Wednesday, August 1, 2007

Supplement of the Week - Seven Point Sports Cream

Ryan Shanahan's Seven Point Sports Cream


As an elite athlete and gym rat, (wait I can't believe I just called myself a gym rat, but the worst thing is, I am) , I often found myself with sore knees and aching shoulders. Well this product was my savior. Applying the Seven Point Sports Cream on my muscles before and after games or workouts, solved the problem. Unlike other creams, that have a disgusting smell, this surprisingly was odour free. You don't have to be an athlete to use this either, if you have the dreaded computer neck strain or any other muscle soreness, this can grant you some much wanted relief. I suggest this product to anyone.
You can purchase this straight from Ryan's site at http://www.energyflow.tv/store/index.html

Fast relief from sore and achy muscles.Ryan Shanahan's Seven Point Sports Cream is comprised of a powerful blend of 7 pure essential oils formulated to support the healing and recovery from muscle soreness caused by strain and over exertion. The Seven Point Sports Cream was used by athletes during the 2006 Torino Winter Olympics
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Don't Rush the Beat

New Resource: AdWords Success Stories

If you're interested in learning more about how all types of advertisers use AdWords and other Google products to reach new customers and grow their businesses, we've got a new resource for you.

The recently launched AdWords Success Stories website features advertisers and their stories -- you'll find all kinds of businesses ranging from doggie daycare to real estate. Each featured advertiser will share their experiences on the path to AdWords success, provide you with some tips, and maybe even give a little inspiration.

If you have your own AdWords success story that you'd like to share, we encourage you to send it to us through the Submit a Story page. The next business we profile might be yours! Be sure to check back often as new stories will be added regularly.

What is telepathy?

Is telepathy a natural phenomenon? is everyone telepathic? what can a person do to increase telepathic ability? how can telepathy help you in your everyday life? theae are some of the questions i ask myself and probably every person who has had medium experiences at any point of time in their lives...

telepathy may be defined as the transfer of physical, emotional or mental energy, or a combination of these, from one living being to another without physical contact.something got to do with our minds through which we feel we can transfer our thoughts to another persons mind!

all of us are telepathic.each of us have this ability developed to a greater or lesser degree but some are more conscious of this ability than others.all of us have telepathic experiences nearly every day, usually without even realizing it.

have you ever had the occasion to say “I was just thinking that” when someone was speaking? or has anyone ever said to you “You must be psychic.i was just thinking that”? have you ever had the foreboding feeling that something was wrong, to discover later that someone in your family or a dear friend was in need of help? have you ever been close to someone who was very nervous and found that you also become nervous? these types of experiences are usually telepathic in nature.for most of us these experiences occur with someone who is close to us like a good friend, mate, lover, brother or sister, and especially one’s child.

i have been through numerous experiences myself but what i take interest in most, the real life experiences of other people...

I dreamed about the 9/11 terrorist attack before it really happened a year later. But I didn't understand what it was about. All I can tell you is that I was in this plane with these foreign people and we were fighting to stop them because they said they were going to crash us in a building. The plane was going down and it crashed in a building. And I was scared, it seem so real, it felt so real. And when we got close, before we crashed, I saw the building. I said to myself that I saw that building before, then it hit me, that's the Pentagon. I couldn't believe it. There was fire and smoke everywhere. And in my dream I couldn't understand why these men would kill us plus themselves. I thought these people were crazy, insane, or stupid. To take their lives and for what reason? It didn't make no sense to me.

Then I was in another plane fighting these people again and the plane went down in a field some place. Before that we heard on the radio that 2 planes crashed in to the twin towers. I didn't know what that meant because I'm not a real smart person anyway. At the time, I thought I had to tell someone. But I didn't know who these people were, and where these events were taking place. I thought this had to be a crazy dream. I mean, who would take their own lives for no reason.

But when I came out of my dream, I was shook up, it seem so real. When this happened for real, I couldn't believe it. I really dreamed a future event that came true and it all made sense what that dream was about. It upsets me because God or some spirit or angel came to me to warn someone to save lives, probably, and I didn't. I thought it might have been just a crazy dream. And if I did people wouldn't believe me. They would say "Oh that's just a dream".

a true story of a person who resides in the united states...have you anything to say too?

Be Nice. Really Nice. All the time.

Madame BOOT speaks...
Article in the SMH about Qantas, fresh from its publicly humiliating failed PE bid, is planning to restructure by splitting the business into 4 distinct units. I'm so over the restructuring and the decentralising and the change management programs, really business strategy is a lot faster and simpler than that. Be nice to your customers. That's it. Just be nice.

Bezurk is sooooo Business 2.0

The future of Business 2.0 may be uncertain but the Time Inc publication has survived just long enough to give a great wrap to Asian meta-search company Bezurk. Bezurk joins high profile and mega-funded players like Joost and Rebtel in the "Business 2.0 It's a Web, Web 2.0 World", their measure of the best of the non-US sites to watch. Well done Martin, Craig, Ross and team.