2009年12月3日

Garden Design

This post i will tell you about Garden Design











This is Japanese style garden and it looks relax when you was enjoying your tea =)


This is most of the person that will like do make their's garden become nice look and when you near the type of garden like this ,i think will feeling very relax.



This picture is the West country garden design and it was looks prefect .

My Dream Car~~

Hmmm , i think most of the person also have their own dream car...In this post , i would like to show you about my dream car =D

My Dream Car - Peugeot 206 Sport

If the car put some sticker and the sticker can make the car nice looks.I'm also would like to show the car sticker.

Car Body Sticker

WindShield Sticker

Graphic Sticker

Roll Call Sticker

Performance Sticker

Hood Stickers


Thats all the sticker that i have show you. Try to imagine thats your dream put with this types sticker and how come it will be ?

The tattoo that i wants

The tattoo that i wants tattoo in my body got 2

One ~


Two~
















But when i go to the tattoo shop ask the price , it was quite expensive ...and i think have to earn a lot of money just can go make it ...

Three types of service

In our country ,we can see the three types of service .
LET ME SHOW YOU NOW !!!

2009年12月1日

Cs2 Outline

General Purpose : To demonstrate

Specific Purpose : To demonstrate (how to play snooker_

Central Idea : To teach people how to play snooker and the history of snooker.

Introduction : Did you know about snooker?Snooker is the standard sport from western country and it was played in the 1500s.Snooker also can get the ranking from the tournament.

Transition : Let me tell you what's needed to play snooker.

Body : (i)Gather materials = Cues , Snooker Tables ,One set of standard balls.
(ii)The rules of playing snooker
(iii)What should we do when playing

Transition : I've told you what's needed to play snooker , the rules of it and the step how to shot the balls.

Summary : Playing snooker was quite easy because we just need to practice and play more.After you practice , you should know how you shot the ball and which ball is your target have to shot.Besides that , when playing snooker most of the player need to concentrate but sometimes should have some luck.

Conclusion : I hope all my friends like snooker this type of sports because it was a good entertaiments for us.

Biliography :  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History _of_snooker

2009年11月24日

The types of music

Most of the person like music but the type of music have a lot like Soft music , Rock music , Electronic music ,Hip Hop , Jazz and more but i'm the person that crazy Electronic music because it will make me feel well when i was moody.
Here is the music by my favourite band - Bass Agents with their's song (Bass In Your Face)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJHtHFK56h0&feature=related

The picture of Bass Agent



And Their's Logo



Here also the link about them , http://www.bassagents.com/

2009年11月18日

The Famous Snooker Player


Jimmy White


Stephen Hendry


Paul Hunter


Ronnie O'Sullivan


Ding Jun Hui

The history about snooker !

History of snooker

The game of snooker is a spin-off of billiards which dates back to the 16th century but the game of snooker did not really come into being until the 1800s. Billiards had become popular among the British Armed Forces stationed in India. As billiards was only a two player game, however, new games such as Life Pool and Pyramid Pool were developed in order to accommodate more players. Eventually these two games were combined to form one which is now called snooker.

History of the Game

The beginning

Billiards was first played in the 1500s. It was not played by many people, though, as it generally only took place in royal palaces with aristocrats. This gave the sport a reputation of being a 'gentleman's game'. The tables used back then did not consist of any side rails, pockets or cushions, however. They only contained holes for the balls to be potted. This meant that every time that a pot was achieved the ball would fall on to the ground. The table was not the only thing different from modern billiards equipment as the balls were then made of ivory.
In the 1800s the sport had become quite popular among the British Armed Forces that were stationed in India. They played this to pass the time due to the monsoon rain. With only 3 balls used in billiards which included a cue ball for each player it was unsuitable for any more than 2 players. This was when multi-player versions were formed. These include both Life Pool and Pyramid Pool. Life Pool was where several coloured balls were used as both cue balls and object balls. In Pyramid Pool 15 red balls were used and a cue ball. Each player received one point per red ball potted. As well as games being developed the tables were being improved. Tables had now developed into something similar as the ones we know now. Cushions, side rails and pockets had all been added as the players were fed up of balls falling on to the floor.
Black Pool was the next version to be created. This was similar to Pyramid Pool except that the black ball from Life Pool was added to the game and could be potted for more points. In 1875, however, at the officers' mess in Jabalpur a colonel Sir Neville Francis Fitzgeral Chamberlain suggested that the other coloured balls should also be added to the new version. The game was now becoming more like snooker is nowadays, although both the blue and brown balls were added in later years.
The name for the new version came after the Colonel, Sir Neville Chamberlain, called one of the players 'a real snooker', when he had missed a shot, referring to his lack of experience. 'Snooker' was a slang term for a first year cadet. This term was then associated with the game and so it was snooker. The first official set of rules for the new game were drafted up in 1882 in Ootacamund. When the British Billiard Champion, John Roberts, travelled to India in 1885 he met Chamberlain and then he decided to introduce the game to England when he arrived back there.

The Early Years

It took several years for the first official competitions to take place, but in 1916 the English Amateur Championships were first played and in 1927 Joe Davis helped to establish the first Professional World Championship. The winner of this was also Joe Davis who took home the winning prize of £6.10s. At the time the standard was not very high as the highest break of that tournament was just 60. Snooker, though, was beginning to become the most popular cue sport especially in 1930s.
Joe Davis continued to dominate the era as he won every World Championship up to when he retired in 1946. He also seemed to be ahead of his time as he recorded a maximum break and also had many of the skills and techniques of future generations. Soon afterwards, however, a dispute developed between the games then governing body, the Control Council, and the Billiards Association. As a result they were only two participants in the official World Championship, although an unofficial one was organised and the winner of this at the time was generally regarded as the best player in the world. Horace Lindrum won the official one and so his name is engraved on the trophy. This happened between 1952 and 1957. The popularity of snooker declined throughout the 50's and 60's and therefore no world championship took place between 1958 and 1963.

Rise in Popularity

In 1969, however, a new tournament called Pot Black was launched by the BBC as a result of the introduction of colour T.V. The programme proved to be huge success and helped put snooker back into the public's view. It was successful into the 1980s when it was discontinued but a new version has been run in recent years.
The World Championship was first televised in 1973 as snooker began to grow in popularity once again. World Rankings were introduced in 1976 and in 1977 the World Championship was staged in the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield where it has been ever since. Daily television coverage of the World Championship began the following year - 1978. More money poured into the game due to the rise in popularity and a new breed of player started to emerge, like Steve Davis, who were young, serious and dedicated. Snooker reached its peak in popularity in 1985 with a titanic match in the World Championship final between Steve Davis and Dennis Taylor. Davis was favourite for the match and title due to his dominance of the decade. Everything was going to plan for him when he raced into a 7-1 lead in the first session but Taylor came storming back and it eventually went to a final frame decider which was decided on the final black ball at 00.20 in the morning with Taylor being the victor. This match received a huge U.K. T.V. rating of 18.5 million.

Modern Times

Snooker continued to be popular in the 1990s and into the new millennium. Stephen Hendry had been the dominant force throughout the 90's with his aggressive style. He broke many of Steve Davis's records including winning seven world championships. Snooker's grow in popularity seems to have stagnated now especially with the number of tournaments cut down than on previous years and also the blow of losing sponsorships for tournaments like the Masters and World Championship after it became illegal in the U.K. for tobacco companies to sponsor sports tournaments. A big plus point for snooker, though, it has huge popularity in China. With many Chinese players taking up the game including the most prominent, Ding Junhui who has already won a couple of ranking tournaments the future of the game does look secure. Ronnie O'Sullivan's success in recent years have captivated many younger players.

2009年11月4日

Stone Sour - Through Glass

My Favourite Singer - Stone Sour

Through Glass
I'm looking at you through the glass
Don't know how much time has passed
Oh God, it feels like forever
But no one ever tells you that forever
Feels like home, sitting all alone inside your head

'Cuz I'm looking at you through the glass
Don't know how much time has passed
All I know is that it feels like forever
No one ever tells you that forever
Feels like home, sitting all alone inside your head

How do you feel? That is the question
But I forget, you don't expect an easy answer
When something like a soul becomes
Initialized and folded up like paper dolls and little notes
You can't expect a bit of hopes
So while you're outside looking in
Describing what you see
Remember what you're staring at is me

'Cuz I'm looking at you through the glass
Don't know how much time has passed
All I know is that it feels like forever
No one ever tells you that forever
Feels like home, sitting all alone inside your head

How much is real? So much to question
An epidemic of the mannequins
Contaminating everything
When thought came from the heart
It never did right from the start
Just listen to the noises
(Null and void instead of voices)
Before you tell yourself it's just a different scene
Remember it's just different from what you've seen

I'm looking at you through the glass
Don't know how much time has passed
And all I know is that it feels like forever
No one ever tells you that forever
Feels like home, sitting all alone inside your head

'Cuz I'm looking at you through the glass
Don't know how much time has passed
All I know is that it feels like forever
No one ever tells you that forever
Feels like home, sitting all alone inside your head

And it's the stars, the stars
That shine for you
And it's the stars, the stars
That lie to you, yeah

And it's the stars, the stars
That shine for you
And it's the stars, the stars
That lie to you, yeah

I'm looking at you through the glass
Don't know how much time has passed
Oh God, it feels like forever
But no one ever tells you that forever
Feels like home, sitting all alone inside your head

'Cuz I'm looking at you through the glass
Don't know how much time has passed
All I know is that it feels like forever
But no one ever tells you that forever
Feels like home, sitting all alone inside your head

And it's the stars, the stars
That shine for you, yeah
And it's the stars, the stars
That lie to you, yeah

And it's the stars, the stars
That shine for you, yeah
And it's the stars, the stars
That lie to you, yeah

Oh, and the stars
Oh, and the stars they lie