Barcelona - The Phenomenal Team of 2008/2009
Messi: pls put a nicer pic of me in the paper. girls are watching!
2. Like parties
3. Fashionable
4. Wild
5. Lazy
6. Love this song - I wanna I wanna touch you...
7. Favorite color - Yellow
Are you the one?
Call me now: 016 XXX XXXX
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TYPE 2
1. Milo tin also ok
2. Hate parties
3. A little bit outdated
4. Conservative
5. Hardworking
6. Love this song - Forever love...forever love...
7. Favorite color - Blue
Call me: 019 XXX XXXX
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TYPE 3
1. Outlook is not that important but must be beautiful la (wtf!!!)
2. Fun and shy shy one
3. So-so dressing
4. Like to argue with people but sympathetic
5. Loyal
6. Love this song - If I were a boy, I would date 10 girls out...
7. Favorite color - Red
Call: 012 XXX XXXX
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Last but not least
Need insurance coverage?
Call 010 XXX XXXX
How do you stop a killer who is already behind bars?
"Jim Carrey" - I think this guy is really funny and talented. He's one of my favorite actors. Lets see whether I can get tickets from Nuffnang to watch his new movie. :)
Eat all you can for RM10?
until i met her in China.
After a race, everyone has different "smell".
Equality should be the way of how humans think.
Not this
More like this
Too beautiful not to share!
Nothings gonna change my love for you
You ought to know by now how much I love you
The world may change my whole life through but nothings gonna change my love for you.
Tiger Woods Roars- The first US$1 billion dollar Sportsman
Tiger Woods becomes first athlete with US$1bil in earnings
NEW YORK: Forbes says Tiger Woods has become the first athlete to surpass US$1 billion in career earnings.
The magazine estimates that golf’s top-ranked player crested the plateau when he earned US$10 million for winning the FedEx Cup on Sunday.
Forbes reported on its Web site on Tuesday that Woods entered 2009 having earned US$895 million since he joined the PGA Tour in 1996.
Prize money, appearance fees, endorsement fees, bonuses and his golf course design business were calculated to have pushed him over US$1 billion.
The magazine says former NBA great Michael Jordan and former Formula One driver Michael Schumacher, at US$800 million and US$700 million, respectively, are Woods’ closest competition in career earnings. - AP
Source: http://thestar.com.my/sports/story.asp?file=/2009/10/5/sports/20091005122124&sec=sports
'Once friend, forever friend' - “It was just a quarrel and didn't affect our friendship. I'll still be the godfather of Gary's son,” said Justin.
Barcelona beats Dynamo 2-0 in Champions League
BARCELONA, Spain (AP) - Lionel Messi and Pedro Rodriguez scored Tuesday to help defending champion Barcelona beat Dynamo Kiev 2-0 and move top of Group F in the Champions League.
Messi scored in the 26th minute when he received Andres Iniesta's pass and cut in from the right before delivering a powerful low shot that goalkeeper Olexandr Shovkovskiy couldn't keep out.
Substitute Pedro doubled Barcelona's lead in the 76th with a low left-footed shot from Zlatan Ibrahimovic's pass.
Playing its first home game in this season's competition, Barcelona's winning margin could have been larger but for Shovkovskiy's series of saves.
"It's an important win. It's always important to win your home matches in the Champions League," Pedro told Spanish state TV.
In Tuesday's other group game, Rubin Kazan drew 1-1 with Inter Milan.
After two rounds, Barcelona has four points, while Kiev has three. Inter Milan follows with two points, one more than Rubin.
"It's better to be the leader as quickly as possible because we are in a tough group," Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola said. "This Tuesday's win is really important. We've taken a small step towards qualification for the second round."
Kiev coach Valeri Gazzaev said Barcelona "was at another level."
We did what we could. We started playing on the counterattack and there were times when we had a chance but that disappeared when we lost the ball," Gazzaev said, speaking through an interpreter.
Barcelona lacked the injured Thierry Henry, although this provided Iniesta with a place in the starting lineup for the first time since the Champions League final, when the Catalan team beat Manchester United 2-0.
Kiev included Andriy Shevchenko on his 33rd birthday despite a doubt over an eye injury. The striker scored a hat trick at Camp Nou in Kiev's 4-0 win in the competition 12 years ago.
The Ukrainians, who beat Rubin 3-1 in its opening group game, made a lively start with Gerson Magrao sending an angled shot narrowly wide after three minutes.
However, the visitors were fortunate in the 15th minute when a penalty was not awarded despite Iniesta's shirt appearing to be tugged by Yevgen Khacheridi.
Messi's goal led Barcelona to control the game until the interval, with Messi and Ibrahimovic a constant threat to Dynamo's defense but repeatedly thwarted by Shovkovskiy.
Ognjen Vukojevic had a goal disallowed in the 40th, with Artem Milevskiy ruled narrowly offside, to remind Barcelona that Kiev was still in contention.
After Iniesta was replaced by Pedro at halftime, Barcelona continued in charge but initially found goal chances harder to create.
However, Barcelona came close in the 64th when Khacheridi headed just wide of his own goal, and three minutes later Shovkovskiy produced an impressive diving save to deny Ibrahimovic.
Dynamo almost reduced the deficit in the 88th when Milevskiy sent the ball over the advancing goalkeeper Victor Valdes - and narrowly over the Barcelona goal.
Source: http://msn.foxsports.com/soccer/story/10144214/Barcelona-beats-Dynamo-2-0-in-Champions-League
"Love is in the air" - Tiger Woods kisses his son Charlie Axel Woods, born on Feb 8, 2009. What a great picture! I can feel your love 2 your son, man!! Can Charlie be the next Tiger Woods? Wait 20 years and you'll know. :)
"US$10 million Fedex Cup" - Woods won the Fedex Cup though finishing second in The Tour Championship (thats the reason he's not very happy now). 
"Happy Family" - We all should have one :)Another quote by Messilegend: "In everyone I meet, I learn something."
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Tiger's advice to O'Hair comes back to bite him
The 27-year-old arrived in Atlanta not feeling especially confident, particularly in a putting stroke that has always been suspect.
And then on Wednesday he played nine holes with Tiger Woods and received the tip that would help him get to the top of the leaderboard after the first round of The Tour Championship at East Lake.
"I'm not even close to doing exactly what he's told me to do," O'Hair said after his 4-under-par 66.
"But I truly believe in what he said, and I think it's the key for me to kind of take my putting to another level because, let's face it, that's kind of what's held me back for a long time."
O'Hair had 28 putts — one fewer than Woods on the day — including a 56-footer and six others longer than 6 feet to capitalize on an excellent ball-striking display.
But what impressed O'Hair more than Woods' keen eye for the mechanics of the putting stroke was his generosity of spirit.
"Getting advice from basically the greatest of all time is pretty cool," O'Hair said.
"But I think the thing that impresses me more is the quality of guy he is. I mean, I'm his competition, and for him to help me out like he did was very classy, I thought."
Woods, who rebounded from a sluggish start to finish at 3-under, one shot back of O'Hair, made light of the help he'd offered, saying he was "going to go chew him out right now."
But later he conceded it was just about helping friends.
"It's very simple; you always help your friends," Woods said.
"Sean is a friend of mine, and like all my friends, you always try to make their life better somehow. That's the whole idea of having friends in your life.
"Sean has been struggling a little bit on the greens this year, and I thought I could offer a little bit of help and insight into how he could change that, and now, as I said, I'm going to go chew him out."
Probably not an idle threat given that Woods, as O'Hair has noted in the past, is a world-class "ball buster"; high praise considering O'Hair is from Philly, where breaking huevos has been elevated to an art form.
Woods was playful and relaxed after his round, but his disposition might have been different if the indifference of his first eight holes had continued.
Woods had birdied the third hole from 5 feet but missed three other putts of between 10 and 15 feet to stumble to 1-over through eight holes.
O'Hair, meanwhile, had rattled off five birdies against no blemishes to his card through his first 12 holes to lead Woods by six.
It seemed things would get worse for Woods when he miscalculated a chip on the relatively benign ninth hole, leaving himself with a birdie putt of just over 10 feet. The putt fell, and he said it turned his fortunes.
"I had just bogeyed six and eight and missed a short one there for bidie at seven, and it was nice to get one on nine," he said, "That chip came out a little warmer than I thought, and I didn't want to miss an opportunity there to make birdie. It's one of the very few birdie holes we have out there."
After that, Woods sailed home in 32, the lowest score recorded by anyone in the 30-man field on the exacting back nine.
"I felt if I just shot under par for the day, I'd be fine," he said, "There aren't going to be a lot of guys under par.
"With this golf course, you have to be very patient, especially with greens this firm."
Woods joined a chorus of players in expressing surprise at how hard the putting surfaces are at East Lake given the heavy rains that have flooded the Atlanta area.
A "sub-air" drying system has been installed beneath the greens, allowing them to absorb the deluge without ruining their playability.
"Sub-air, it's amazing what it can do," Woods said. "If you look at some of these greens, it looks like they were in a drought. They're browned out."
Woods said the second round would be tricky because the pin positions would be much more challenging than they were Thursday.
"You've got to be very cautious going in there, because it's very easy to skip over the back, and you've got these down-grain, muffled lies where it's really hard to control what you're doing."
O'Hair, meanwhile, knows that he'll have to keep playing well, especially with Woods lurking, to get his hands on the $10 million FedEx Cup prize money, which would more than soothe the sting of his losses last week in Philly.
"The thing I've learned is that you have to go out there and play good golf," O�Hair said, "You're not going to play average golf against him and do anything worthwhile."
Source/ read more here: http://msn.foxsports.com/golf/story/10121688/Tiger's-advice-to-O'Hair-comes-back-to-bite-him
"On top of the World" - Messi leads top scorer list with 5 goals in last 3 league games
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