ATWEC Technologies Inc manufactures child safety alert systems for child transportation vehicles. Available for long school buses, short school buses, daycare vans and other child transportation vehicles, the KiddieSystem child alert safety system helps ensure no child is left behind when a vehicle is powered down. For more information get in touch with ATWEC Technologies INC to discuss our KiddieSystem for your child transportation vehicles. The KiddieSystem is designed to force a manual check of the vehicle every time the vehicle is powered down. Our child safety alert system for school buses, daycare vehicles or other child transportation vehicles reminds and forces the driver of the vehicle to check for forgotten children every time the vehicle is turned off because the system is automatic. The system is armed when the vehicle is powered on and activates when power is turned off. When the alarm sounds, the only way to de-activate the alarm, depending on the type of vehicle, is to go to the back of the bus, checking each seat on the way, to disarm the system. Because the system arms automatically every time the vehicle is powered on and activates every time the vehicle is powered down, the likelihood   Read more…

Super Jumper 14 and 16 Foot Trampolines are being recalled for fall hazard over an issue involving the welding on the legs of the trampoline. At the time of publication, there have been 97 reports of the affected trampolines breaking and injuries occurring during normal use. The trampolines were sold to consumers on Wayfair.com, Amazon.com, Hayneedle.com, and Overstock.com from November 2011 through June 2019 and cost between $200 and $400 Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled trampolines and contact Super Jumper for a free repair kit at 866-757-3636.

In a barrage of bad news for Mayor Sylvester Turner and Ellen Cohen, City Council Member and other members, who have defied concerned citizens over Drag Queen Storytime (DQST) being sponsored at the Montrose-Freed Library in Houston, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has ordered a release of all FOIA (Freedom of Information) requests presented by Houston businessman Tex Christopher in his legal challenge that has now been appealed to the 5th Circuit Federal Court in New Orleans – to be reviewed this summer against the city. Tex Christopher provides a 24-minute video brief on the case at the steps of City Hall in Houston: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPChWur7UG0 Christopher sued Rhea Lawson, Houston Public Library Director, in 5th District Court and needed these official communications to demonstrate the city’s involvement and level of support and coordination for DQST. A judge ruled against his case in January, so Christopher appealed to the appellate – arguably the most conservative court in the land. Councilwoman Cohen was quoted at a recent council meeting as saying, “The people that you need to be worried about attacking your children are the people next door, the ministers, and the religious leaders.” A planned protest and press conference is set   Read more…

Kangovou, a bento lunch box company, recently released a back to school guide to help parents prepare their child for the first day of school. The guide aims to provide helpful tips and advice to make the transition to school easier for both parents and children. Preparing for the first day of school is an important end of summer activity. Helping children understand what to expect and giving them the confidence of knowing that they are well prepared can be the difference between a fun first day and a scary one. Children and parents should both take the time to learn what will be required at a new school to make the transition as easy as possible. The guide provides several recommendations for how to handle a new school. First, parents should talk to their children about what school will be like and discuss the child’s feelings about starting school. It may be helpful to visit the school together in advance. Parents should also take the time to help their child develop consistent routines each day, including having breakfast and dressing for school in the morning and completing homework and other activities in the evening. Setting routines can help children   Read more…

Orlando, Florida (findit) December 20, 2017 – Action Gator Tire, a top provider of full automotive services for cars, trucks, SUVs and commercial vehicles in Central and South Florida, and RRB Partners, an Orlando based commercial developer, have announced that they will donate land proceeds to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.Action Gator Tire will expand and open their 28th retail location in Lakeland, Florida. Several months ago, Action Gator Tire and RRB Partners scouted and purchased the land for the new location, which included a parcel that was zoned as residential. The residential parcel is about .25 acres. Action Gator Tire and RRB Partners, have decided that they will sell the parcel and donate the proceeds from the sale to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.This donation solidifies an on-going relationship between the charity and tire retailer, a relationship Make-A-Wish is happy to have.“Make-A-Wish Central and Northern Florida is thrilled to have Action Gator Tire as a Presenting Sponsor for our 11th Annual Orlando Walk for Wishes,” Make-A-Wish Foundation Development Manager Kelsea Hauck said. “Their generous support will help transform the lives of 3 children diagnosed with critical illnesses. A wish can serve as a turning point for children battling life-threatening conditions and can transform their   Read more…