July 5th, 2008
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September 27th, 2008
Mexican legend Julio Cesar Chavez is not rooting for Oscar De La Hoya nor is he picking Manny Pacquiao to win their much-ballyhooed Dec. 6 bout in Las Vegas.
Still bitter over his 1996 and 1998 stoppage losses to De La Hoya, an American citizen of pure Mexican lineage, Chavez downplayed Pacquiao’s chances of upsetting the naturally bigger De La Hoya, who has a four-inch advantage in height at 5-foot-10 and six inch edge in wingspan at 73 inches.
So, does Pacquiao have a chance of winning?
“Only if De La Hoya doesn’t have hands,” Chavez sarcastically told noted fight scribe Norm Frauenheim of the Arizona Republic in a story that was carried by 15rounds.com yesterday.
Frauenheim said Chavez was in town “to endorse a Phoenix law firm.”
“He wound up condemning Oscar De La Hoya,” wrote Frauenheim.
Chavez, who fought 115 times in a professional career that lasted 25 years (1980 to 2005), said he remains mystified why the Golden Boy opted to take on a puny puncher like Pacquiao, who started out as a light-flyweight (108 lbs) instead of a fellow big man like Antonio Margarito of Mexico.
Chavez, now 48, said Pacquiao is more admired and loved than De La Hoya in Mexico because of Pacquiao’s devil-may-care attitude on top of the ring.
“If he thinks beating Pacquiao will make Mexicans love him, he’s crazy,” snorted Chavez.
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August 21st, 2008
See the Beijing Olympic stadiums made entirely out of Lego created by The Hong Kong LEGO Users Group within 100 hours.
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August 7th, 2008
Are you having difficulty in maintaining a good credit standing? Problems with your credit maybe due to temporary loss of income, unavoidable circumstances, illness or even a simple computer mistake.
To get back your good credit standing, it is imperative that you have a good credit rating. Today, businesses and mortgage houses usually conducts investigations on your credit history to ensure that any of your application for credit is valid, whether it is for employment, insurance, leases and properties. This then will become the basis for them to decide if they will approve or deny your application. Therefore, it is for your best interest to settle first all your credit problems before it is too late. Solving them usually takes some time and it is important that you have enough patience to accomplish this. Read the rest of this entry »
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July 30th, 2008
France is definitely a very good place to visit. It is famously known for it’s rich culture, arts and people. There are a lot of France photos that we can search on the internet but taking a shot personally is more exciting because you can witness in your eyes its natural beauty. While in Paris, there are a good number of hotels and inns that are within your budget. Browse through our listing of Hotel Paris which offers you a wide range of quality hotels in down town and reservation is very easy because you can do it online.
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July 28th, 2008
There was no class today because I thought GMA suspended it because today is her annual SONA. But I was informed by my friend who is an elementary school teacher that it was due to weather “prediction” by the PAGASA which prompts the Dept. of Education to suspend the rain. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: gas crisis, gloria arroyo, GMA, rice crisis, SONA, state of the nation address
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