What’s most impressive about Patrick is, less than 24 hours earlier, she was airborne in her Sprint Cup car after hitting the inside retaining wall down the back stretch at full speed.

Talk about a different kind of “Pole” winner!

The GoDaddy sponsored #10 Chevy, which will start 29th in Sunday’s 500 mile race, will be  Danica’s 3rd Sprint Cup car this year, after a crash during practice last week.

I witnessed the crash on Thursday and never imagined she would bounce back so quickly – or so successfully!

I find it unfortunate Danica chooses to promote pornography via her sponsor, GoDaddy, the controversial domain registrar headed by Bill Parsons. I fear her legacy is headed down the same road as Dan Wheldon’s…

Reality Check: If God decided to end Danica Patrick’s life today, where do you think she would end up, in Heaven with Yahweh, or in Hell with Satan?

The problem is found in the answer… Who knows?

Though no one can know for certain where Danica Patrick would end up if she were to buy the farm today, one thing I know for certain is, she’s not putting out the gospel in those 5 inch heels on TV.  She’s selling and capitalizing on SEX, and that’s NOT God’s way.

IMO, without a testimony, and busy doing Satan’s work all over the world, Danica Patrick is unsaved, headed straight to Hell.

Without a relationship with Christ, you may be headed to Hell also where you will burn for EVER. If the thought of burning in agony forever doesn’t scare you into a conversation with God, you may be completely hopeless like Patrick and Wheldon…

Alright so this week I’m really excited to talk to you about Video Marketing. It’s not TV! It’s vTV!!!

Let me digress.

YouTube rocked the cyber world in recent years and so have countless video sharing websites. More people watch online video than television. TV is expensive. vTV is not.

SHOCKING FACT ABOUT ONLINE VIDEO & VIDEO MARKETING:

A video is 50 times more likely to get a first-page Google ranking than a text page.

One of the most attractive features of video marketing is it’s cost effective. In 2011, high definition cameras (such as the Flip HD) ship brand new for about $140. Amazingly enough these cameras are not only affordable, they produce quality content in tune with OPR websites such as YouTube, Metacafe, Break, DailyMotion, Vimeo, Veoh, etc.

Invest in Video Marketing today, before your competitors crush any hope you have at sharing the harvest from vTV.

Yesterday, Whitney Houston’s legacy was offered to the world as the testimony of those who knew her best. Whitney’s destiny is deeply rooted in her past, in her faith.

Why is Whitney Houston in Heaven, and Steve Jobs in Hell?

Whitney was a Christian. She is exactly where she chose to be, rejoicing with her heavenly father for all eternity. Whitney Houston was a professed believer. Her faith in Jesus Christ, and confidence in His promise of eternal life were not only obvious in her life, but prominent.

Steve Jobs was a Buddhist. He is exactly where he chose to be, IMO burning in hell in agony for ever (more re. Steve Jobs in Hell).

Many will argue Whitney Houston was a sinner, a drug user, atop being divorced, another clear transgression of the word of God she carried with her among the living. How could such a sinner end up in heaven, while a blameless man like Steve Jobs be cast into to hell to burn?

You see, both Whitney Houston and Steve Jobs were sinners. In God’s eyes, the difference between the two is not their lives, but His Son’s. Because Whitney believed in God’s presence and sacrifice on the cross, she was saved from the wages of her sins, which is death.

• All of us are sinners.
• Everyone falls short of God’s glory.
• We all deserve to wage of our sin.

By the blood of Christ, His life, death and resurrection, we are given new life. No one is perfect but God. He is waiting to bless you, as He is now welcoming Whitney Houston as His newest performer in heaven, the place where all believers rejoice, for all eternity.

More importantly, Where are you Headed?

Today, as we trek out to Daytona International Speedway, my family and I plan to celebrate his life and legacy by basting our Dodge Grand Caravan with #3 props… and a few honks for Trevor Bayne #21 too, or course!!!

Back to our flashback about Dale Sr.
Dale Sr. is considered one of the greatest drivers in National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) history, dies at the age of 49 in a last-lap crash at the 43rd Daytona 500 in Daytona Beach, Florida. Earnhardt was driving his famous black No. 3 Chevrolet and vying for third place when he collided with another car, then crashed into a wall. After being cut from his car, Earnhardt, whose tough, aggressive driving style earned him the nickname “The Intimidator,” was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead of head injuries.

Earnhardt had been involved in another crash at the Daytona 500 in 1997, when his car flipped upside down on the backstretch. He managed to escape serious injury and went on to win Daytona in 1998, his first and only victory in that race after 20 years of trying. The 200-lap, 500-mile Daytona 500, which was first run in 1959 at the newly opened Daytona International Speedway, is one of NASCAR’s premiere events as well as its season opener.

Earnhardt, whose father was a race car driver, was born on April 29, 1951, in Kannapolis, North Carolina, and dropped out of high school to pursue his own racing career. He went on to become one of NASCAR’s most successful and respected competitors, winning 76 Winston Cup (now known as the Sprint Cup) races in his career and taking home a record seven Cup championships, a feat achieved by just one other driver in his sport, Richard Petty. In addition to his legendary accomplishments as a driver, Earnhardt was also a successful businessman and NASCAR team owner. The 2001 Daytona race which cost Earnhardt his life was won by Michael Waltrip, who drove for Dale Earnhardt Inc. (DEI). Earnhardt’s son, Dale Jr., also a DEI driver (until 2008, when he began driving for the Hendrick Motorsports team), took second place in the race.

Dale Earnhardt Sr.’s death in 2001 made him the fourth NASCAR driver to die within a nine-month period and eventually prompted NASCAR officials to implement a series of more stringent safety regulations, including the use of head-and-neck restraints.

Original Article at http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/dale-earnhardt-killed-in-crash