in 8 of the following 10 events found in each region's Action center. Action Alley- A Full Obstacle course including Zipline, Giant's Ladder and Army Hurdles. Air-Rifle Shooting- An Air rifle safety and Technique course followed by target practice. Archery- An Archery safety and Technique course followed by target practice. Bikathalon- A cross country course ridden on mountain bikes with air rifle target shooting stations. Buckskin Games- 19th century competitive activities including use of muzzleloading guns, tomahawk throwing, knife throwing, bucking bronco event, bullwhip cracking and branding. Confidence Course- A series of low course COPE (Challenging Outdoor Personal Experience) activities. Motocross- Bicycle racing over an obstacle laden course. Mountain Boarding- A cross between snowboarding and skateboarding that has scouts riding mountainboards down hills. Pioneering- A series of activities where Patrols use pioneering skills to move objects, build structures and play games. Rappelling Tower Trapshooting- A shotgun safety and Technique course followed by target practice. Outback Centers Scouts had to participate in 4 of the 9 Outback Center activities. Canoe Slalom- A timed canoe course through slalom gates. Canoe Sprint- A timed canoe course through buoys. Conservation- A hands on experience in conservation techniques. Discover Scuba- Instruction in Scuba. Fishing- Scouts got a chance to fish in a lake stocked with more than 20,000 bass, channel catfish and crappie among other fish. Kayak Fun- A class to learn basic kayaking skills, and a timed course. Racing Shell Run- Two scout crews race in lightweight racing shells. Raft Encounter Snorkel Search- A Snorkeling scavenger hunt. Activities Scouts had to visit 5 of the 9 Activities in the exhibits and display section. American Indian Village- presented by the Order of the Arrow, it taught and displayed Indian Dance, crafts and games. QBSA- The jamboree radio station where scouts could sign up to DJ on a live broadcast. America's First Scout Camp- A recreation of America's first scout camp at Silver Bay, New York, started in 1910. Merit Badge Midway- A midway filled with close to a hundred booths offering many different merit badges, many of which could be earned entirely on site. K2BSA- Amateur radio operators were able to use amateur radio equipment to communicate with other amateur radio stations across the country and the world. Scouts also had the opportunity to earn their amateur radio license here. Arts and Science Expo- Two exhibits of entries in the Arts and Sciences, submitted by