Aaron Ferguson, a former accountant for Rachael Ray's TV cooking show, has filed a $1 million lawsuit after being fired. Ferguson has battled anorexia for about six years. While employed on Rachael Ray's show, Ferguson says others treated him with hostility because of his condition. He says that his supervisor made "vile, discriminatory, and hurtful comments."

Ferguson, who began working for CBS Television Distributions, Inc. in July 2007, says that he complained about the discriminatory language regarding people with anorexia, but the situation didn't improve. He was fired in October 2007. Ferguson feels he was terminated because he complained about wrongful treatment. Rachael Ray is not named as a defendant in the lawsuit.

If you know someone who is battling anorexia, bulimia, or other eating disorder, they need your support and understanding. HelpGuide has some information on eating disorders and how to best support loved ones who are battling the condition.

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I want an iPod for my summer birthday -- really bad. I'm hoping to join the MP3 player party out there on the jogging trails. If an iPod is looking promising, then I just might ask for a beautiful GymGirl Ultra jogging skirt with music ports for Mother's Day.

SkirtSports Inc. launched their new 2008 Run & Active Collection a couple months ago. Makers of the revolutionary fitness skirt, the 2008 collection re-designs old favorites and introduces new apparel, too. Here's the highlight of their Active Collection, targeting the everyday woman:

• The Sweetest Thing Capri Skirt: Run errands or groove around town in this cute look. A mesh skirt is sewn over tight-fitting performance spandex -- includes deep hidden side pockets with music ports. XS-XXL, $75.00.

Don't miss their enhanced GymGirl Ultra (top seller), MarathonGirl Ultra and more in the gallery below.

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