKLIN, SHEILA

Subjects
National Recreation and Park Association -- Planning, Recreation -- Social aspects, International relief
Abstract

"I have an idea. It's big; in fact it may be even too big for the Maryland Recreation and Parks Association. If you think it is workable, maybe we should […]

Published
1999

153. Hard work and holidays

Subjects
Amusements -- Social aspects, Vacations -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Entertainment industry -- Social aspects, Leisure industry -- Social aspects, Business, Economics, Business, international, Social aspects
Abstract

A great time to work CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA AMERICA'S holiday season is off to a strong start. With petrol prices blissfully low, airline companies fighting over fares and a general sense [...]

Published
1999

154. The heart of Texas is an urban rodeo

Subjects
Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Anne Seymour, a national crime victims' advocate in Washington, D.C., lived in Fort Worth from 1984 to 1992. She loves the region so much that she returns to visit friends [...]

Published
2014

155. How to Love the Cold

Author

Macone, Steve

Subjects
Amusements -- Social aspects, Cold weather -- Appreciation, Recreation -- Social aspects, Ice fishing -- Methods, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

SOMERVILLE, Mass. -- BECAUSE part of me hates winter, I go ice fishing. Each year, the Meredith Rotary Club in New Hampshire hosts an ice fishing tournament. Tens of thousands [...]

Published
2014

156. Friendship funfests

Author

Costas, Tallulah

Subjects
Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Friendship -- Social aspects, Women's issues/gender studies
Abstract

Are there a gazillion or a bazillion fun things to do with friends? Try these inventive sleepovers and crafty ideas, and tell Luna about yours! Sleepovers are superfun, whether it's [...]

Published
2016

157. RECREATION.

Subjects
RECREATION -- Social aspects, PHYSICAL fitness, RELAXATION for health, RECREATION centers, BOWLING, GOLF
Abstract

The article focuses on the morale, welfare and recreation (MWR) programs and activities offered by the U.S. Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) for fitness and relaxation. Topics discussed include the link of MWR staffs with the medical community, nonprofit groups and wounded warrior units, the Armed Forces Recreation Center resorts which the military operates, and the recreation programs such as bowling and golf.

Published
2016

158. Family Fun 'Sturgeon Spectacular' - 3 Day Celebration

Subjects
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin -- Fairs and festivals, Sturgeons -- Appreciation, Sturgeon fishing -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Business, Business, international, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: FOND DU LAC, WI, Feb 01, 2016 (Marketwired via COMTEX) -- Fond du Lac, WI celebrates the 200 million year history of the prehistoric fish with its first annual [...]

Published
2016

159. Measuring culture, leisure, and time use

Author

Peterson, Richard A.

Subjects
Television -- Social aspects, Popular culture -- Statistics, Leisure -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Political science, Social sciences
Published
1981

160. Yes, what about me?

Author

Leffler, David

Subjects
Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Sole practitioners -- Social aspects
Abstract

What about me? How many times does a solo attorney ask that question? Not often enough, in my opinion. So this column will be devoted to how solo attorneys can [...]

Published
2011

162. Can Travel Make the Child?

Author

Conlin, Jennifer

Subjects
Travel -- Social aspects -- Kenya -- United States, Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Package tours -- Social aspects, Domestic relations -- Appreciation, Volunteerism -- Social aspects, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

LIKE many affluent parents, Carolyn Everson, an executive at Facebook who lives in Montclair, N.J., with her husband and 9-year-old twins, is committed to raising ''socially conscious'' children, as she [...]

Published
2012

163. THE TOPIC IS TAMPA BAY'S ... RECREATION

Author

Tomalin, Terry

Subjects
Tampa, Florida -- Social aspects, Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: TERRY TOMALIN Standing on a sandbar, halfway through a swim across Tampa Bay, I find it's easy to understand why so many locals take Florida's largest estuary for granted. [...]

Published
2012

165. Games people play: still have some energy to work off after a hike? Feel like getting some exercise after your Scout meeting? Consider these easy-to-learn sports. (SCOUT PROGRAM SPORTS)

Subjects
Soccer -- United States -- Social aspects, Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Track and field athletics -- Social aspects, General interest
Abstract

Soccer Shootout It's easy enough to get a game of pickup soccer going. You might not have a real goal, but the space between two trees works. If you're short [...]

Published
2008

166. 'Vertical Social Network' in Patent Application Approval Process (USPTO 20160182618)

Subjects
Social networks -- Social aspects, Patents -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Patent/copyright issue, Arts and entertainment industries, Business
Abstract

2016 JUL 15 (VerticalNews) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Entertainment Newsweekly -- A patent application by the inventors Jimenez Arreola, Teresa (London, GB); Monier, Fanny (London, GB), [...]

Published
2016

167. New Jersey

Subjects
Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Performing arts -- Evaluation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

A guide to cultural and recreational goings-on around the state this week. Items may be submitted by mail to On the Towns, Sunday New Jersey Section, The New York Times, [...]

Published
2010

168. Connecticut

Subjects
Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Performing arts -- Criticism and interpretation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

A guide to cultural and recreational goings-on in and around Connecticut. Items for the guide should be sent at least three weeks in advance to ctcal@nytimes.com, or by mail to [...]

Published
2010

169. Westchester

Subjects
Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Performing arts -- Evaluation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

A guide to cultural and recreational goings-on in and around the Hudson Valley. Items for the guide should be sent at least three weeks in advance to westweek@nytimes.com, or by [...]

Published
2010

170. Just recreation for girls and women

Author

Henderson, Karla A.

Subjects
Recreation -- Social aspects, Self-esteem -- Psychological aspects, Women -- Psychological aspects, Girls -- Psychological aspects
Published
1996

171. In subacute care, activities have to help patients get better fast

Author

Kavanaugh, Kevin

Subjects
Social aspects, Nursing homes -- Social aspects, Nursing home care -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Amusements -- Social aspects
Abstract

In many markets, managed care has already had a major influence on how long-term care is delivered, but the greatest impact has been in the subacute arena. Because this population's [...]

Published
1997

172. EXECUTIVE CLASS: SARA MORTON, CEO, ACADEMY OF CANADIAN CINEMA AND TELEVISION

Author

Mcginn, Dave

Subjects
Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Chief executive officers -- Interviews, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Dave McGinn Sara Morton was named CEO of the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television last year. Before her appointment, she was the chief operating officer for the Ontario [...]

Published
2008

173. THE HALF-DOLLAR FRIENDSHIP.

Author

ARTERBURN, JOE

Subjects
HUNTING & society, LEATHER goods, DRIVERS' licenses, RECREATION -- Social aspects, SOCIAL interaction
Abstract

The article presents the author's views about the lost of his billfold after hunting, which contain driver's license and credit cards. It highlights the process of getting a temporary license at the courthouse as well as for the replaceable licenses for lifetime hunting, fishing, and furbearer. It also cites the concept of friendship in hunting.

Published
2018

175. Creating community through people, parks and programs: park and recreation agencies need to remind everyone of their importance.

Author

Korfhage, Jonathan

Subjects
National Recreation and Park Association -- Reports, Recreation -- Social aspects, Amusements -- Social aspects, Group identity -- Growth, Company growth, Recreational services software
Abstract

Park and recreation agencies throughout the country are being acutely challenged by our economic situation. In the past, we've been known for being resourceful, creative and competent. Now isn't the […]

Published
2003

176. Photography - a versatile hobby

Author

Fohl, Mark E.

Subjects
Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Hobbies -- Social aspects, Photography -- Social aspects, Arts, visual and performing, Social aspects
Abstract

Photography is our hobby, right? Of course it is. It goes without saying. But did you ever stop to think what a hobby is? And how photography fits into the [...]

Published
1993

177. The best & worst cities in which to recreate

Subjects
Cities and towns -- Rankings -- Social aspects, Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

No matter what the season, national parks and other recreational facilities contribute to enhanced community cohesion, higher property values, and better public health, according to WalletHub, a personal finance social [...]

Published
2014

178. Why chicks love becks; Tania Kindersley says that women are whooping for the World Cup because they like real men and romance

Author

Kindersley, Tania

Subjects
World Cup (Soccer) -- Social aspects, Women -- Social aspects, Soccer fans -- Demographic aspects -- Social aspects, Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Political science, Social aspects, Demographic aspects
Abstract

SOMETHING curious is going on in this World Cup. Not just Les Bleus crashing out, mighty Argentina flying dejectedly home, the plucky Irish so nearly toppling suave Spain. No, stranger [...]

Published
2002

179. Lifetime park pass for terrorist victims on legislative fast track. (Top of the news)

Author

Goldenberg, Sherman

Subjects
United States. Congress -- Social policy, Recreation -- Social aspects, Americans, Automobile industry, Business, Retail industry, Travel industry, American Recreation Coalition -- Political activity
Abstract

Fast-track legislation was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives to create a new HOPE pass -- providing lifetime access to America's parks and other recreation sites -- for those [...]

Published
2001

180. Toy stories: Tiny dogs pull their weight, and then some, in the dog--human friendship. (You & Your Pet)

Author

Gardner, Toni

Subjects
Papillon Club of America -- Officials and employees, Dogs -- Training, Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Dog breeds -- Appreciation -- Social aspects, Pets -- Social aspects, Food/cooking/nutrition, Home and garden, Social aspects, Appreciation, Officials and employees, Training
Abstract

No way would I have a froufrou dog in mylife,' dedared Susi Gleffe, of Central California. Gleffe, who bred Shetland sheepdogs for 20 years, nevertheless agreed to accompany a friend [...]

Published
2001

182. Research update

Author

Hawkins, Barbara A.

Subjects
Recreation -- Social aspects, Aged
Published
1980

184. The history of employee services and recreation

Author

Murphy, Michael T.

Subjects
National Employee Services and Recreation Association -- History, Employee recreation programs -- History, Recreation -- Social aspects, Physical fitness -- Planning, Employee motivation -- Innovations
Published
1984

188. Programming for peace

Author

Walsh, Edward R.

Subjects
Recreation leadership -- Social policy, Peace -- Study and teaching, Recreation -- Social aspects
Published
1986

189. The mid-summer blues - 9 ways to beat them

Author

Mercer, Marilyn

Subjects
Recreation -- Social aspects, Summer, Business, Business, general, General interest, Women's issues/gender studies
Published
1978

190. Bringing out radiance in the faces of our elders

Author

Siegel, Danny

Subjects
Geriatric nursing -- Social aspects, Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Nursing homes -- Social aspects, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, Literature/writing, Philosophy and religion, Social aspects
Abstract

One of my bumper stickers reads: Be kind to your children - they will choose your nursing home. Reactions: (a) a chuckle, (b) an uncomfortable chuckle, (c) a moment's flash [...]

Published
1999

191. Movie stars as race car drivers: what's their motivation?

Author

Siano, Joseph

Subjects
Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Automobile racing drivers -- Behavior, Automobile racing -- Social aspects, Actors -- Behavior, Actresses -- Behavior
Abstract

IF Jason Priestley did not know it before, he discovered one crucial difference between real-life auto racing and Hollywood's depiction of it when he crashed at the Kentucky Speedway in […]

Published
2002

192. Korea's real rage for virtual games; online clubs: an addictive fad, and a worry to psychiatrists

Author

French, Howard W.

Subjects
Computer game, Amusements -- Social aspects, Computer games -- South Korea -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Koreans -- Social aspects, South Korea -- Social aspects
Abstract

Throughout the year they have been dating, Jang Min Ji and Jung Tae Kyun have met almost every afternoon at online video game clubs, where they while away the hours […]

Published
2002

193. Playground of billionaires; rich and famous at America's Cup

Author

St. John, Warren

Subjects
America's Cup races -- Social aspects, Rich -- Social aspects, Celebrities -- Social aspects, College sports -- Social aspects, Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Sailboat racing -- Social aspects
Abstract

It is the end of a long day of racing in the Hauraki Gulf, and America's Cup racing boats are returning to Viaduct Harbor to be hauled ashore, hosed down […]

Published
2002

194. Blood sport: push 'em back, shove 'em back, let's all get sloshed

Author

Thomas, John D.

Subjects
School sports -- Social aspects, Amusements -- Social aspects, College students -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Songs -- Social aspects
Abstract

EVERY Saturday throughout the fall, when a college football team finds itself in desperate need of inspiration, its fans often exhort them on to victory with their school's fight song. […]

Published
2002

195. Chic bar, yes, but babies clearly make this party

Author

Santora, Marc

Subjects
World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001 -- Social aspects, Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Widows -- Social aspects
Abstract

At the bar at Cipriani yesterday, it was babies and not Bellinis. The lounge of the fashionable Midtown restaurant was transformed into a nursery to accommodate the widows who gave […]

Published
2002

196. Summer at 12: the pool grows, the mystery deepens

Author

Rimer, Sara

Subjects
Internet, Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Summer -- Social aspects, Swimming pools -- Social aspects, Teenagers -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Youth -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Internet -- Social aspects
Abstract

IT is 2 in the afternoon. Christie Aizen and her best friend, Allison Carey, and three other friends, all 12 years old, are playing in an Olympic-size pool in Lower […]

Published
2002

197. And so, on to Millbrook

Author

Trebay, Guy

Subjects
Rich -- Social aspects, Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Upper classes -- Social aspects, Polo -- Competitions -- Social aspects, Millbrook, New York -- Social aspects
Abstract

ON a hot summer Sunday, on an emerald polo field, under a sky of cerulean blue, a gentleman in a checkered sports coat was heard uttering to a woman in […]

Published
2002

198. Little wiggle room

Author

Corcoran, Monica

Subjects
Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, West Hollywood, California -- Social aspects
Abstract

STACCATO camera flashes, hysterical yelps and the musky scent of hundreds of sweating bodies didn't faze Paulina Rubio, the Mexican pop star, as she stalked onstage and shouted, 'Hola!' It […]

Published
2002

199. The Fresh Air Fund means summer

Subjects
Company financing, Fresh Air Fund -- Services -- Social aspects, Poor children -- Services -- Social aspects, Camps -- Finance -- Social aspects, Amusements -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects, Rural conditions -- Social aspects, New York, New York -- Social aspects
Abstract

One of the things that makes city living possible is spending some time now and then in the country, where life runs at a different pace and along different lines. […]

Published
2002

200. 'My agent told me I better show up at some events'; in a mad whirl of parties before Oscar night, Hollywood insiders advance their careers, one air kiss at a time

Author

Morris, Bob

Subjects
Academy Awards -- Social aspects, Celebrities -- Social aspects, Amusements -- Social aspects, Motion picture actors and actresses -- Social aspects, Recreation -- Social aspects
Abstract

ORSON WELLES called Hollywood a 'bright, guilty place,' but there was little trace of guilt in the air all last week as parties overtook the town in anticipation of tonight. […]

Published
2002

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