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We are open to guest-dancers from all square dance clubs.
Spectators, audience and interested party are also welcome.
Please contact the president or the secretary in advance.
NEW: Class now starts always at 7 PM.
Thereafter MS club eve or, if specified, club eve with MS/MS/PLUS.
The regular dancing location is in the
Wartberg school
Donauschwabenstrasse 4
89542 Herbrechtingen
(Caution: slippery stone floor!)
Start of next class for beginners: 1st club eve after the Open Houses in September.
Actual dates as printable PDF document
Furthermore: EAASDC list of specials
© 2009-2015 magic moments


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1. Never do a task manually that a computer can do automatically. Automate all tasks that don't require a human to actually do, using either a program or script someone else has written or a PHP script that I write.
2. Replicate the things which show success. For things that do not show success, improve them and try again. When it's obvious that something will simply not work, either revamp it and start all over from scratch or leave the site alone with the intent to come back to it at a future date.
3. Don't do anything illegal, but don't be a naive follower. But don't get Google's "rules" confused with "laws". There are very few "rules" and those "rules" were totally made up by regular people. Why should you have to follow every one of their decrees? A rule does not apply unless it can be enforced. (People aren't "supposed" to fly – but they hacked together solutions to circumvent that rule. You aren't "supposed" to do a lot of things with the SEs, either – but if you can find a solution, go for it.)
4. Never have a short-term mindset. If I create a site, I create it with a vision of what it will do in a week – sure. But I also have plans for the site months or even a year down the road. (i.e. my Wanted movie site was started in March, a full year before the movie will be released.) Even if you have plans to create a site that you're sure is going to be de-indexed in a month, it should have a larger purpose other than "churn 'n burn", don't you think? (See Eli's SEO Empire post for solid examples.)
5. Spread out your resources. I have a few different shared hosting accounts (pre-paid for a full year), and a dedicated server. This allows me to distribute my sites across various locations without necessarily connecting them by name, links, IP address, or even hosting company. I have a few different registrars I use for my domain names. I have a few different affiliate programs I use. I use AdSense, sure – but I don't just rely on AdSense. For one thing it's negligable income and I count on a site's AdSense ONLY to pay for it's existence (i.e. the cost to reg the domain, host the site, and pay for the snacks I eat while setting up that site. Whatever.) The real money is in things like affiliate offers, zip submits, affiliate signups, etc. I make different types of sites. Some sites are eBay affiliate RSS-fed blogs which I told you about. I also have a bunch of affiliate sites set up with SSEC and I have a bunch of YACG sites as well. These sites both earn aff income and they also drive traffic to other sites I have. I have a bunch of free-host blogs on different hosts, each to provide links to certain niche sites I have. In other words, I do a bunch of stuff and have a bunch of accounts.
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6. Keep track of everything. I use spreadsheets to do most of my tracking. It doesn't matter how you do it, just keep track of 1) What you spend, 2) What you earn, 3) What you have. Look at it like a real estate empire, because that's what it is. Look at it like a business, because that's what it is. If you want to analogize it as a bunch of hookers and you're the pimp, fine. If each site is a piece of land and you're the landlord, cool. Whatever you do, you must know if you're losing or making money and you must know what you currently own. (BTW I do NOT know what I own off the top of my head, but I can look at a couple of spreadsheets and tell you.)
7. Stay inspired so you can keep going. If you don't maintain your mental state, you'll quit. This is a business full of highs and lows. AdSense is one way to look at it, one that I keep track of each day. Somedays are really nice, some are dismally low. CommissionJunction is another. Some days I have NO commissions – but other days are phenomenal. If I let it get to me, I would be either high as a kite or down in the dumps, so I learned that I need to just stay inspired and maintain a fairly even level of enthusiasm. How you choose to do that is up to you, but I like to read business books and I enjoy watching The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch because those things constantly keep me in the mindset that "Yes, regular people achieve big dreams and become rich and successful." And that's what I want. Which brings me to the next point.
8. Have big goals, and document them. You need to have some kind of goal, right? Else you'll just wake up each day, surf the web, and check your stats every 45 minutes which is retarded. So you need to have a list of goals that you cross off each day – like "Buy five domains for baby clothes niche" "Create 1000 keywords for new site" "Implement new mailing list script on blog" etc. Have tasks laid out and do a couple each day. And not only that, but have long-term goals, like "100 sites running on SSEC" "Create five new templates for future YACG sites" etc. which are bigger tasks, but tasks that you can complete within a reasonable future timeframe of two weeks or a month if you work on them a little each day. And of course you need bigger goals that tell you where you're going to be: "Own 300 domain names, earn $50 AdSense per day, sell five affiliate items/offers per day, by January 31st." or better yet set certain financial goals that you can measure and reach such as "$10000 per month earnings within two years." It's impossible when starting out, so to get there, you break it up into smaller goals that you can reach, and keep reaching them…until you win.
9. Be cool and help people. I absolutely hate it when I email people and they won't answer my questions or at least respond. (Certain well-known blackhat bloggers have done that to me, in fact – you know who you are.) So what did I decide? I decided that if someone asks me for help, I will give them my help. I don't get a lot of emails like that, but the ones I have gotten I have responded to and given my resources. Why?? Because I believe in being helpful. It's in my personality, but it also means I am more likely to receive help when I need it. What goes around comes around. Same thing goes for forums, blogs, etc. When you can comment and leave a good link or leave a good tip or good advice, do it. When someone on a forum asks a question and you know the answer, why not just answer them and help them out? There's plenty of room on the internet to help each other – helping people isn't going to harm your business. In fact, it will probably gain you some friends in the community and will help you in the long run.
10. Be patient. This is one I need help with. I always want to write the script now – so I stay up for hours working on it, trying to write it in one shot. I want to see results now, so I obsessively check my site stats and affiliate stats to see if the results are coming in. Then I realize that if I lay off, and come back tomorrow, the stats will show what is happening and I can make a better judgment on performance. If I take a break from writing that program, when I come back to it I can probably think about the problem with a clearer head and come up with a better solution. Making money online takes time. It might take a year or two or even more time before you are regularly making money. So be patient and when you look back you'll see how far you've come and you'll know that as long as you keep working and moving forward, you'll make progress until you get to your goal.

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Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Poulsen And Mascara To Miss The Last Match Of 2009 Due To Suspension
2009 is already over for Poulsen and Mascara. The Juventus midfielder and the Sicilian striker were suspended for one match each by the sport authorities and will not be on the field during Juventus-Catania.
The Dane reached a total of four yellow cards and after having misses the match against Catania (the team against which he scored his only Serie A goal since his arrival in Turin), will be out of the warning list.
The list of players who have reached their yellow card limit, now also includes Cannavaro, who was also shown a yellow card on Saturday at the San Nicola. Together with the defender are Grygera, Legrottaglie, Sissoko and Camoranesi. Tiago, who was also shown the yellow card against Bari, is on his second.
Posted by CAPITANO at Wednesday, December 16, 2009


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momin farooq lone, 05 Sep 2014The all new Micromax A96 Canvas Power comes
along with 1.3GHz MediaTek MT6582M quad-
core pr... moreDon't be idiot this phone has 512 MB ram !!
0.3 front camera and 5mp back camera !
Worst part is you've gotta go to service center like every month to get software done !!!
Don't make yourselves fool and pleasee for god sake don't make others fool by posting 1gb ram for this blood sucking mobile phone
Govindaraj, 11 Feb 2015Dear Friends, if you want to buy this mobile, my sincere advise do not buy at all. i had purch... moreSame here Since when I bought the mobile phone..I've been visiting the service center like EVERY MONTH !!!now I bought lava iris x8 which is the best phone I've ever !!!!!!!!!!
Please just don't go for this mobile phone ever and ever!!
It has 4000mah battery which is good
It has camera front facing 0.3mp ;-( and 5mp primary !!
And 512mb ram which destroys the mobile and mobile phone user ;-(
I had been visiting the service center from past 1 year and every month...it hangs and kills the patience of mobile phone user like everyday every moment...you cannot click good selfies nor you can play games properly...micromax has a very low maintained service centers...whenever i took the phone to them they would say "ma'am you've gotta get mobile phone formatted"
This mobile phone is the one that can show you the hell....
Very worst mobile i bougt.After bought this mobile i felt " why I bought". Very Slow, Poor performance, Frenquent hanging
the worst phone...today only purchased becoz of 4000 mAh battery. the overall performance is low. within one hour I had to remove 3 times the battery to restart the phone.. please don't buy it .my 8000/- gone
dear friends,
plz dont purchase the canvas A96 black .
total westage of money .......
Ankit kumar, 08 Mar 2015purchaging this phone means total waste of money.... automatically this phone stop working aft... more yes ankit i agree with u,
im facing this problem
purchaging this phone means total waste of money.... automatically this phone stop working after the use of every 10 to 15 days...... and without giving this to service centre this will not start working. and customer care support of micromax is also worst so i suggest that never purchage a micromax mobile...
King, 09 Feb 2015this mobile very very slow, my many loss;-(Wat way watt is problam in mobile reply fast
Battery is better. But very slow. Have to use it with patience. Otherwise its a nice buy.
Dear Friends, if you want to buy this mobile, my sincere advise do not buy at all. i had purchased 6 months before. from 1st month onwards there are n no. of issues even after went to company for repair still issue contiunes. total frustrated with this mobile
Don't by this dabba phone,
pls look other company mobile.
Its playing with your patience
This phone last me only for 3 months. The overall performance is really terrible..... If you are planning to buy this phone Just add some bucks and get a better one.
Why font can't be changed? I want to keep cursive font on my phone but i can't. Plz suggest.............
Worst phone its become my routine to visit service center once in month for software ... its hang lots of time ... ram is tooo low its not capable for gaming but battery is good rating for this phone is 1.0 / 5.0 and that 1 point for battery
kristeey, 21 Dec 2014Please Don't Purchase This Phone.I am Buy Micromax Canvas Power a96 & Its Ram is 512MB O... morei want to buy this phone because of battery


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Cyclones 8th at Clover Cup
Iowa State tied for eighth place at the 12-team Clover Cup in Mesa, Ariz.
The Cyclones had a three-round score of 915, tying with Furman.
Colorado won the event with an 855.
ISU sophomore Prima Thammaraks tied for 17th place with a 225.
Colorado senior Jessica Wallace won with a 211.
ISU downs Saint Mary�s
Tori Torrescano and Jorden Smith each collected three hits in Iowa State�s 9-3 win against Saint Mary�s in Moraga, Calif.
Torrescano also earned the pitching win for the Cyclones (9-15).
No. 16 Aggies top Cyclones
No. 16 Texas A&M beat Iowa State 6-1 at the Forker Courts.
The Aggies (11-1 overall, 2-0 Big 12 Conference) won five of six singles matches and all three doubles matches.
Marie Chartier earned a win at the No. 6 singles spot for the Cyclones (3-12, 0-2).


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Wow, it's been a while! But, I'm back at it. It's been an amazing last few months full of big life events for me and my family, so during those times I love to live in the moment and BE PRESENT mentally and physically. Among the highlights:
My sister got ENGAGED to an amazing guy we can't wait to officially welcome to the family! I had the honor of being asked to be her matron of honor, so be ready for me to share/ask about bachelorettes and engagement parties!
The whole family [7 kids + 2 parents = 9 OF US] were all together for Christmas in Miami and it felt just like we were all kids again…all the great, good and the annoying of being under one roof again. Wouldn't have had it any other way!
My other sister turned 20 so for a few short days, we were just two girls in our 20's, having fun…
Two of my best friends/archi-sisters got engaged and I can't wait to fly to California to celebrate and stand by their sides in September! I'm going to put some serious mileage on my frequent flyer card!
I am on the team to renovate a classic building in the historic 16th Street Northwest district…it does not get more "DC" than this place! Gorgeous and classic, and although I love me some modern everything, this building is keeping every once of its charm!
And, one of the big, momentous occasions in my life…I turned 30! I did what any self-respecting 30-year-old would do: got a piercing, ate at my favorite restaurant with some of my favorite people and went with my friends to a drag queen brunch! It was quite possibly the best breakfast I have ever experienced. I'm not sharing pictures because, well, you need to experience Perry's on your own!
Can't wait to share more!