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• Daniel Keene Jr.

  Tue, 25 Nov 2008 13:22:07 -0600
  With his seventh win (out of nine races in 2008) Daniel Keene Jr. accomplishes two things at the same time on Friday, November 7, 2008 at Orlando SpeedWorld, Florida: 1. he wins the last race of Goodyear Challenge Series in 2008 season and 2. he wins Championship in FASCAR LATE MODEL CHALLENGE 100 Would you even believe that this was his first full racing season ever? OFFICIAL RESULTS ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD NOVEMBER 7, 2008 FASCAR LATE MODEL CHALLENGE 100 1. #5K Daniel Keene, Jr. - 2008 CHAMPION 2. #05 Jeremy Colangelo 3. #57X Chad Pierce 4. #141 Travis Hanson 5. #9 Rich Clouser 6. #407 Jason Vail 7. #33 Blake Lehr 8. #4b Alan Bruns - 2008 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 9. #57 Joe Winchell 10. #19 Christopher Gillipsie 11. #11 Alexis Fenton 12. #19 Chuck Abell 13. #69 Todd Allen 14. #26 Jessica Murphy 15. #19X Bobby Good

• Maplestory guide for beginners and experienced players

  Tue, 25 Nov 2008 17:40:28 -0600
  This guide is for people of all levels. From serious players looking for maplestory bandit guide to the person who has never played this online video game in their life and is searching for maplestory free accounts, help with download or instructions on how to work maplestory on Vista. It includes tips for leveling, describes the characters, tells you how to play maplestory online and provides some links to other cool sites.

• Learn at home: HONEY POT line dance

  Mon, 10 Nov 2008 06:48:33 -0600
  Photo courtesy of Wikimedia This lens is for those who enjoy Abba music, for those who take line dancing classes and would like to practice some more at home to master this dance faster - as well as for everyone who never took line dance classes and would just like to learn a few steps - or dances. Honey Pot is a 32-count, 4 wall beginner's dance easy enough to learn by anyone who wants to do so.

• Picturesque Churches in Ljubljana, Slovenia

  Thu, 13 Nov 2008 09:58:16 -0600
  Ljubljana has several churches. Some are small and charming, built on the hilltops around the city, others are more imposing and located in downtown Ljubljana. Some are old and others are modern.

• Bled and Lake Bled, Slovenia

  Thu, 27 Nov 2008 19:38:44 -0600
  The tiny European country of Slovenia has only one island, but its uniqueness makes it more prominent than many an archipelago. The Island of Bled Lake reigns in the middle of the glacial lake. Its charms and attractions have won the admiration of visitors the world over. Bled is a municipality in northwestern Slovenia in the region of Upper Carniola. It contains ten towns, of which Bled is most famous. Bled has been a popular tourist attraction for centuries, with its health spas, breath-taking scenery, and hospitable people. Bled has recently celebrated its official 1000 years of existence in 2004. Photo: Lake Bled sunset

• Postcard View of Ljubljana, the Capital of Slovenia

  Wed, 29 Oct 2008 17:33:57 -0600
  Visit the capital of Slovenia, Ljubljana, small European capital, city of culture with significant student population, place of many historical events and great architectural heritage. Slovenian capital city has much to offer to the visitors as well as the residents. Some of the most popular Ljubljana tourist spots are described on this page. Photo: Ljubljana, Slovenia - WTC - World Trade Center at night

• The Lonely Little Tree

  Wed, 19 Nov 2008 14:48:34 -0600
  Sheelagh Mawe is a cool mom of two brothers (Mike and Andrew Dooley) who (along with their mom) started TUT® - Totally Unique Thoughts® Enterprises in 1989. They believe that "everyone is special, that every life is meaningful, and that we're all here to learn that dreams really do come true." Sheelagh is also an author of several inspiring books (The Lonely Little Tree, Dandelion, Grown Men, How Mom Got a Life) in which she transformed her own life experiences into story form - and according to fan mail and readers' reviews - inspired change in many peoples' lives. Photo: Sheelagh Mawe - courtesy of TUT.com The Lonely Little Tree is a simple yet touching story about a tiny oak that began growing all alone somewhere in a meadow, away from all the other trees. It had no one to learn from and its only friends are the wind, sky, clouds, moon and stars. The wisdom of the wind helps Lonely Little Tree to grow up with understanding that 'life is the grandest adventure of all' and embrace its own existence. The storyline follows natural cycles in life and in so doing tells more than a few eternal truths, easy to understand and appropriate for all ages. This little gem in a form of a book belongs to every night stand, every purse, every student's backpack and every suit's pocket. You don't know how much you're missing if you haven't read it yet.

• Garden ideas: October flowers

  Sat, 01 Nov 2008 17:05:23 -0600
  October in Florida garden is pretty much like spring in the northern climate. While up-north gardeners are preoccupied with other autumn ideas, Floridians can start planting some of the traditionally spring annuals and bulbs around their homes. It's completely up to you, however, if you start your new flowers from seeds, buy plants at the local nursery or plant some bulbs this fall for some striking blooms in spring and summer.

• Ray Johnson

  Wed, 12 Nov 2008 23:33:07 -0600
  Just a few years ago Ray Johnson from UK was a failed offline businessman, who was quite literally homeless, living in his car... On top of that, Ray is a permanently disabled guy who is in a wheelchair. Talk about adversity! But one thing that Ray obviously has got in abundance is drive to succeed. Let's fast forward 18 months. Ray has built a HUGE online business making $17, 000 per month on virtual autopilot. How did he do it? Keep reading...

• Basilica of the Virgin Mary in Brezje, Slovenia

  Tue, 25 Nov 2008 17:34:49 -0600
  Brezje is a typical small village under the Karavanke Alps. But because of the Basilica, it is very well known among Mary's worshipers from around the world. Some statistics about Brezje: Elevation of Brezje: 483.4 m (1, 586 ft) Area: 1.5 km2 (0.5792 square mile or 370.7 acres) Population density: 329 persons per sq km Population: 493 Number of families: 122 Number of households: 158 Sources of data: 2002 Census of Population, Households and Housing, SORS and Register of Spatial units, SMA. - Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia. Photo left: The view of Karavanke Alps from Dovje: Mojstrana mountain in front and Triglav (Three Heads) - the highest point (2864m - 9396 feet) in Slovenia - in the background Photo left: Lake Bled and Karavanke Alps, Slovenia Photo below: Jesus - Brezje, Slovenia with Karavanke Alps in the background

• SNPJ Lodge 778 in Spring Hill, Florida - Season 2008/2009 Schedule of Events

  Mon, 24 Nov 2008 14:23:10 -0600
  ...it's that time of the year again when SNPJ Lodge 778 or SUNCOAST DANCE & PARTY CENTER has its schedule of events for the new season ready: for all of you who enjoy polka music and dancing for all of you who like to mingle with wonderful, happy people for all of you who enjoy good food - maybe even some Slovenian dishes... :) For additional info on all tickets/table reservations Call Ann Gombocs at 727-372-0509

• Maplestory Guide- complete levels 0 to 10 tips and hints

  Mon, 29 Sep 2008 08:26:03 -0600
  When you begin the game make a character then decide on a name and all that good stuff decide on your class If you read my previous guide you should have no trouble at all. Note: It does not matter what the X stats are when you roll the die, it only matters that the other two are either 4 or 5, but no higher than that. Be patient, as rolling is random and may take a while.

• Random Interesting Facts about Slovenia

  Wed, 29 Oct 2008 17:22:55 -0600
  Oh, and - this lense is totally staying away from the politics - except when the first ladies are involved... ;)

• How to Attract Money and Prosperity

  Sun, 26 Oct 2008 20:48:54 -0600
  Becoming financially independent is your dream day. Or one of them. Or you would probably never come across this lens. Your dream will come alive if you believe and keep going toward your dreams, one baby step at the time. Belief is everything. I've been through hundreds of YouTube videos before selecting the ones below to share them with you. What I was looking for was clear message for prosperity but different styles and different kinds of music. Which mind movie is right for you? Depends on your taste, beliefs, circumstances, experiences, desires and so on. So the choice is yours. I listen to my favorites every day and really enjoy them. Again, I really have no way of knowing which one from this collection of mind movies would work for you - but I'm sure that the best one is always the one that resonates with your heart. Period! Therefore, pick your favorite (or favorites), bookmark this lens and keep coming back every morning and every evening for the next 21 to 30 days. You just might be pleasantly surprised how efficient mind movies can be... :)

• The Hobbit Video Showcase

  Wed, 15 Oct 2008 05:46:25 -0600
  Predecessor of three The Lord of the Rings movies - book The Hobbit - is in the news again. Two Hobbit movies are about to be made. One in 2011 and the second one in 2012. "It's now official: The Lord of the Rings screenwriting team of Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh, and Philippa Boyens will join The Hobbit director Guillermo del Toro to pen the screenplay for the two planned Hobbit movies. Sources tell EW.com that the scribes' deals are all complete and they have already begun writing. (With shooting scheduled to begin Fall 2009, at the earliest, in New Zealand, the quartet better get busy!) The Hobbit will center on Frodo's uncle, Bilbo Baggins, and his initial discovery of the immensely-powerful ring. New Line and MGM plan to release the two films Christmas 2011 and Christmas 2012." Hollywood Insider reports. Until then, we still have plenty of time to enjoy the animated version of The Hobbit from 1977. It's well worth it! Photo: Inside a Hobbit hole

• Green Cleaning Formulas

  Mon, 27 Oct 2008 07:06:02 -0600
  Cleaning the natural way involves the same ingredients our grandmothers used to use - back then when there were no convenient cleaners widely available. Since, chemists invented numerous toxic cleaning products and marketing campaigns did a great job in persuading us how we supposedly wouldn't be able to make it without all those cleaning products. So much so, that our under-sink cabinets are filled with bottles of yukky stuff, labeled with "toxic" and "possibly fatal" (crossed skull) signs. But we kept using them carelessly for years, inside and outside our homes. Luckily, there's a better way and this lens offers some chemical-free cleaning tips you can start using today - and stop buying things, no-good for you or the environment.

• Videos: The Funniest YoutubeKidsVideos Ever

  Mon, 03 Nov 2008 15:57:38 -0600
  Little children are adorable - and funny. They tell the truth (especially when we least expect them to!) - and their minds are not yet affected by SHOULDs of grown-ups' cultural, social and other norms. Unfortunately, they also grow far too fast and that's why catching funny moments like the ones in selected videos below - is especially valuable. It preserves precious memories for many years to come, for loved ones to enjoy. I'd like to thank to all the parents who recorded these videos and shared them with the rest of us. Another big thank you goes to all the parents worldwide who do their best to take good care of the children. You are the best thing your kids have!

• Chiranian Ally is Pomchi or Chi-Pom

  Wed, 17 Sep 2008 06:43:39 -0600
  Unlike purebred dogs, mixed breeds like this one are known to express any combination of any of the characteristics found in either breed. Our Ally's face looks more Pomeranian-like than Chihuahua but she sure has a BIG personality - for sure inherited from her feisty Chihuahua mom. Pomchi Ally is almost a year and a half old now. She is full of tricks and very protective of her toys.

• My First All-Inclusive Lensography

  Wed, 19 Nov 2008 13:56:08 -0600
  No matter how hard I'm trying, I can't think of a period in my life when I felt bored, when I didn't know what to do or where I'd like to go. For me, there's always another timeless book to read another fun movie to see another relaxing walk to go for another beautiful photo to take another serene bloom to admire another breathtaking painting to rest my eyes on another magical place to visit another natural food to taste another truthful person to talk to another abundant sea shore to walk on with my bare feet another bird song to listen to another praising lens to read another giving deed to bring about another mountain top to conquer another inspired melody to dream upon another healing laugh to laugh another from-the-bottom-of-my-heart smile to give another kind word to say another blissful moment to embrace and another romantic waltz to dance... No wonder my lenses come in the rainbow of colors and most of the time I have a lot more ideas then I can possibly turn into reality - and I can hardly ever type fast enough. Some of them I like a lot while others I'm not too proud of but they all have one thing in common: I gave each and every one my best at the time and I only click the "publish" button when I feel completely exhausted of every idea regarding that particular project. Be that as it may, I'm changing and adding stuff a few hours later! :) I hope you find something you like - enjoy the ride!

• Hypnotic Writing Advertising

  Mon, 27 Oct 2008 16:23:38 -0600
  Hypnotic writing by Joe Vitale Bruce Barton, cofounder of the legendary BBDO ad agency, wrote letters that got staggering results. He wrote a letter for Berea College that brought in an amazing 100% response! (You can read the entire letter in The Seven Lost Secrets Of Success.) When you consider that the average successful letter gets about a 0.02% response, Barton clearly leaped past anyone else in his letter writing skills. But what was his secret? After studying Barton's letters, books, private memos, speeches, and advertising campaigns, I've discovered Barton's method. I've used his technique to write my own letters and I've been astonished at the results. One letter got a 20% response. Another nailed a 10% response. Still another is approaching a 97% response (ninety-seven per cent!)! (It, too, is in The Seven Lost Secrets Of Success.) I will now reveal the technique I've been using: Bruce Barton's "Secret Formula." Barton said that good advertising copy (and letters are advertisements) had to be three things: (1) Brief. (2) Simple. (3) Sincere. In an eye-opening essay he wrote back in 1925, Barton said the following: About Brevity: "About sixty years ago two men spoke at Gettysburg; one man spoke for two hours. I suppose there is not any one who could quote a single word of that oration. The other man spoke about three hundred words, and that address has become a part of the school training of almost every child." About Simplicity: "I think it might be said, no advertisement is great that has anything that can't be understood by a child of intelligence. Certainly all the great things in life are one-syllable things -- child, home, wife, fear, faith, love, God." About Sincerity: "I believe the public has a sixth sense for detecting insincerity, and we run a tremendous risk if we try to make other people believe in something we don't believe in. Somehow our sin will find us out." Let's look at these three steps a little more closely. Brevity. A short letter isn't necessarily what Barton meant. I've read many of his letters and memos. Most of them were so brief they were blunt. But those were not sales letters. When Barton wanted to persuade you to donate money to a good cause or buy something he was selling, his letters were longer, sometimes several pages long. (Again, see that sample letter in The Seven Lost Secrets Of Success.) Barton knew you had to give people a complete explanation before they would buy. Simplicity. Barton's letters were always simple and easy to read. He strove for clarity of communication. No big words, long sentences, or convoluted passages. He was clear and direct and conversational. Sincerity. Barton was always sincere. He once dropped a million dollar advertising account because he didn't support the client. That sincerity came through in everything he wrote. Readers could pick up on it. Finally, Barton's letters were "... phrased in terms of the other man's interest." Barton said your letters had to go straight to the reader's selfish interest. He said the favorite song of every reader is "I Love Me." As Barton said in 1924, "The reader is interested first of all in himself... Tie your appeal up to his own interests." The next time you have to write a sales letter, consider Barton's formula. It helped him write letters that are still talked about today, and it helps me write letters that are making my clients rich. Now use it and see what the formula will do for YOU! Marketing specialist Joe "Mr. Fire!" Vitale is the author of nine books, including Hypnotic Writing which answers the question, "What will *you* do when you learn to hypnotize people with the power of words alone and get them to obey your commands?"

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