Yes, some of the camps will publish a list of items (clothes, shoes, and equipment) that they would like their students to bring with them. For example, the Playwriting/Screenwriting Camp recommends that each student bring a laptop computer and tape recorder with them. The acting and musical theater camps also suggest their campers bring a small tape recorder. Other camps may also list some requests in their Registration Packet.

Water bottle cage on the bike for older competitors (10 and up). It is important they stay hydrated on the bike course.

Crate, food and water bowls, exercise pen or fenced in yard (puppy-proofed), toys, rectal thermometer, collar and leash, grooming equipment (such as nail clippers or dremel, comb and brush, toothbrush and toothpaste, shampoo), dog food (follow breeder's recommendation), clean-up tools (pooper scoops, plastic bags, etc.) baby gate(s). The crate provides a "den", or quiet place for the puppy to sleep and to go when no one is supervising him.

Cameras with extra film, batteries, lens cleaner, and lens caps, a pair of binoculars for each person in your group, battery charging equipment, and a headlamp (useful if you feel the need to read at night). All camps and lodges have sufficient lighting, but not always enough, I feel, to read by.

I have everything we need for a successful exercise workout. I have stability balls, rubber bands, & free weights that I will bring to you home. Whatever your exercise level, I guarantee you a great workout.

The Children’s Institute is fully equipped with age- appropriate toys and materials, and the teachers strive to create a sense of community in each room by sharing and caring for the Institute’s materials. Because of the number of children at the Children’s Institute, we cannot be responsible for any item from home that is misplaced or broken. We also do not permit war toys or toys that encourage violent/angry solutions to problems.

We provide all necessary equipment including art supplies, costumes and cameras, as well as racquets and balls for tennis, golf clubs and mountain bikes. However, if a camper chooses to bring his or her own equipment, we can store it as needed.

The most common one is the INT (INT stands for international). There is an O-ring around the tank valve opening, which acts as a seal between the first stage regulator and tank valve. DIN fitting is mostly used in Europe and in technical diving. The DIN fitting is a thread fitting on the tank valve. You screw the first stage regulator into the valve. In this case the O-ring, which creates a seal between them, is at the first stage regulator.

It’s not necessary to bring any personal equipment, because we provide all the equipment for each of our activities. However, campers are welcome to bring their equipment with the understanding that the camp is NOT responsible for lost, stolen or broken equipment. Bring at your own risk. It is also recommended to label well any equipment brought.

Snorkellers may want to bring their own gear to save on the cost of hire. Dive gear is readily available and more convenient to hire here. Serious golfers may like to bring their own clubs, particularly if you plan to play frequently during your stay. However for the social hacker who wants to fit in only a game or two, gear can be hired at most courses around the island if you prefer not to lug the extra baggage around.

General backpacking equipment. For specific concerns like water, boots, etc. See other places on this FAQ. To see a sample, go to My Backpacking list at: www.posterityscloud.com/backpack/list.html, or, to see other peoples list, check out the Isle Royale National Park Web Ring at: www.isleroyale.info/mail.shtml. If you are new to backpacking, there are hundreds of sites on the web or, check out books at the bookstore.

All our bikes are fitted with bar bags and we can also provide racks and seat packs, so you don't need to bring anything of that nature. We supply helmets, pumps, first aid kits, puncture repair kits, cycle computers (measuring speed, distance etc.) and bottled water for all our tours and bike hire packages. We recommend that you bring a lightweight waterproof in case of showers.

During the course of the session, your child will have many opportunities to learn or develop new skills. In almost all cases, the camp supplies the necessary equipment and supplies to participate. In particular instances where your child is seeking mastery of an activity, he/she may desire his/her own special equipment; be selective, and remember that the Camp is not responsible for loss or damage of personal items.

Yes, we recommend that you use a walker, cane or crutches for about six weeks. You may also benefit from assistive devices to help with lower body dressing, a bath seat, and grab bars in the bathroom. If you have hip replacement surgery, you will also need a high toilet seat for about three months. Our social worker or case manager can arrange for equipment you will need.

Hiring an escort to travel to Nepal in place of the adoptive parents is not possible. The Nepalese government requires that prospective parents formally apply for adoption in person, thus requiring both parents to travel on the first trip. The U.S. embassy requires that at least one adoptive parent be present to finalize the adoption at the end of the second trip, which means that at least one parent must travel.

If you have requested a child as young as possible, please be prepared that they may be about 13-15 months old when you bring them home. Before a child can be eligible for international adoption, he or she must first be placed on a databank for an 8 month period when they are only eligible to be adopted by other Russian families. Only after they are off this registry can they be adopted internationally.

Clean carpets not cleaned within the past year. Air out the house at least 12 hours when raising up dust. This is not critical, however, and should not delay discharge.

No, unless otherwise stated, we will provide you with both tuition and all the equipment necessary for the course.