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Thursday, September 10, 2009

today i watched roger federers match against robin soderling. Rger wonin 4 sets 6-0, 6-3,6-7, 7-6 .Iwas rather surprised that soderling won the third set as all he did was hold his serve and in the tie-break federer was 4-0 up in the tie-break but lost his focus and let soderling come back to win the set and tie-break 8-6. but then federer gained back his composure and won the fourth set tie-break 8-6.
Arthur Ashe Stadium - Men's Singles - Qtr. Finals

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Wednesday, August 19, 2009

The English Premier League complete had two more matches on Sunday August 16, 2009 including Manchester United v Birmingham City and Liverpol v Tottenham Hotspur. Here’s a recap of Sunday matches along with video highlights for each one.
Manchester United beats Birmingham City 1-0 – Video Highlights
Manchester United had chances against Birmingham City but was only able to score one on Sunday. It was still a victory for Man U even though it should have been at least 2-0 or 3-0. Birmingham is newly promoted and will probably be battling relegation again this season. The goal was scored by Wayne Rooney in the 34th minute as he headed a shot on goal and then recoverd the rebound to beat the goalkeeper.
Tottenham Hotspur beats Liverpool 2-1 – Video Highlights
Tottenham started their season off strong with a nice 2-1 victory over Liverpool on Sunday. Benoit Assou-Ekotto scored the first goal of the match as Tottenham took a 1-0 lead at halftime but Liverpool would respond. A penalty called on Tottenham was converted by Steven Gerrard to make it 1-1. Only three minutes later, Tottenham scored the gamewinner as newly signed player Sebastian Bassong scored on a header to make it 2-1.

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Monday, July 27, 2009

When Glen Johnson completed his £17.5 million signing to Liverpool this week, it was the start of a new journey in what has been a very eventful career for the young player. At 24, he has already won several honours, including the FA Premiership and the FA Cup. He has had 2 big career moves, although it seems a long time ago when a young Johnson became the first signing of the Abromovich era at Chelsea when he moved from West Ham in a £6 million move. After the first 2 seasons at Chelsea, he was given little opportunities with Paola Fereira coming in, so moving to Portsmouth was a good move for him. His maturity of the pitch has greatly improved (he no longer is caught stealing toilet seats, or forgetting his passport before an important European game) which has shown in his performances on the pitch were he became Portsmouth’s most influential player, named in the PFA team of the year, a first team regular with England and his goal against hull won goal of the season.
His attacking threat down the right hand side of the pitch offers Liverpool a new mode of attack. Alvaro Arbeloa never had the quality to provide such a threat, and his link up play with Dirk Kuyt was predictable at times. Johnson can be used as a right winger, a role which he exceeded in the second half of the season at Portsmouth, providing better service for Torres. His position as a right back is questioned by his defensive frailties, although Benitez is hoping that he can develop his defensive abilities, someone who has this much quality can be a top class defender.
With the world cup arriving at the end of next season, Johnson has a real chance with his performances for Liverpool to cement a permanent space in Capello’s 11. It will be a big year for him and a big year for Liverpool, hoping they can finally win the long awaited title.
Liverpool were very close last year. Johnson will be an improvement to the team and add an extra attacking threat, which has been lacking at times. Providing they keep their key players, the first eleven at Anfield will be as strong as you will see anywhere in the premiership.

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{5:10 AM,♥}

Liverpool beat Singapore 5-0 on Sunday to snap a three-game preseason winless streak.Liverpool striker Andriy Voronin opened the scoring in first-half injury time after a slow start by the Reds. Liverpool secured the result with second-half goals by Fernando Torres, Albert Riera and a brace from Krisztian Nemeth."We had five goals with different players so I'm really pleased," Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez said. "Every single day we are improving physically."Liverpool, which had five Spanish internationals arrive late for preseason training after taking part in the Confederations Cup, was winless in friendlies this year. A 1-1 draw against Thailand on Wednesday followed a 1-0 defeat by Rapid Vienna and a scoreless draw against Swiss club St. Gallen.The team picked up two injuries in the Thailand game as first-choice central defender Martin Skrtel strained his right hamstring and forward Nabil El Zhar damaged a right knee ligament. Both returned to Britain for treatment last week.

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Friday, July 24, 2009

Liverpool vs Thailand Friendly Football 22 July Result and Highlights
Posted on 22. Jul, 2009 by Diego in Football
Result:Liverpool 1 – 1 Thailand
Goal Scorer:Liverpool: Babel 6′
Thailand: Sutee 72′
Liverpool drew 1-1 against Thailand in a pre-season friendly at the Rajamangala Stadium in Bangkok. Liverpool scored early goal at 6th from striker Ryan Babel and it was 1-0 in the first half but Thailand came back well in the second half scored equalizer goal at 72nd minute. Sutee Sumsomkit scored a equalizer goal for Thailand.
Visitors, Liverpool had a lot chance to win this game as they were ahead of one goal during the first half but they missed a several chances. Babel had a chance after 20 minutes when he met Lucas’s perfectly flighted ball from the left in space at the far post but cushioned his volley wide. Javier Mascherano warmed Kosin’s hands with a stinging drive but the second half was proving a low-key affair until the 71st minute when the hosts equalized.

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Monday, June 29, 2009

Malnutrition is a general term for a medical condition caused by an improper or inadequate diet and nutrition.[1][2]
According to the World Health Organization, hunger and malnutrition are the single gravest threats to the world's public health and malnutrition is by far the biggest contributor to child mortality, present in half of all cases.[3]
In addition to infant mortality risks, lifelong malnutrition can begin in utero and is typically associated with the mother's stature (associated with her childhood nutritional status), her nutritional status prior to conception, and diarrheal disease, intestinal parasites, and/or respiratory infection status. Multiple studies have shown that nutritional status of adults is substantially influenced by their nutritional experience from conception through early childhood. Even if individuals have had adequate nutrition from childhood on, their health outcomes are still impacted. [4]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_hunger

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i have watched theworld hunger video and i pity those people in other countries. i learnt that we must not waste food but if we are too full, i feel that just because we dont want to waste food we must not overeat and stuff ourselves.

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