MY FRIENDSHIP IS A BEAUTIFUL ROSE IN YOUR GARDEN
PLEASE DO NOT CUT THE ROSE
AT ANY REASON
AND
ANY SEASON.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
LOVE FRIENDSHIP
YOUR HEART IS A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN
MY FRIENDSHIP IS A BEAUTIFUL ROSE IN YOUR GARDEN
PLEASE DO NOT CUT THE ROSE
AT ANY REASON
AND
ANY SEASON.
MY FRIENDSHIP IS A BEAUTIFUL ROSE IN YOUR GARDEN
PLEASE DO NOT CUT THE ROSE
AT ANY REASON
AND
ANY SEASON.
Monday, March 28, 2011
BE A LEGEND
GREAT PEOPLE TALK ABOUT IDEAS
AVERAGE PEOPLE TALK ABOUT THINGS
SMALL PEOPLE TALK ABOUT OTHER PEOPLE
AND
LEGENDS
NEVER
TALK
Saturday, March 26, 2011
VALUE OF TIME
TO REALISE THE VALUE OF
1 YEAR .. ASK ONE WHO FAILED IN AN EXAM
1 MONH .. ASK ONE WHO HAS NOT RECEIVED HIS SALARY
1 WEEK .. ASK ONE WHO IS HOSPITALISED
1 DAY .. ASK ONE WHO IS FASTING
1 HOUR .. ASK ONE WHO IS WAITING FOR HIS LOVER
1 MINUTE.. ASK ONE WHO MISSED HIS TRAIN
1 SECOND .. ASK ONE WHO JUST ESCAPED FROM AN ACCIDENT
EVERY MOMENT IS A TREASURE
YESTERDAY IS HISTORY
TOMORROW IS MYSTERY
BUT TODAY IS A GIFT.
THATS Y WE CALL IT
PRESENT
Friday, March 25, 2011
BRAIN DAMAGING HABITS
THE FOLLOWING ARE THE BRAIN DAMAGING HABITS:-
1. NO BREAK FAST
2. OVER EATING
3. SMOKING
4. HIGH SUGAR CONSUMPTION
5. AIR POLLUTION
6. SLEEP DEPRIVATION
7. HEAD COVERED WHILE SLEEPING
8. WORKING YOUR BRAIN DURING ILLNESS
9. LACKING IN STIMULATING THOUGHTS
10. TALKING TRUE
Friday, March 18, 2011
BE POSITIVE
R E M E M B E R............!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NO POISION CAN KIL A POSITIVE THINKER.................!!!
NO MEDICINE CAN CURE A NEGATIVE THINKER
SO BE POSITIVE ALWAYS
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
AUSTRALIA BEAT CANADA
Bangalore, March 16 (AFP): Reigning champions Australia thrashed Canada by seven wickets in a World Cup Group A match on Wednesday but only after a teenager asked serious questions of their pace attack.
Shane Watson (94) and Brad Haddin (88) shared an Australian first-wicket World Cup record stand of 183 before the title-holders, already through to the quarter-finals, finished on 212 for three in reply to Canada's 211 all out.
Haddin, given a life on 37 when Canada captain Ashish Bagai fumbled a possible stumping chance, was caught by Bagai off 40-year-old off-spinner John Davison, playing his final match before international retirement.
In all he faced 84 balls with two sixes and 11 fours.
And 183 for one became 185 for two when Watson, who hit the tournament's biggest six at 104 metres during his innings, holed out off Harvir Baidwan.
Watson, reprieved on two when Rizwan Cheema failed to hold a swirling chance off paceman Baidwan, struck four sixes and nine fours in his 90-ball innings.
The openers' stand surpassed Australia's previous first-wicket World Cup best of 182 set by Rick McCosker and Alan Turner against Sri Lanka during the inaugural 1975 edition.
Skipper Ricky Ponting fell for just seven, miscuing a hook off fast bowler Henry Osinde to Davison.
The match ended with more than 15 overs to spare when Osinde bowled only the second wide of the innings.
Earlier, Hiral Patel, a 19-year-old India-born opener, took the attack to Australia's quicks with a career-best 54 after Bagai won the toss.
Canada, who have completed their World Cup campaign with one win and five defeats, were well-placed at 150 for two.
But Australia, now unbeaten in 34 matches at the World Cup since 1999, then took five wickets for 19 runs. Brett Lee ended with figures of four for 46.
The way Canada set about Australia's pacemen would have concerned Ponting ahead of the champions' final group match, against Pakistan in Colombo on Saturday.
Ponting angrily threw the ball to the ground after catching Baidwan when, despite his repeated calls, Steven Smith collided with his captain.
Canada promoted Davison to opener but he fell for 14 when caught behind off a clever slow bouncer from fast bowler Lee.
Patel though took Canada, whose only win at this World Cup came against fellow associates Kenya, to the fastest fifty of any team this tournament -- in 29 balls -- when he miscued a six off Mitchell Johnson over third man.
But Patel, whose highest score in 13 previous one-day internationals was 43, made no mistake in hooking a bouncer from Lee for six.
Patel completed his fifty in just 37 balls, with three sixes and five fours.
However, his blistering innings ended when he slashed medium-pacer Watson to Johnson at third man, leaving Canada 82-2 in the 12th over.
Zubin Surkari and Bagai kept Australia at bay with a stand of 68 until the captain, on 39, edged a cut off Tait to Haddin.
DONT BE PROUD NOR DEPRESSED
NEVER BE PROUD NOR BE DEPRESSED FOR
WHAT
YOU
ARE
&
THE
POSITION
YOU
HOLD.
BECAUSE AFTER A GAME OF CHESS
THE
KIND
&
THE
SOLDIERS
GO
INTO
THE
SAME
BOX.
Sunday, March 13, 2011
Saturday, March 12, 2011
TSUNAMI -- JAPAN
Dear God,
Let us join hands to help those dilapidated japanese hit by the merciless Earthquake and Tsunami.
There are lots of Indians living in Japan and they might be one of those under the rubble. We should face these worst things until death and thus we must try hard to help people who are the children of God on Earth.
BEST COSMETICS IN LIFE
TRUTH IN LIPS
CONFIDENCE IN EYES
CHARITY IN HANDS
SMILE IN FACE
LOVE IN HEART
MAKE LIFE
VERY
VERY
BEAUTIFUL
Monday, March 7, 2011
QUOTE FOR THE DAY
SILENCE BETWEEN TWO
UNKNOWN PEOPLE CREATES A RELATION.
BUT
SILENCE BETWEEN TWO
KNOWN PEOPLE BREAKS THE RELATION.
SO
KEEP
IN
TOUCH
UNKNOWN PEOPLE CREATES A RELATION.
BUT
SILENCE BETWEEN TWO
KNOWN PEOPLE BREAKS THE RELATION.
SO
KEEP
IN
TOUCH
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