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The Bridge Experience
More than an expanse of metal and concrete over which we walk or drive our cars, bikes or mopeds, bridges offer access to areas far and wide, and often provide unique opportunities for fun and
Spring Cleaning
The long winter is over and spring is here. Anglers will flood the parks, hoping to catch the big one. Hikers will explore the paths, and joggers will race past them. Children will throw rocks in the
This-N-That
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LetХs Hit the Beach!
Just because you donХt have a pool or access to a lake doesnХt mean you canХt offer fun, creative, healthy aquatics programming. Here are 12 ideas sure to please even the most discerning customer:Summ
The Globalization of Sport
Lately, IХve been reading a book by Thomas Friedman of The New York Times called The World Is Flat. The book discusses globalization and outlines how we can easily communicate with countries around th
Live Long And Prosper
Fans of the classic TV and film series Star Trek are familiar with Mr. SpockХs Vulcan farewell phrase, and it serves equally well as a managerХs mantra when strategizing about an organizationХs abilit
Cascading Water
Stay-and-play water resorts are all the rage right now. So much so that our local version, Kalahari Resort in Sandusky, Ohio, home to the famous Cedar Point Amusement Park, has just announced it will
Windermere Cove
Hidden along the shores of the Lake of the Ozarks in Roach, Mo., is the town of Cave-Pump (now called Windermere Cove). The little town grew up, literally, around a hole in the ground that revealed a
Lake District's Bid For World Heritage Status
The Lake District is a broad and verdant expanse of northern England in the neck of the British mainland, just below the head of Scotland and clinging to the eastern shore of the Irish Sea. At 885
Life In Pictures
Not so long ago, the term Тsound biteУ was coined, and people learned that it was sometimes just a mere word or phrase spoken at the right time that crystallized a moment. We always knew that the righ