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I’ve never understood why manufacturers think that marketing cars with half naked women draped across the hoods is an appealing idea. For me, that type of marketing ploy is an insult…to the car. There are few things sexier than a sleek sports car that has been decked out
with top-of-the-line details, powerful engines and a plethora of other appealing options. They can stand on their own merits. They shouldn’t have any distractions in their ad campaigns. Though few of us could ever afford most of these cars, ownership is among our top fantasies. When asked what you might buy if you won the lottery, any one of these stunning machines could top the list.

Aston Martin V-12 Vanquish


Base MSRP: $260,000
Fully Loaded: $283,855
Built in: England
Engine: DBS Sourced V12
Acceleration: 0-60 in 4.1 seconds
Claim to Fame: James Bond drove this car in the movie “Die Another Day”

Bugatti Veyron 16.4



Base MSRP: $1.4 million

Built in: France

Engine: 8.0L W16 quad-turbocharged

Acceleration: 0-62 in 2.5 seconds

Claim to Fame: Named Car of the Decade for 2000-2009

Porsche 911 Turbo S Cabriolet



Base MSRP: $172,100

Built in: Germany

Engine: 3.8L 6 Cylinders

Acceleration: 0-60 in 3.2 seconds
Claim to Fame: Owners include soccer superstar Cristiano Renaldo

Mercedes SLS AMG



Base MSRP: $253,000

Built in: Germany

Engine: 6208cc V8

Acceleration: 0-100 in 3.8 seconds

Claim to Fame: the first car to “star” in its own 3D movie trailer using the latest Hollywood technology

Ferrari 458 Italia


MSRP: $225,000+

Built in: Italy

Engine: V8 90 degrees

Acceleration: Not listed

Claim to Fame: Seen in the movie Transformers 3

Lamborghini Gallardo LP560



Base MSRP: $219,800

Built in: Italy

Engine: 5.0L V10

Acceleration: 0-170 in 26 seconds

Claim to Fame: Spotted as a background vehicle in the parking garage in the movie, Date Night and it has its own Facebook page!

Honorable Recommendations:


Maserati GranTurismo S




Base MSRP: $135,000

Built in: Italy

Engine: V8

Acceleration: 0-100 in 4.9 seconds
Claim to Fame: Owners include the likes of Sergei Federov and Vanessa Williams 


Koenigsegg Agera

Base MSRP: $975,000
Built in: Sweden
Engine: 4.7L V8
Acceleration: 0-62 in 3.1 seconds
Claim to Fame: Only 16 to 20 of these beauties are made per year

 Honorable Recommendations:

 Sports Car The Koenigsegg CCX


 Car reviews Tata Nano


Tips to buy a used BMW 5 series
2013, By: Seo Master
Seo Master present to you:
Dear valued visitors,
 How are you? Today we'll be back again in the  seo tutorials reviews for beginner .The new blogger or web master, it is very important for SEO education.If you can do it well, then bring your web site traffic from search engines to get better and be able to benefit.Let's say that our SEO tutorial .
You can see our menu How to seo a website.


SEO Tutorials 2013 review for beginners 

Some easy step - SEO Tutorials 2013  :

On Page Optimization : On-page optimization for mandatory search engine optimization . This is the basic optimization for every webmaster.there are mainly step following area1. Header tag : this is your post title nick name H1 tag . always use your post title with your niche keywords .very important issue for Search engine optimization .2. Meta tag : Include your targeted meta tag and meta description. use some targeted keywords.3. Description tag : set your description tag and blog description use must be within 160 words . there use of some keywords .4. keyword tag : setup your mainly targeted keyword on page optimization and use your targeted keywords in your article . keywords use different tag like bold , italic or under line tag5. content optimization : Always create user friendly content and article . do not copy paste content from others websites . create unique article and post daily published. there use 3 key words less than 100 words .6. Permalink : Always use Blogger and word press . bcz. This is SEO enable permalink

Off Page optimization : Search Engine Optimization for a most and lot of subject off page seo.The importance of a good rank in search engines to get more.If a visitor comes to the search engine, the use off page optimization . Visitors will also increase.Are you ready for learning off page optimization ? Do it in the following way.

increase traffic : The web site more trafficthe higher the profits.The web site more trafficthe higher the profits.
Some of the rules for getting more visitors from the search engines will follow.
1. Search engines to index your web site and will be submitted to the site maps.
2.than finished your on page optimization . its very very important for Search engine optimization.
3.your next step huge back link for off page seo 
4.final apply How to first page on Google 
i am sure that . if you completed this work , you must be get will more visitors .
one special tips for seo optimization .
How to increase website traffic 100+ within 10 minutes :
Finally I want to say, SEO is a thing! If you take a lot of time working on that success will come.
I wrote this post in my 2 Years work experience.If you like this post, or you have any new information about this SEO tutorial , then publish your comment. Thanks everyone >> Rubel SBS
2013, By: Seo Master
salam every one, this is a topic from google web master centrale blog: Welcome to 2007! The webmaster central team is very excited about our plans for this year, but we thought we'd take a moment to reflect on 2006. We had a great year building communication with you, the webmaster community, and creating tools based on your feedback. Many on the team were able to come out to conferences and met some of you in person, and we're looking forward to meeting many more of you in 2007. We've also had great conversations and gotten valuable feedback in our discussion forum, and we hope this blog has been helpful in providing information to you.

We said goodbye to the Sitemaps blog and launched this broader blog in August. And after doing so, our number of unique monthly visitors more than doubled. Thanks! We got much of our non-Google traffic from other webmaster community blogs and forums, such as the Search Engine Watch blog, Google Blogoscoped, and WebmasterWorld. In December, seomoz.org and the new Searchengineland.com were our biggest non-Google referrers. And social networking sites such as digg.com, reddit,com, del.icio.us, and slashdot.org sent webmaster tools many of our visitors, and a blog by somebody named Matt Cutts sent a lot of referrers our way as well. And these are the top Google queries that visitors clicked on:


Our most popular post was about the Googlebot activity reports and crawl rate control that we launched in October, followed by details about how to authenticate Googlebot. We have only slightly more Firefox users (46.28%) than Internet Explorer users (46.25%). 89% of you use Windows. After English, our readers most commonly speak French, German, Japanese, and Spanish. And after the United States, our readers primarily come from the UK, Canada, Germany, and France.

Here's some of what we did last year.

January
We expanded into Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, and Finnish.
You could hear Matt on webmaster radio.

February
We lauched several new features, including:
  • robots.txt analysis tool
  • page with the highest PageRank by month
  • common words in your site's content and in anchor text to your site
We met many of you at the Google Sitemaps lunch at SES NY.
You could hear me on webmaster radio.

March
We launched a few more features, including:
  • showing the top position of your site for your top queries
  • top mobile queries
  • download options for Sitemaps data, stats, and errors

April
We got a whole new look and added yet more features, such as:
  • meta tag verification
  • notification of violations to the webmaster guidelines
  • reinclusion request form and spam reporting form
  • indexing information (can we crawl your home page? is your site indexed?)
We also added a comprehensive webmaster help center and expanded the webmaster guidelines from 10 languages to 18.
We met more of you at the Google Sitemaps lunch at Boston Pubcon.
Matt talked about the new caching proxy.
We talked to many of you at SES Toronto.

May
Matt introduced you to our new search evangelist, Adam Lasnik.
We hung out with some of you in our hometown at Search Engine Watch Live Seattle and over at SES London.

June

We launched user surveys, to learn more about how you interact with webmaster tools.
We expanded some of our features, such as:
  • increased the number of crawl errors shown to 100% within the last two weeks
  • Increased the number of Sitemaps you can submit from 200 to 500
  • Expanded query stats so you can see them per property and per country and made them available for subdirectories
  • Increased the number of common words in your site and in links to your site from 20 to 75
  • Added Adsbot-Google to the robots.txt analysis tool
Yahoo! Stores incorporated Sitemaps for their merchants.

July
We expanded into Polish.
We began supporting the <meta name="robots" content="noodpt"> tag to allow you to opt out of using Open Directory titles and descriptions for your site in the search results.
We had a great time talking to many of you about international issues at SES Latino in Miami.

August
August was an exciting month for us, as we launched webmaster central! As part of that, we renamed Google Sitemaps to webmaster tools, expanded our Google Group to include all types of webmaster topics, and expanded the help content in our webmaster help center. We also launched some new features, including:
  • Preferred domain control
  • Site verification management
  • Downloads of query stats for all subfolders
In addition, I took over the GoodKarma podcast on webmasterradio for two shows (one all about Buffy the Vampire Slayer!) and we met even more of you at the Google Webmaster Central lunch at SES San Jose.

September
We improved reporting of the cache date in search results.
We provided a way for you to authenticate Googlebot.
And we started updating query stats more often and for a shorter timeframe.

October
We launched several new features, such as:
  • Crawl rate control
  • Googlebot activity reports
  • Opting in to enhanced image search
  • Display of the number of URLs submitted via a Sitemap
And you could hear Matt being interviewed in a podcast.

November
We launched sitemaps.org, for joint support of the Sitemaps protocol between us, Yahoo!, and Microsoft.
We also started notifying you if we flagged your site for badware and if you're an English news publisher included in Google News, we made News Sitemaps available to you.
Partied with lots of you at "Safe Bets with Google" at Pubcon Las Vegas.
We introduced you to our new Sitemaps support engineer, Maile Ohye, and our first webmaster trends analyst, Jonathan Simon.

Dec
We met even more of you at the webmaster central lunch at SES Chicago.

Thanks for spending the year with us. We look forward to even more collaboration and communication in the coming year.this is a topic published in 2013... to get contents for your blog or your forum, just contact me at: devnasser@gmail.com
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