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Slot Machine

Slot machine are not random, they are pre-programmed to payoff. They payoff a certain percentage, they do not payoff until they're collected a certain amount of money.

Spending Quality Time

Upon focusing and spending more time reviewing race videos of past performances and form analysis we shall/must limit bets to one a day or none at all.

Everyone Can't be in your front row - Author: Unknown

Life is a theater so invite your audiences carefully. Not everyone is healthy enough to have a FRONT ROW seat in our lives.
There are some people in your life that need to be loved from a distance.

It's amazing what you can accomplish when you let go, or at least minimize your time with draining, negative, incompatible, not-going-anywhere relationships, friendships, fellowships and family!
Everyone Can't be in Your FRONT ROW.

Observe the relationships around you. Pay attention to: Which ones lift and which ones lean?
Which ones encourage and which ones discourage?
Which ones are on a path of growth uphill and which ones are just going downhill?

When you leave certain people, do you feel better or feel worse?
Which ones always have drama or don't really understand, know and appreciate you and the gift that lies within you?
Everyone Can't be in Your FRONT ROW.

The more you seek quality, the more you seek things honorable, the more you seek growth, peace of mind, love and truth around you, the easier it will become for you to decide who gets to sit in the FRONT ROW and who should be moved to the balcony of your life.
Everyone Can't be in Your FRONT ROW.

You cannot change the people around you...but you can change the people you are around!
Choose wisely the people who sit in the FRONT ROW of your life.

Remember that FRONT ROW seats are for special and deserving people and those who sit in your FRONT ROW should be chosen carefully.
Everyone Can't be in Your FRONT ROW

Remember that the people we hang with will have an impact on both our lives and our income. And so we must be careful to choose the people we hang out with, as well as the information with which we feed our minds.

We should not share our dreams with negative people, Nor feed our dreams with negative thoughts.
It's your choice and your life..... It's up to you who and what you let in it......

Wise men say, only fools rush in.

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Five fingers are brothers but not equal.

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Who find a faithful friend finds a treasure.

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Wherever we go habit and character go with us.

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We must realise that our likes and dislikes are not necessary shared by others.

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Guests like fish began to smell after three days.

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A guest and a fish after three days are poison.

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If everyone thought alike no goods would be ever sold.

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If all pulled in one direction, the world would keel over.

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Every man thinks his own thoughts are the best.

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People tend to have every circumstances to their benefit and having an extremely high opinion of themselves and driving need to be center of attention.

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Human nature is the same all the world over.

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Never be boastful someone may come along who knows you as a child.

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If we stay straight do not fear a crooked shadow.

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Settling a dispute through the law is like losing a cow for the sake of a cat.

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When there is a demand there will always be supply.

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New players will step in and it is an eon.

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However in real life, noting is absolute.

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We are surivours and we do anyting to survive.

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Lots of times humans have to parade in which they are not really interested in order to get where they are going.

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Mutual gifts cement friendship.
Warm food, warm friendship.
Friendship is a plant we must often water.

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If a man is to do something more than humans, he must have more than human power.

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Discipline and Patience cannot be taught. Either you have it or you don't.

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A man's conversation is the mirror of his thoughts.

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Different things run in different families.

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We come from different background and we must keep in mind that we learn what we live.

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No two things are identical.

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Two human beings living in the same world with the same set of circumstances can experience life so differently just by the way they think.

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It is false opinions that ruin others.

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Many people are making all sorts of claims regarding anything.

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There are a lot of sharp eyes to spot the controversies and discrepancies.

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Somehow or rather, we have heard them all beforehand this is an on going and precedence.

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If we tolerate every piece of information as equally true we will not survive.

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What do we get out of the/that endless debates.

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We do not know what goes behind closed doors.

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One may outwit another, but not all the others.

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We can be more clever than one, but not more clever than all.

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If we are lucky and brought up in a way that empowers us then we would have a better start in life then others.

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No speech but facts convince. This does not apply to fools and donkeys.

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A single meaningful and calming statement is better than one thousand pointless ones.

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Unless we are putting money on it nothing is at stake.

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Parents and the best teachers can give everything but commonsense.

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There is no way to judge risk and similarly no way to judge expertise. In a very essential way there can be no real experts, It is their educated guesses and approaches trial and error procedures. The real expert is us.

Bill Peterson

Bill Peterson was lucky enough to have family members involved in horse racing and who knew a lot about horses. But even with that advantage, it took a long time before he ever showed a profit from playing the ponies. It made him realizes what the average person is up against when he or she decides to try to make a profit from the races.


Even though he got some knowledge and advice from the people on the backstretch, it still would have been nice to have a good handicapper tell me what he needed to know, whether or not he was wise enough to listen. Anyone who plays the races for a while, whether for fun or for a living, learns that there are a lot of life lessons to be learned from gambling and horse betting.


Take each suggestion and do what you will with it. No two lives are exactly the same, so the things he had learned may not mean much in your life, but you never know, you just may learn a few things from these tips that will help make life a little smoother.


The first thing he learned about gambling and playing the horses is that it is a tough way to make money. It looks glamorous at first, but when you actually do it to make the money to pay the bills, it can be very tough.


The second big lesson and the advice he would give to any beginning horse player is, don't expect anyone else to make you a good horse player. You may learn from other people but the final result, how you put all the information together and apply it in your life, is totally up to you.


Third on the list of lessons is that while things may work out fine on paper, they seldom go as smoothly in real life. You may keep records and do data studies til' the cows come home and think you have perfected the perfect horse racing system, only to lose your shirt when you start playing it. Therefore, here is a real good tip. Until you are rock solid sure of yourself and what you are doing, bet light.


Fourth on the list of things he has learned is that racing and gambling are insidious and can gradually take over your life and lead to losing your objectivity. After a while they seem more important than other people and the rest of your life. Don't let that happen. Most of our lives, the meaningful parts, takes place away from the race track.


Fifth of the lessons I has learned is that nothing works all the time. We handicappers tend to fall into ruts and when we find something that makes us money, we think it will last forever. Nothing could be farther from the truth. You must have a bag of tricks so you can try different things until you find what is happening at a particular meet at a particular time. Knowing when to zig and when to zag is probably the handicappers greatest gift.


Sixth and finally, keep records and notes and read them often so you can keep track of how you are doing and what you can do to improve yourself and your performance.


These six racing tips may seem simple, but they would have saved him many trips home with empty pockets and a heavy heart.

Cheung Hay

No necessity of Cheung Hay (cantonese) statements

A single meaningful and calming statement is better than one thousand pointless ones.