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Every football fan has their favorite Super Bowl memories, usually their favorite team doing one of two things: make several dramatic plays the game to decide or to see the dream of a League of extinction after many bad plays. This happens every year. Conference League teams make mistakes, making their Super Bowl losers. Sometimes, however, players make mistakes are remembered more than the game itself and find their way into Super Bowl lore. This is a place in sports history no player ever wants to find it. Through 40 years of Super Bowl there were mistakes, errors and bizarre events that are re-hash at least once during the two weeks longer than the coverage of sports media. As a football fan, you never want to see the career of a player down right before your eyes, we would have preferred to see the opposite. But the Super Bowl has the ability not only to solidify a hero in the fabric of sports history, but also the loser. The Infamous errors Super Bowl XIII: Pittsburgh 35, Dallas 31The re-match of Super Bowl X was a great match between two of the leagues most historic and beloved teams. However, the game is often remembered for his dropped touchdown Dallas tight end Jackie Smith goes to the end of the game, with the extra point would have tied the game. Instead, Dallas had to settle for a field goal and eventually lost the game by four points. Although Smith had a long and distinguished career in the NFL and has been included in the Hall of Fame, the biggest mistake of his career is one of the most infamous moments in the history of the Super Bowl. Super Bowl XXV: New York Giants 20, Buffalo 19 Wide-right, it is unfortunate that this sums up one of the most dramatic Super Bowls ever played. With Buffalo leading 19-17 halfway through the fourth quarter, Giants kicker Matt Bahr gave New York a 20-19 lead. Buffalo then mounted a record grand final and set the aspiring game winning field goal by Scott Norwood. Unfortunately, for the bills, and Norwood, his 47-yard attempt sailed right with just seconds remaining. The Bills went on to lose the next three Super Bowl, and Norwood was soon out of the championship. Super Bowl XXVII: Dallas 52, Buffalo 17 in football may result in a revenue loss, but nine turnovers in the Super Bowl will no doubt lead to defeat. Just ask a fan of the Buffalo Bills. In their third consecutive Super Bowl appearance, the Bills turned the ball over nine times that led to 35 points in Dallas '52. Super Bowl XXX: Dallas 27, Pittsburgh 17 Pittsburgh head coach Bill Cowher's first Super Bowl appearance could have better result if not the game of his quarterback, Neil O'Donnell, who threw two interceptions that led to 14 points for Dallas Cowboys (both for game MVP Larry Brown). O'Donnell's interceptions are remembered not for the drama they produced, but for the stupidity in which they were thrown, and in particular his second interception. With Dallas leading 20-17 at the end of the fourth quarter, O'Donnell dropped back and threw a pass directly to Dallas' Larry Brown. A receiver in Pittsburgh was not ten yards in the game. Brown returned the interception to Pittsburgh's six yard line and Dallas scored the next play to put the game away.The Unlikely BlundersSuper Bowl VII: Miami 14, Washington 7 The Dolphins finished the 1972 season with a perfect record of 17 - 0, but their last victory was a moment not quite perfect. Washington scored their only touchdown of Super Bowl VII on a botched field goal attempt in Miami with just 2:04 left in the game. The snap was fumbled and Dolphin kicker Garo Yepremian picked up the ball and tried to throw down a passing camp, but apparently Garo had never thrown a football game before or do not have the thumb on the hand launch. Garo went back to pass and was chosen the air by Mike Bass and Washington returned it 49 yards for the score. Super Bowl XXVII: Dallas 52, Buffalo 17This game had it all when it comes to mistakes and blunders. Buffalo committed nine turnovers that led to 35 points for Dallas, but the Cowboys should have scored 42. With a lead of 35 points in the fourth quarter, Dallas defensive lineman Leon Lett recovered a Buffalo fumble and began to sound his way to a 64-yard touchdown return. But before crossing the goal line, Letter slowed to gloat and Showboat. Just as Lett was going to score, Buffalo wide receiver Don Bebee caught up to Lett and knocked the ball out of hand. The ball rolled out of the end zone for a touchback. Most BizarreSuper Bowl XX: Chicago 46, New England 10 The Bears proved to be one of the best teams in NFL history, with their performance during the 1985 regular season and covered everything with a dominant victory in the Super Bowl in the New England Patriots . However, with the game under control in Chicago, head coach Mike Ditka to give elected William "Refrigerator" Perry a chance to score a touchdown, leaving Hall of Fame running back Walter Payton without a score in what would be the only Super Bowl appearance of his career. Ditka and Perry both said they did not realize that Payton had not scored in the game, and regret not giving him this opportunity. Super Bowl XXXIII: Denver 34, Atlanta 19Denver was the defending Super Bowl champions and Atlanta had just upset the favored Minnesota Vikings NFC. Brought to the attention of the media shifted from the kickoff of the offensive and defensive strategies in a very strange argument. Atlanta safety Eugene Robinson was arrested the night before the game to solicit an undercover Miami Police Officer for oral sex. Ironically, Robinson was known throughout the NFL as a 'good boy', and was honored the night before the Super Bowl with the Bart Starr Award for being of 'high moral'. Robinson continued to give up a 80-yard touchdown pass from John Elway to Rod Smith as the Broncos routed the Falcons. Super Bowl XXXVII: Tampa Bay 48, Oakland 21Instead to play the biggest game of his life, Oakland center Barrett Robbins was in a padded cell suicide watch. Two days before Super Bowl XXXVII, Robbins apparently woke up in the middle of the night, was a manic-depressive, and he believed that Raider and his team had won the game. He went into a dive bar in Tijuana, Mexico, where two Oakland fans spotted him crying as he chugged shots of tequila. He spent the rest of the weekend in the psychiatric ward, while his teammates from the Bucs blew.

While traveling recently, I had a blow at the ATM. Due to insufficient funds, the bank will not let me withdraw money. I went to another bank and tried my ATM card again. Once again it was rejected. Now I was worried. Some ATMs seemed to have problems with my credit card, but had never been rejected by two banks in a row. And when a third of ATM did not disperse the money, I knew something was seriously wrong. Back to the hotel where he stayed and used his computer to connect to the website of my bank. From there I could access my own and discovered that my checking account had been diverted dry. I sat there, almost stunned at the screen. I was in the middle of Patagonia, and I had been the victim of fraud. Still had several weeks of vacation left - how do I manage? And how I can return to the United States? What happened? After receiving encouragement, I started thinking. I checked my account history and put some pieces. I soon realized that my account information was stolen. Several weeks earlier, had made a transaction through PayPal. I had done this in a café, a team must have had a keylogger program installed on it. My passwords had been stolen and my PayPal account has been accessed by a third party. Worst of all, my PayPal account is linked directly to my bank account, and the author had exhausted my bank account just for my own PayPal account and then sent the money for himself. The first thing I did was to notify my bank that there had been an unauthorized withdrawal from my checking account. Again from the hotel computer site I looked at my bank. The site had a toll free number to call on the services account, and most importantly, a list of dialing instructions for all countries. He quickly looked up the instructions for Argentina and with that, I called my bank 24-hour line fraud. Although the money had been withdrawn directly from my account, this allowed me to put a stop payment order on all future transactions. I also received a confirmation number of my situation, so in the future, I had proof that I had taken swift action. The second step I took was to notify PayPal that an unauthorized transaction had gone through my mind. This was done through their website. Having notified the company by email, I called the hotline to speak with a representative of the company. They set my account and gave me a case number so I could refer to my situation quickly. I have received pledges from both PayPal and my bank that the matter be investigated, but I had a sinking feeling that my case could disappear in the depths of a fraud file. Third, I changed the password for each account that was accessed at the same time I was away. I did it with the hope that the hotel's computer were less likely to be infected with spyware that can steal your password. From there one of my hotel employees agreed to act as a translator and the two of us went to the local police station to make a report. While local police rarely against Internet crime, I felt it was important to make a statement and obtain an official copy of the authorities. Having notified both my bank and PayPal, has changed all my passwords, and obtained a statement from the authorities, I felt I had done everything I could abroad. While the rest of my trip was pressing, with the generosity of my fellow travelers, I managed to eat and keep a roof over my head until I could fly back to America. And when I got home, I found that PayPal had kept his word and to reverse transactions that have taken place through my mind. I was incredibly lucky. Disappeared over a thousand dollars, and then returned. In considering this case of fraud, I realized many things. First, not a good idea to link directly to their financial accounts to other web sites. Second, if you make transactions online, it is vital that equipment use is safe. Most Internet cafes are not safe and administrators often do not keep their computers free of spyware. A simple test is to see if you can download and install a program on your computer in a cybercafe. If the installation is successful and the administrator does not raise an eyebrow, the team is uncertain. Best of all is to avoid transactions involving passwords, bank account or credit card numbers, especially when you are in an Internet cafe. And if you are a victim of fraud, then be sure to set the alarm as soon as possible. If everything goes wrong, be sure to bring a bank card backup linked to a separate account as an emergency fund. While I was traveling, I often broke all the rules. I checked my bank account several times and track my money spent and the types of change that was receiving. I never thought naively that such information could be easily used in a scam. I learned that fraud can occur anywhere in the world, even when you're on vacation. Caution and common sense when using a public computer can prevent online theft occurs first, and quick action can limit the damage if it was cheated.

Let's face it, we all have pride. Somehow, having pride can be a good thing, as when you're proud of your results, or when you're proud of your children or spouse. But other times, pride can cause chaos and stress in your life. Here are five ways pride might get in the way of your happiness1 - In the labor market. For many people, there are a lot of pride at stake in the workplace. The type of work people are willing to do for the activities involved in any process. For example, after working in a clerical work, many people begin to feel that the job worker is somehow beneath them. Similarly, many people begin to feel after being in a job for a while ', which have grown beyond the need to perform some of the more menial tasks. The problem is, unless you're very lucky, it is almost impossible to avoid having to deal with such situations at some point in any workplace. And then, you're stuck with swallowing your pride, or to leave. Neither is very conducive to happiness. The way around these situations is to ask yourself when it happens, if the stress or embarrassment you feel is due to arrogance, or logical reasoning. Perhaps you have been asked to step in because of a lack of other workers. Or maybe your company can not afford to hire someone to do the task required. There are others in your position are asked to contribute in such a way, or are being identified? The reason it is good to ask such questions, it is because you need to discover for yourself if you are pushed back out of pride or because they're really being hurt. So, your decisions will be based on logic rather than pure emotion that will leave you better equipped to handle the possible fall-out.2 - in your relationships. Very often people find themselves that they fulfill certain roles in their relationships. Whether it be as a son or daughter, wife or husband, or friend. And in those roles that meet people start to believe that things go in a certain way. The chefs wife or husband has the money, are common examples. Unfortunately, not everyone feels the same way about everything, and when they come up against the ideals, the conflict arises. Take, for example, do the housework. Men may think that cooking, washing dishes and clothes are the work of women. While women may feel that this work could be done if they both work. The real problem here is the pride (even if some cases it may be laziness, but that's another issue). Many men feel that these tasks is to emasculate. On the other hand, many women feel that it is man's work to keep everyone safe, to protect their wives and children from evil, and feel too much was asked if they are forced to enter that their role should man fail. Again, most of these problems down pride. Doing things that embarrass you, hurts your pride. Or being with someone who does not live up to your expectations, it works against your pride. It takes a lot of pride, even to admit that pride is the real problem. But once you do, then you'll at least have a basis to work on things together. 3 - Your self-image. The thing of pride is that it can have a huge impact on the way to see and hear about you. It can affect your behavior with others, what kinds of things you do for a living, how you dress, the way you talk to people. They are measuring yourself against everyone else, instead of looking inside and finding things you really do happen. Let me use an example. Remember that Todd Palin? Husband of Sarah, the woman running for Vice President of the United States? For several months it was virtually impossible to avoid hearing about the whole family. We learned that Mr. Palin was a house-husband. She cooked, cleaned and cared for the children when his wife was busy running the state of Alaska, and then for higher office. We also learned that raced snowmobiles and worked in the oil fields, is very manly efforts. But the thing that really stood out was this guy, this man, never, never came out as embarrassed about her household duties. And he was not afraid to shine his wife in public, or light. Above all, he seemed happy, strong and virile. In short, he put aside his pride for the good of his family. For your own happiness and those around him. Admirable qualities.4 - Interests and hobbies. Another way that pride may be found in the way of your happiness is the pursuit of your interests and hobbies. Things you do just because you like and makes you happy. For example, maybe you like to sing or play an instrument, but are too embarrassed to share the fun with others and then being left with limited opportunities to indulge. Or perhaps you prefer beer, but drinking wine to impress your friends. Or maybe you like making your own clothes, but he would never wear them in public for fear of being ridiculed, if not stack against the stuff in stores. The point here is that it may be possible that there are things you could do, but they are not, for no better reason to be proud. And pride, at least in these cases, it is something that could be put aside, if you will let the chance. 5 - Your Future. Everything happens on a timeline. You do not do something because you feel embarrassed, or have engaged in some duty or fear. Each of these little episodes back. More often succumb to pride, the bigger the load to carry, the more difficult it out of your traditional ways of doing things. The obvious problem is here, you may live your life carrying these charges that he downloaded the pride on their shoulders, and never be happy as you could have been.These five ways in which pride can get in the way of Your happiness is the purpose of inducing people to think about how pride could always be in the way of their happiness. If any of this has caused to think about ways that could interfere in your pride, and better yet, is forced to act, I hope you find happiness more than you thought possible. Good luck.