PRB+ Magazine (Page 18)

Technology For The Future

Sandblasting and waterblasting both stem from naturally occurring processes. Both types of erosion existed long before humans harnessed the power of sand and water. It wasn’t until the 1870s that the preliminary sandblasting process was developed.

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Rec Facilities 5 min read

Cultivating Courage

Growing up, I played just about every sport imaginable, and I’m glad I did. I loved baseball from the start and was lucky to play all through high school. Everything about the game fascinated me.

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Columns 3 min read

The Power Of Decency

Doctors agreed that, after President Ronald Reagan survived a 1981 assassination attempt, his memory was diminished. (Years later, he was formally diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.)

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Columns 4 min read

A Cheer For Peace

August 6, 1980, was my first day at overnight camp. The day began with homesick tears and almost ended in gloomy ones. My cabin had just lost a close tennis baseball game to a neighboring cabin.

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Camps 7 min read

A Winning Strategy

Game days are the reason kids, parents, and coaches participate in youth sports. Coordinators put all the work into planning, marketing, registration, player evaluations, team formation, orientation, coaches’ meetings, and scheduling.

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Camps 3 min read

Continuing Education Spotlight: Camp Insurance

As a camp manager or director, participating in timely training is important not only to keep skills relevant but also to stay informed about issues impacting the camp industry. One such issue is insurance.

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Camps 5 min read

Technology For The Future

Cultivating Courage

The Power Of Decency

A Cheer For Peace

A Winning Strategy

Continuing Education Spotlight: Camp Insurance

September This-N-That

September Product Review

A Better Experience For Everyone

Beyond Bingo