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There's simply no way of avoiding it- if you're riding a bike; you need to wear a helmet. Statistically, most riders crash at an average of every 4,500 miles. Furthermore, 700 cyclists die each year with a whopping 75% of these deaths caused by head injuries. While bike helmets seem frivolous, this one accessory can lower the severity of a head injury by 48 to 85%! If you're still hesitating, let it be known that wearing a helmet is legally mandatory, which thereby means that you're breaking the law if you still choose to stubbornly ride without a bike helmet.
Even if you are simply riding around your backyard, it would still be prudent to don a bike helmet as a fall at low-speeds is also enough to cause injury to your head! Rather than putting your most intelligent organ at risk, it would be highly recommended that you consider the option of wearing a helmet, however unfashionable it may seem.
The Sponge in the Helmet
The main function of a helmet is to protect the skull by absorbing the impact force during the fall. In order to absorb the sudden load, the inner side of the helmet is lined with stiff foam to help cushion the rider's head. Most manufacturers make the stiff foam out of a white substance known as expanded polystyrene. The downside to using this material though is that once it is squished, the foam will not return to its original state. This is why other manufacturers provide cyclists with foam called expanded polypropylene (EPP) that does recover, although helmets made up of this lining is fairly uncommon. The expanded polyurethane (EPU) is also commonly found in bike helmets although it tends to weigh heavily on the rider's head, thereby causing discomfort.
Strap on For Dear Life
For some reason, there are some cyclists who favor wearing the bike helmet without strapping them tightly to their head. This is, as you can expect, a pretty bad idea as during a fall, your head will be hitting more than one surface and a helmet that flies off your head isn't going to be doing much protection. A good helmet should be snug on your head and should be strapped on with a robust buckle.
As a conclusion, you should also read more on a bicycle helmet and everything about cycling at http://www.cyclinghow.com/.
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Men Please Read Rules $7.99 Men Please Read Rules - Tin Sign |
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Please Read $19.07 If you feel the need to shake off todays worries by flinging to the far recesses of the Applachian Mountain Trail, youve come to the right place. Come along on the trek to seclusion. |
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Read Me a Rhyme Please $28.55 Nonreaders will enjoy listening to Ernestine Beyers bouncing, melodious rhythms in shorter versions of the poems while older children will enjoy a range of activities related to the complete versions of the poems. (Education/Teaching) Author: Malley, Barbara Beyer/ Harrington, Leo Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 236 Publication Date: 2006/06/01 Language: English Dimensions: 11.00 x 8.25 x 0.50 inches |
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Please Read If at All Possible (Paperback) $33.37 Female adolescence through the eyes of teenage girls for a teenage-girl audience. This empowering volume introduces the reader to an insider’s view of teenage girlhood. Through their participation in The Girl Project-created in 2007 by Kate Engelbrecht to explore the personal realities of modern female adolescence-teenage girls contributed intimate, heartwarming, diarylike text entries and photographs that capture their personal and private moments. To date, over 5,000 girls between the ages of 13 and 18 have sent in photographs, along with anonymously completed questionnaires that communicate their view of themselves and the world around them. This collection of images and text details the private and personal lives of adolescents, which together reveal an amazing narrative communicated as only teenage girls know and understand. The girls touch upon universal issues, such as their struggles with self-confidence and body image, relationships with peers and family, and their dissatisfaction with how they are presented by the media and in popular culture. Teen readers will be rewarded with a wonderful set of sincere, deep messages and the reassurance that they are not alone.        |
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One Voice, Please: Favorite Read-Aloud Stories $3.94 How does a money hat work? How does a stone make soup? Why doesn't the hound catch the hare? Find the answers to all of these questions and more in this collection of short tales from past and present, near and far. Told with the spark and skill of Sam McBratney and illustrated with whimsical line drawings by Russell Ayto, these stories amuse while imparting bits of wisdom to live by, making a great resource to liven up any story hour. But for the duration of the telling, shhhhh --- one voice only, please |
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Passport Please $16.99 "Passport Please is the fast moving story of conflict between the rulers of two neighboring countries. The citizens themselves are the prize that is being fought over. While many make it out of harm's way, almost no one makes it out alive. The countries? Earth and the kingdom of heaven. The rival rulers? The kingdom's Royal family and their ousted former general, Lucifer. The conflict? The Royals have established a garden colony on earth and Lucifer considers that to be an illegal land grab in his territory. The colonists are caught in the middle. Possible legal settlement? It had better be in writing, especially if the other guy is a snake. The question? Who gets across the border into heaven when the clock runs out? Passport Please follows the cover-to-cover story of the Bible, in a way you have never read it before, with a focus on getting through passport control into heaven. Lucifer's ejection from heaven, the garden of Eden, circumcision, the virgin birth, baptism, communion, the rapture, the Gutenberg press, the judgment, even the mysterious Nephilim all play a logical role in the story of getting humans through passport control, into the kingdom. Not familiar with the Bible? No problem. Read Passport Please and you will be. Pete Nielsen is an entrepreneur in international business initiatives. He has been a student of the Bible for over 25 years. Pete and his wife Linda live in Jupiter, Florida. They have three adult sons and a daughter-in-law." |
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Please Read The Letter (Digital Sheet Music) $4.99 "By Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, Alison Krauss, and Robert Plant & Alison Krauss. For piano, voice, and guitar (chords only). Country; Pop; Rock. 5 pages. Published by Hal Leonard - Digital Sheet Music" |
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Please Read (If at All Possible): The Girl Project $22.89 Female adolescence through the eyes of teenage girls for a teenage-girl audience. This empowering volume introduces the reader to an insider's view of teenage girlhood. Through their participation in The Girl Project-created in 2007 by Kate Engelbrecht to explore the personal realities of modern female adolescence-teenage girls contributed intimate, heartwarming, diarylike text entries and photographs that capture their personal and private moments. To date, over 5,000 girls between the ages of 13 and 18 have sent in photographs, along with anonymously completed questionnaires that communicate their view of themselves and the world around them. This collection of images and text details the private and personal lives of adolescents, which together reveal an amazing narrative communicated as only teenage girls know and understand. The girls touch upon universal issues, such as their struggles with self-confidence and body image, relationships with peers and family, and their dissatisfaction with how they are presented by the media and in popular culture. Teen readers will be rewarded with a wonderful set of sincere, deep messages and the reassurance that they are not alone. |
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SOS America: Please Read This Before You Vote $19.9 The United States has historically been more blessed and more prosperous than any country on this planet, due primarily to the core values it has ascribed to and the actions taken consistent with those values. In recent history, the United States has accelerated the rate of drift from its core values and with that drift the United States has started to encounter more and more problems. If the United States is to survive, it must find the collective will to return to those values and start acting in a manner consistent with those values. If we fail to do this, the consequences for this country, its constituents, and subsequent generations will be dire Author: Powers, Gregg Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 72 Publication Date: 2008/09/01 Language: English Dimensions: 9.00 x 6.00 x 0.17 inches |
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Please Read If at All Possible By Engelbrecht, Kate $28.24 Collects photographs and letters from teenage girls asked to describe or define themselves and their world. Author: Engelbrecht, Kate Subtitle: The Girl Project Publication Date: 2011/08/30 Binding Type: Paperback Grade Level: 1012 Language: English Depth: 1.00 Width: 6.50 Height: 8.75 |
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Please Read (If at All Possible) : The Girl Project, 2007-2010 $19.09 No Synopsis Available |
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Someone Please Teach Me How to Read $21.4 No Synopsis Available |
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Sos America: Please Read This Before You Vote! $10.68 No Synopsis Available |
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Emilia & Emma Say Please $13.98 Emilia & Emma are two happy sisters. They learn all about saying PLEASE in this easy to read book about manners. |
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The Please $13.79 The Please |
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Please $7.49 Please |
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More Coffee, Please! $19.48 Expressive and colorful, More Coffee, Please allures and captivates readers. Its language is both amatory and sensuous. Racy, it entices one with vivid verse. Seductive, it evokes desire. More Coffee, Please combines old-world methods with new-wave fashion. While its voice and style are contemporary, its rhyming verse is reminiscent of old-fashioned form. The outcome is both traditional and modern. More Coffee, Please is a must read for coffee-lovers. Essentially, the love poetry revolves around coffee and fantasy. Among others, some of the coffee flavors include Irish cream, hazelnut, French roast and vanilla cream. Fictitious, the book describes amorous relationships. Sexy, it portrays exotic situations. Lovable, it enchants with light topics. Overall, More Coffee, Please is a book to enjoy. |
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Trying To Please: A Memoir $20 John Julius Norwich's life has reflected an appetite for living, enlivened by a sense of personal theater. Trying to Please is an engaging and amusing memoir that describes a glamorous but vanishing world. From the monasteries on Mt. Athos to a camel trek across the Sahara, the book shows how Norwich's passions for history, travel, and music have combined with simpler pleasures like friendship and a close family. A remarkable life and a thoroughly enjoyable read. |
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Say Please, Louise! $7.49 Louise is a little girl with monstrous manners. No-one can make her say please or thank you until one day she meets a most unusual creature who teaches her that it's good to be polite. This wonderfully illustrated book from Children's author Keith Harvey is a delight to read for parents and kids alike. |
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Please Write Back! $3.95 Alfie, an adorable alligator, writes a letter to Grandma all by himself. He addresses the letter, stamps it, and mails it. Alfie waits and waits for a response. Will Grandma write back? Praise for MAY I PLEASE HAVE A COOKIE?: "For kids just starting to read, this cheerful title in the Scholastic Reader series is a combination of very simple sentences and bright, clear, colorful illustrations. Kids will like the cozy story and the endearing alligator characters." --Booklist |
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Say Please to the Honeybees $17.5 Say Please to the Honeybees continues the adventures of Violet, the sheep. Taking honey from the bees without saying please lands Violet in a heap of trouble. Violet is plagued by bees seeking comical revenge, spiders wanting tasty treats, a hungry horse, a gaggle of geese and a snippy shopkeeper. Children will love this humorous story with its adorable ending. Read The Great Bellybutton Coverup for more of Violets hilarious antics. Make a bee. Instructions included. For children ages 48. Author: Ross, Susan R./ Stiver, Megan Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 32 Publication Date: 2010/03/31 Language: English Dimensions: 8.50 x 8.50 x 0.08 inches |
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More Peas Please $27.26 The must-read guide to finding nutritious solutions for fussy eaters from first foods that won't be spat out to lunch box fixes the envy of the playground. |
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Please Fire Me $12.75 If you work in the kind of place where your boss's door is always open, the coffee is always refilled, and professionalism reigns, then kindly put down this book and throw yourself off something very tall. If years of being frustrated by arrogant douche bags and mental pygmies have left you ready to burn the world to the ground while laughing, then prepare to discover someone actually has it worse. Inspired by the hugely popular website, Please Fire Me is. "A venting ground for the malemployed." --Thrillist. "A really funny, bitchy co-worker." -- The L Magazine. Read hilarious workplace horror stories and follow the PFM guide to surviving the corporate machine. "Your boss is illiterate, your co-worker eats her own hair--whine it all out on Please Fire Me."--Details.com. "Read Please Fire Me and be happy your job isn't that bad." --Smart Pretty and Awkward. "Hilarious." -- Times & Transcript |
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Please Look After Mom $11.99 A million-plus-copy best seller in Korea—a magnificent English-language debut poised to become an international sensation—this is the stunning, deeply moving story of a family’s search for their mother, who goes missing one afternoon amid the crowds of the Seoul Station subway. Told through the piercing voices and urgent perspectives of a daughter, son, husband, and mother, Please Look After Mom is at once an authentic picture of contemporary life in Korea and a universal story of family love. You will never think of your mother the same way again after you read this book. From the Hardcover edition. |
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Please Don't Feed the Bears $7.93 The natural world comes alive for young readers with Rookie Read-About "RM" Science With striking, full-color photos and just the right amount of text, this series immediately involves young readers as they discover intriguing facts about the fascinating world around them. |
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Please Walk Beside Me $5.95 "This brief, to-the-point book tells you exactly what is expected of you if a Confirmation candidate honors you by asking you to be their sponsor. Here is everything you always wanted to know in one easy-to-read volume: what makes a good sponsor, what the sacrament of Confirmation is, what roles are played by Christian service and prayer in the Confirmation program, and how to deal with a candidate's doubts and confusions. Designed to complement the "I Have Chosen you program, this book is the perfect tool for the would-be Confirmation sponsor." |