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Welcome to the team, Bryan Clay!

The Ask, Listen, Learn team is honored and excited to announce “The World's Greatest Athlete” Bryan Clay, as our newest Superstar!

Bryan Clay holds 2 Olympic decathlon medals- winning a Silver medal in 2004 and Gold in 2008. He's among the very few decathletes in the world to hold 2 medals and now he wants to win a third at the Olympic Games in London next year. He could be the only decathlete in Olympic history to win 3 Olympic medals!

We had a great time with Bryan at Kidsfest in Hawaii in October, and we just had an Ask, Listen, Learn event with him at an assembly with 250 middle schoolers at Horace Mann Middle School in Beverly Hills, California.

Welcome to the team Bryan!

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We're in Louisville for NMSA's annual conference

The 38th Annual American Middle Level Education Conference/Expo is taking place today and tomorrow in Louisville, KY. Featuring over 4,000 attendees from all over the country, the AMLE conference is consistantly one of the largest gatherings of Middle Level Educators on a yearly basis. The conference aims to provide middle school teachers with the tools and techniques they need to excel at their profession.

We are honored to be exhibiting once again at this years conference. If you happend to be at the conference, please stop by and see us at booth 804.

We will be demonstrating our Ask, Listen, Learn interactive game, handing out brochures, bookmarks, and magnets. We may even have a water bottle or mug for you as well!

We hope to see you!

ALL Game

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BOOK GIVEAWAY! I'd Listen to My Parents If They'd Just Shut Up

Our friend and National Advisory Board member Dr. Anthony Wolf's latest book is out today - I'd Listen to My Parents If They'd Just Shut Up. Dr. Wolf offers up a humorous take on the trials and tribulations of parenting a teen, and how even the most well-intentioned approaches to parenting can run into roadblocks. Dr. Wolf's advice is intended to help make your life as a parent more enjoyable, ultimately for both you and your teen.

Dr. Wolf has been a practicing psychologist for over 25 years, counseling children and adolescents in the Springfield, Massachusetts area. Dr. Wolf has written many other books on parenting, including the best-selling book, Get Out of My Life, but First Could You Drive Me & Cheryl to the Mall? A Parent's Guide to the New Teenager.

We've got a limited number of copies of Dr. Wolf's book to give away!

Leave a comment below by Tuesday, Nov 15 at midnight eastern time. This book would make a great holiday gift (hint, hint.)

We'll pick winners from the comments at random and announce on Wednesday morning! Be sure to check back in to seeif you've won!

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A Healthy Halloween Dinner

Before you send the little goblins out to roam the streets, fix them up a healthy dinner for energy to run from house to house! It will also keep them (and you) from snacking on TOO much candy throughout the night!

Click "more" for some spooky recipes!

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Welcome to the team, Zach "Ziggy" Veach!

The Ask, Listen, Learn team is excited to announce our newest Superstar, Zach “Ziggy” Veach! Zach is a 16 year old autoracing driver in INDYCAR's  'Mazda Road to Indy' developmental ladder system for Andretti Autosport. A Junior in high school in Stockdale, Ohio, Zach was named one of CNN's "Intriguing People" and was a semi-finalist for Sports Illustrated "Sports Kid of the Year.” He was also named by ESPN The Magazine as a NEXT athlete in September 2011.

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Olympic athlete Bryan Clay joins Ask, Listen, Learn!


We're very happy to announce that Bryan Clay, Gold medalist decathlete from the 2008 Olympics, is signing on with the Century Council's Ask, Listen, Learn program!

Ask, Listen, Learn's goal is to encourage middle-school kids to say 'YES' to a healthy lifestyle and 'NO' to underage drinking. And we think Bryan Clay is an ideal person to convey this message, as an athlete who has applied hard work and healthy living to accomplish his goals.


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