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LeapFrog LeapReader Reading and Writing System - Green
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Help your little one get ready for the classroom with this LeapReader Reading and Writing System.
Designed to work with the LeapReader books, your child simply presses the pen against the words or letters to hear the sounds, so it's perfect for when they are just starting to learn their ABCs. It's also ideal for encouraging your youngster to read independently as they grow, using the pen on occasional words to give them a helping hand.
It sounds out letters and adds fun character voices to really make the stories come to life. It can also be used with the LeapReader books to write out letters and numbers, with interactive guidance to spur them on. Once your youngster gets the hang of it, they can move on to writing full words and work on their maths skills to continue their development.
With such a wide range of books – from fun Disney stories such as Tangled (item number XA8TN) and Toy Story 3 (UW812), through to educational reading like the world map (UU246) – there's plenty to keep your little one occupied.
The LeapReader Reading and Writing System also has lots of sound effects and activities to help make learning fun, along with a wide range of tips and tricks for adding to the experience by simply plugging it in to your PC.
Useful info:
- Sounds of letters and words
- 100+ audio books
- Sound effects and fun activities
- Built-in audio player
- Connects to your PC
- Ages 4-8 years
- LeapFrog LeapReader Reading and Writing System - Green
Warning: Not suitable for children under 3 years.
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Sing and Learn Plush Toy
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The Mickey Mouse Sing and Learn toy will entertain your toddler while teaching them about letters, numbers, colours and shapes.
Mickey has 5 songs to sing and 5 activity buttons for your child to enjoy. She's also lovely and soft to cuddle too.
This educational toy encourages your little one's social and emotional development, as well as language, hand-to-eye coordination, sound awareness and physical development.
Useful info:
- Requires 3x AA batteries (included)
- Age from 6 months
- Mickey Mouse Sing and Learn plush toy
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LeapFrog LeapPad2 Explorer - Pink
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The LeapPad2 Explorer learning tablet inspires kids to imagine and explore with its front-and-back cameras, 4 Gb of memory and a library over 200 apps for limitless learning and fun.
With LeapFrog Explorer cartridges and downloadable apps to explore, kids can learn through ebooks, videos, music, creativity apps and more.
The LeapPad2 comes with 5 apps already installed – Pet Pad, LeapFrog Learning Songs, Cartoon Director, Art Studio and one app of your choice. LeapFrog Explorer™ cartridges are also available (sold separately).
Your child can capture their world in 2 ways with front and back cameras with video.
Trace, create and play by using your finger or the included stylus on the 5 inch touch screen, control the action in games with motion-based play and record your own voice with a built-in microphone.
With a faster processor and 4 GB of memory, you can now keep more personal creations and apps at your fingertips.
A new Cartoon Director app lets you create, direct and narrate your own animated movies, while Art and Photo studios will further inspire your child's imagination.
With subjects ranging from reading, art, music, language and culture, science, geography, mathematics and health, the LeapPad2 automatically adjusts the learning to suit your child, asking more challenging questions as their skills develop.
Parents can connect to the free, online LeapFrog Learning Path to see specific details of their child's learning progress.
Useful info:
- Ages 3 to 9 years
- 4 x AA batteries (not included)
- Great range of downloadable apps
- Follow you child's progress online
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LeapFrog LeapReader Book - Learn to Write Letters with Mr Pencil
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This TAG Reading System Learn to Write Letters with Mr Pencil book expands learning beyond reading to keep kids engaged and having fun anywhere, anytime!
Use your TAG reader to bring this Learn to Write Letters with Mr Pencil story to life.
The Leapfrog TAG Reading system is a touch-and-talk reading device that brings stories to life like never before.
This is a great way to encourage your children to love books before they can read - they will start to learn the shape of words while enjoying the excitement of a story. An internet connection is required to download the audio for this book on to your TAG Reader.
Useful info:
- Internet connection needed
- Works with TAG Reading System
- For ages 4 to 8 years
- Leapfrog TAG Reading Book Learn to Write Letters with Mr Pencil
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VTech Pre-school Laptop - Pink
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Let you child open up this bright pink Vtech Pre-School Laptop to have lots of fun learning new skills.
It features 30 educational activities that teach early computer techniques and age appropriate skills, including phonics, letters and maths.
This is also a great way to help develop logical thinking, visual skills and hand-to-eye co-ordination.
A child-friendly squirrel character leads the forest-themed activities and encourages creative play. Activities include Forest Phonics, Number Order, Puzzle Pieces and Musical Fun.
This fabulous laptop comes with a workbook for additional learning and there is also a carry handle for play on the go.
An 8-direction cursor mouse is easy for your child to control and can be used by both left and right-handers.
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- 30 educational activities
- Includes carry handle
- 8 direction cursor mouse
- Squirrel character leads them through the games
- Age from 3 years
- Vtech Pre-School Laptop
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LeapFrog Learning Game: Disney Doc McStuffins
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LeapFrog Explorer Learning Game: Disney Doc McStuffins- your child will love hopping on board with Doc and friends to help the poorly patients
With this Disney Doc McStuffins Explorer Learning Game by LeapFrog, fans of the popular show can jump aboard to rescue Ronda and pick up patients who need help, then join Doc, Lambie, Stuffy and Hallie back in the clinic to examine the toys' spots, scratches, bumps and bruises.
They can make a diagnosis and recommend just the right treatment, then add a page to the Big Book of Boo-Boos for every case they've cured.
When they search Doc's yard for hurt toys they'll have to fly them back to the clinic, but they better watch out for new bonus items to collect and obstacles to avoid! Once back, they can help Doc examine each toy's symptoms with a selection of tools, including a stethoscope and magnifying glass, then use observation, logic and reasoning skills to make a diagnosis and give each patient the treatment they need.
Kids can review each patient's case and replay it by tapping on its page in the Big Book of Boo-Boos. Each of the 24 clever diagnoses builds in a fun lesson about health and hygiene, teaching about the importance of hand-washing, teeth brushing and getting fresh air.
Your little one will have hours of fun earning special bandages for achievements, or creating their own designs in the Bandage Art Studio wher they can select colors, patterns, stamps and photos.
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LeapFrog Move and Learn Music Player Scout
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Leap Frog Move And Learn Music Player – Scout
The Move and Learn music player Leap Frog game featuring Scout is a great fun musical way of learning for little boys!
The little ones can enjoy hours of active play with Move and Learn, thanks to 20 upbeat educational songs. The songs on this Leap Frog game are designed to encourage children to explore and learn on the go. There are 4 activity modes to teach little ones about movement as they build gross motor skills.
This Move and Learn music player Leap Frog game featuring Scout is ideal for kids aged 1 to 2 years.
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- Move and Learn music player by Leap Frog
- Encourages active play, exploration and learning
- Includes 20 songs
- 4 Different activity modes
- Requires 3 x AAA batteries (included)
- Age from 1 to 2 years
VTech My Laptop - Pink
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My Laptop in pink.
30 learning activities teach essential preschool skills. ABC keyboard with objects and 10 number keys. Customise with child's name, avatar, favourite food and wallpaper backgrounds. Sleek, aspirational laptop design. 4-directional mouse.
Requires 2 x AA batteries (included).
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LeapFrog LeapReader Disney Planes Fire and Rescue Read on Your Own Book
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LeapReader Disney Planes Fire and Rescue Read on Your Own Book. Join Dusty and the Piston Peak Air Attack Team and explore advanced vocabulary on park patrols, count numbers to rescue campers, play memory games with engine sounds and more! Age from 4 - 8 years.
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LeapFrog Read With Me - Scout
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This adorable LeapFrog Read With Me Scout is a cute and cuddly way to help your child develop a wide range of skills, from reading and interaction, to words and numbers.
The playful toy puppy reads from one of the 5 books included and engages your little one by asking questions about the story to help build their logical thinking. Each book has adorable illustrations and a fun storyline, so your child can learn new words and get ready to read independently.
Your child can easily work their way through each book, squeezing the puppy's right paw when they turn over each page. Scout the puppy also has 5 interactive spots that respond to your child's touch, with sweet phrases, songs and questions for hours of fun.
The cuddly design and smiling face is sure to appeal to your little one, so they can enjoy story time and develop new skills while also having lots of fun.
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- Includes 5 books
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- Asks questions
- Requires 3 x AAA batteries (included)
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Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Learning Camera
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Fisher Price Laugh And Learn Camera
This camera from the Fisher Price Laugh and Learn range teaches your child about numbers, colours, greetings, feelings and more.
Just press the button to turn the camera on, then press the toggle to take a picture and hear a sound. The smiley, silly face lens sings a song and the flash dances to all the music!
This Fisher Price Laugh and Learn camera is great fun for kids from 6 to 36 months.
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- Laugh and Learn camera by Fisher Price
- Requires 2 x AA batteries (included)
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VTech Little Single Alfie - Pink
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Singing Alfie from VTech will fast become your little one's best friend. The three chunky buttons on his tummy can be pressed so that he sings, says fun phrases and sound effects that help to introduce emotions, numbers and counting from an early age.
Pushing the buttons also helps to develop fine motor skills and the teddy bear also stimulates the senses using flashing lights, the mix of plush fabric and plastic, and the sound.
Alfie can be attached to a cot, buggy or car seat with the attachment strap, making him super portable too. They'll be able to enjoy his singing anywhere!
Little Singing Alfie is also available in brown (see item number UT962).
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Book DetailsLanguage : English
eBook : 70 pages
Release Date : June 2013
Author(s) : Joe Yates
Topics and Technologies : All Books, Instant, Web Development, Open Source, Web Development
Table of ContentsSinatra Starter
- Sinatra Starter
- So, what is Sinatra?
- What is a web framework?
- Sinatra or Ruby on Rails?
- Who's using it?
- Minimalistic
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- Community
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On page 47, the mentioned definition for "add_charset" is wrong. The correct one is as follows:
add_charset: This specifies a list of response content types (for example, 'application/json'). When preparing a response, if Sinatra finds that the type of response is one of the types in the list, it adds a character set indicator to the Content-Type header. Note, that normally, you should replace the existing list, but it is better to add to it, for example, settings.add_charset << "some/type".
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Sinatra is a free and open source software web application library and domain-specific language written in Ruby. It provides both the beginner and the experienced professional with a tool for creating simple, yet powerful web applications.
Instant Sinatra Starter is a practical, hands-on guide that provides you with the necessary knowledge to get started from scratch.Including all the necessary steps to put together a Sinatra application and get it online, we will also learn all that you need to know to make your application all it can and should be.
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Later we will learn to configure your application for your specific needs and handle more complex requests and responses. With Instant Sinatra Starter, we'll explore the essentials to get our first Sinatra application online.
Get to grips with a new technology, understand what it is and what it can do for you, and then get to work with the most important features and tasks. Written as a practical guide, Instant Sinatra Starter will help you create a simple web app in no time at all.
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The plaintiff in this Oregon case brought an action alleging negligence and intentional infliction of emotional distress against the defendant, who was a licensed animal dealer. Plaintiff owned �My Girl,� a purebred cocker spaniel, whom plaintiff cared for and enclosed in a secure, fenced backyard. While My Girl was secure in her backyard, two other individuals seized her and transported her to defendant Hickey. Hickey was known to be engaged in the business of selling animals to research laboratories. Upon delivery of plaintiff�s dog to defendant, defendant allegedly stated that My Girl was too small for research and subsequently shot the dog and buried her remains. The defendant then allegedly lied to plaintiff about the description of the animal brought to him and the means used to kill the dog.
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It's only been a year since the Allegheny County Immunization Coalition in Pittsburgh began working toward "community immunity," looking "to promote immunization across the lifespan."
But this year, for National Infant Immunization Week (NIIW), the group plans to debut with all-day immunization outreach initiatives at two area family support centers. The events will be informational, including a video about babies and vaccines, a Q and A session and a review of child immunization records with an opportunity to update vaccines the following week. Giveaways, such as onesies, bibs and magnetic appointment card holders, will be offered.
"We're young and we're trying to establish ourselves," said Coalition Nurse Nancy McManus. "I just want everybody to see how important immunizations are. I think what people fail to realize is when you risk natural disease, you risk—although it's rare—complications that can be very serious."
A survey taken by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention found that of the 50 states and District of Columbia, between 20 to 34 states have succeeded in reaching the 2010 goal of vaccinating at least 95 percent of the children entering kindergarten during the 2005-2006 school year. The vaccines studied include polio, diphtheria/tetanus/whooping cough, measles, mumps, hepatitis B, rubella, and chicken pox.
Reasons parents do not get their children vaccinated range from myths about side effects to concerns about pain and finances. And although children are required to have up-to-date immunizations before entering school, parents with limited means and more than one child may find it difficult to keep current immunizations, said Angela Berg, chair of Southern Nevada Immunization Coalition.
"You really have to make it free immunizations for the people to come out," she said, adding that babies must have 21 different injections for first year of life just to stay current.
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"People come in droves," Berg said.
That is why the launch of the statewide initiative Immunize Nevada is using NIIW to continue conducting community-sponsored outreach programs to attract families and their children across the state. Instead of immunizations being the focus, Berg said the events have become more like health fairs with different groups signing up to educate families about topics while they patiently wait in line.
"There's a lot of people in need here and it's easier to get the momentum growing with a large group," she said. "The fire department has even embraced this as a coalition partner and taken it out to the rural areas."
Activities are also offered during the outreach, which takes place in community centers or at fire departments, an area of interest for young children.
"We try to offer a lot of activities," said Heidi Hurst, statewide project coordinator for Immunize Nevada. "We try to make sure it's a family event instead of them just coming for vaccinations."
And thus far Hurst and Berg said it seems to be working.
"We know the community needs this event, we know children need to be immunized," Hurst said. "So we did have some great community partners step up so we could offer the vaccine for free."
Berg said parents of newborns are equipped with information daily before they ever leave the hospital. They're given Velcro packets that hold the baby's birth certificate, immunization records and facts about vaccinations.
"I think it has been a win-win situation," said Berg. "It has gotten some needed information into the hands of folks who might not have known these opportunities existed."
In Tulsa, the local Rotary Club and partners for Immunize Tulsa have worked together throughout the past five years to bring "Be Wise Immunize at the Tulsa Zoo" to families and their children.
The Tulsa City-County Health Department supplies the nurses and staff while Oklahoma State University and Blue Cross Blue Shield supply vans as vaccination centers. The Rotary Club members volunteer and pay for family members' admission to the zoo when at least one of their children is immunized.
Outside of the zoo, activities relating to National Safe Kids Week will be offered. A respiratory therapy group from the Oklahoma Pulmonary Rehab Specialists will offer free asthma screenings for children five to 18. Car seat checks, water safety clinics and giveaways of bike helmets, car seats and life jackets will be available.
"We've had wonderful help from out sponsors and the community," said Katherine Sebert, registered nurse and Tulsa Area Immunization Coalition Coordinator.
In 2005, they immunized 177 individuals. Last year they immunized 138 individuals including 31 infants. If the weather permits, Sebert said she expects record numbers with more than a hundred volunteers to help the event go smoothly.
"There are new vaccines that have been added in the last few years and because there are so many, it does get confusing for a parent," Sebert said.
To make matters worse, false information about the dangers of immunizations has been circulating on the internet, making it harder for parents to decipher between fact and fiction.
"We need to do a better job of reminding people to stay up with their immunizations," Sebert said. "A lot of times we're victims of our own success when it comes to immunizations.
According to Sebert, it can be difficult for people to fully grasp the necessity of immunizations when they haven't even heard of the diseases.
"You can be a member of the public or you can have a college education and never heard about it because we've been so successful," she said. "We're only a plane ride away from some of these illnesses, because the world's a small place. Basically, the point is, if they get their shots on time, on schedule, it can save their lives."
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Even with extra time for people to apply for the Salvation Army's Angel Tree program, few people have applied, officials told the Phoenix.
More than 650 signed up last year. At last count, less than 200 have applied this year. And there is a great need in the Muskogee area.
Angel Trees go up every holiday season with "ornaments" listing children in need of clothing, toys or other gifts.
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What would James Madison think of the U.S. today?
MADISON, Wis. - James Madison is often forgotten in the scheme of presidents, but I'm not saying he was a great or a good one, for he was not.
He was charisma-challenged and fled the British when they came marching to burn down his house late in the summer of 1814. General Ross and John Bull still felt bitter about the upstart American Revolution.
But as I live and breathe on a family porch in Madison, the state capital, on the Fourth of July holiday week, here goes. A postcard from Madison on Madison. Everything they never told you, starting with his status as a planter - southernspeak for slaveowner – and a congressman in the 1790s. The slight "Jemmy" Madison was Thomas Jefferson's right-hand man and his write-hand man.
At the behest of Madison's wife Dolley Madison, Jefferson's slave mistress Sally Hemings named one of their sons Madison Hemings. There you have pretty close proof that Jefferson's 40-year conjugal relationship with a slave, a secret in Washington, was known to close friends and associates who came to call at Monticello, his mountaintop plantation.
[Check out our gallery of political cartoons.]
The Virginian fourth president, considered the father of the Constitution, was a brilliant political writer and thinker on federalism. But he was too cerebral for his most famous line of work, just like someone else we know who lives in the same house 200 years after President Madison.
If Madison were to meet Barack Obama, once he got over the shock of his origins, they would have a true meeting of elegant minds. They could discuss the Second Amendment gone awry on gun ownership - and what did Madison really mean about militias, anyway?
Obama could tell him how well federalism has worked out - and how we had to to fight a little war over slavery. That "peculiar institution" was the unresolved fundamental flaw in our Founding Fathers' documents, and Madison would have known that as well as anyone.
[Check out our editorial cartoons on President Obama.]
Madison suffered the most ignominious fate of any American president ever. While he was hiding out in a secret place, much like George Bush went underground on 9/11, Mrs. Madison's dinner for 40 was laid out on the table, but never served. The word went out that the British were coming that moment! The entire household fled.
In fact, the entire city of Washington hastily packed and evacuated. When British General Robert Ross and his army troops burst into the presidential mansion to see a still-warm dinner on the table, they had a jolly time before setting it ablaze. The reason we don't hear much about Madison as president is because of this disgrace. The War of 1812 literally came home to haunt him, but he wasn't there to answer the door.
Madison met a comely Quaker woman in Philadelphia when he was a congressman and that city was the capital in the early republic period. Dolley Payne Todd was a young widow living with her mother, who kept a boardinghouse in Philadelphia. One gentleman boarder, a congressman with a silky voice and manners, told Dolley he had a friend who wished to meet her: Mr. Madison. Speaking strictly for me, I'd rather have the matchmaker: elegant Aaron Burr of New York. But Dolley wasn't his cup of tea.
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Thus it came to pass that shy Jemmy Madison, a bachelor of about 40, wed a widow 15 years younger. In a sign of the turbulent times to come, the new Mrs. Madison was expelled from the Society of Friends in Philadelphia for marrying a slaveowner. The Friends, a.k.a. Quakers, were the first religion to officially oppose slavery, since colonial times. They were later the backbone of the abolitionist movement.
Just remember that not even the father of the Constitution ever got anti-slavery religion, not even when he married into it! That helps explain a few things, like the Civil War.
From the porch, wishing everybody a happy Fourth of July, especially immigrants and gay couples. Progress comes to this land of ours - at times in the wake of terrible struggle. But it comes. A look at the life of Madison tells us that.


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Olympic athletes are put on a pedestal by millions around the world as they compete for gold. NBC runs sappy personal interest stories on these summer and winter athletes and that is how we remember many of these Olympic stars as they move out of the spotlight. The reality is that the Olympics are usually the pinnacle for these athletes and the fall from the top can sometimes get ugly. The Smoking Gun revealed Thursday that three-time Olympian Suzy Favor Hamilton, 44, worked for a Las Vegas escort service for the past year charging $600 an hour for her services. Her previous claim to fame was deliberately falling during the 2000 Sydney Olympics 1500 meter final when she realized she could not win.
Favor Hamilton is simply the latest athlete to represent her country and then see their reputation take a dramatic fall after the Olympic lights went out.
Track and field is littered with athletes tainted by scandal. It is a brutal sport to make a living in, although Favor Hamilton apparently found financial success after her track career with a real estate business in Madison, Wisc. For every Usain Bolt making $20 million a year, there are thousands of athletes struggling to get by. A survey by the USA Track and Field Foundation found that only 50% of U.S. track athletes who rank among the top in their sport make more than $15,000 from sponsorships, grants and prize money. Yet, the fame and riches at the very top lead to scores of doping scandals in the sport.
Marion Jones became the first woman to ever win five medals at a single Olympics at the 2000 Sydney Games. But she failed a drug test in 2006 and pleaded guilty to federal charges of perjury surrounding her role in the Balco scandal. She was stripped of her medals in 2007 and sentenced to six months in jail the following year. Other medal-winning track stars tainted by drugs include Jones' former husband Tim Montgomery, Justin Gatlin, Ben Johnson most famously and countless others.
Wrestler Rulon Gardner has faced enough obstacles to last a lifetime since his gold medal at the 2000 Summer Olympics when he defeated Russian Alexander Karelin, who had not lost for 13 years. Gardner survived plane and motorcycle crashes. He got stranded in the freezing wilderness overnight while snowmobiling in 2002 in an ordeal that cost him one of his toes. He appeared on the reality TV show "The Biggest Loser" after ballooning up to 474 pounds. The latest blow for Gardner was a bankruptcy filing in August.
Tonya Harding appeared in the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville, France and finished fourth in the figure skating program. Of course, that is not the Olympics most people remember for Harding. Her fall came before she got to the 1994 Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway. Her ex-husband and bodyguard conspired to injure Harding's chief rival, Nancy Kerrigan, before the 1994 Games. The attack knocked Kerrigan out of the 1994 U.S. Figure Skating Championships, but she came back to compete in Lillehammer against Harding. Kerrigan won the silver, while Harding placed eighth. It was TV ratings gold. The Olympic figure skating showdown was the second most-watched telecast ever after the finale of M*A*S*H (two Super Bowls have since eclipsed it). Harding later pleaded guilty of hindering the prosecution of those responsible for the attack. The U.S. Figure Skating Association banned her from the sport for life.
The fall of the Olympic athlete is not a new phenomenon. Jim Thorpe is considered by many to be the greatest athlete of the 20th century for his multisport talents. He won Olympic gold medals in 1912 for both the decathlon and pentathlon. He was stripped of those medals though for violating the Olympic rules on amateurism when it was revealed he played two years of semi-pro baseball. The medals were returned to his family in 1983, but Thorpe died destitute 30 years earlier after struggling with alcoholism and earning a living after his athletic career was over.
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1. Prostitution is not legal in Vegas.
2. Desperation is no excuse for selling sex…poor men don't do it.
3. She didn't need the money.
Actually shaming her does do something. Women shouldn't feel entitled to sell sex to men.
Prostitution is not victimless.
1. The concept the sex is something women should sell men needs to disappear.
2. She had a husband.
3. They have wives.
Oh, there absolutely is a deeper story here. I deal with clients engaging in maladaptive behavior (specifically sexually so; more specifically cheating) literally every week. And what drives this behavior, and the depression that feeds it, is not the normal nonsense we hear on tv or read in papers, nor can it be flippantly reduced to the 'price of a lifetime of hyper-training for the highest levels of competition,' as is generally done with high-level athletes (I was formerly an NCAA Head Strength Coach).
This may sound a bit soft for a forum such as Forbes, but it truly all gets back, in cases like these, to the person's lack of relationship with him-/herself. It's essentially the living of a dual life, which the athlete/cheater, is either oblivious to or quite in denial about. I can all but guarantee this woman has been living two lives since long before this scandal, long before her marriage, and even long before competing at the Olympian levels. More often than not, the perpetrator is terrified of being who they really are. Cheating, which Favor's actions are derivative of, as it clearly sounds like they broke or stretched the social contract of her marriage, is almost invariably the result of one thing, above all else: FEAR! Always, always, always.
Great article, by the way! Very well written!
But not too terrified to take the $600 an hour is that it Sven?
hahahha. GREAT comment!
Yeah, believe it or not, there is nothing more terrifying than showing the world who one really is. And so, a person will even in engage in radically maladaptive behavior (from taking $600/hr to gambling, cheating, over-working, over-parenting, drinking, prescription meds, etc) rather than go against all the voices/people in their present and past who want them to be who they want them to be.
I find it rather interesting, and not the least bit surprising, that she is reported to have had a thing for women. It's quite possible that the 'real self' she's not been revealing, perhaps since childhood, is that she's a closeted lesbian. It'd be terribly sad, if true. But being of her same age and having grown up in Minnesota, I get the pressures on athletes to be normal in every other way, but abnormally successful on the track/field/rink.
Yeah, living one's authentic self is terrifying stuff. And that's precisely why some women (and men) will actually cheat before they'll go to a therapist or tell the truth to a therapist. Because if you go to therapy there is a chance the therapist will actually be worth what they earn (rare!) and will push her to tell and live her truth. And that's just too scary; better to explode the relationship via cheating than stand up and actually speak truth.
What's that old quote by Jung:
"We are dragged along by Fate to the destiny we refuse to walk to upright."
Great comment! :D
Have a super weekend!
#2 – Are you serious? Men don't sell sex because there is little demand.
… Lack of actual information and mostly just opinions. I mean only the first paragraph is actually about the title topic? In any event she certainly did not crash and burn. She had a midlife crisis. She's actually operates a successful real estate brokerage. It's not like she did hard drugs and ruined her life or fallen into inescapable debt. She had CONSENSUAL sex for money in a hotel. She didnt even need the money, she did it for the thrills.
I recently finished reading Tony Dungy's book "Uncommon" where he spoke about this issue in the highest levels of sport. Parents and coaches are too eager to waste an entire child's life grooming them for a much less than 10 year career as an athlete. The problem is that too many of these young people fail to develop the skills to prepare for a life after sports. Their only skill is in their sport. They only know that they must do whatever they can to maintain their advantage and to be entertaining. From ESPN's "Broke" – "By the time they have been retired for two years, 78 percent of former NFL players have gone bankrupt or are under financial stress; within five years of retirement, an estimated 60 percent of former NBA players are broke."
Imagine being a former athlete who is washed up before your thirtieth birthday with nowhere to go. Your fans have either forgotten you or, worse, find your despair yet another source of entertainment. In the end you realize that your parents and coaches failed you only to help their own egos and careers.


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Steve David and the U-1 Oh Boy! Oberto was moved from second place to fifth after race officials determined he moved into Brian Perkins' U-21 Albert Lee Appliance's path.
"My spotter said we had at least seven boat lengths ahead of Brian," David said. "It's supposed to be seven. But they say I only gave him five. It allegedly put his fire out."
That moves Oberto from second to fifth and gives the team just 127 points for the race, and just 296 points for the day.
While David doesn't agree with the call, he has no recourse.
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I have grown up with dogs my entire life. I once also had a cat, but quickly learned that a severe allergy would prevent any furry feline from providing me with playful purrs.
I'm starting this series of posts mainly to tell the story of the "trials and tribulations" of our recent adoption of Hanna, the 6-year-old black lab. She has been with us just over 3 weeks and has made some remarkable progress integrating into our lives – including the life of the world's most spoiled and pampered pup, Stardust.
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and I have both had dogs of our own, and a dog we have raised together (the pampered one). When we met, I had Shocko, a 13-year-old golden retriever/lab mix who was near the end of her days and who was the pup-love of my life.
I have to admit that although I loved her more than any dog I'd ever known, I didn't give her the kind of love that she truly deserved as a dog. Mostly from lack of knowledge and experience. She still turned out to be a sweet, gentle soul – even though plagued with separation anxiety because of various circumstances in my life and hers. She's been gone 5 years this September and I still miss her every day.
Chuck also had a beloved pet – Samantha. Like, Shocko, Samantha was raised from a pup and was the family dog for nearly 17 years. Chuck brought her into mine and Shocko's life in 2006. She was nearly 11 when I met her and still spunkier than any 2-year-old!
She and Shocko didn't immediately hit it off – Sam needed to take a small nip at Shocko's ear to let her know who was top dog, but after a little separation via a baby gate and then a slower introduction, they became fast friends. Sam suffered Shocko's loss just as we did and even thought Shocko had returned when a similar golden visited us. Sam was the only dog for about 2 years and then... the princess arrived.
We were also determined to find a rescue dog, knowing that saving a life was paramount to the perfect breed.
Missing the golden retriever face, I was making it somewhat of a mission to find my perfect mixed-breed pup. We searched Petfinders.com on a fairly regular basis and almost found a little girl named "Twinkle" but were too slow and she was quickly adopted. We were also determined to find a rescue dog, knowing that saving a life was paramount to the perfect breed.
My search seemed to be fruitless because of the type of dog I was interested in. The furry little blonde puppy seemed to be a very popular type, and I was not being quite quick enough. My daughter was also feeling that it was quite important to find this pup, so she shared my mission (somewhat without my knowledge). She called one day and said, "Mom, I think I found her".
She sent me to a page on Petfinders and BAM – in an instant my heart was stolen by a little pup currently named "Flower". I told my daughter that I was going immediately to fill out the application and that WE would be the retriever and GET THIS DOG. After being deemed to be worthy of this adoption, the date was set for us to pick her up. Unfortunately, I had a housefull of family coming that day to rake the sea of leaves we manage to accumulate each year, and this pickup location was in Illinois near my daughter's house.
PLEASE forgive us Cesar Millan, we still had sooo much to learn.
She was promptly excused from meeting the responsibilities of Leaf Day and was pretty much "ordered" to go GET THIS DOG. She got all of the necessary supplies (with, of course, the promise to pay her back), arrived to "view" Flower (they wanted to make sure it was a good fit) and promptly made this rescue a reality.
"Stardust" made her 2 hour ride to Wisconsin sleeping peacefully in her crate and was welcomed with an over-anxious, giddy, nearly sobbing "mom" and immediately introduced to the entire family all at once. (PLEASE forgive us Cesar Millan, we still had sooo much to learn). She arrived a princess and she remains a princess to this day just over 2-1/2 years later.
Moving right along…
We lost our beloved Samantha on March 27th. There is nothing easy about losing your pet and Chuck was particularly devastated with her loss as I was when I lost my Shock. About a week after Sam's passing, we made the decision that we would not actively search for a dog again. We have had wonderful dogs and we have Stardust so we felt fulfilled and blessed at that. We did, however, also agree that the only way we would consider another dog would be if someone we knew told us about a dog in need of a home. And we felt comfortable with that.
Yes, you guessed it. Only a week went by.
Enter Hanna.
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World's Largest Silver Certificate- Model #: 11293
All U.S. currency printed prior to 1928 were known as "Horseblankets" or "Saddleblankets" due to their large size! Although similar in design to the dollar bills of today, the large size notes were almost one third larger than the smaller bills printed after 1928. The last of these large size notes was the prized One Dollar Blue Seal Silver Certificate of 1923, which features the portrait of George Washington painted by one of the nation's most famous artists, Gilbert Stuart. Introduced by an Act of Congress in 1878, Silver Certificates were backed by Silver held in the U.S. Treasury and could actually be redeemed for exactly $1 of Silver Bullion until June 24, 1968. The obligation is stated on the obverse of the Silver Certificate: "One Silver Dollar payable to the bearer on demand." The Large Silver Certificate is displayed on an 11 3/8" x 9 3/8" acrylic frame and can be viewed on both sides. Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
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