In "Birth of a National Park" the two roles superintendent's played were to provide effective consistent management and information to the visitors of the park. The article explains how the Army was able to guard the borders of the park and protect the wildlife, but "they could not fully satisfy the visitor's desire for knowledge." This is one of the reasons the superintendent's position was created. Also, the superintendent position was created to manage the parks and the park rangers. Albright, the first superintendent, "<span>established a management framework that guided administration of Yellowstone for decades." The creation of the superintendent position created a management system for the parks as well as a system for educating visitors.</span>
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Belle is presented as "A fair young girl in a mourning dress, in whose eyes there were tears."
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A. Stop as soon as you can at a safe place and shut the engine off.
You do not need to stop immediately on the side of the road. However, at the closest parking lot or place where you can easily receive roadside assistance would be good. It's important that you do not open the radiator cap to check the water level until the engine cools down. You could be burnt by escaping steam when you take the cap off. Never ignore warning lights. Yes, the light will go off when the engine cools off, but that's only going to happen when the car is off. As soon as you turn the car on and start to drive the warning will return. Warning lights are also color coded. Red warning signals mean a serious problem. Stop and get it fixed immediately. Orange mean that it needs to be addressed quickly but you do not need to stop on the side of the road. Yellow lights are usually about regular service or maintenance that needs to happen. These should not be ignored, but they aren't indicators of a serious malfunction.
