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Spy Gear Spy Video ATV-360 by Wild Planet is one in all the best selling toys on Amazon this Christmas season and is being touted as a must have toy for junior spies, however is this super selling toy value your exhausting earned money? Spy Gear Spy Video ATV 360 is like shopping for 3 toys all wrapped into one super toy and that alone will charm to many budget conscious buyers.

First, you’ve got the attractiveness of the ATV itself. This RC controlled ATV may be a powerhouse. It’s ready to drive over most obstacles like piles of laundry, rugs, and dirt mounds because of the ATV’s thick black treads. The outside is created out of plastic but it is a significant plastic which will get on my feet well to children’s rough housing. Overall this is often a very durable product. The ATV can be controlled from an extended distance away, even another area or floor of the house. The remotes could be a little tough to handle for a younger kid however most children familiar with different RC equipment can catch on easily.

Beyond the ATV itself there is also black and white video surveillance capabilities. The video is shot on high of the ATV and then sent to a distant viewer thus that the child will “spy” what’s occurring in the area the ATV is in. The video is of relatively sensible quality for the price of the product and shows up fine on the tiny screen. The very fact {that the} camera will show a 3 hundred sixty degree angle is certainly a plus. It’d have been nice to have additional control vertically. It’s a lot of fun to determine the surveillance footage in places you wouldn’t normally have access to like beneath the couch.

Finally, the Spy Gear Spy Video ATV-360 will also record sound at the location of the ATV and send it back to an earpiece giving individuals the prospect to spy in on conversations. The included ear bud has sensible sound quality.

The only major downfall to the Spy Gear Spy Video ATV is the fact that it takes twelve double A batteries that can run out rather quickly. If you intend on using this toy typically it might be worthwhile to speculate in an exceedingly set of twelve rechargeable batteries.

Wild Planet Spy Gear Spy Video ATV-360 is unquestionably a toy children can get a lot of use out of. Considering all of it’s features it’s a great buy.

In response to client demand, Wild Planet (creators of the original 2006 Spy Video Car) introduces an all-new spy video vehicle, the Spy Video ATV-360. This remote-controlled tank wirelessly transmits real-time video and audio back to a private headset. The new track-primarily based movement system allows the ATV to climb over obstacles and lets secret agents examine enemy territory from the protection of their own spy headquarters. Scope out a space and listen to if anyone is coming back from up to 75 feet away. Ensure the coast is clear by pushing a button on the remote control to perform a 360-degree room scan. Full-circle turns supply early detection of renegade spies approaching from any direction. As a result of plain-sight video monitors aren’t acceptable within the spy world, the ATV-360 sends pictures to a private LCD lens mounted to a combine of lightweight frames. Sound is heard through a single ear bud. Siblings spy on each other, folks check-in on the youngsters, workers explore for approaching bosses – no matter the mission at hand, the Spy Video ATV-360 is the ultimate surveillance device and is cool enough to create even James Bond jealous.

Many people believe that having periodontal (gum) disease is a problem of old age.  Nothing could be further from the truth.  You can be a young child and have a problem with the health of your gum tissue.  The reality is that damage builds up over time and it is only when people are older that they start to see the accumulated problem. 

Because they only start to recognize it later in life, it is often associated with the later stages of life.  But in reality, up to 80% of people may have some form of gum disease right now.  Your chances do increase over time.  I saw a statistic on the Mayo Clinic’s website that up to 95% of people have some form of gum disease after age 65.  Such stats do little to dispell the myth that this is a disease of aging.

So, what do you do when the majority of people will not consider that they  might have some level of gum disease right now?  Well, there is really nothing you can do. Yet, the individuals themselves could choose a different path. There are ways that go beyond brushing and flossing to improve your dental health.  If brushing and flossing were enough, would so many people end up with gum disease and need expensive treatments to mitigate the effects of the disease?  The answer is: probably not. 

I hope that everyone can understand the truth about this problem and save their teeth as well as thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars on dental work that could have been prevented!

*Disclaimer: This article is for information purposes only and does not intend to advise upon, diagnose or treat any health problem whatsoever, including but not limited to gum disease. If you have or think you might have a health problem, visit your doctor or dentist for advice, diagnosis and treatment The USFDA has not evaluated statements about products in this article.

In classical-era mythology, there were twelve Gods who ruled from Mt. Olympus. Zeus was deemed the king of the Gods and Hera was considered his queen. This pantheon of twelve Gods and Goddesses contitute the Olympians, representing primary aspects of life such as war, love and death. Six male Gods existed in the pantheon, two (Zeus and Poseidon) were born of Cronus and Rhea, Titan Gods and overthrew their father to rule the universe. Hades, their brother, also fought by their side, but after the victory  he was drew the lot as ruler of the Underworld, so did take a throne at Mt. Olympus with his brothers.

Zeus – King of the Gods

Zeus was King of the Gods and ruler of Mount Olympus. He was the youngest son to Cronus and Rhea, Titans who were themselves children of Ouranos and Gaia, the sky and Earth according to classical Greek mythology. Zeus overthrew his father Cronus with the aid of his two brothers, Poseidon and Hades in a battle that went on for ten years known as the Titanomachy, or more popularly as the Battle of the Titans. Zeus fathered many of the deities in Greek mythology coupling with Goddesses, deities and mortals alike. Greek artists frequently portrayed Zeus either astride his throne ruling over Olympus or marching forward with thunderbolt in hand. Jupiter is the Roman equivalent of Zeus.

Poseidon

God of the oceans, master of earthquakes and brother of Hades and Zeus. He was given reign of the seas after the battle of the Titans. He is perhaps the most iconic of the Greek gods, his trident a familiar and pervasive symbol. The ancient Greeks believed he had the power to calm the seas and create bountiful fishing expeditions, but when angered would smash his trident into the ground causing earthquakes and tidal waves. He was a well regarded God and considered the patron of many Greek cities.  This God of the Seas was a popular subject or Greek wall art and statues  around Greece.

Apollo

Apollo was perhaps the most multi-faceted God, seen as God of light and the sun; prophecy and truth; healing and medicine; music, art and poetry. Son of Zeus and Leto, he had a twin sister, the virgin Goddess Artemis. He was regarded as the most handsome of the Gods, always depicted as youthful and clean-shaven. He was thought to have both the ability to heal and to bring forth pestilence and plague. His symbols are the bow, lyre and laurel. The Romans also name this god “Apollo.”

Ares

Ares was the God of War. The Greeks viewed him more as the God of bloodlust or slaughter. Ares was seen as unpredictable, chaotic and barbaric. It was his half-sister Athena who acted as goddess of strategic warfare. The vulture and dog were the sacred animals of Ares. The Roman God Mars was connected to Ares, but he was also seen as a God of agriculture and held in higher regard by mortals.

Dionysus

Thought to be one of the Gods of the epiphany, or “gods that come,” Dionysus is the son of Zeus and the mortal Semele.  He was the God of Wine, Merriment and Ecstasy and fittingly a popular God often honored with celebrations in his name. Mythology contends that he was androgynous with long, thick hair. This could be the influence of one tale that tells the story that Zeus asked Hermes to hide the boy away to protect him from the the Goddess Hera who was infuriated by Zeus’ infidelity. Hermes took him to his mortal relatives and asked that they raise the boy as a girl to deceive Hera and protect him.  Dionysus wall reliefs in Athens frequently depicted the god of wine and revelry riding a donkey.

Hephaestus

Regarded as a gentle and compassionate God, he was the God of metal, blacksmiths, artisans, craftsman, metallurgy, volcanoes and fire. Thrown from Mt. Olympus by his mother Hera, he is the only God depicted as repulsive. He was depicted as a cripple due to the injuries he suffered in his fall from Mt. Olympus. Hephaestus is credited with the creation of  many of Greek mythology’s most memorable weapons and tools including: Hermes’ sandals and helmet, the Aegis breastplate, the armor of Achilles, Helio’s chariot, Eros bow and arrow and the thrones at Mt. Olympus. The Romans named this god Vulcan.

Hermes

With wings on his sandals, Hermes was possessed of great speed and assumed the role of “messenger of the Gods” and conductor of souls to the Underworld. He was the one God permitted to walk the realms of Heaven, Earth and the Underworld. Like all Gods, he was possessed of fallibility: the a constant desire to steal. This trait earned him the honor of God of Thieves. The son of Zeus, Hermes was a trusted friend of the king of Gods and frequent confidant. He wore a “petasus” (a shallow, round hat) and was often portrayed with wings on his shoulders along with his famed winged sandals. The Roman incarnation of Hermes is Mercury.

Hades

Brother of Zeus and Poseidon, Hades fought with his brothers in the Titanomachy, helping to destroy their father Cronus and begin the rule of the Olympian Gods. After they vanquised the Titans, Zeus, Hades and Poseidon divided rule of the world. Drawing lots, Zeus was given the sky, Poseidon the seas and Hades the underworld. Popular notions of Hades are a bit distorted, probably from Christian views of hell. In Greek mythology, Hades was a benevolent ruler who strived for balance in the Underworld, but was capable of rage and vindictive actions if crossed. Hades is is often associated with Cerebus, the three-headed canine that helps guard the underworld and the Helm of Darkness a gift from the Cyclops before the Battle of the Titans.