Articles from Parks & Recreation (November 1, 2001)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Award winners. (2001).		Brief Article	725
Baby Changing Stations.		Brief Article	45
Camping gives kids an endless world of good. (Research: Update).	Henderson, Karla A.		2750
Child Protection Seats.		Brief Article	49
Coming events.		Brief Article	380
Countertop Dispenser.		Brief Article	54
Emergency Safety Valves.		Brief Article	190
Floating Beach Chair.		Brief Article	240
Keeping the lifeguard pipeline full: junior lifeguards: finding enough lifeguards to staff your aquatic facilities is only half the battle.	Fawcett, Paul		1462
Ladder.		Brief Article	162
Lifeguard lung: implications for lifeguards: your lifeguards have been on duty at your indoor aquatic facility for the last several months.	Skaros, Susan		1368
National Park Service.		Brief Article	167
National Park Service. (Appointments).		Brief Article	174
Outdoor Furniture.		Brief Article	79
Parks and Recreation Department.		Brief Article	224
Planning annual aquatic facility maintenance: Aquatic facilities require systematic and comprehensive annual maintenance if they are to remain attractive to patrons and functional for their service lives.	Fawcett, Paul	Calendar	1770
Playground Activities.		Brief Article	68
Property Management Software Package.		Brief Article	135
Remaining relevant. (NRPA: Perspectives).	Jarvis, T. Destry	Brief Article	638
Rescue Jet.		Brief Article	190
Resolution.		Brief Article	215
Safety Supplies.		Brief Article	83
Strip Safer Bootie.		Brief Article	261
Ten (10) reasons for hiring qualified aquatic professionals: aqualified aquatic professional will provide a wealth of knowledge from training, education, and operations to the average aquatic facility.	Fawcett, Paul	Interview	1151
The human factors of diving accidents in pools: Diving accidents in swimming pools often cause serious injury This is somewhat surprising, in view of the widely accepted belief that diving is an inherently dangerous activity. Some states have even enacted laws restricting lawsuits related to diving, the rationale being that diving is an open and obvious hazard, so divers accept the risk. (Aquatics).	Green, Mark		2236
The smell tells: busy indoor parks district and school pool enhances air quality: difficulties maintaining properly balanced water chemistry at the Gurnee Park District and Warren Township High School District indoor swimming pools brought numerous problems over the years.	Monahan, Paul	Calendar	1333
Warm-Air Hand Dryers.		Brief Article	104
World congress on drowning: June 26-28, 2002, Amsterdam. (Rec room).		Brief Article	410