Time For Kids | Games | Summer Safety Tips! safety experts say that helmets can reduce your risk of head injury by as much as head Gear up and wear a helmet before you go biking, boarding or blading. http://www.timeforkids.com/TFK/games/summer_bummer/heads.html
Use Your Helmet, Not Your Head MA, ISSUED August 9, 2002 boarding, biking, blading, outfitting the of the growing emphasis on helmets, the US Consumer Product safety Commission also http://salessuccessmagazine.com/articles/41/Use-Your-Helmet-Not-Your-Head.html
Extractions: at Snowshack.com and Hardheadedsports.com DATELINE: DOVER, MA, ISSUED August 9, 2002 Boarding, biking, blading, - outfitting the kids has taken on a whole new dimension. Number one on the to do list should be check out protective gear, particularly helmets to protect sensitive developing brains. But use your head in choosing a helmet. Helmets have become an integral part of kids day to day sporting activities, notes George Hall, co-founder of , the definitive website for all snow sport accessories. Weve even added a sister site
Extractions: "Helmets have become an integral part of kids' day to day sporting activities," notes George Hall, co-founder of www.snowshack.com , the definitive website for all snow sport accessories. "We've even added a sister site www.hardheadedsports.com to address the growing need for specialized gear in a variety of sports" adds www.snowshack.com co-founder David Laidman. Worldwide, advocates for helmet use in children's sports have taken a strong stance in their effort to reduce head injuries. In the U.S. 20 states have bicycle helmet laws on the books for children, while the International Inline Skating Association supports legislation requiring persons under the age of 18 to wear helmets while inline skating, and strongly recommends voluntary use of helmets by all skaters. France recently launched a nationwide campaign to promote ski helmets for children and, back in the U.S., both the Aspen Skiing Company and Crested Butte have announced that all ski and snowboard students age 12 and younger are required to wear helmets while attending lessons. In another example of the growing emphasis on helmets, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission also recommends using a bicycle helmet while on a scooter.
+++ Use Your Helmet, Not Your Head / Pr Works. MA, ISSUED August 9, 2002?boarding, biking, blading, outfitting the of the growing emphasis on helmets, the US Consumer Product safety Commission also http://sports.pr-archive.com/en/pr44098.htm
Extractions: Helmets have become an integral part of kids day to day sporting activities, notes George Hall, co-founder of www.snowshack.com, the definitive website for all snow sport accessories. Weve even added a sister site www.hardheadedsports.com to address the growing need for specialized gear in a variety of sports adds www.snowshack.com co-founder David Laidman. Worldwide, advocates for helmet use in childrens sports have taken a strong stance in their effort to reduce head injuries. In the U.S. 20 states have bicycle helmet laws on the books for children, while the International Inline Skating Association supports legislation requiring persons under the age of 18 to wear helmets while inline skating, and strongly recommends voluntary use of helmets by all skaters. France recently launched a nationwide campaign to promote ski helmets for children and, back in the U.S., both the Aspen Skiing Company and Crested Butte have announced that all ski and snowboard students age 12 and younger are required to wear helmets while attending lessons. In another example of the growing emphasis on helmets, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission also recommends using a bicycle helmet while on a scooter.
Goal To Provide Kids With Helmets Reached Elementary with the free safety helmets, which can be used to protect children from head injuries when they are biking, roller blading or skate boarding. http://www.franklinfavorite.com/articles/stories/200005/04/helmets5400_news.html
Extractions: The goal to raise enough money to outfit each second-, third- and fourth-grader in the Simpson County School System with a safety helmet has been surpassed. Heidi Satterly Fleming, who headed up the drive, said $6,264 had been contributed as of Tuesday. Some $5,200 were needed to provide the 735 students at Simpson Elementary with the free safety helmets, which can be used to protect children from head injuries when they are biking, roller blading or skate boarding. All of the students have been sized, and Ms. Fleming said the helmets will be distributed at the school in about two weeks. Ms. Fleming, who suffered severe head injuries in an automobile crash, is the Simpson County chairperson of the Brain Injury Association. She said all of the money raised in Simpson County will remain here. Ms. Fleming said plans are underway to team up with the Health Department and conduct a bike rodeo when other free helmets can be distributed. She may also hand some out during community events.
Holidays With Kids: SkiTours Canada Mountain biking in summer º Roller blading º Mountain boarding on board with inflatable With safety always a priority, helmets are provided for free. http://www.holidayswithkids.com.au/?p=962
Summer Safety helmets, elbow and knee pads as well as wrist guards are good things to wear while biking, roller blading, or skate boarding to prevent injuries. http://www.ccps.k12.fl.us/schools/LES/tina/Summer Safety
Extractions: Summer Safety Kids during all your summer fun please remember to be safe!! And remember these great tips!! Helmets, elbow and knee pads as well as wrist guards are good things to wear while biking, roller blading, or skate boarding to prevent injuries. While at the beach or pool don't forget the sunscreen and especially your water safety rules. How about some fun summer learning by taking swimming lessons. This is great whether your a beginner or an accomplished swimmer brushing up on your skills. While outdoors, especially at night ,watch out for those nasty mosquitoes ( which can carry diseases )by using repellents. Also, poison ivy runs rampant this time of year so learn what it looks like and ...Stay Away!! Lastly, watch out for those LICE lice site !! Remember what those friendly louse said on our video....No sharing hats, brushes/combs or scrunchies. Enjoy your summer!! Prevention is Powerful Summer Safety Site: http://webserve.dma.state.ky.us/tipgloss.htm
The Lightspan Network - Sw and Water Sport safety biking, blading and boarding safety. General Resources helmets Driving safety and Laws. Childseat safety DUI http://lightspan.com/common/studyweb/sw.asp?target=http://www.studyweb.com/Histo
Pro-Tec Skateboard, Inline Skating, And Roller Blading Helmets helmets for skiing, snowboarding, biking and BMX, white water kayaking, Roller skating; Roller blading; Nonmotorized scooters; Long boarding http://www.hardheadedsports.com/protec-skateboarding-helmets.html
Bicycling - Go Milpitas! Safe and fun biking activities. Vince and Larry s safety City be as safe as you are able when biking, walking, blading or boarding on city streets. http://www.gomilpitas.com/bikes.htm
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Summer Safety For "Stay-at-Home" Kids parents to help keep their children safe this summer by reviewing basic fire and life safety tips with them Wear a helmet when biking, blading, or boarding. http://www.tvfr.com/dept/cs/media/News_Release_00/june/summerkids.htm
Extractions: NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Karen Eubanks, Public Information Officer June 5, 2000 (503) 642-0350 / 229-9381 (pager) Summer Safety for "Stay-at-Home" Kids Know when to call 9-1-1 for police, fire, or medical assistance. Never play with matches, lighters or candles. Know two escape routes from every room in the house and practice your home fire escape plan. Wear a helmet when biking, blading, or boarding. Use a stove or microwave only with permission from an adult. If allowed to cook, keep potholders away from burners and always watch food while it is cooking on the stovetop. Do not play with electrical cords or place combustibles, like clothes or blankets, over a lamp. Do not insert anything into an electrical socket. Turn off curling irons, irons, stereos, television sets, and other electrical equipment when done using and/or leaving the house. Never mix cleaning products. Know where first-aid supplies are located. Sign-up for a first-aid and CPR class (call TVFR to register). Place phone numbers for family and nearby neighbors close at hand.
Prevention - The Brain Injury Association Of Chatham-Kent Winter safety Are your affairs in order? A Cargiver Checklist awareness and promotion of helmet usage while biking, blading, boarding and scootering http://www.biack.com/prevent.html
Extractions: You are Here: BIACK Home The Brain Injury Association of Chatham-Kent is committed to increasing awareness of Acquired Brain Injuries and their causes and to providing events and information to the community to help reduce the incidence of Acquired Brain Injury in Chatham-Kent. Information and Education Annual Events Resource Library Drop by our office and browse through our comprehensive library of books, journal articles, other printed materials, videotapes, cassette tape et notre resources francaises. Speakers We offer speakers to schools, groups and organizations to talk about acquired brain injury, its effects, prevention and management. Simply contact our office for details. General BIACK Links Page Quick Facts about ABI Prevention Concussions and Sports Road Safety Medical Neuropharmacological Agents: Anticonvulsant Agents Talking with your Doctor Holiday Stress Tips for Families of Brain Injury Survivors Winter Safety Are your affairs in order? A Cargiver Checklist June Is Brain Injury Awareness Month: Watch for new articles, community information and fundraising events including our Golf Tournament and Annual General Meeting!
Heidelberg MEDDAC Sponsors Family Bicycle Rodeo will be on hand to discuss skate boarding, roller blading and scooter safety. Those helmets that do not meet safety standards or do not fit properly http://www.healthcare.hqusareur.army.mil/ERMC-News/Releases/CY2003/NewsRelease_2
Extractions: Family on Wheels Rodeo June 7 th By Tracy A. Bailey, PAO The Heidelberg MEDDAC Wellness Center and the 411 th BSB are sponsoring a Family on Wheels Rodeo on Saturday, June 7 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the PHV Middle School parking lot. The Family on Wheels Rodeo features a variety of information about bicycle safety and equipment as well as skate boarding, roller blading and scooters. Participants are asked to bring their helmets and bicycles, skateboards, roller blades or scooters to the rodeo. The AAFES bicycle shop will have bicycle contractors from Cycle Tech present to answer questions concerning bicycle maintenance, proper fitting and the difference between the diverse styles of bicycles available. Staff from Heidelberg Youth Services will be on hand to discuss skate boarding, roller blading and scooter safety.
For Kids with them. Here are some general fire and life safety tips escape plan. Wear a helmet when biking, blading, or boarding. Use a http://city.nanaimo.bc.ca/residents/index_inside.asp?id=174&parent=19&sub_collec
UTHealth - News your children are properly secured in an appropriate safety seat, and safekids.org Always wear a helmet for biking, boarding, scooting, blading, etc. http://uthealth.accrisoft.com/index.php?src=news&prid=139&category=Public Health
Fire Challenge Crew: Learn - Firefighter Training helmets are just one important piece of safety equipment. to wear guards on your wrists, elbows and knees when youre roller blading or skate boarding. http://www.hantsfire.gov.uk/kids/learn/fftraining.html
Extractions: S ystem (um, we were going to come up with a catchy acronym , but couldn't think of one...) to help you get an idea of what our Firefighters go through to stay healthy. Before you can begin the er, FARTS program, eat plenty of beans and cabbage!! No, seriously, make sure you read the following top tips and advice so that you can exercise safely. Make sure your helmet fits right too, a wobbly or tight helmet won't offer good protection. need for speed! Okay, when did you last see an advert for grains, or milk or fruit or veg? Never?, and when did you last see an advert for fizzy-pop, string made of cheese or chocolate bars? Exactly. Usually, only
SurfWax: News, Reviews And Articles On Protective Gear Summer Children s Product safety Jun 20, 2005 Always wear a bike helmet that Wear protective gear when biking and skating (boarding or rollerblading); http://news.surfwax.com/equipment/files/Protective_Gear.html
Catalog - Traffic - Alcohol And Bicycle Safety These and other bike safety tips are covered in this informative video. safety equipment, maintenance and procedures for biking, boarding and blading. http://www.utahsafetycouncil.org/Vidlib/cat23-Traff-Alcohol, Bike.html
Extractions: Title Video # Year Time Description ALCOHOLIC BLACKOUTS AND THE BRAIN 14 Minutes This program documents causes and consequences of alcoholic blackouts as a form of amnesia. During a blackout, an individual may retain his or her ability to function, though with poor cognitive skills. Later, he or she will not remember activities that occurred during this incident. Drinkers who experience blackouts are a considerable danger to themselves and others, and binge drinkers are particularly susceptible. A case study involving a drunk driver is examined. BRANDON TELLS HIS STORY 28 Minutes This program is designed to help prevent illegal underage drinking, particularly underage drinking and driving. This is Brandon Silveria's story, who as a junior in high school chose to drink illegally and then drive. The ensuing crash nearly ended his life and has had a devestating impact on Brandon, his family and friends. 31 Minutes The leading cause of death of Native American Indians is alcohol related. This is 3-7 times higher than the national average. Nine out of ten Native American Indian teens are killed in alcohol related crashes. This video features interviews from several victims of alcohol related deaths and injuries and how it impacted their life. It also discusses various ways to build awareness and prevent future deaths and injuries by using the following techniques: Community education, legislation, enforcement and treatment.
OBIA Review The RUSAFE CK (Road Users safety Awareness for Everyone in Chatham-Kent) Campaign (which encourages helmet use while biking, blading and boarding), http://www.obia.on.ca/or7_1.html
Extractions: obia@obia.on.ca The Annual General Meeting of Ontario Brain Injury Association is scheduled for Saturday, June 24, 2000. This year the meeting will be held in Toronto from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m., although at the time of printing the location has yet to be finalized. As in prior years, the Community Association Advisory Council and the Survivor's Advisory Council will be meeting during the morning from 10:00 a.m. until 12 noon. Your proxy form, agenda and final details on meeting location, including a map, will be sent out mid-May. Please mark this date and come out and be a part of "Brain Injury Awareness Month" and make the goals of our organization heard throughout the province. From John's Desk...
