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Spain beat Italy 4-2 on penalties on Sunday to reach the UEFA EURO 2008 semi-finals and in so doing broke a number of painful hoodoos.  Although Gianluigi Buffon saved from Daniel Güiza, Spain Goalkeeper Iker Casillas saved penalties from Daniele De Rossi and Antonio Di Natale before Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas buried the winning spot-kick after the match had ended 0-0 after extra-time.

Without playmaker Andrea Pirlo, who was suspended against Spain, and captain Fabio Cannavaro - the heart of the team - Italy were bereft of creativity and fight, surrendering meekly after a turgid 120 minutes of football and some poor penalties in the shoot-out.

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Dmitri Torbinski and Andrei Arshavin struck in the last eight minutes of extra time to take Russia into the UEFA EURO 2008™ semi-finals at the expense of the Netherlands as Guus Hiddink eliminated the nation of his birth.

Russia coach Guus Hiddink got the result he wanted to become a traitor in his native Netherlands after his team’s 3-1 quarter-final win after extra-time dumped the Dutch out of UEFA EURO 2008.

The 61-year-old former Holland boss had said he would be happy to be a Dutch traitor if his Russian team beat his countrymen and two goals in extra time broke Dutch hearts on Saturday.

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Do you know the secret to making money with affiliate marketing?

Many smart affiliate marketers earn revenue by creating free special reports (or ebooks) that discuss a specific topic. These guides contain links to high-paying affiliate products. So whenever someone reads a free ebook and purchases product from an affiliate link, the marketer earns a sales commission.
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I get this nice article about ebook. Review it.
Although there are thousands of ways to make money with eBooks, I have compiled a short list of 10 different ways to help you succeed.

1. Give away a free eBook (report) and then give people an option of buying the paid version of the eBook. Also let others give away/sell the free/low priced version of your eBook.
This will place your free version in the hands of a lot of potential customers, plus webmasters love to give their visitors free stuff any chance they get.

2. Divide your eBook content into reports or newsletters then give people the option of just purchasing the info they want or offer the ‘complete package’ in the form of an eBook.

You can easily come up with three “basic”, “deluxe” and “Gold” packages of your eBook.
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Turkey made it through to their first UEFA European Championship semi-final at Croatia’s expense after a thrilling match in Vienna was decided on penalties after the two sides had swapped goals in the final moments of extra time.

The spot-kick lottery was called for after the side’s were inseparable at 1-1 after additional time, both of those goals coming in the dying minutes of what up to then had been a forgettable affair.

Ivan Klasnic put Croatia into a 119th minute lead - for his second in successive matches - only for Turkey to level in the first minute of stoppage time thanks to substitute Semih Senturk.

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Germany progressed to the semi-finals of the UEFA European Championship for the first time since 1996 as goals from Bastian Schweinsteiger, Miroslav Klose and Michael Ballack secured a 3-2 victory over Portugal in Basel.

A one-two with Ballack sent Podolski clear on the left and Schweinsteiger’s aggressive run to the near post caught the Chelsea defender flat-footed, giving the Bayern Munich star the yard he needed to meet the low cross with a first-time finish from six yards.

Four minutes later, more poor defending combined with poor goalkeeping to leave Portugal reeling. Granted a free header off Schweinsteiger’s chipped free-kick, Klose directed the ball almost straight at Ricardo but, falling backwards, Portugal’s goalkeeper failed to block.

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Blogs are easy to set up and it is not rare for them to generate profit, but many blog efforts fizzle out before they see a check. Here is a list of seven reasons why blogs fail.

1. Lack of resources.
For a business blog to be successful it is necessary to have the proper resources. This may include people or technology. It is true that not everyone can write a blog.You need people who can write and give your blog a personality.

2. To many advertisements.
If your blog is in serious need of loyal readers, than the last thing you want to do is bombard the few you have with to many advertisements. It is wise to wait until your traffic is high to start putting up ad banners. Once you have established yourself, loyal readers won’t care how many advertisements are posted.
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Are you aware of the new way to keep your friends updated of the things happening in your life? This is a revolutionary way in the internet that can let you keep a personal diary that can be viewed by many people. This is called the weblog or more popularly known as the blog or blogging. Blogging can also be used to drive traffic to your website or create income streams if done correctly.

A blog is like a journal where you can write or post your daily activities on a regular basis. The term blog is the short term for web log. Blogging is the act of adding, writing and maintaining a blog.

There are several types of blogs:
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