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Friday, March 18, 2011

Injury Report: Gameweek 30

Typical. You are locked in a two-horse race for the Premier League title, hurtling at a rate of knots towards the business end of the season and your squad is decimated by injuries.

The spine of your team is ripped out with plenty of key players ruled out with a variety of ailments.

Still, it's a good job that the same fate has befallen your main rival. Both Manchester United and Arsenal have been hit by yet more injuries and setbacks.

The Gunners will be without Thomas Vermaelen for the rest of the season, Johan Djourou for most of it and Theo Walcott, Abou Diaby and Alex Song for longer than expected.

Meanwhile Manchester United are missing both their first-choice central defenders, have one midfielder suspended and another handful major doubts for the weekend.

Elsewhere, Blackpool should finally have Charlie Adam and Fantasy Football king Charlie Adam available again, Manchester City are missing Kolo Toure indefinitely following his failing of a dope test pending results of a B sample and Carlos Vela and Robbie Keane are both ineligible as their new teams face their respective parent clubs this weekend.

But, what I more concern is about these players....

Ji-Sung Park, Manchester United - Wednesday December 8, 07:55 PM
Soccer - UEFA Champions League - Group C - Manchester United v Valencia - Old Trafford

injury; hamstring

Wednesday March 2, 11:40 AM
Paul Scholes, Manchester United Soccer - Barclays Premier League - Chelsea v Manchester United - Stamford Bridge

(suspended two matches)

Wednesday March 2, 12:35 PM
Darren Fletcher, Manchester United Soccer - Barclays Premier League - Chelsea v Manchester United - Stamford Bridge

status; illness

Tuesday February 15, 01:51 PM
Oliveira Anderson, Manchester United Soccer - Barclays Premier League - Manchester United v Manchester City - Old Trafford

injury; knee

Saturday November 6, 04:23 PM
Manchester United's Owen Hargreaves (right) is substituted after suffering an injury only six minutes after starting his first game for Manchester United in two years Soccer - Barclays Premier League - Manchester United v Wolves - Old Trafford

injury; hamstring

Tuesday March 1, 10:54 PM
Manchester United's Nemanja Vidic stands dejected Soccer - Barclays Premier League - Chelsea v Manchester United - Stamford Bridge

injury; calf

Wednesday February 2, 11:35 AM
Rio Ferdinand, Manchester United Soccer - Barclays Premier League - Manchester United v Aston Villa - Old Trafford

injury; calf

Tuesday March 15, 09:46 PM
Manchester United's Rafael Da Silva suffers an injury Soccer - UEFA Champions League - Round of Sixteen - Second Leg - Manchester United v Olympique de Marseille - Old Trafford

injury; hamstring

Saturday August 28, 11:28 PM
Jonny Evans, Manchester United Soccer - Barclays Premier League - Manchester United v West Ham - Old Trafford

injury; ankle

Saturday February 19, 11:29 PM
John O'Shea, Manchester United Socccer - FA Cup - Fifth Round - Manchester United v Crawley Town - Old Trafford

injury; hamstring

Sunday August 8, 04:12 PM
Chelsea's John Terry (left) and Manchester United's Michael Owen (centre) in action as Chelsea's John Mikel Obi (right0 looks on Soccer - FA Community Shield - Chelsea v Manchester United - Wembley Stadium

injury; groin

Saturday January 29, 11:52 PM
Anders Lindegaard, Manchester United. Soccer - FA Cup - Fourth Round - Southampton v Manchester United - St Mary's Stadium

injury; knee

source: http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

1o Facts Ab0ut Cond0ms & 5 C0mm0n Myths Ab0ut Cond0ms

Family planning...hehex...play safe...

10 FACTS ABOUT CONDOMS

Here's a list of 10 interesting facts about condoms that you might not know.

On average, condoms hold about 4 quarts of liquid. That's about 16 cups or 1 gallon of liquid or 3.8 litres. That's larger than most Milk Bottles!
Most modern-day condoms (over 90%) are made of latex, the rest from polyurethane or lamb intestines
Ancient Egyptians reportedly used condoms as early as 1350 BC. These were reportedly made from animal bladders or intestines
Over the years, a variety of materials have been used as Condoms. Among the materials were linen, sheep, lamb and goat intestines; fish skin, silk and thin leather
Only Latex Condoms can stop the transmission of HIV. Tests have shown that Polyurethane and lamb condoms do not stop the transmission of the virus.
Oils and most lotions will cause latex to breakdown. As such, only use water or silicone based lubricants when using latex condoms. It'
Using 2 or more condoms at the same time is more dangerous than using 1. The friction between the two can cause tearing and ripping.
Exposure to heat or sunlight or by age can weaken and harden the condoms, causing them to be fragile and tear during use. Always keep them in a cool and dry location.
During World War II, condoms were used to cover rifle barrels from being damaged by salt water as the soldiers swam to shore.
Condoms have been sold in vending machines since 1928

As always, remember that using a Condom is the safest and most reliable method of stopping the transmission of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs). However, it's always better to use 2 forms of contraceptives if possible to stop undesirable pregnancies.

5 COMMON MYTHS ABOUT CONDOMS

There's a lot of misinformation about condoms out there and here are five, highly popular myths. Let's debunk them shall we?

1. Using Two Condoms Means I'm Safer
No, you're not. The friction of the two condoms rubbing against one another actually increases the chances of the condoms breaking, making it more dangerous rather than less. Use one during intercourse and if you're worried, just purchase an extra strong condom. These are specially manufactured to be thicker and to stand up to even more abuse.

2. Condoms Don't Stop Pregnancy
Wrong. Condoms have a 99.8% chance of preventing pregnancy if used correctly and all the time. That's higher than most other forms of contraceptives including the Pill! Of course, its always better to be using two forms of contraceptives.

3. There Are Holes in Condoms That Allow AIDS Through
Partially correct. The HIV Virus can pass through natural lamb and polyurethane condoms. The only way to ensure that the HIV Virus does not pass is through the use of Latex Condoms. For those of you allergic - sorry!

4. Using a Condom Causes Pain
Well, it shouldn't. Unless you are extremely large and have purchased a smaller sized condoms or are not using sufficient lubrication, there should not be any pain during intercourse. If it hurts, it's best to talk to a doctor - it might be something that requires medical attention.

5. It is Better to Use Condoms Together with Creams, Lubricants and Intimate Gels

Yes and no. While creams and other gels provide additional lubrication which can make sex more enjoyable, it can also damage the condom. If you are using oil-based lubricants (e.g. Vaseline), your latex condom may thin out and break. It's best to use water based lubricants if you are using any.

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Mike_Leery

Monday, March 14, 2011

MH55 Safely Arrive in KCH

mid-sem 1 break just started ...
wa arrived at kch on 11/03/2011...
staying here for few days before return to my hometown...
assignments??yup.. a lot... but still, doesnt have the effort to do it..
hehe...games??movies??yeah!!...wanna fill my day with such enjoyment activities...
let talk about other thing... wa do some capturing and edit those pics...
hmx3...wanna share those pics in wa blog...hehex...