Entertain a child with a fun story and at the same time you can learn how to teach them to ride a bicycle! Woven into the story is a proven fun and effective method for learning to ride. For ages 3 and above.

Fans that wager on college basketball can become consistent winners and still gain the full entertainment value of both watching the games and wagering.    By applying a little extra effort to handicap games and place wagers intelligently, the losses of the average fan can be turned into significant winnings.

If you are a fan are ready to spend some time handicapping – maybe 20 minutes – you can win consistently.  By using a systematic handicapping and wagering process that makes the best use of your time, you can gain an advantage.

Examples of the most powerful techniques for gaining a consistent wagering advantage are:

·        Specializing in point-spread wagers rather than totals, futures, interactive, and exotic propositions.

·        Projecting a team’s play based on past performance against teams comparable to the next opponent, not all teams.

·        Analyzing a team’s performance trend by focusing on the last 10 games.

·        Systematically varying the amounts wagered to reflect your perceived advantage – the difference between the outcome that you forecast for the game and the point spread.

·        Doing business with sports books with offer you a tangible advantage in terms of how early they accept wagers as well as the propositions they handle and transaction fees (vigorish) they charge.

·        For each desired wager, “shop” among sports books for the most favorable terms – both the point spread and the moneyline.

EVERY PARENT HOPES HIS OR HER CHILDREN WILL LEARN THE VALUE OF TRUE FRIENDSHIP AND CULTIVATE LASTING BONDS. MOREOVER, EVERY CHILD AT SOME POINT LOOKS AT THE WORLD AND SEES CONFUSION. IN “ONE GOOD DAY”, AUTHOR ROBERT MARTIN RECOUNTS A STORY OF FRIENDSHIP THAT RISES ABOVE THE CONFUSION TO REVEAL FUNDAMENTAL TRUTHS ABOUT BEING YOUNG.

IN “ONE GOOD DAY--THE ADVENTURES OF ROCKY AND SCOUT”, AUTHOR MARTIN SHARES A HEARTWARMINGLY SIMPLE STORY ABOUT FRIENDSHIP AND DIVERSITY, THROUGH A YOUNG PERSON’S EYES. WHATEVER YOUR AGE, WE ALL SEEK “ONE GOOD DAY” EACH DAY. IN ROCKY AND SCOUT, TWO YOUNG BOYS FROM DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS FIND IN EACH OTHER NOT ONLY A TRUE FRIENDSHIP, BUT SOMETHING MORE. WHEN THEY ARE TOGETHER, THE WORLD BECOMES A MORE BEAUTIFUL PLACE, AND THE CONFUSION OF THE EVERYDAY WORLD EVAPORATES.

AUTHOR ROBERT MARTIN GREW UP NEVER KNOWING HIS FATHER, BUT HIS HAPPY CHILDHOOD IN SUBURBAN PHILADELPHIA INSPIRED HIM TO MENTOR OTHER YOUNG PEOPLE. AS A 28-YEAR POLICE PROFESSIONAL, AND THE CHIEF OF POLICE FOR A LARGE SUBURBAN POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR THE PAST FOURTEEN YEARS, HE HAS HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF HELPING MANY YOUNG PEOPLE THROUGH DIFFICULT MOMENTS.

HE COACHES BASEBALL AT THE HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL, AND HIS GREATEST PASSION IS THE MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL RBI PROGRAM, “REVIVING BASEBALL IN INNER CITIES.” IN THIS CAPACITY, MARTIN ENJOYS HELPING UNDERPRIVILEGED YOUNG MEN FIND THEIR WAY IN THE WORLD.

A delight for all lovers of rhymed poetry and gymnastics, Gymmy the Owl and His Friends offers children and parents entertaining and amusing poems and useful information about gymnastics and gymnastics terminology. Author Vladimir Zaglada, who worked at the highest levels of Soviet gymnastics during its heyday, created Gymmy and his friends as a way of introducing young children and their parents to the world of gymnastics. Readers of any age will be drawn in by his parallels between the natural abilities of animals and the skills humans must work hard to develop in order to perform gymnastics feats. Gymmy the Owl makes learning fun by following each humorous rhymed tale with a small dose of important information and key gymnastics terminology. Illustrator Katya Korobkina brings to life a charming community of “Nature’s Gymnasts.”