Michael Jackson reportedly passed away after suffering a cardiac arrest (heart attack). While en route to the UCLA Medical Center, Jackson apparently stopped breathing. Jackson was originally reported in a coma but other sources mentioned that Jackson died. He died with his family surrounding him.
Reuters, Thursday (25/6/2009), a doctor at Hospital Los Angeles Fred Corral said, otopsi will be done today, Friday 26 June. Jacko officially declared dead at 2:26 local time.
Previously, the stars that had gossiped with various scandals, the hospital was due to heart attack. In fact, some local media said, Michael is not breathing when taken in an ambulance. Read More »
BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. — One of the Nationwide Tour’s top events slashed its purse nearly in half Friday because of a lack of sponsorships.
Next week’s Players Cup at Pete Dye Golf Course will award $600,000 in prize money, down from $1 million, following a trend in professional golf this season.
The LPGA Tour has seen events canceled, while last week’s St. Jude Classic on …Read More >>
How many times have you stood on the tee or in the fairway and thought to yourself “stay out of that sand”? And then you settle in to take the shot, make contact with the ball, and you know immediately, instinctively that your ball is flying like an arrow towards that trap? It seems so unfair that you make all that effort, only to by stymied by a pile of beautifully raked sand! It’s as if the ball is being pulled by a great big powerful magnet directly to the place that you did not want it to go.
And this is in fact exactly what did happen. I mean this figuratively, not literally, of course. It was your own thinking, and the associated emotion which drove that ball into the trap. You probably think that this just cannot be so, that you were thinking about the ball staying out of the trap, that you were begging the ball to stay out, willing it to not go into that trap. Your mind however sometimes works in ways which may seem to the uninitiated to be rather perverse. Read More »
Everything has its process—a beginning, a middle and an end or final result.
I was taught that learning is a process that passes through three phases before
reaching the final phase of excellence. 1) The initial phase is where we don’t know what we don’t know. We’re “newbies” without an inkling of what we are about to attempt. We’re like new-born babies, with a clean, empty slate. We’ll call this phase, “Unconscious incompetence”. 2) As we begin to take on information and act on it, we are learning how to apply this information, but we still don’t perform the skill well. We can glimpse the future and see others who are farther along the learning curve and we know that there is more. We’ll call this phase, “Conscious Incompetence”. 3) Now we have arrived at a plateau where we know enough to perform the skill we’ve been trying to attain, and we can perform it but, perhaps not well all the time, because we still have to think about it. The longer we stay in this phase, the more we learn, the more we practice the skill, the better we become at performing the task. We’ll call this phase, “Conscious Competence”. 4) With each plateau, we’ve built new information upon the foundation of the information and skills we learned before. If we’re out of phase 3, we’ve entered the phase of excellence, where a task can be performed without having to think about it. The skill has been learned. We’ve risen above the others who are still going through the learning curve. We must, however, be guarded now about thinking we’re better than everyone else. We must be cognizant that there are others—many others—who have also attained this level, and their skills may be at a higher level. We’ll call this phase, “Unconscious Competence”. Read More »
It is a fact that we should all take better care of our feet, after all our feet bear all the weight of the rest of our body and are responsible for locomotion (our moving from place to place), but, we are all guilty of ignoring this area of our bodies.
Golfers are no exceptions to this rule, but, luckily for them Callaway golf shoes are designed to give comfort and support to this mistreated area of our anatomy.
Truth be told, Callaway golf have invested heavily in exciting innovations that are designed to add comfort to our feet. Read More »
