Andy and Spirit ride with volunteers who confront challenges while counting and describing wild mustangs. Bands and individual horses are tallied and reported to the Bureau of Land Management/ The data is used to help track and control the population to prevent overgrazing and ensure the horses and burros have an adequate water supply.

A young girl moves West in a wagon train along the Oregon Trail with her family. Melissa is allowed to bring one of her most prized possessions. She chose a delicate porcelain angel that has always topped their Christmas tree. She is challenged with protecting the angel against many dangers. She wonders if the angel will survive the journey and reach their new Oregon home safely.

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) can be beneficial to encourage communication for early childhood special needs children that are nonverbal, minimally verbal, or late talking toddlers. This book introduces errorless teaching that is used to teach preschool learning activities and concepts without errors or mistakes by the child. ABA methods for kids can help to avoid or decrease frustration by making learning fun by building confidence and enthusiasm with teaching instructions. Selecting preferred reinforcement is discussed so new skills, as well as self-control and patience can be rewarded. Teaching techniques for receptive and expressive language skills for children with autism spectrum disorders are provided. This includes helpful methods to talk with your toddler and encourage communication. There are instructions for making your own story books so they can be used to develop basic concepts that will help to prepare children for kindergarten readiness skills. Another part of ABA therapy is behavior control to decrease challenging or inappropriate behavior such as aggression or self-injury behavior (SIB). This book does not address these issues because they are not always present with nonverbal children. This book should not be a substitute for advice from a BCBA, SLP, Early Intervention Specialist or any other professional that can work one-on-one with a child.

In the reaction 3He(d,tp)p we would like to investigate the p-p final state interaction. The basis for the theory described in this paper is an article by Henley, Richards, and Yu. Values for all constants are taken from Henley's paper, unless otherwise indicated. The experiment was done by Brian Corey. R. E. Warner, and others using the NASA-Lewis cyclotron, with runs in summer 1968 and December, 1968. As indicated in the notation 3He(d,tp)p, the deuteron is incident on 3He, and the triton and one proton are detected. The kinematic regions of interest are those for which the p-p final state interaction is expected to be most important; that is, when the outgoing protons have low relative energy.