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Pick your Lucky winning Powerball Number using your lucky number

Saturday, May 6th, 2006

Winning Lucky Powerball Numbers

Read below for a full explanation of the power of lucky numbers in the lottery.


This will generate your lucky winning powerball number based on your name, your lucky team name or group, and your own lucky number.





Do not abuse these numbers. This is powerful.

Use wisdom when you use these numbers. Read why below.



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LUCKY WINNING POWERBALL NUMBER
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Enter your lucky name or word
Enter your favorite Team
Enter your favorite lucky Number
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LOTTERY
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LOTTERY
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Your Secret Lucky Number
Your Lucky Winning Powerball Number
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PUT THIS ON YOUR SITE

Long ago, the ancients were well aware of mystic powers in their lives. They divined their futures.

Many of the secrets of the ancients have been unearthed in modern times. But their practices remain buried forever–veiled in the secrecy of time.

This is your lucky day. This web page brings together the secrets of the ancients with the marvels of technology to give you power over your destiny.

The power and magic of numbers is established in many cultures. Here, we bring this power to you.

Above, enter the lucky name or word. This can be your name, a son’s name, your favorite sport figure’s name, a pet’s name, or your favorite celebrity.

Next, enter your favorite team’s name. This can also be a group’s name. Some have discovered power in their home town’s name–try yours to see.

Finally, enter your own favorite, lucky number. This can be a favorite number, a year, or a birth date. It yields special lucky powerball numbers when it is a number with special meaning in your life.

Regards.

This page is just for fun. We accept no responsibility for use of these numbers.

Sudoku online create play Sudoku Puzzles online Wordpress

Tuesday, April 25th, 2006

Completing a sudoku puzzle can be tough, but the rules for sudoku are very simple.

Sudoku is made of nine by nine squares that are subdivided into a three by three set of squares. To solve a sudoku puzzle, enter a number from 1 through 9 in each square, so that:

Each row across contains each number only once.
Each column up and down only contains each number once.
Each subdivision only contains each number once.

The Japanese name, sudoku can be roughly translated “numbers singly”.

Sudoku will appear as: Su Do Ku, Su Doku or Sudoku. It is mispelled VERY often. You will find many more resources under sodoko, soduko, suduku, and other variations and mispellings.

Here is the best Sudoku online I have found anywhere.
Unlimited creation of Sudoku Puzzles
Print Sudoku Puzzles
Solve Sudoku Puzzles

It even has a timer. You can save and upload puzzles. And it has a test mode and help mode. Have fun. Play as often as you like.

Your Free Sudoku Puzzle (Click create button.)



You cannot change the given numbers. They are arranged to have only one solution to the puzzle (in a good sudoku puzzle).

In order to save your game, just click the button. Highlight the text. Save the text under the name you want for your sudoku puzzle. To load it again, just copy it from the file where you saved it and click the load button above and paste it back. It’s simple.

Here’s a better FREE really professional version CLICK HERE to download it and play it on your computer. Just scroll the left list down to it. To play it online for FREE, CLICK HERE. Just scroll down the right side list down to it.

Also CLICK HERE for this great online sudoku version I’ve found above on its own full page. Likely the best online version I’ve found to learn how to solve sudoku puzzles.

Sudoku can be extremely addictive. Sudoku became really popular in 2005. There are books upon books of sudoku puzzles.

If you can’t spell, notice its free sudoku, not free soduko, free suduku, or free sodoko.

It is easily placed in a wordpress post.

Regards.

Very Easy Javascript in a WordPress Post

Tuesday, April 11th, 2006

The other day I wanted to enter a bit of javascript on one of my posts. I was making a BMI calculator page.

Well, I followed my first stupid inclination, and started typing javascript tags with code and form tags directly into the post editor in WordPress. You guessed it. That didn’t work.

After snooping around a bit, I started to rework the javascript code I already had in PHP. PHP is much easier to integrate with WordPress.

Well, I’m the kind of programmer who cuts and pastes everything I can. I haven’t mastered any given language. So, anytime I need to do something, I search for examples to get me started. If you can program in one language, all you need is a good example to get you going in another language [usually].

Many of you WordPress and Javascript gurus may think this is a stupid simplification or just plain unnecessary. But I’m a rather lazy person with a natural tendency to find the path of least resistance.

Forgive me if this is common knowledge in WordPress using javascript. But, I hadn’t gotten very far when it hit me that there was another really easy, very lazy, yet rather exotic way to put javascript into a WordPress post that would allow site wide editing. So I’m sharing it even if you gurus already know it.

If you have used WordPress at all, you likely are familiar with comments that look like this:

<!—adsense—>

Well, look at this one:

<!—adsense#Clock—>

Now look what it does:

That’s right! It hit me that the common plugin, Adsense-Deluxe, was already allowing the Google ads to use javascript anywhere you placed them in WordPress.

He he. The lazy man is a superior man.

Again, forgive me if using Adsense-Deluxe to get javascript into WordPress posts easily is old news.

If you want to go just a little further all you have to do to include javascript in the traditional way is to save a file with your javascript in it and place it in your post like this:

<script type=“text/javascript” src=“/scripts/myscript.js”></script>
<script type=“text/javascript”>
<!–
myfunctioninthescript();
//–></script>
 

If the script just runs as a whole, then you don’t need to call the function.

Now, there is a third way to get javascript into a WordPress post easily. It can have some issues if you aren’t careful, though.

Simply echo your script where you want it using PHP.

But, we were looking for an easy way to do it. Weren’t we?

One other way is an iframe tag. You can see my sudoku page doing that by Clicking Here.

Regards.