Valentino Rossi was born on February 16th, 1979 in Urbino. Rossi is an Italian professional motorcycle racer and multiple MotoGP world champion. He is one of the most successful motorcycle racers of all time, with 8 Grand Prix World Championships to his name. Rossi is one of the highest earning sports personalities in the world, having earned an estimated $34 million in 2007. In 2005 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season, Rossi captured his 7th World Championship and 5th straight MotoGP Championship. Valentino Rossi returned to MotoGP for the 2007 season riding the new Yamaha YZR-M1 800 cc. In the first race in Qatar he came second to Casey Stoner on the Ducati Desmosedici. On June 8, 2009, Valentino Rossi rode a Yamaha around the famous Isle of Man TT Course in an exhibition lap along-side fellow Italian motorcycle legend Giacomo Agostini, in what was called ‘The Lap of the Gods.
Valentino Rossi
July 20th, 2009Clijster’s Comeback Trail
July 19th, 2009
Look whos coming back to tennis its finally Kim clijsters is eyeing for a comeback to professional tennis. Well she is practicing hard preparing for the Cincinnati womens open, which is goin to be held on Aug 31.For people who miss her splits she’s gonna be back soon, this Cincinnati Open which is being followed by U.S open. Well she is really a great athlete & great fighter & her splits are jus amazing. On the press meet Clijster’s said “I’ve been training like a professional, with my mind set to come back as a full professional”. Lets Hope she comes back with a bang.
Gautham Gambhir topped ICC Ranking
July 15th, 2009
GAUTHAM GAMBHIR topped ICC Test Batsman ranking.Gautham Gambhir himself had no idea of becoming number one in ICC Test Batsman ranking. Gambhir on Wednesday 15-07-2009 became Indian since Rahul Dravid to top the ranking for test batsman. Indians top both ODI and test ranking for batsman due to Gautham Gambhir’s rise. Gambhir said that “It feels great to have contributed to the team’s success. We have played some great Test cricket in the past and the fact that I played a part in that makes the feeling even better.” “There were many questions about my technique and whether I could cut my teeth in Test cricket…With that in mind, to be at the top feels even better,” he said. “The New Zealand series was my first full Test tour outside the sub-continent and to have done well means a lot,” said the left-hander. Gambhir is not looking back but concentrating on scoring runs in Sri Lanka.
Laser Start!!!
July 12th, 2009
How many times have you been in a situation where you were not able to start your car properly? Well it would be quite a lot times due to your spark plug problems. Now you can forget all that the spark plugs would be no more, you can be soon able to start your car by lasers. This is been developed by joint team from Liverpool University & car giant Ford. They call it the ignition system which uses focused beams of laser light to ignite fuel. This Technology is more reliable & more efficient to start the vehicle in cold & damp conditions. Lasers can be split into multiple beams to give multiple ignition points, which gives far better chance of ignition.
IOCell CellDisk [16GB]
July 10th, 2009
In recent times Thumdrive has become part and parcel of life. We use it at office, home and in friend’s computer etc. Now there are some big daddys of thumbdrives entering the market which might interest you. IOCell CellDisk [16GB]is the latest invention. Iocell has the solution, with the 16GB CellDisk, currently the largest flash drive available. CellDisk can now safely say they have the largest thumb drive with the new 16 GB CellDisk Flash Drive. These Flash Drives are starting to make my external 20 GB FireWire jump drive look pretty silly. That 8GB thumb drives not doing it for you? Iocell has the solution, with the 16GB CellDisk, currently the largest flash drive available. Should be just the thing for creating that bootable XP flash drive you’ve been planning or for carrying around a couple of flicks from one PC to another. Of course, this won’t stay the world’s largest for long, and we’re fine with that. Bring on the terabyte thumb drives, and make it snappy!
Roger Federer’s 15th Grand Slam Title
July 8th, 2009
Swiss ace and worlds number one ROGER FEDERER has won the 15th Grand slam title. Although severely tested by Andy Roddick, Roger Federer held firm to keep his date with destiny on Sunday 5th July 2009. Having equaled Pete Sampras record of 14 Grand Slam titles at the French open earlier this year, Federer became the first man to win 15 majors when he out lasted Roddick 5-7, 7-6(6), 7-6(5), 3-6, 16-14 in a tense, dramatic men’s singles final at Wimbledon .
“It’s staggering that I’ve been able to play so well for so many years, staying injury free,” said Federer, quoted by the BBC. He himself was shocked that he beat Pete Sampras’ record of 14 Grand Slam titles. This was a golden moment in Ferderer’s life.
USB Powered Chain Saw
July 8th, 2009USB The universal serial bus has made its importance and flexibility in the computer gadget world, the can interlink some of the coolest & hottest gadgets in the world. And now here we are with another cool gadget which is called the i-saw. This saw is USB powered and measuring no longer than the size of the regular keyboard. This is very handy and been designed for proper grip & better handling. Handling these kinds of instruments such as saws you cannot comprise on safety, so don’t worry this is safe to handle. It’s just plug n play and has no time delay with zero startup time. It can cut through wood as the regular full sized electrical chain saw.
Duolemaei Ski Resort
June 27th, 2009Duolemaei Ski Resort is located in Zhangjiakou of Hebei province. The major ski resorts around Beijing have finished snow-producing and will open to public late this month or early next month. In order to attract more skiers and travelers, these ski resorts have heavily invested in facility and service improvement and activity arrangements. It will first open to the public on November 24, which generates the Seventh China Chongli International Ski Festival. According to the manager of Duolemei resort, the resort was built by an investment of 78,000 Euro from Italian famous skiing facilities manufacturer LEITNER and DOLOMITI Cor. 5 snow trail have been built with a total length of 5.050 meters and one lift 1,328 meters in length has been finished.
MJ waves Bye Bye
June 26th, 2009 
American super star MICHEAL JACKSON was born in Gary, Indiana on August 29, 1958. He entertained the audiences throughout his life. His father Joseph Jackson was a guitarist. Jackson was child prodigy, he was very was very much interested in music and dance. He made his debut on the profession music since 1968 as a member Jackson5. Jackson’s 1982 Thriller remains world’s best selling album of all time. In the early 1980s he became very popular and great entertainer. He was the first African American entertainer to amass a strong crossover following on MTV. Jackson popularized a number of physically complicated dance techniques, such as robot and moonwalk. These were the most famous steps and became very famous. He influenced many hip hop, pop.
Jackson was the king of dance, he had many fans. Rite from a kid to old age people loved MICHEAL JACKSON. He became inspiration for many people. But on June 25th Jackson collapsed in his rented mansion. The report stated that he was noted to have been in cardiac arrest by the paramedics who attended him at his house. Many people mourned at his death. JACKSON is immortal his fame is still there. Till music and dance exists there is no death for Michael Jackson. Let his soul rest in peace.
Life in Moon
June 24th, 2009
Searching for water on the moon. The search for water is high on the agenda of the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter and the Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite. India’s Chandrayaan-1 probe, too, may join the quest. Forty years after man first set foot on the moon the United States has dispatched two unmanned lunar space craft to earth’s natural satellite to pave the way for humans to return there. “Discovering water on the moon would be like finding a gold mine”, said US space agency NASA in recent press document. It estimates getting a bottle of water to the moon would run to about $50000 at current launch costs. So the ability to extract water locally would immensely useful if humans want to establish bases on the celestial body. In a paper published in 1961, three scientists at the California Institute of Technology put forward the idea that water ‘may well be present in appreciable quantities in shaded areas in the form of ice’. Some 30 years later, two U.S space probes that went to the moon, Clementine and Lunar prospector, and provided evidence that water might persist as patches of ice mixed with soil at the bottom of the craters at the poles. But the evidence has been disputed by some scientists. The new result that we have found is that the hydrogen is not merely near to the lunar poles but concentrated in the shadowed polar crates. If hydrogen exists in the form of water the scientists estimate, the top one meter of soil in the lunar crates could be holding many billions of water.