Yeay, believe it... i know how to cook... the right question is.....
"is my cooking nice or not?"
xD
ermm p.s. actually i only know how to cook a few dishes only, and simple ones only...ermm u can start imagine me cooking omellette...
Saturday 15 May 2010
A picture is worth a thousand words...
Yeay, believe it... i know how to cook... the right question is.....
"is my cooking nice or not?"
xD
ermm p.s. actually i only know how to cook a few dishes only, and simple ones only...ermm u can start imagine me cooking omellette...
Tuesday 11 May 2010
List of What Women Want from Guys
So so many things women want but i kind of like this and i would really want to know what the girl wants to offer?
You can add to the list or comment about what u think?
Mesothelioma Cancer patient dies before collecting winnings for living another year
Jon Matthews was diagnosed with mesothelioma – a cancer linked to asbestos – in April 2006.
But the widower, from Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, refused to accept his doctor's prognosis that he would be dead within months and decided to bet against it.
Keen to defy the doctor's prediction that he would not see in 2007, he placed a £100 stake with odds of 50/1 with bookmaker William Hill that he would remain alive until June 1 2008. This won him £5,000.
He made a further bet of the same amount and odds that he would survive until June 1 2009, which netted him another £5,000 last year, at the age of 59.
His third and final wager of £100 at 100/1 that he would survive until June 1 this year would have netted him £10,000 if he had lived another few weeks.
But he died last Monday, missing out on his final jackpot.
Graham Sharp, who took what he called the ''unique'' bet for William Hill, said it had given Mr Matthews an incentive to fight the disease.
He said: ''I was very sad when I heard he'd died. I'd been in touch with Jon since he placed the bet and I'm just delighted that it gave him so much fun and enjoyment.
''When he first approached us about it I was in two minds and thought we'd be accused of doing something in bad taste. But it gave him an incentive to keep on battling through the disease.
''I was delighted to pay out the £5,000 twice.''
He described Mr Matthews as a very positive man who had given much of his winnings to charity but spent some of them on enjoying himself – smoking, drinking and betting on horses and dogs.
He added: ''He proved that what is often dispiriting news from a doctor doesn't necessarily mean you can't make the most of the time you've got left.''
Mr Matthews said last year: ''I think I'm the first person in the world to bet on my own life.''
He added that the longest doctors at Harefield Hospital in Middlesex had heard of anyone surviving mesothelioma after diagnosis was 25 months.
Jon Matthews was diagnosed with mesothelioma – a cancer linked to asbestos – in April 2006.
But the widower, from Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, refused to accept his doctor's prognosis that he would be dead within months and decided to bet against it.
Source: Telegraph.co.uk
But the widower, from Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, refused to accept his doctor's prognosis that he would be dead within months and decided to bet against it.
Keen to defy the doctor's prediction that he would not see in 2007, he placed a £100 stake with odds of 50/1 with bookmaker William Hill that he would remain alive until June 1 2008. This won him £5,000.
He made a further bet of the same amount and odds that he would survive until June 1 2009, which netted him another £5,000 last year, at the age of 59.
His third and final wager of £100 at 100/1 that he would survive until June 1 this year would have netted him £10,000 if he had lived another few weeks.
But he died last Monday, missing out on his final jackpot.
Graham Sharp, who took what he called the ''unique'' bet for William Hill, said it had given Mr Matthews an incentive to fight the disease.
He said: ''I was very sad when I heard he'd died. I'd been in touch with Jon since he placed the bet and I'm just delighted that it gave him so much fun and enjoyment.
''When he first approached us about it I was in two minds and thought we'd be accused of doing something in bad taste. But it gave him an incentive to keep on battling through the disease.
''I was delighted to pay out the £5,000 twice.''
He described Mr Matthews as a very positive man who had given much of his winnings to charity but spent some of them on enjoying himself – smoking, drinking and betting on horses and dogs.
He added: ''He proved that what is often dispiriting news from a doctor doesn't necessarily mean you can't make the most of the time you've got left.''
Mr Matthews said last year: ''I think I'm the first person in the world to bet on my own life.''
He added that the longest doctors at Harefield Hospital in Middlesex had heard of anyone surviving mesothelioma after diagnosis was 25 months.
Jon Matthews was diagnosed with mesothelioma – a cancer linked to asbestos – in April 2006.
But the widower, from Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, refused to accept his doctor's prognosis that he would be dead within months and decided to bet against it.
Source: Telegraph.co.uk
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Gordon Brown Resigns - David Cameron becomes Prime Minister
Highest Paid Models in the World
These are the Names of the Highest Paid models in the World:
Michelle Bundchen $25 million
Heidi Klum $16 million
Kate Moss $8.5 million
Adriana Lima $8 million
Doutzen Kroes $6 million
Alessandra Ambrosio $6 million
Micheal Essien battles Father
Ghana midfielder Michael Essien has hit out at claims that he has neglected his ailing father describing the allegations as 'false, vile and degrading'.
His father, James, told a local newspaper and radio station recently that the Chelsea star does not provide for him, an accusation the midfielder says is calculated to 'destroy me in the eyes of the people of Ghana and disgrace my family.'
Despite the claims of his father who is a former player with local giants Hearts of Oak, Essien insists he built a house, bought a car, provides medical care and money to his dad even though the man neglected him as a child.
“Given what I have done for my father, when I was told of the false, vile and degrading comments he made about me, I wept because people normally do not get insults for doing good,” said the Chelsea star in a press statement on Monday.
“But my father decided to pay me back in such a terrible way. Because of this I have been unfortunately forced to say what I have done for him because he has gone to the extreme to disgrace my family. I will like to state the following facts:
“1. My father currently lives in a three-bedroom house I instructed my sister to build for him with my own money.
“2. He is visited monthly and more recently twice a week by my sister Diana on my orders to regularly give him money and other essentials I send. My mother, whom he has insulted so much, also provides for him.
“3. I bought a car for him to make his transportation easier and part of the money I provide for him is used to fuel the car or repair it when it breaks down.
“4. When his illness broke out I asked for him to be taken to the Asikuma Hospital but he said he wants traditional medicine. I provided money for him to undergo traditional treatment. It came to nothing and I ordered for him to be taken to the hospital. My family I believe have also organised for a nurse to come home and look after him on regular bases.”
Despite the anger generated by his father's allegation the Black Stars midfielder says he will continue to offer support to his dad.
“I want to state here categorically that even after such distasteful comments; I will continue to support my father as I believe it is the right thing to do,” Essien said.
This is not the first time such an allegation has been made by James K. Essien as he made similar claims to the English newspaper the Sunday Mirror in January 2008.
The Press Complaints Commission ruled in favour of Essien which resulted in a grovelling apology from the newspaper.
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