January 12th, 2009
Floyd Mayweather and Honour De La Hoya looked for wagerer options and rediscovered each otherwise, an completely inevitable outcome after they produced the largest defend in boxing record.
That distinction unaccompanied didn’t dominion a repetition — Mayweather-De La Hoya erased business records held previously by Lennox Lewis-Mike Prizefighter, a preordained beatdown no one ever loved to see again — but the somebody competitiveness of their firstly advertize, and lack of alternatives, contributed in making Mayweather-De La Hoya II a virtual certainty.
Whether their unsettled September advertize looks any unlike than the front, which Mayweather dominated over the latter rounds before surviving a brow-arching increase resolve lastly May, remains to be seen.
Whether it can artifact the listing $134.4 1000000 in pay-per-view income and $18.4 cardinal in unrecorded revenue also is confutable.
But neither protector had a sensible disjunctive, create of retirement. Unconquered Miguel Cotto was dangled virtually, but a many difficult opponent for less rectification rarely mechanism at the negotiating table, particularly poised against the presumably instrument ridge lives for the portion of Mayweather’s and De La Hoya’s careers.
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January 9th, 2009
Journalism is our third eye which takes us all-round the world and shows us what’s going on in every nook and corner of the country. We all know that journalism means bring out the hidden truth and to the world. But did anyone know that journalism has a set of ethics followed by the journalist. There are about more than 25 ethics, some of them are-:
Truth and accuracy, Defend freedom, serve the whole society, to avoid obscenity, not to invade privacy, to fight crime, to be fair to the person being interviewed, to keep confident, to respect religious sentiments etc. Every journalist is taught these ethics during his/her course study itself. If a journalist follows these ethics he/she is best in their work.
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January 6th, 2009
Though I see and feel the happiness of a new life on this earth (i.e. birth) but the empty space felt in our hearts when our near and dear ones depart from thing world can never be filled. One thing that could never be taken away from me is the wonderful time spent with them and the memories of their laughing faces will always remain not only in my heart by in the hearts of everyone around. The body might leave us and this earth turning to dust but their memories and their souls will remain with us no matter what happens. They might never come back but their foot prints will always remain in our hearts as the sands of time flies it will remain unforgotten. What every we learn from them will be passed on to many generations to come and this is very true, if it wasn’t for our four fathers we would never have inculcated so much from what they have learnt and for to follow in their footprints. I agree that death is the biggest loss in everyone’s life but the memories of our lost dear ones can never be taken away from us even by death
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January 4th, 2009
Have you heard about the Johari window? Its nothing but a method followed by a counselor to find out how much a client opens up to him. The counselor draws a box dividing it into four each representing an Open, Blind, Hidden and Unknown. The open window tells us that we know our self so does the counselor. The Hidden window denotes that we a not very open with our thoughts. The Blind window tells the counselor that the client doesn’t know that everyone knows about him and finally, the Unknown window shows that neither the counselor nor the clients knows much about the other. The Johari window can be done by ourselves to find out which category we come in.
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January 2nd, 2009
Life and death is a cycle in every living things life. Death is something which no one can escape. LUIGI PIRANDELLO, Henry IV once said” As soon as one is born, one starts dying”. Death is also one kind of loss that affects everyone around. Loosing you loved ones is the biggest lost in a persons life, and when talking about losses my biggest loss was the loss of my new born god child. My uncle and aunty were eager as the date for the arrival of their first baby was coming closer. I am very close to them and they promised me to give me the honor and privilege to me the god mother of my unborn nephew. We all wait for the day of joy and when it did come it turned out to be the most dreadful days of our lives. The baby’s neck got tangled in the mothers cord and got chocked to death. That day one thing struck me like a blow no one has control over life and death. Its true that the death rate has fallen when compared to out ancestral days; but still the death caused around us hurts us a lot, be it our family, friend or someone we know.
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December 30th, 2008
The greatest enemy of mankind is man himself. Terrorism is one danger that mankind has being facing for many generations. Terrorist have take lives of millions of people all over the world. The main terrorist groups are people who say they are muslims and are doing what god has asked them to do so. According to the Koran taking a persons life is a sin, when a person takes another persons life while trying to protect himself or another is accepted,other wise no were in the koran is permission given to kill.Terrorism is a sin and taking the lives of innocent people is a bigger sin.
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December 26th, 2008
Have you ever wondered why people suffer from back ache and who it can be cured?
The main causes of low backache are
Irregular posture like standing for along time or sitting in a particular position for along time.
Driving a two wheeler for a long time. This as a bone disease and almost about 50 percent of the cases can be cured through oral medicine and others can be treated by pancha karma treatment
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December 22nd, 2008
VIijender Singh won the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne were he won the silver medal. He followed it up with a silver medal at the 2006 Asian Games in Doha. A back injury threatened to put his preparations for the Olympic off track, but he recovered in time to strike gold at the Olympics qualifier in Kazakhstan. He lost in the first round in the 2004 Olympic held at Athens.He never lost hope and through his hard work he won 2008 Olympic Gold medal for India.It is because of him that boxers from all over the world are scared to face Indian boxers.He has made India very proud
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December 19th, 2008
Hi friends,
The Xmas season is just around the corner and my friends from India were just talking about a pub at Bangalore which is getting its Xmas tree with a few hundreds of beer cans collected all around the year. Wow just feels amazing to hear this . Wish I had the opportunity to be there in Bangalore for the Xmas. Ofcourse the only thing that worries me is that the beer cans are all empty! How sad?!!
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December 15th, 2008
Fasting is sure a religious practice. But there are lots of scientific reasons as to why fasting was made religious; it was due to the benefits, that fasting had on a human body. The following are the benefits of fasting:
Fasting helps tune the respiratory, circulatory, digestive and the urinary system of our body. Fasting will remove all the impurities that are present in our body like the uric acid deposits in the urinary system. Similarly fasting will remove all sorts of poisons from the body. When all impurities are removed from our body, our body and soul naturally becomes pure. Fasting keeps a proper check on all our senses and emotions. Above all fasting controls the tongue in particular which is the deadliest enemy of man
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