I’ve learned..
I came alone and i’ve to go alone
I’ve learned
People r with u only when they need u, not otherwise
I’ve learned.
Extra care of anyone by you will ultimately bring a blame for you, not appreciation
I’ve learnd..
A simple LIE of ur close one can break you more than anything
I’ve learnd
Its very hard to weep alone when there is no shoulder to support U
ULTIMATELY
I’ve learnd..
Help people but not upto the point beyond ur dignity..!
MANCHESTER (AFP) - Roberto Mancini admits that Manchester City will have to improve considerably to carve out fourth place in the Premier League after an unconvincing performance in their 3-0 victory over Wigan.
City had to wait until Wigan had Gary Caldwell sent off to make the breakthrough through Carlos Tevez, who went on to score a 13-minute hat-trick to take his tally to 25 goals for the season.
But it was another fitful display as Mancini?s side moved up to fifth in the table, two points adrift of fourth-placed Spurs.
They travel to Burnley and host Birmingham before a run of matches against Manchester United, Arsenal, Aston Villa and Tottenham before finishing the season at West Ham.
Mancini thinks that City have to pick up their performances in their final seven games of the season.
He said: "We have seven games. I think that we must fight in every game. The next game will be a tough match but if we want to get fourth we have to fight and play better than against Wigan to have a chance.
"We know that we have a good chance to get the fourth position and we know that we must play well and battle with Tottenham and Liverpool.
"It?s important that we improve in the next games and important that we win the next games.
"Maybe Tottenham will be the game, probably, but before we play Tottenham we play other games, important games.
"It?s important that now we must win the next game and the other games. It will be difficult for us Liverpool and Tottenham but we are ready to fight."
Former Manchester United striker Tevez has now scored 21 goals in his last 19 matches.
And former Italy striker Mancini thinks that the Argentina international, 25, will continue to improve.
City have won every single Premier League game that Tevez has scored in this season and Mancini joked that he wants that run to continue.
He added: "For this I hope that Carlos scores a lot of goals in the next seven games!
"I think that now he scored a lot of goals but Tevez was always a good player when he played at Manchester United.
"He's a good player, he?s improved every year and now if he plays near the goal he can score a lot of goals.
"He's a young player but he?s getting better every year."
Wigan manager Roberto Martinez is hoping to appeal against Stuart Attwell?s decision to send off Caldwell.
Caldwell appeared to win the ball with one foot before wrapping his other leg around Tevez, who seemed to go in to the challenge with two feet.
The defender?s dismissal proved crucial and Martinez disputed the official?s version of events.
He said: "Gary said that he went in really strong and got the ball. As soon as he went in with the challenge, Carlos Tevez saw it and jumped off the ground and he's the one that left the ground with both feet.
"Gary won the ball with one foot as normal and I could understand if you give a free kick depending on what angle you see it.
"But to give a red card is really hard to explain. I don?t want to see people sent off. That decision, only the referee saw it.
"As a referee, if you don?t see something and you make a mistake because you couldn?t see something, we?re all human beings and we all make mistakes but to give a decision on something that you don?t see, that?s lying, you?re making it up and that?s hard to take."
Wigan remain four points above the relegation zone but Martinez is sure they will stay up.
He added: "We haven't had a lot of luck and we?ve had to work very hard for everything and we just need to keep showing the standards we have shown."
Martinez hopes to have first-choice goalkeeper Chris Kirkland, who missed the match at Eastlands with a virus, available again for the trip to Fulham on Sunday.
Miley Cyrus' appearance on "American Idol" this past week didn't go without its fair share of criticism, and now one of the producers behind the move is speaking out. In a new interview with People Magazine, Ken Warwick had this to say about the decision:
"Miley brought an amazing, youthful energy while working with the Idol contestants this past weekend. Her experience in the music industry and her advice in handling fame at a young age proved invaluable.
"All of our contestants use what they learn from the mentors each week to carve their own path in the competition and Miley was no exception to this."
Of course, the real question here is if Miley actually helped the singers out. The majority of the "American Idol" contestants were panned this past week, and Aaron Kelly seemed to spend just as much time crushing on Miley as he did learning from her (ironically, Aaron was one of the better singers this week). There was also the issue that Miley was younger than many of the contestants -- but it would be fair to argue that she has enough experience for many musicians twice her age.
JOHANNESBURG - World Cup host city Durban has been given 60 days to make sure the "sky car" over the top of its Moses Mabhida stadium is safe after it got stuck, SAPA news agency reported on Wednesday.
The stadium is one of the most beautiful of the 10 venues for the June 11 to July 11 tournament in South Africa, and will host a semi-final match.
The sky car can take up to 20 visitors on a 106-metre-high and 350-metre-long arch along the top of the 70,000-seat stadium for views of the city and Indian Ocean.
"The municipality was issued a contravention notice and given 60 days to improve on the things highlighted during the inspection," SAPA quoted labour department chief inspector Thobile Lamati as saying.
The agency said Lamati visited the stadium following media reports and complaints that the car had got stuck while taking people on a trip.
The Times newspaper reported earlier this week that a 63-year-old woman collapsed while trying to walk down the 550 steps to the ground after the car got stuck near the top.
LONDON - Chelsea captain John Terry has criticised the standard of UEFA's elite referees following his side's elimination from the Champions League by Inter Milan last week.
Terry, who was widely quoted in Sunday's British newspapers, could be cited by the European governing body after claiming that bad refereeing contributed to Chelsea's loss not only to Inter but also to Barcelona last season.
Chelsea had two penalty appeals turned down by German referee Wolfgang Stark against Inter on Tuesday while Norwegian referee Tom Henning Ovrebo turned down four penalty appeals at Stamford Bridge against Barcelona last season.
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Terry also claimed that Stark "disrespected him" as Chelsea captain by turning his back when he went to speak to him.
"It was a bad performance by us but a really bad performance from the referee," Terry said.
"It is not good enough at this stage of the competition. We do our best to get ourselves in this position and for two years running we get let down by bad refereeing. We need someone at the club to take it up with UEFA."
Terry, who has made plenty of headlines for the wrong reasons this season, now faces the risk of a punishment from UEFA after remarking: "I'm not going to say the word conspiracy. I am not using that term, but I'm so frustrated by what happened.
"Florent Malouda got fouled inside the box in the first half and the referee waved play on. Didier Drogba gets manhandled and if the referee misses it, we have the linesman.
"When a decision didn't go our way I, as captain, went to speak to the referee and he turned his back on me.
"I wasn't shouting. I went to try to talk to him and when he wouldn't talk that is when I got frustrated. That is just pure disrespect.
"If I get myself in trouble, then so be it. I owe it to our fans to speak out."
No UEFA spokesman was available for comment.
Terry will not lead England at the World Cup in South Africa this year after he was stripped of the national captaincy last month following newspaper revelations that he had had an extra-marital affair with the former partner of team mate Wayne Bridge.
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No one is mine
May be Im not fine,
No one cares 4 me
No one has tears 4 me,
No one belives me
Everyone says leave me,
If I ever cry
No one wil even ask why?
and If I ever die
No one will cry,
No one says take care
Everyone says I dont care,
When I need someone 4 myself
I find no one 4help,
I dont know why?
Maybe talking to me they feel shy..!!
No one is mine
Maybe I m not fine. .. :-|
look
the moon is looking at you!
see
stars are shining 4 u!
hear
birds are singing 2 u!
listen
my heart is saying to you..
“I MISS U”
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“I want somebody who represents what is going on at the moment. I’d love to find a Taylor Swift, somebody who’s relevant rather than just a contest winner. ”
On whether a female will triumph this year he added:
“There is a better chance of a girl winning the show this year, certainly than last year.”
We’re hoping that Crystal Bowersox at least makes it to the final. If you have a favourite, make sure to leave a comment below.
Arsenal forward Andrey Arshavin was unhurt after being involved in a traffic accident on Monday.
Team-mate Nicklas Bendtner had what an ambulance spokesman called a "very lucky escape" earlier in the season when he crashed his Aston Martin into a tree - but Arshavin's collision was minor in comparison and only led to a damaged bumper.
Arshavin, who was with his wife Julia, revealed the accident on his official website.
The incident comes two days after the 28-year-old Russia international scored the opening goal in the win over Hull which maintained Arsenal's hopes of keeping pace in the Barclays Premier League title race.
It still needed a last-gasp winner from Bendtner to earn maximum points.
Winger Theo Walcott was encouraged by the result at Hull.
"That is the sign of champions, to go to the final minute," Walcott said. "We're showing great character."
On a personal level, Walcott is desperate to get a regular place in Arsene Wenger's starting line-up after coming off the bench against Porto and Hull last week.
"It's been very frustrating with injury after injury this season," Walcott said on Arsenal TV Online. "To start that game (against Burnley) and play very well then not to play Porto was disappointing because I just want to play. I feel as fit as ever.
"It's nice to come on and make a difference but I want to be starting most games. If I can show my support by coming off the bench I'll do a job.
"I've missed a long period of games and hopefully I'll be like a new signing and can bring something different to the team that we haven't got and push on for this title. It will be a very good one for the neutral."
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Whenever I feel u….
I just miss u …..
Whenever i miss u ….
I just wanna See u ….
Do u know why…….
It’s juts because …………
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Lazio goalkeeper Fernando Muslera admits he is flattered by reported interest from Arsenal.
The Gunners are understood to be monitoring the Uruguayan.
The 23-year-old joined Lazio in 2007 and has since cemented his place as number one in Rome.
Before joining the Serie A outfit he attracted attention from a number of clubs and his form in Italy now means he is again attracting attention.
Arsenal are said to be keen and Muslera admits he is pleased with that.
"It is important that a Premier League club like Arsenal have been monitoring my progress and it motivates me to play even better," he said.
Muslera, who will be going to the World Cup with Uruguay this summer, is reportedly close to agreeing a new four-year deal with Lazio.
BUENOS AIRES - Striker Washington scored twice to give Sao Paulo a 2-0 away win over Paraguay's Nacional in Group Two of the Libertadores Cup on Thursday.
Fellow Brazilian striker Kleber also scored two for Cruzeiro in their 2-2 draw at Venezuela'sDeportivo Italia in Group Seven but was sent off near the end for a bad tackle, his second yellow card offence.
In two Group Five matches played in Ecuador, modest Uruguayan side Cerro shocked Emelec 2-1 in the George Capwell stadium in Guayaquil while Ecuadorean champions Deportivo Quito were held 1-1 by Brazil'sInternacional in the capital.
Washington, who also scored both goals in Sao Paulo's 2-0 home win over Mexican champions Monterrey a month ago, took his tally in South America's top club competition to four.
He felt his performance answered his critics after he was slammed for a glaring miss against Once Caldas two weeks ago just before the Colombian side scored their second goal for a 2-1 victory.
"Of course, against Once Caldas I had that chance, I didn't take it and the team lost," Washington was quoted as saying on Brazilian broadcaster Globo's sports website.
"But there are going to be lots of games when I'm not going to score and the team will lose. No one's unbeatable and no one's perfect. But also, many times, I'll settle (the game), like today," he said.
NEAR-EMPTY STADIUM
Washington opened the scoring with a left-foot shot against the run of play just before the hour and tapped in a cross in the final minute of the match, played in front of less than a thousand spectators at Asuncion's Defensores del Chaco stadium.
Once Caldas, champions in 2004, lead the group with seven points, one ahead of three-times winners Sao Paulo, after three matches. Monterrey have four points and Nacional none.
In Caracas, twice champions Cruzeiro struggled against Italia, who picked up their first point and scored their first goals after two defeats.
Kleber was sent off five minutes from time and Italia's substitute left back Rafael Lobo was shown a straight red card in the 89th, two minutes after coming on.
In Guayaquil, Cerro midfielder Pablo Caballero put his side in front early in the second half when he tapped in the rebound after Alvaro Melo's shot had hit the bar.
In the 66th minute, centre-back Claudio Dadomo took a free kick on the right just outside the box, blasting a rising shot between two defenders and past diving keeper Marcelo Elizaga into the top far corner to secure a second win for the Uruguayans.
Midfielder Pablo Perez pulled one back with a diving header 20 minutes from the end.
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If U Look for Gud
U ll find Gud
If U look for Bad
U ll find Bad
In Life U always find
What U look for
Only thing tht matter is
What U choose to see
GUD MORNNG
BERLIN - Bayer Leverkusen, unbeaten in their first 24 outings, finally lost their first Bundesliga game of the season when they went down 3-2 defeat to lowly Nuremberg on Sunday.
Eric Choupo-Moting scored twice in five minutes before half time to put Nuremberg in the driving seat before Mickael Tavares increased their lead 10 minutes after the restart.
Leverkusen, who have become famous for finishing second, rallied as Bundesliga top scorer Stefan Kiessling pulled one back in the 66th minute with his 14th goal of the season and Patrick Helmes further reduced the arrears seven minutes later.
The defeat means Leverkusen, who have never won the Bundesliga but finished runners-up four times between 1997 and 2002, will end the weekend in third place with 50 points, three behind leaders Bayern Munich and one adrift of in-form Schalke 04.
Nuremberg, who have 21 points, climbed out of the relegation zone to 15th.
Nuremberg, who two weeks ago ended Bayern Munich's run of 13 successive wins in all competitions, went ahead three minutes before half time when Mike Frantz outjumped his marker and headed the ball into the path of 20-year-old Choupo-Moting, who fired past Rene Adler from close range after outfoxing two defenders.
The same player struck again three minutes later with a cool finish after he was picked out by Dennis Diekmeier's diagonal pass.
Marcel Risse provided the cross for Tavares to fire the third past Adler early in the second half.
Kiessling pulled one back with one of his easiest goals of the season, tapping into an empty net after Nuremberg goalkeeper Raphael Schaefer missed Gonzalo Castro's cross.
Another Castro cross had the Nuremberg defence in trouble again seven minutes later and Hermes took advantage after they failed to clear the ball.
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Volcanoes to erupt,
Tsunamis to devastate,
Hurricanes to sway around
&
no one teaches
How to choose a Wife,
NATURAL DISASTERS JUST HAPPEN.
ROME - Serie A leaders Inter Milan failed to capitalise on the draw between closest rivals AC Milan and AS Roma when they were held 0-0 by Genoa at the San Siro on Sunday.
Inter have 59 points from 27 games after their fourth draw in five league games and maintain the four-point lead they started the weekend with over Milan, who failed to turn dominance into goals in another goalless draw in Rome on Saturday.
AS Roma are three points further back in third.
Jose Mourinho, serving the second game of his three-match touchline ban for his controversial handcuffs gesture against Sampdoria two weeks ago, fielded three strikers in his starting XI.
Nevertheless his team were sterile in attack in a listless first half, when Genoa's Giandomenico Mesto and Giuseppe Sculli and Inter's Dejan Stankovic all had crisp but central shots easily saved.
The champions made three substitutions in a bid to shake things up after the break with the struggling Samuel Eto'o among those making an entry from the bench.
The Cameroon striker had a shot from outside the box well saved by Marco Amelia and Maicon came close with a diagonal strike as Inter finally put the visitors under pressure in the closing stages.
"We had a lot of players who travelled and played 90 minutes with their national teams this week," Inter's technical director Marco Branca told Sky television. "You cannot always be at the top in terms of concentration and desire.
"It's a point and it's one game less to the end of the season. Today's match wasn't brilliant. That can happen during the course of the championship."
Mourinho is refusing to talk to the media before or after league matches during his ban.
Palermo regained fourth place earlier on Sunday when Fabrizio Miccoli's late goal gave them a 1-0 home win over relegation-threatened Livorno.
Palermo have 46 points from 27 games, two more than Juventus who won 2-1 at Fiorentinaon Saturday.
Sampdoria are also in the chase for Champions League qualification after a 2-1 comeback win at home over Lazio that puts them one point behind Juve in sixth.
Stefano Guberti's piledriver and a volley by Giampaolo Pazzini clinched it in the first half after Sergio Floccari's early opener for the Rome club.
Lazio, who are just three points above the relegation zone, had Mauro Zarate sent off for dissent in the 77th minute.
