This Month In History

A Free Family Resource Courtesy Of Frank Myers Auto Maxx

“We Specialize In Helping Individuals & Families Find, Qualify For And Own The Vehicle Of Their Dreams With Little Or No Money Down Even With Less Than Perfect Credit.”

Frank Myers Auto Maxx | 336-767-3432 | http://www.FrankMyersAuto.com

Remember back in elementary school, when the teacher would dis-cuss a topic that made no sense to anyone? Inevitably, after a few min-utes of awkward silence, the teacher would blurt out, "“Well, any ques-tions? Come on, it's okay...there are no stupid questions." And then, one kid would raise his hand and ask a really stupid question. Remember?

Somewhere along the way, this phrase became my mantra. I don't know if it's due to my lack of expo-sure to television and newspapers, or if I am actually a natural blonde, but I am infamous for not knowing the most basic information. If I was ever on that show where you have to know more than a third-grader, I would get massacred. I know nothing about cur-rent events, the government, or any geographical location. On the sliding scale that ranges from book-smart to street-smart, I fall at the polar end of nerddom; in some ways, I'm really, really smart. When it comes to com-mon sense, though, I am sadly lack-ing. It's truly a miracle that I haven't accidentally poisoned myself yet. Fortunately, though, I do have some-thing that makes up for what I lack: I ask questions constantly.

People always ask me how I seem to always attract the things that I want. Part of it is visualization and will-when I want something, in my mind, it is as good as mine already. I'm a great manifestor. I'm not bragging, because this is something that any-one can get good at if they work at it. Manifesting aside, I ask a million questions about everything. When I

started my practice, I knew nothing about the web. I didn't even know how to do a PowerPoint presentation. My computer work was limited to emailing and Googling search terms. But, I knew my business needed a website. So I started asking. I asked people about starting a site. Then, after I figured that out, I started ask-ing about how to make a website that people would actually want to visit. After that was accomplished, I started asking about how to promote this website. Step by step, my questions led to the creation of something that once seemed completely overwhelm-ing and intimidating.

My questions aren't just limited to finding out information. If I'm look-ing for a car, an apartment, office space...anything...I put it out there. I make sure to mention it to everyone I talk to. And, it never fails: I always find what I'm looking for.

It's funny how many people are loathe to ask any sort of question. I'm not sure if they don't want to look stu-pid, or if they just don't want to be bothersome, but most people I know would rather stick a fork in their eye than say to someone, " Hey, I'm looking for a new XXX, if you hear of one coming up, let me know." It's really not that hard, people! If you want something, put it out there! The worst that can happen is nothing. And you may get far more than you bar-gained for.

5 - 1968 - Robert F. Ken-

nedy was shot and mortally wounded.

6 - 1944 - D-Day, the larg-

est amphibious landing in history.

18 - 1983 - Dr. Sally Ride,

a 32 year-old physicist and pilot, became the first American woman in space.

26 - 1945 - The United Na-

tions Charter was signed in San Francisco by 50 na-tions.

30 - 1997 - The 26th

Amendment to the U.S. Con-stitution was enacted, grant-ing the right to vote to American citizens 18 years or older.

There Are No Stupid Questions, Only Answers

by Marisa Fanelli

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/

4

Interesting Facts You Never Knew

“If a June night could talk, it would probably boast that it invented ro-mance.”

Bern Williams

Did you know . . . Unless food is mixed with saliva you can’t taste it. Did you know . . . No two cornflakes look the same. Did you know . . . Frogs don’t drink (they absorb wa-ter through their skin). Did you know . . . The Artic Ocean is the smallest in the world. Did you know . . . Tennis was originally played with bare hands.

Whether you are traveling by plane, train or automobile, summer vacations are the perfect opportunity to get away to a fa-vorite spot or experience new sights and adventures. Most important, it is a time to be together and enjoy each other's com-pany. If however, your trip is not planned correctly, you will spend your vacation stressed out! So regardless if you are packing up the kids in the back of the van or traveling solo to exotic destinations, here are some travel tips to make this summer vacation your best one yet: Pack Right Easier said than done right? Packing is a fine balance of bringing what you really need without taking too much. How do you do it? Planning ahead and having a really good list. Bring anything you abso-lutely must have, bring co-ordinated clothing you can mix and match and make sure to have a list prepared well in ad-vance so you don't forget anything. Don't bring too much of anything, you will not wear six pairs of shoes I promise you, and don't bring anything that can be bought along the way if you really need it. Have Plenty of Sun Screen, Hats and Sunglasses The sun is stronger in the summer time and UV rays keep increasing. There is nothing worse then getting sunburned on the first few days of your summer vaca-tion and spending the rest of it uncomfort-able. Sun protection is more important now then ever before. Be Flexible Leave a little wiggle room in your plans. Give yourself plenty of time for delayed flights and traffic jams. Even if you do not get an opportunity to do something as planned, enjoyable rest stops or detours can be used to explore and can end up being even more memorable than the planned stops. Bring A Camera This one sounds obvious I know, but you would be surprised how many people ei-ther forget to bring the camera or the extra batteries or the memory card (in the old days it used to be the film) etc. Pre-pare your camera gear in advance so you have it ready to go, you do not want to miss that great sunset or your child's first encounter with the dolphin.

Keep The Kids Amused If you are traveling with kids, unless you love to hear "Are we there yet?" over and over, make sure they have enough to stay amused. Have them pack their own travel bags with things they love in order to keep themselves occupied during the trip on the plane or in the car. You can also find inexpensive travel games in stores, or you can play your own such as "I Spy" or the license plate game. Be Prepared For Rain or Cooler Weather There is nothing worse then packing t-shirts and shorts only to be hit with a cool spell and spending your summer vacation trying to stay dry and warm. Even if you are traveling to a hot desert, be prepared with basic rain gear and a warm jacket and vice versa. Be Ready For An Emergency If traveling by car keep an emergency kit handy that includes jumper cables, basic hand tools, flares or reflective warning triangles, a first aid kit, a flashlight with fresh batteries, and a cell phone if possi-ble. What Not To Do On Your Summer Va-cation There are a few things you should also not do in order to have a great summer vaca-tion. First, try to avoid traveling during peak times, this means long weekends in the summer, unless you are a sucker for punishment. It also means rush hours in the city if you are driving, try to plan your time around these hours. Don't break the bank. A recent Expedia survey found that 57 percent of travelers blow their vacation budgets on food and drinks. Ways to get around this include staying at all inclusive resorts and booking rooms with a kitchenette. Before you visit a particular city, check out what activities are free to do there. And the most important tip for having a great summer vacation? Don't over ex-tend yourself! You are on vacation, don't plan too much into a short amount of time, and leave room to just r-e-l-a-x. Enjoy the glorious summer days and nights, as we all know, they go by way to fast.

Top Summer Vacation Tips

By Jolana Klobouk

Source: http://EzineArticles.com/

THANK YOU!

Prize Winner

Do you know of someone who is looking for a quality pre-owned vehicle or wants to upgrade their current vehicle?

Even if they have little money to put down or they’ve had trouble qualifying in the past… I can help them! Send them my way. They’ll be glad you did and so will you! Here’s why…If you refer someone to me this month, when we finish the paperwork for their nicer, newer car - I will give you the opportunity to walk away with the BIG check for $500!

TRACY MYERS: Is an author and consumer advo-cate. He has spent his life fighting the negative stigma that plagues car dealers around the world. He does this by fighting

for the consumer as a car dealer that advises people and helps them get the quality vehi-cle they want and deserve in an positive and safe environment. Tracy Myers Frank Myers Auto Maxx 4200 N. Patterson Avenue Winston Salem, NC 27105 SALES: 336-767-3432 SERVICE: 336-831-0656 http://www.FrankMyersAuto.com

“We are extremely pleased with the service we recieved with Eddie. He was extremely helpful and very friendly. Best service we've ever gotten at a dealership!”

- Amber Alexander

Search This Newsletter For The Answer To The Kindle, Wi-Fi Question and

Submit Your Answer Online.

SUDOKO Puzzle Quick SUDOKU rules . . . To solve a SUDOKU puzzle, every number from 1 to 9 must appear in:

• Each of the nine vertical columns • Each of the nine horizontal rows • Each of the nine 3 x 3 boxes 

Remember no number can occur more than once in any row, column or box.

   

To read a poem in January is as lovely as to go for a walk in June.

Jean-Paul Sartre French existentialist philosopher and writer, 1905-1980

W hy am I giving away a Kindle, Wi-Fi? Because everyone likes to win stuff. It’s

fun. And I want this newsletter to be fun for you. I also want you to read it. Ahhh . . . now you’ll see my selfish motivation.

In order to win the Kindle, Wi-Fi you have to answer the question below. In order to answer the question, you have to read this newsletter. I’ve hid-den the answer somewhere in the contents of these four pages.

If you read the whole newsletter, I think you’ll like it and you’ll look forward to getting it every month.

Then when you are looking to buy a vehicle or know someone who is, you’ll remember this news-letter and hopefully you’ll give me the chance to earn their business. That’s my master plan. So an-swer the question and you could be the winner. There’s a new winner every month.

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Here’s The Question: What % of travelers blow their vacation budget on food & drinks?

Submit Your Answer And Win

Go to www.FreePrizeQuestion.com/

CONTEST CODE: Frank Myers Auto Maxx

Submit Your Answer By: June 30th, 2012

T here are dastardly scams being pulled on innocent car buyers every

day. It’s really tough to tell where these shyster lots are and whether or not you’re on one. Remember these people are very well trained and may be taking advan-tage of you without you ever knowing it.

You know this to be true because of the stereotypes we all hear about how shady and unscrupulous car dealers and used car salesman are. It’s true. There are some bad apples out there that spoil it for the bunch.

So what can you do about it? Arm yourself with the insider information you need to recognize a common car scam when you see it. This information can save you big money, lots of time and an enormous amount of pain, heartache and frustration.

I’ve prepared a FREE REPORT espe-

cially for people who are thinking about making a vehicle purchase in the next few months. This report explains the ten most notorious and common car scams that go on at dealerships all over the coun-try. Some right here in our own town.

This report will show you how to spot these scams and how to avoid being a vic-tim. This is insider information you won’t get from any other car dealer. In fact, I’m sure I’ll get some heat from the industry just for writing this. But I don’t care. I’m here for you.

If you are in the market for a car you are entitled to this information. It is available to you absolutely FREE with no cost or obligation.

To request your free copy of this special industry expose’ visit my report request web site at: http://www.commoncarscams.com/myers/

• There Are No Stupid Questions,

Only Stupid Answers

• Summer Vacation Tips

• Interesting Facts

• Sudoko Puzzle

Don’t Get Ripped Off The Next Time You Buy A Car. FREE REPORT Reveals The 10 Most Notorious and Common Car Scams Dealers Use To Rob You Of Your Cash & Sanity and How You Can Avoid Being A Vic-tim!