Archive for April, 2009
Soccer Player Yellow Carded for Farting as Penalty Was Being Taken
During a game described by the referee as a “normal day at the office” a Chorlton Villa player has been yellow carded for “ungentlemanly conduct” after it was ruled he distracted an opposition player taking a penalty by deliberately breaking wind. The goal keeper saved the ‘distracted’ shot but couldn’t stop the retaken penalty. He [...]
Football Club Gives Fans Their Money Back After ‘Pitiful’ Performance
Germany: The Energie Cottbus football club is giving fans who travelled 380 miles to watch them play a refund after they played ‘timidly’ and were crushed 4-0 by Schalke. They have won only one of their last seven games and face relegation. “By refunding the cost of admission for their supporters, the red and whites [...]
Childhood Heroes
There is an old proverb that says that it takes an entire community to raise a child. Even if you aren’t a certain child’s parent, you can influence them in order to grow up to be a better person. One of the easiest ways to do this is as a coach. The characteristics that you [...]
Hand Grenade On Atlanta Golf Course
A golfer in Atlanta, GA., searching for his missing ball, came apon a half buried hand grenade. Bomb Squad investigators detonated the older style pineapple grenade which was unearthed by recent rains. It is felt the grenade was left over from the course’s former owners, the US Army. Now Atlanta Municipal Golf Course, the land [...]
What is Zumba?
Zumba has become the latest craze in dancing and fitness. There are variations everywhere that cater to people of any age. Even senior citizens can get to enjoy the programs and burn calories the fun way. It is important that you understand the concepts and principles first, so you can get the most out of [...]
2010 Winter Olympics Host City Plagued by Spike in Violence
As it prepares to host the Olympic Games in 2010, the city of Vancouver, British Columbia, is struggling with a surge in violent crime. Homicide investigators say that January alone saw 17 fatal shootings, with 58 murders in 2008 and 41 in 2007. RCMP Superintendent Pat Fogarty said a shortage of drugs is responsible, citing [...]
Formula One Teams Ruled Legal, Despite Other Teams’ Protests
The FIA, the Formula One’s governing body, has ruled that the cars of the Brawn GP, Toyota and Williams teams are able to take part in the Australian Grand Prix, despite three teams protesting the legality of them. Ferrari, Renault and BMW Sauber all protested that part of the back of the car do not [...]
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