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Debbie is a legend in her field of Motorcycle Jumping, and she has paved the way for women to participate in various stunt type sports. She was the first woman in this typically all-male sport, spawning the sports-related doll made in her likeness. |
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Debbie had the honor and privilege to compete with the first American women athletes in the Billie Jean King Sports Challenge. Ms. Lawler has appeared on ABC Wide World of Sports, CBS Sports Spectacular, and in NBC television interviews. In one keynote television appearance, Debbie competed against the world outdoor record holder, Rex Blackwell in the CBS spectacular Challenge of the Sexes Motor Sports Competition. Aside from her considerable athletic record, Debbie produced and managed many of her daredevil shows during her career, negotiating some of her own endorsements. Subsequent to her performing career, Debbie managed and operated several businesses, including the management of and starring in her own TV show on current events called Street Talk. During the years Debbie owned the International Talent Management Company, she represented entertainers and sports figures. Debbie is honored to contribute her expertise toward making The Great American Daredevil Show™, |
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After graduating from New York University, School of Commerce with a B.S. in Marketing, International Marketing, and Accounting, Jay started his own toy manufacturing company in South America in February 1969. His enterprise, Juguetes Toyco, became the leader and TV promoter in the Andean Pact market. Upon returning to the U.S. in 1978, Jay founded American Plastic Equipment, Inc. in Florida to provide molds, machinery, and technology to plastic toy and houseware manufacturers. Jay purchased several of the major U.S. toy companies’ assets, including Ideal Toy Corp. and Marx Toys, the worlds’ largest toymaker. He created several companies to produce and market classic toys around the world. Currently Jay owns and operates American Classic Toy, Inc. and has an interest in Ideal Classics for the purpose of re-issuing classic American toys and games made from the original molds, to the original specifications under the original intellectual property rights, while updating his products to meet current technology, trends, and safety standards. Jay has written a book that has been published on toys. An active inventor, Mr. Horowitz created the Sudoku Cube™ in March of 2006 and the Word Cube™ in 2007. Sudoku Cube™ was named “Toy of the Year” in 2008. Jay has enjoyed decades of international business success, and has established serious business relationships around the world, especially in China. The Great American Daredevil Show™ is Jay’s dream child. |
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P.O. Box 69, Sebring, Ohio, USA 44672
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last update 25 October 2009