The children in this picture are the orphans in one of the orphanage situated in Tambaram. During the independence day of this year, we friends from our college collected some amount and went to that place with some things such as foods, clothes etc. These kids were really happy while seeing us and we organized cultural among them and gave some prizes. This encourages some confidence among them and helped them to fight for there life.
The broken bridge herein the photo is one of the favorite spot for enjoyment in my life. This spot is situated in Ennore, the northern part of Chennai. As shown in the photo the extreme end of the bridge finishes at the middle of the river and we have to reach that place by walking through side walls. The breadth of the side wall is just 1feet and as you see there are holes between the walls. If we slipped then we might be swollen away by the sea. So it’s extremely risky and it gives us thrilling experience. It is also a shooting spot for kollywood people. The climax part of the film “KAKA KAKA”, which is acted by surya, is taken in this bridge.
Hi everyone. This is my first post. So I am going to write about my lovable mobile. I have Sony W910i for past few months. It is my first camera mobile. The feature which liked the most in my mobile is its motion sensor which will automatically react according to your movements while playing. The clarity of my mobile is the best according to my thing.
Champions Argentina face Nigeria for the Olympic gold medal on Saturday in a match which promises to be every bit as exciting as their previous meeting in the final 12 years ago. On that occasion, Nigeria became the first African team to win the tournament when they won 3-2 with a last-gasp Emmanuel Amunike goal the South Americans claimed was offside. Both teams included players who went on to enjoy successful careers at senior international level. Diego Simeone, Javier Zanetti and Roberto Ayala each made over 100 appearances for Argentina while Jay Jay Okocha, Sunday Oliseh and Nwankwo Kano were in the Nigeria side.
Both teams reached their final with their own brands of attacking football. Nigeria have been exuberant but exasperatingly erratic and their players have been criticised by coach Samson Siasia for individualism. Argentina, led by the dynamic Lionel Messi and Sergio Aguero and orchestrated by Juan Roman Riquelme in midfield, have been stylish and are buoyed by their 3-0 thrashing of arch-rivals Brazil in the semifinal. One possible dampener could be the heat as the match will kick off at midday — a hefty price to pay for staging the event at the Bird’s Nest, where athletics take priority. It is another reminder of soccer’s somewhat uncomfortable place at the Games.
Brazil overcame their deep frustration at not making the men’s Olympic football final by putting away Belgium 3-0 to take the bronze medal consolation prize at Shanghai Stadium here on Friday. Goals to Diego and Jo in the first half and a second to Jo on full-time settled the outcome. It was the second time they met in these Olympics, after Brazil narrowly won their opening pool match 1-0, but this time the samba boys were not as laid back. Although clearly demoralised by their 0-3 semifinal loss to Argentina, they had inspirational captain Ronaldinho to re-ignite their motivation with a masterful display in the midfield. The AC Milan star created numerous opportunities through the first half starting with a header that just sailed over the bar in the opening minutes.
