### skating rink:

Ice rink
* Most ice rinks offer daily or weekly public skating sessions.
* Some ice rinks have inadequate ventilation systems, or none at all, to clear the air.
* are a good example where desiccant systems help reduce condensation on the ice sheet
  - places for people to play ice hockey and to go ice skating
* have ice on the floor if they are inside , and on the ground if they are outside.
* skating rink
+ Ice sledge hockey, Ice sledge hockey and ice hockey differences: Sports for the disabled :: Ice hockey :: Winter sports
  * Ice rink is same too.
+ Rink: Sports buildings :: Skating
  * Ice rinks have ice on the floor if they are inside, and on the ground if they are outside. Ice rinks are places for people to play ice hockey and to go ice skating.

Roller skating
* are skating.
* is another way of exploring and enjoying the outdoors
  - fun for all ages
  - very much like riding a bicycle

Speed skating
* is also excellent cross training for runners, cyclists, and cross country skiiers
  - like a combination of flying and dancing
* sport that's been around for centuries.
* very exciting and intense sport.

Sketch
* are descriptions
  - drawing
  - summaries
* includes sections.

Skill
* affect tasks.
* are abilities that can be developed through life experiences, hobbies, or previous jobs
  - to perform a given activity and are usually improved with practice
  - ability
  - areas of expertise developed through education, training, and practice
  - capabilities that can be transferred from person to person
  - general skills which can be applied in a wide variety of work settings
  - practical behaviors that can be taught, practiced and improved
  - synonymous with competencies
  - talents, traits and practical knowledge
* are the critical elements that consistently predict job success
  - knowledge and abilities that a person gains throughout life
  - means by which knowledge is acquired
  - practical ability to undertake a specific task in a defined environment
  - used for safety
  - ways of thinking, working, communicating, and investigating
* bring joys.
* evolve over time.
* have effects
  - levels
  - maximum skill levels
  - similar effects
  - values
* help animals.
* include handle skills
* is power
* need for jobs
  - roles
  - survival
* refer to developed capacities that facilitate learning or performance.
* represent experience
  - more specific areas of knowledge or ability and increase with experience
* systematic approach to information problem solving.
* use in construction
  - residential construction
* vary according to age and ability of children.

### skill:

Basic skill
* are a foundation for creativity, critical thinking and reasoning skills
  - abilities taught to function in a learning environment and gain further knowledge
  - cognitive processes
  - fundamental skills which are necessary for success in college-level courses
* refer to competencies related to accessing, decoding, encoding, and locating.

Cognitive skill
* advance as a result of problem solving with play materials.
* are the bedrock upon which language and social skills are built.
* develop better with music and motor skills.
* training generally targets offenders at high risk of recidivism.