Daytona Beach having an identity crisis? Indeed - the place we dream has beaches miles long, all-day sunshine, and surf, is going through a makeover. While you can't see it everywhere, this town, after years of being the number one Spring Break destination, is trying to upgrade its image.Vanessa Rousso: Vanessa Rousso is a professional poker player and a Team PokerStars Pro. Known as Lady Maverick, she has earned millions at the poker table. What, you think she couldn't bluff you too? View Vannessa's Go Daddy Girl pictures and videos here.Brian Deegan is no stranger to bumping around on a race course, winning a Lucas Oil Off Road Championship in 2009 and currently sitting third in the points for that series in 2010, but although the reins in www.beautifulradio.net/?p=47 - racing comm - have been loosened, several feuds at the top level have drawn the attention of the Nascar police. Deegan's wild style might not be tolerated, especially from a rookie on four wheels.If you have a NASCAR racing fan in your life, you know that Sunday afternoons and the occasional Saturday night are reserved strictly for watching the race from early spring until November. If your fan is lucky enough to have attended a live race, he or she is probably even more enthusiastic! Outside of tickets to a race, here are 10 items that will fit in your budget and please almost any NASCAR devotee.Tony Stewart led the most laps in the race (76) in his No. 14 Stewart-Haas Racing Chevrolet, working his way to the front of the field from back in 14th position to start the race. But it was Greg Biffle, driving one of the three cars in the Chase owned by Jack Roush and Roush-Fenway Racing, who bolted to the front for the third time on lap 239 and poured it on for the final 28 laps to take the checkered flag and the race win in the Price Chopper 400.NASCAR announced Wednesday that fans attending the event, ABC-TV and MRN Radio broadcasters announcing the race, and the track announcer all will go quiet for a moment of silence from Laps 9 through 11 at the .75-mile oval.The three-lap moment of silence, in which all fans attending the race also will wave American flags, is the culmination of many 9/11 tributes and patriotic activities being planned by NASCAR race tracks, teams, sponsors, licensees, drivers and fans in special recognition of the anniversary.You may not like sports at all, but we are all a quite childlike inside. We all yearn for some level of drama in our lives. And we are all constantly affected by our primitive brain. Watching sports is one excellent way for people to reconcile these inescapable facts.