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Saturday, 31 July 2010
Thursday, 29 July 2010
HEALTHIEST FOODS ON EARTH
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HR Principal by Dale Carnegi
Thursday, 22 July 2010
7 Tips to be Success in Career
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Saturday, 17 July 2010
Start Strong
It takes only a few moments plus a little bit of energy and Intention to get your day off to a positive, productive Start. And the way you start your day will determine how the Entire day goes for you. At the beginning of the day, put the very best of yourself Into life. That small effort will continue to pay as the day Progresses. Sure, you may not feel like being positive right off the Bat. But if you wait for encouragement to come to you, then You might be waiting all day. Instead, be the encouragement you seek. Be the instigator of Your own successful day. You can be the positive influence you are waiting for. You Can be the reason this day starts on an upbeat note. The first few minutes of each day are ripe with opportunity. Choose to start strong, and that strength will echo Throughout the day. |
You are......
You are strong... when you take your grief and teach it to smile. You are Brave...
You are Happy...
You are Loving....
You are wise....
You are True....
You are Alive....
You are growing...
You are Free...
You are Honerable...
You are generous...
You are Humble....
You are thoughtful.. .
You are Merciful..
You are Beautiful...
You are Rich...
You are YOU...
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Tuesday, 13 July 2010
Six Tips To Stop Smoking
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Friendship
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Appreciating Everything
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Sunday, 11 July 2010
Eight Gifts that Do Not Cost A Penny!
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Friday, 9 July 2010
role of sex after marriage
The key to a successful marriage essentially lies in understanding sex-equations. Unless you are in a same-sex marriage it is imperative to understand that opposite genders react to situations differently. If we learn to understand and acknowledge the differences and respond accordingly, we can avoid a lot of heart-burn.
So what are the conflict zones and what are the red flags we must watch out for?
Sex: Whether it's daily, weekly or monthly, sex is an integral part of your married life. Marriage advice always stresses on how we should never take our fights to bed, sex should never be used to settles scores in a fight. That said, we must concede that when there are unresolved issues and nagging bubbles on our mind, activity between the sheets is the last thing you will feel inclined towards. So if you don't want sex to become a weapon, make sure you resolve fights/disagreements before you head to bed.
Time: It is important to spend quality time with each, especially these days when most couples work five or six days a week. Every weekend you can't be socializing with friends and relatives, you need to keep time aside for a special lunch or a late night movie together or to simply just watch television at home together.
Counterview: While it is important to spend time with each other, it is not always essential that you do everything together. Both of you need time out, so plan your boys/gals night out, catch up with a friend for lunch or dinner, party without your spouse. Do your own thing every once in while, you need to.
Share: Gone are the days when men and women played gender-specific roles in marriage, the husband was the sole bread-winner in the family and the housewife by definition took care of the home and children.
When both partners enjoy the benefits of a double-income household, the onus of domestic chores also lies on both of them. Whether it be cooking, doing dishes or helping change diapers make sure you share responsibilities and work together to stop stressing over to-do lists. It can be overwhelming for an individual and can later breed contempt when you are caught in the same routine without any help.
Decisions: Discuss, even if both of you don't completely agree, make sure there is some consensus on the many decisions you take every day. There is nothing as annoying as individualistic decision-making in a marriage. Whether it is the choice of a restaurant when you are dining out or the colour of your first car, make sure there is some sort of agreement with your partner. If you have a strong reason to refute, try to show them a valid reason for why you are differing rather than stubbornly sticking to your point.
Finance: It's all about money honey! Well, that might not be completely true but it's good to have clarity in money matters in a marriage. If you follow the "Your money is my money and my money is your money" rule in your marriage and if that works for you, awesome! However, there is a need to be particular about expenses, savings and clarity in planning your finances. The financial burden should never fall on just one person and no matter what the disparities in the respective incomes are, there is a need to budget expenditure and prepare for eventualities.
Disclaimer: I don't claim to be a relationship expert but we all learn our own lessons and a little fine tuning can go a long way in making your married life fun. Like I said it all begins with understanding that each of us as individuals react very differently to every situation depending on our unique personalities. The trick lies in not always trying to mould the other person to your needs but trying to work out the best possible situation.
Marriage doesn't come with a guarantee card; no matter how many right questions you ask and right things you do there is always a chance that something might go wrong. But if you work towards it, it might be that one thing in your life that is consistent and that keeps you going. I have been a part of two such celebrations and there is no greater feeling than standing with your partner celebrating 50 or 60 years of togetherness and wondering how you managed to hold on despite all the odds and challenges.
Motivation
Thursday, 8 July 2010
World cup football so far - domt miss this
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World cup football so far
If you are a football fan - here's a brush-up of your memory...
And if not have a look at biggest SHOW on earth happening for 81 years !!!
World Cup 1930Winners Uruguay
Teams 13
Teams in qualifiers N/A
Notable absentees Of the major European countries, only France took part
Surprises USA, who finished third
Golden Boot Guillermo Stábile (Argentina) - 8
Stats A total of 70 goals were scored (3.89 per match); Argentina (18) scored the most
Format One group of four and three groups of three in the qualifying stage, with the top from each group going into the semi-finals
Number of matches 18
World Cup 1934
Winners Italy
Teams 16
Teams in qualifiers 32
Notable absentees Holders Uruguay, England
Surprises Egypt
Golden Boot Oldrich Nejedlý (Czechoslovakia) - 5
Stats A total of 70 goals were scored (4.12 per match); Italy (12) scored the most
Format Straight knockout, replays for drawn matches
Number of matches 17
World Cup 1938
Winners Italy
Teams 15
Teams in qualifiers 37
Notable absentees Argentina, England, Spain, Uruguay
Surprises Dutch East Indies (Indonesia), Cuba
Golden Boot Leônidas (Brazil) - 7
Stats A total of 84 goals were scored (4.67 per match); Hungary (15) scored the most
Format Straight knockout, replays for drawn matches
Number of matches 18
World Cup 1950
Winners Uruguay
Teams 13
Teams in qualifiers 34
Notable absentees France, Germany, Hungary
Surprises Bolivia
Golden Boot Ademir (Brazil) - 9
Stats A total of 88 goals were scored (4.00 per match); Brazil (22) scored the most
Format Four groups, with the winners of each progressing to a four-team round-robin final group. Withdrawals meant there were two groups of four, one of three and one of two
Number of matches 22
World Cup History
World Cup 1954
Winners West Germany
Teams 16
Teams in qualifiers 45
Notable absentees Spain
Surprises Korean Republic
Golden Boot Sándor Kocsis (Hungary) - 11
Stats A total of 140 goals were scored (5.38 per match); Hungary (27) scored the most
Format Four groups of four with two seeded and two unseeded teams in each group. However, the teams played just two matches per group rather than the usual three, with the seeded sides facing unseeded sides. Where teams ended up tied for the second qualifying position by points, they required a play-off. The two teams finishing at the top of their group went through to the quarter-finals
Number of matches 26
World Cup 1958
Winners Brazil
Teams 16
Teams in qualifiers 45
Notable absentees Italy, Uruguay
Surprises Wales, Northern Ireland
Golden Boot Just Fontaine (France) - 13
Stats A total of 126 goals were scored (3.60 per match); France (23) scored the most
Format Four groups of four, with the top two progressing to the quarter-finals
Number of matches 35
World Cup 1962
Winners Brazil
Teams 16
Teams in qualifiers 56
Notable absentees Sweden
Surprises Colombia
Golden Boot Garrincha, Vavá (Brazil), Leonel Sánchez (Chile), Drazan Jerkovic (Yugoslavia) , Flórián Albert (Hungary), Valentin Ivanov (USSR) - 4
Stats A total of 89 goals were scored (2.78 per match); Brazil (14) scored the most
Format Four groups of four, with the top two progressing to the quarter-finals
Number of matches 32
World Cup 1966
Winners England
Teams 16
Teams in qualifiers 70
Notable absentees None
Surprises North Korea
Golden Boot Eusébio (Portugal) - 9
Stats A total of 89 goals were scored (2.78 per match); Portugal (17) scored the most
Format Four groups of four, with the top two progressing to the quarter-finals
Number of matches 32
World Cup 1970
Winners Brazil
Teams 16
Teams in qualifiers 75
Number of matches 32
Notable absentees Argentina, France, Portugal, Spain
Surprises Morocco, the first African qualifiers since World War II
Golden Boot Gerd Muller (Germany) - 10
World Cup 1974
Winners West Germany
Teams 16
Teams in qualifiers 99
Notable absentees England, France, Hungary, Spain, USSR
Surprises Australia, Haiti and Zaire
Golden Boot Grzegorz Lato (Poland) - 7
Stats A total of 97 goals were scored (2.55 per match); Poland (16) scored the most
Format Four groups of four in the qualifying stage, with the top two from each group going into a second round of two four-team groups and the winners facing each other in the final
Number of matches 38
World Cup 1978
Winners Argentina
Teams 16
Teams in qualifiers 107
Notable absentees England, Czechoslovakia, USSR
Surprises Iran, Tunisia
Golden Boot Mario Kempes (Argentina) - 6
Stats A total of 102 goals were scored (2.68 per match); Argentina and Netherlands (15) scored the mostFormat Four groups of four in the qualifying stage, with the top two from each group into a second round of two groups of four, the top side in each progressing into the finalNumber of matches 38
World Cup 1982
Winners Italy
Teams 24Teams in qualifiers 109Notable absentees Netherlands, MexicoSurprises Algeria, Cameroon, Honduras, Kuwait, New ZealandGolden Boot Paolo Rossi (Italy) - 6Stats A total of 146 goals were scored (2.81 per match); France (16) scored the mostFormat Six groups of four, with the top two teams in each group advancing to the second round, where they split into four groups of three. The winners of each group advanced to the semi-finalsNumber of matches 52
World Cup 1986
November 10, 2009
By John Brewin and Martin Williamson
Winners Argentina
Teams 24Teams in qualifiers 121Notable absentees NetherlandsSurprises Canada, IraqGolden Boot Gary Lineker (England) - 6Stats A total of 132 goals were scored (2.54 per match); Argentina (14) scored the mostFormat Six groups of four, with the top two teams in each group advancing to a knockout round of 16, plus four best third-place finishersNumber of matches 52
World Cup 1990
Winners West GermanyTeams 24Teams in qualifiers 116Notable absentees Denmark, France, PortugalSurprises Costa Rica, Republic of Ireland, UAEGolden Boot Salvatore Schillaci (Italy) - 6Stats A total of 115 goals were scored (2.21 per match), which was the lowest goals-per-match ratio in World Cup history; West Germany (15) scored the mostFormat Six groups of four, with the top two teams in each group advancing to a knockout round of 16, plus four best third place finishersNumber of matches 52World Cup 1994
Winners BrazilTeams 24Teams in qualifiers 147Notable absentees England, FranceSurprises Greece, Nigeria, Saudi ArabiaGolden Boot Hristo Stoichkov (Bulgaria), Oleg Salenko (Russia) - 6Stats A total of 141 goals were scored (2.71 per match); Sweden (15) scored the mostFormat Six groups of four, with the top two teams in each group advancing to a knockout round of 16, plus four best 3rd place finishersNumber of matches 52World Cup 1998
November 10, 2009
By John Brewin and Martin Williamson
Winners FranceTeams 32Teams in qualifiers 174Notable absentees RussiaSurprises Jamaica, Japan, South AfricaGolden Boot Davor Suker (Croatia) - 6Stats A total of 171 goals were scored (2.67 per match); France (15) scored the mostFormat Eight groups of four, with the top two teams in each group advancing to a knockout round of 16Number of matches 64World Cup 2002
Winners BrazilTeams 32Teams in qualifiers 199Notable absentees NetherlandsSurprises Senegal, South Korea, TurkeyGolden Boot Ronaldo (Brazil) - 8Stats A total of 161 goals were scored (2.52 per match); Brazil (18) scored the mostFormat Eight groups of four, with the top two teams in each group advancing to a knockout round of 16Number of matches 64World Cup 2006
Winners ItalyTeams 32Teams in qualifiers 198Notable Absentees Cameroon, NigeriaSurprises Angola, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Trinidad & TobagoGolden Boot Miroslav Klose (Germany) - 5Stats A total of 147 goals were scored (2.30 per match); Germany (14) scored the mostFormat Eight groups of four, with the top two teams in each group advancing to a knockout round of 16Number of matches 64
World Cup 2010 ???
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