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By Daryl Ecklund
For a guy used to the warmth of the California sunshine you can say I was a bit skeptical about racing on a giant ice cube. Not that I didn't jump at the opportunity when Yamaha's Tim Olson asked if John Basher and I wanted to do some ice racing in Wisconsin. I had no clue what I was getting into. I have a lot of questions, but over the course of the weekend they would all be answered. Here are my questions and the answers.
The MXA team. From left John Basher, Daryl Ecklund, and TIm Olson
Before: If I ride on the ice won't I break the ice, fall in, get hypothermia and quite possibly die?
After: Was this a serious question? For me it was serious as a heart attack! As our semi-ex[erience teammate (and former MXA test rider) Tim Olson drive onto the frozen lake in an SUV my blood pressure started to rise and the negative thoughts started to kick in. Even after we drove onto the lake I was still skeptical. I inspected the cracks in the ice, jumped up and down on what I thought were weak spots and was trying to figure out how thick the ice needed to be in order for us not to break it. The locals informed me that 12 inches was the minimum, but the ice was about 20 inch thick where we were in Wisconsin. I got all worked up over nothing.
Before: How is it possible to get traction on a frozen lake?
After: After seeing how far I could slide on my feet on this giant ice cube, I wondered how in the world was I going to stay on two wheels. I knew the tires were studded, but how much could that help? With my first twist of the throttle the front end lifted. The one-off tires were remarkable with the amount of traction they produced. In a straight line I would say the amount of traction with the studded tires resembled being on asphalt. It was a challenge to break the wheels loose. When you cornered the front tire stucs like glue, but the rear tire,with a little body English, could drift around with no issues. After I got comfortable drifting ,it was one of the coolest feelings I have ever experienced!
There were 670 screws on this tire that made all the difference in the world.
Before: What should I wear to stay warm in the below freezing temperatures?
After: Layer it up! Personally I wore riding socks, thermal pants, riding pants, two sets of undies, a balaclava (covers up head and face), two thermal long sleeve shirts, riding jersey, riding jacket, cold weather gloves, heat pads in my insoles (to keep my toes warm) and snowboarding goggles with a nose shield.
Before: Will it be like riding a motocross track?
After: The course was six miles with over 100 corners and I stood up only once. I couldn't believe it. The track developed breaking bumps and ruts in the corners comparable the a moto track. A lot of my motocross skills did transfer over as the Yamaha YZ450F we rode was just about stock. We learned to stay away from the rear brake as it would break the rear out very easily. The hard part was learning how far was too far when leaning into the corners. We all started out very hesitant, but the more we rode, the more we forgot we were on ice and the braver we got.
Daryl learning the ropes.
Before: Does it hurt when you crash?
After: Not as bad as I thought. You can say I got a little over confident. While we only had a short time to practice, we had to process a huge learning curve in a short amount of time. I wanted to test my limits, but not by skipping my body on the ice into the snow bank as I did. As the back end came around I thought I was golden, but as soon as went too far, it's far too to late to save it. It happened so fast I was in shock. I jumped up, yelled "sorry" to the crew, then checked over my body to make sure I was in one piece. I came away with a bruised elbow from the initial hit to the ice. No biggie.
It was a white out for Daryl as he slide at mach speed.
All I can say after the race was said and done it was one of the most fun experiences I have had on a dirt bike. If I could change one thing it would be warmer weather, but then I guess my fear up breaking through the ice might just come true.
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After a couple of strong rides at the first two rounds, Webb grabbed his second main-event holeshot in a row at Anaheim 2 on his way to his first podium finish. We caught up with Webb to get his take on the weekend, his starts, his first podium, and his 2014 Yamaha YZ250F.
MXA: You grabbed a podium finish tonight, which isn't bad considering it's your third professional Supercross race.
No, it was unreal! I got another holeshot and rode behind Cole Seely for, I think, nine laps, then Jason Anderson got me. I was just trying to stay with those guys. But I kind of got nervous with about five laps to go and I was like, "Man, I just want to stay up and get this podium." So, I just kind of settled and ended up getting it. And it's awesome. My third-ever race, to be on the podium, I think, is pretty incredible.
Well, at the last race in Phoenix, you were in a podium spot and you got knocked off the track by Anderson, into the sand, and then you got a little impatient trying to get by Shane McElrath and you both went down. Is that part of what was going through your mind? Were you trying keep it calm?
Yeah, for sure. I think last weekend I was just very impatient, so this weekend I wanted to improve on that. I got another good start and just was trying to pace Seely and stay right there; tried not to get too excited. But, that was definitely running through my head, "Don't make any mistakes. Don't make any mistakes." I think now that I got the podium I can really look forward and just worry about riding and doing my own laps; try to be in the category with the front runners.
And in qualifying today you were right in there with them most of the day.
The second qualifier, I qualified fourth, and my last lap I got sketchy and jumped off the track. I just about crashed, actually. I just tried to save it, but I got docked my fastest lap because they [the AMA] said I rushed back onto the track too fast. I went from fourth-fastest to, I think, seventh. That's still not too bad, but I haven't been on the board all year in qualifying, so it was kind of like, "All right, sweet!" And then they took it away!
Talk about the starts you've been getting, too. It's obvious you're bike's not short on horsepower.
For sure! We worked a lot with Yamaha and the GET system. And this year's bike, I can't say it enough; it's really unbelievable. And for us at Star Racing to start from scratch, with a stock YZ250F, and pretty much have me develop it to be the best it can for me, that's cool. I went from never pulling a holeshot to now pulling two in a row, and even a heat race last week. So, I don't know if it's me or the bike, but I'm loving it.
Well, they say that the biggest key to getting starts is believing you belong up front.
Yeah, once I got the one in the heat, I knew I could do it. But you've got to have the bike, too.
We're three races into your professional Supercross career, and you just got your first podium finish. There are three races left before the Western Regional SX Series goes on hiatus. What are your goals for these races coming up?
Just try to build from here. Obviously, if I can stay on the podium, that would be unreal, but I think for me, I feel like I've gotten better every weekend. I just want to keep progressing from there. I just can't settle. Like I said, I've got a podium now, so I can knock that off and really focus on maybe by the end of the series, trying to get a win. I'm not sure where the points are now, but I'm in there. I just want to try to build, stay consistent, and be there in the end of each race.
Red Bull KTM's Ken Roczen made a big statement by winning the opening round of Supercross in Anaheim. Now, two weeks later, he finished on the podium again (a run-in with Justin Barcia in Phoenix ended his chance of getting on the box). Kenny's third place finish on Saturday night at Anaheim 2 earned him the points lead and coveted red plate. We caught up with the 19-year-old German after the race.
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MXA: Kenny, let's hear about your podium at Anaheim 2.
I had a decent start, not the best, but not too bad. I'm actually not too happy about my riding. I thought that it could have been a little bit better. But it was good to be up in the mix and on the podium again. Like I said, I didn't feel that I wasn't entirely riding at my best, but it was still awesome to be up in the mix. I shouldn't complain too much.
You had a great battle with Ryan Villopoto.
Yeah, that was a good battle, and it got a little close at times. I was just trying to do my best. It was exciting and all good. There was no dirty riding. There were a lot of battles going on in the main, and I was just glad to be a part of it.
You bounced back pretty well from last weekend.
That's true, but last weekend I was pretty sick from Thursday before the race through the weekend. So I wasn't really at 100 percent, but I'm doing better now. It's just all about putting the work in, minimizing problems and being consistent.
Did you like the retro track at Anaheim 2?
The track was actually pretty tricky. It was pretty hard packed and slippery at times. You could definitely tell by the layout that they tried to make it retro styled. It definitely made for some exciting racing. I liked the way that they changed it, because I felt that some of the tracks have been too similar, like they have the same layout. But yeah, this was a cool track. Since this is the second time that we were here, I feel like this track dried out quicker than normal. You could see rocks coming out and that it became harder packed.
There were a lot of guys up front going down around you. Did that make you race any differently?
That's where you want to be if you want to win championships. It was great to be up there so quickly in the season. Who knows, maybe by the end I can be right in the championship hunt. You have to be very smart in these conditions. As you said, there were a lot of guys going down. I'm in a great position right now and hope to be able to take advantage of it every weekend.
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MXA: Jason, what a great start to 2014.
Jason: Yeah, this has been exactly how I wanted to start the season–to be a contender. I've been feeling good so far. I've been working towards this the past few years, and now in 2014 I am here doing it.
Obviously there has been a significant change as you went from Suzuki, with no factory support, to KTM, with factory support. How has this transition been?
It's been great. Just being able to have all the resources at arm's reach has been good. It's definitely been helpful having KTM come aboard, not just for the bikes themselves, but because the overall support has been tremendous.
And you raced KTM's in your amateur days, right?
Yes, so the bike feels a little similar. It's just taken a little bit to get used to the steel frame. Other than that it is super similar. I'm very happy to be back on a KTM!
This year you are working with Jeff Ward. How is he helping you?
Jeff is really an extra set of eyes. He also helps motivate me with training and everything. He's a legend who has been there and done that. He's won championships, so he knows what it takes to win. He's been relaying all his experiences about how he won so many races and championships. There have been so many little things that he has said that have really helped me out.
Have you made any other significant changes from last year to this year?
No, not really. My training is basically the same as it was last year. It's just that now it's all coming together. It's a process that takes time, and definitely something that we have been working on. I am very happy with where I am at and how I have been doing.
Talk for a minute about the first two rounds, where you passed Cole Seely on the last lap.
Yeah, I don't really plan that! It's just happened that way. I would really like to get the holeshot, pull away, and lead the entire race. That's my goal. Seely is an excellent racer, and every time that you race with him it's going to be tough. It's hard to pull away from him.
Speaking of Cole Seely, it appears that you two are a bit faster than the rest of the field.
Well, I think that Cole and I have gotten pretty good starts so far, and that has helped us a lot. But the rest of the guys are going to be up there. Dean Wilson, Zach Osborne, and Cooper Webb are going to be up there. All those guys are riding well. But I believe that Seely and myself both really want this championship, and we've been working for it for a while.
After a few rounds in do you take each race as its own battle or strategize more?
Going into the races I don't want to feel like I have to win. I go in with an open mind, focus on getting a good start, and getting maximum points. I take each race as its own and don't dwell on winning. Whether its' getting one win or six wins, I just want to be the one that gets the number one plate at the end of the season.
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It's a video the Internet loved: A dachshund named Milo cleaning the teeth of a lion named Bonedigger. The unlikely pair, who took the Web by storm, have an even better story to share.
The lion and the wiener dog have been buddies since they were babies. When the lion was just a cub, he came to the Garold Wayne Interactive Zoological Park in Wynnewood, Okla., with a bone disease that made it hard for him to walk.
Joe Schreibvogel, the zoo's Entertainment Director, who lives on the zoo grounds, took the lion cub into his house and raised him, along with his litter of dachshund puppies. As the video shows, the two learn to get along at an early age. And it's adorable. The two played together, ate together and, now, spend their days together.
The video of the lion and the dog has brought worldwide attention to the Oklahoma zoo, which suffered about $18,000 worth of damage when a recent tornado struck nearby.
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Photo by Daniel Kucin. Wise lineman Antonio Harris commits to Towson instead of UMass.
Published on: Wednesday, February 13, 2013
By Brandy L. Simms
Two months ago, the Dr. Henry A. Wise High football program captured its first state title in school history.
On Feb. 6, seven student-athletes from the program signed National Letters of Intent to play college football, including a pair of Football Championship Subdivision signees in linemen Antonio Harris (Towson) and Jai Franklin (Old Dominion).
Chase Powell (Winston-Salem State), Myles Humphrey (Shepherd) and Chaudlier Shepherd (Concord) signed with Division II programs, while D'Angelo Niler and Frank Porter both received full scholarships to play for ASA College, a junior college program based in New York City.
Harris, who gave an oral pledge to UMass after taking an official visit to the school on Jan. 27, recently had a change of heart. The 6-foot-4, 310-pound standout switched his commitment to Towson and made it official when he signed with the FCS program on National Signing Day.
"Towson, that's where I should be," said Harris, who plans to play guard in college. "If I go to Towson I won't have any regrets."
Harris joins a Towson recruiting class that includes fellow county products Darius Victor (Northwestern), Brian Charles (DeMatha) and D'Sean Cummings (Douglass) along with Bowie native Tre' Bowens who attends the Maret School in Washington, D.C.
Harris helped Wise finish 14-0 and earn the Upper Marlboro school's first-ever state championship. The Pumas had twice suffered losses in two previous trips to the state title game but the third time was a charm.
"It feels good to finally win it," said Harris, who was part of a Wise team that outscored its opponents last season, 547-50. "I was so happy we finally did it. It was all worth it after we won."
Harris said he looks forward to working with Towson offensive line coach John Donatelli.
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AUSTIN -- More than a decade ago, the Texas Legislature established a program that collects umbilical cord blood for free. Umbilical cord blood is not the blood, nor stem cells from embryos but the blood and cells that come from newborns shortly after they come into the world. One Central Texas Health Care system has made it easier for parents and babies.
The Robinson's are hours, possibly even just minutes away from the birth of their first child - a boy.
The baby's heartbeat and husband Micheal help keep Shaunise stress-free.
"Mostly I just went with what the wife wanted," said Micheal Robinson, as the room full of relatives erupted in laughter.
But in a serious moment, the couple decided to donate the umbilical cord blood from their baby shortly after his birth.
"I saw there was a need for an ethnic background of cord blood," said Shaunise. "That's when I decided I would go ahead and donate."
Typically, umbilical cord blood is discarded after the baby's birth, but researchers have its benefits.
"It's rich in blood cells," said Kerri Schneider, a registered nurse in labor and delivery at St. David's South Austin Medical Center. "Basically it's an untapped resource that we are just getting into."
The umbilical cord contains blood-making cells that can be used as an alternative to bone marrow transplants when treating cancers, such as leukemia and lymphoma, disorders of the blood-making system such as sickle cell anemia, and severe immune-system disorders.
St. David's is the only Central Texas healthcare system that offers the cord blood collection program to its patients at two of its facilities -- St. David's Medical Center and St. David's South Austin Medical Center.
The Robinson's say it just makes sense to donate, and not just for them.
"(It's) paying this forward, if that makes sense," said Micheal. "The more people that do it, regardless of the ethnicity, we're helping the human kind, the human race advance and helping the generations two or three generations from now."
"It's definitely an advantage for us or anyone else who would need that for cancer research or any other types of diseases," said Shaunise. "We're definitely glad that we're able to take part in this and kind of make a difference in the future."
St. David's Medical Center celebrated it's one year anniversary of cord blood collection last week. It announced it has collected more than 1,100 units.
The cord blood collected at St. David's is taken to the Texas Cord Blood Bank in San Antonio.
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Both incidents happened on 11 August last year as police officers in London dealt with the fallout of the riots sweeping the capital.
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- Data Source: Needell, B., et al. (Apr. 2013). Child Welfare Services Reports for California, U.C. Berkeley Center for Social Services Research; U.S. data come from Child Trends analysis of Adoption and Foster Care Analysis and Reporting System data available through the National Data Archive on Child Abuse & Neglect, as cited on KIDS COUNT (Apr. 2013).
- Footnote: A child is counted only once (per year, per county). LNE (Low Number Event) refers to data that have been suppressed because there were fewer than 20 cases of child abuse. N/A means that data are not available.
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- Measures of Child Abuse and Neglect on Kidsdata.org
Child abuse and neglect indicators are broken into two broad categories: the rate of child abuse and neglect reports and the rate of substantiated cases. Generally speaking, most reports of child abuse are not in the end substantiated by Child Protective Services after an investigation. Typically, as the public becomes more aware of child maltreatment and how to report it, the rate of reports goes up. The rate of substantiated cases is generally a more accurate measure of the prevalence of abuse and neglect because it reflects verified reports. On kidsdata.org, reports and substantiated cases of child abuse/neglect are provided overall, and by age, race/ethnicity, and type of abuse.
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Children who are abused or neglected, including those who witness domestic violence, often exhibit emotional, cognitive, and behavioral problems, such as anxiety, depression, suicidal behavior, difficulty in school, use of alcohol and other drugs, and early sexual activity (1, 2). Abuse, particularly experienced when children are young, causes stress that can disrupt early brain and physical development, placing mistreated young children at higher risk for health problems as adults (2, 3). Children who are abused or neglected also are more likely to repeat the cycle of violence by entering into violent relationships as teens and adults or abusing their own children (1). An estimated 681,000 U.S. children were victims of maltreatment in 2011, and approximately 1,570 of these children died from abuse or neglect (7).
Child abuse and neglect are underreported and occur in families of all socioeconomic levels and ethnic groups (4, 5). Major risk factors for child abuse/neglect victims include being under 4 years old and having special needs. Family and community risk factors include parental substance abuse, parental mental illness, major stress (e.g. poverty, social isolation), domestic violence, and unsafe neighborhoods (5, 6). Research shows that in 30% to 60% of homes with either domestic violence or child abuse cases, it is likely that both types of abuse are occurring (4).For more information on child abuse see kidsdata.org's Research & Links section.
Sources for this narrative:
1. Child Welfare Information Gateway. (2008). Long-term consequences of child abuse and neglect. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Retrieved from: http://www.childwelfare.gov/pubs/factsheets/long_term_consequences.pdf
2. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Division of Violence Prevention. (2011). Child maltreatment: Consequences. Retrieved from: http://www.cdc.gov/ViolencePrevention/childmaltreatment/consequences.html
3. Middlebrooks, J. S., & Audage, N. C. (2008). The effects of childhood stress on health across the lifespan. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Injury Prevention and Control. Retrieved from: http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/pub-res/pdf/Childhood_Stress.pdf
4. DePanfilis, D. (2006). Child neglect: A guide for prevention, assessment, and intervention. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Retrieved from: http://www.childwelfare.gov/pubs/usermanuals/neglect/
5. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Division of Violence Prevention. (2010). Understanding child maltreatment: Fact sheet. Retrieved from: http://www.cdc.gov/ViolencePrevention/pub/CM_factsheet.html
6. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Division of Violence Prevention. (2011). Child maltreatment: Risk and protective factors. Retrieved from: http://www.cdc.gov/ViolencePrevention/childmaltreatment/riskprotectivefactors.html
7. Children's Bureau. (2012). Child maltreatment 2011. U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Retrieved from: http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cb/resource/child-maltreatment-2011
- How Children Are Faring
In 2012, there were 487,016 reports (allegations) of child abuse and neglect in California. Of those cases, 81,764, or 17%, were substantiated (verified) by the state child welfare system. More than 60% of these verified cases were due to general neglect, which includes cases where the parent, guardian, or caregiver failed to provide adequate food, shelter, medical care, or supervision for the child, but no physical injury occurred. Neglect consistently has been the most common type of substantiated case statewide and in nearly all counties for which these data are available. California's rate of substantiated cases of child abuse or neglect declined from 12.0 cases per 1,000 children ages 0-17 in 1998 to 8.9 in 2012. Children ages 0-5 make up the largest percentage of substantiated cases of child abuse/neglect in California; they comprised 46% of all cases in 2012, up from 40% in 1998.
Statewide, child abuse and neglect cases disproportionately involve children of color, particularly African American/Black and American Indian/Alaska Native children. For more information on racial disproportionality and inequities in child welfare, see the Child Welfare Information Gateway and a recent synthesis of research on the issue.
- Policy Implications
Children at risk of maltreatment, and those already in the child welfare system, interact with a range of public and private systems that can help prevent child abuse, mitigate its effects, and help them obtain permanent, safe homes. Child maltreatment is a societal problem with substantial economic consequences for both individuals and communities (1). Policymakers have a role in helping to prevent child maltreatment, as well as in ensuring early detection and reporting of abuse and neglect.
According to research and subject experts, policies that could aid in the prevention of child abuse and neglect include:
For more research to support policy on child abuse prevention and foster care, see the Child Welfare Information Gateway, the California Evidence-Based Clearinghouse for Child Welfare, and California Fostering Connections. For implementation tools, see Child Welfare League of America.
- Providing a range of prevention services, including accurate risk assessment, parenting education, and home-visiting services, to families with children at risk of abuse or neglect (3, 4, 5)
- Implementing, expanding, and funding "differential response," in which child protective service agencies have different levels of response to child abuse/neglect reports, depending on the severity of the allegations and the families' particular needs; this approach recognizes the variation in the nature of reports, and the value of tailoring services to meet different needs (5)
- Providing an accessible system of mental health services for children in foster care or at imminent risk of entering care (2), and creating incentives for child welfare agencies to ensure that young children in their care receive early assessments and referrals for mental health issues (6)
- Supporting effective strategies to reduce the overrepresentation of children of color entering the child welfare system, especially African American/Black and American Indian/Alaska Native children (7)
Sources for this narrative:
1. Fang, X., et al. (2012). The economic burden of child maltreatment in the United States and implications for prevention. Child Abuse & Neglect, 36(2), 156–165. Retrieved from: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0145213411003140
2. California Department of Social Services. Family Centered Services. (2013). Katie A. v. Bonta. Retrieved from: http://www.childsworld.ca.gov/pg1320.htm
3. McLanahan, S. et al. (2009). Preventing child maltreatment. The Future of Children, Princeton-Brookings, 19(2). Retrieved from: http://futureofchildren.org/futureofchildren/publications/docs/19_02_FullJournal.pdf
4. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2009). Preventing child maltreatment through the promotion of safe, stable, and nurturing relationships between children and caregivers. Retrieved from: http://www.cdc.gov/ViolencePrevention/pdf/CM_Strategic_Direction--Long-a.pdf
5. Child Welfare Information Gateway. (2008). Differential response to reports of child abuse and neglect. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Retrieved from: http://www.childwelfare.gov/pubs/issue_briefs/differential_response/differential_response.pdf
6. Cooper, J. et al. (2010). Addressing the mental health needs of young children in the child welfare system: What every policymaker should know. National Center for Children in Poverty. Retrieved from: http://www.nccp.org/publications/pub_968.html
7. Miller, O. (2009). Reducing racial disproportionality and disparate outcomes for children and families of color in the child welfare system. Casey Family Programs. Retrieved from: http://www.casey.org/Resources/Publications/pdf/BreakthroughSeries_ReducingDisproportionality_process.pdf
- Research & Links
- Websites with Related Information
- Abuse, Neglect, Adoption and Foster Care Research
- Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study
- California Child Welfare Indicators Project
- Center on the Developing Child
- Child Maltreatment Prevention
- Child Trends
- Child Welfare
- Child Welfare and Foster Care Systems
- Child Welfare Information Gateway
- Child Welfare League of America
- Mental Health & Child Welfare: Katie A. v. Bonta
- National Data Archive on Child Abuse and Neglect
- PolicyforResults.org
- Prevent Child Abuse America
- State Child Welfare Policy Database
- Key Reports
- A Better Start: Child Maltreatment Prevention as a Public Health Priority
- Addressing Racial Disproportionality in Child Welfare
- Child Maltreatment 2011
- Child Protection in Families Experiencing Domestic Violence
- Children's Exposure to Violence: A Comprehensive National Survey
- Disparities and Disproportionality in Child Welfare: Analysis of the Research
- Fourth National Incidence Study of Child Abuse and Neglect (NIS-4): Report to Congress, Executive Summary
- How the Child Welfare System Works
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- Promising Practices from the Healthy Returns Initiative: Building Connections to Health, Mental Health, and Family Support Services in Juvenile Justice
- The Economic Burden of Child Maltreatment in the United States and Implications for Prevention
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- The Youngest Americans: A Statistical Portrait of Infants and Toddlers in the United States
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- Children's Report Card: Sacramento County Children's Coalition
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- Protect Kids, Reduce Crime, Save Money: Preventing Child Abuse and Neglect in the Bay Area
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In 6A, third-ranked Huntsville (29-9) has rescheduled its games with Oxford (15-13). The teams will now play in Huntsville on Saturday, at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m., with game three on Monday at 5 p.m., if needed.
Class 3A White Plains (18-11) will travel to Glencoe (14-4) on Saturday with games set for 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Game three, if necessary, will played on Monday at 4:30 p.m.
In class 4A Cleburne County (16-11) has postponed its series with Fairview (18-9). The Tigers will play at 4 p.m. and 6:30 on Saturday and game three, if necessary, will be at 5 p.m. on Monday. Eighth-ranked Alexandria (21-10) has pushed back its series with Sardis (13-9) to Saturday with games starting at 1 and 3 p.m. Game three, if necessary, will be played Monday at 4:30 p.m. Handley (21-9) will travel to ninth-ranked Childersburg (29-5) on Saturday at 1 p.m. and 3:30 on Saturday. Game three, if necessary, is scheduled for 4:30 on Monday.
Class 2A Ranburne has postponed its series against Oakman to Saturday at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. Game three, if necessary, will be Monday at 5 p.m.
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After falling behind 8-0 at Benedictine after three innings, Bradwell Institute's young baseball team rallied with seven runs in the fifth inning. However, the game was called in the bottom half of the inning because of darkness, sending Bradwell to an opening day 9-7 loss.
Liberty County High School's boys and girls golf teams showed no signs of rust nor did their clubs as they defeated Bradwell Institute and Long County in the season opener at Cherokee Rose Country Club on Feb. 22.
On a sunny afternoon, the soccer teams took to the practice field to prepare for the game against Groves. The boys and girls soccer team face a challenge in growth this year as coach Gregory Cooke and assistant coach Lauren Drury are met with young players. This year, the girls only have four starters returning and the boys only have five.
GREENWOOD, S.C.- Kaneetha Gordon scored 17 points and grabbed a Peach Belt Conference Tournament record 23 rebounds in leading Armstrong Atlantic State (15-13) to a 76-63 win over USC Upstate (11-17) in the opening game of the 2007 PBC Women's Basketball Tournament at Horne Arena on Wednesday. With their first tournament win since 2003-04, the Lady Pirates advanced to Thursday's quarterfinal round where they lost 73-70 to PBC regular season champion Clayton State.
The youthful underdogs who compose the First Presbyterian Christian Academy basketball team serve as a prototypical model for how a first year varsity team should be brought up and developed.
Though spring is officially 19 days away, the first rite of spring - opening day - commenced Tuesday when Liberty County High School opened its home baseball season.
Former Liberty County Lady Panther basketball standout and current junior at Armstrong Atlantic State University Kaneetha Gordon was named to the Peach Belt Conference's 12-member women's All-Conference basketball team.
CORAL GABLES, Fla. - In the University of Miami's third year as a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference, the Hurricanes will take on Georgia Tech for the third-straight time in the opening round of the ACC Women's Basketball Tournament. Thursday's 8 p.m. meeting in Greensboro, N.C. will also mark the third meeting between the teams this season, with the `Canes looking for their first win over the Yellow Jackets in 2006-07.
The Long County girl's basketball season came to an end Friday at the hands of the Screven County Lady Gamecocks, 67-36.
The LCHS boys and girls tennis team opened their season this week against the Calvary Cavaliers, but only the Panther boys sealed a win with a gritty doubles victory late in the tennis match.
Over the weekend, the Liberty County baseball team nearly shut out the McIntosh Academy Buccaneers by beating them 10-1 as the nine-inning scrimmage came to a close.
With excited fans and anxious parents, First Presbyterian Christian Academy was set to enter the second round of play against Westwood.
The fans packed the Long County High School gymnasium on Saturday to see if the Blue Tide could continue to put another notch on their belt representing one more victory.
The First Presbyterian Christian Academy Highlanders traveled to Swainsboro for the first round of division GISA 2A regional play last Thursday.
LUDOWICI - First Baptist Christian Academy travels to Savannah to play Memorial on Monday beginning their baseball season. Head coach Drexel Blocker anticipates a strong season as FBCA finished fourth in the state last year with a 16-9 record.
The Pembroke Lodge No. 469 F&AM's second annual Golf Tournament is May 17. Registration is at noon and there will be shotgun start at 1 p.m. Lunch will be served after the tournament.
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