thy will to serve

WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE he won the fight.. seven titles seven devesions, one MANNY PACQUAIO

On November 14, Pacquiao defeated former WBO welterweight champion Miguel Ángel Cotto of Puerto Rico by TKO in the 12th round, at the MGM Grand Las Vegas. Even before Ricky Hatton's fight against Paulie Malignaggi last year, Top Rank promoter Bob Arum stated his desire for Pacquiao to fight Cotto. Pacquiao then gave Arum the go signal to arrange the fight after Cotto won a hard-fought decision against Joshua Clottey at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Meanwhile, current WBA welterweight champion "Sugar" Shane Mosley tried to lure Pacquiao to fight him. Mosley even offered Pacquiao for a fight at junior welterweight (140 pounds), Pacquiao's weight class as of the moment.[44] However, after unsuccessful attempts, Mosley shifted his focus to a fight against WBC welterweight champion Andre Berto.

Among the details that were agreed upon for the Pacquiao-Cotto fight were the weight (both camps agreed to the 145 pound catchweight) and the purse (Pacquiao will get the 65% share of PPV buys, as compared to Cotto's 35% share). In addition, the fight would be for the WBO Welterweight title.

Pacquiao solidly defeated Cotto to become the new WBO welterweight champion, his seventh title in seven weight classes. After winning the first round and arguably the fifth, Cotto appeared to tire progressively while Pacquiao maintained his speed and power, dropping Cotto in the third. At the end of the 11th round, Cotto's own father sought to stop the fight. Cotto and his trainer, however, wanted to continue, and the HBO announcers speculated it was so Cotto could have the honor of finishing. A minute into the 12th round, however, it was clear that Cotto could not throw any more decent punches, prompting the referee to stop things.

On the 12th round of the match, referee Kenny Bayless stopped the match, awarding the match to Pacquiao by TKO due to his nearly uninterrupted domination of Cotto after the first round. With this victory, Pacquiao took the WBO welterweight title, his seventh world championship and became the first boxer in history to win seven world titles in seven different weight divisions.

WHILE in the philippines this is the croud
together, forever,, we support our one and only boxing heroooooooooo



MABUHI KA PACMAN.. LONG LIVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

1. A man who has a million dollars is as well off as if he were rich.
-John Jacob Astor, German-born U.S. financier

2. The penalty of success is to be bored by people who used to snub you.
-Nancy Astor, Viscountess, U.S.-born British politician

3. Goodness does not consist in greatness, but greatness in goodness.
-Athenaeus, Egyptian-born Greek writer

4. This is the last time that I will take part as an amateur.
-Daniel Francois Esprit Auber, French composer

5. The world is a book, and those who do not travel, read only a page.
-Saint Augustine of Hippo

6. Whenever you fall, pick up something.
-Oswald Theodore Avery, Canadian-born U.S. physician

7. Originality is the essence of true scholarship. Creativity is the soul of the true scholar.
-Nnamdi Azikiwe, Nigerian president & newspaper editor

8. I think your whole life shows in your face and you should be proud of that.
-Lauren Bacall, U.S. actress

9. Hope is a good breakfast, but it is a bad supper.
-Francis Bacon

10. Prosperity doth best discover vice; but adversity doth best discover virtue.
-Francis Bacon

I try to lose my self today
and if this pain will go away
A thousand days I'd try to waste
i feel your side but your'e still ok.

I feel you, You dont' feel me
I see you, You dont' see me

Duck!,Duck! as we stand back to back
seeing disappear and my eyes fades to Black
I wanna let it out when im Back on the track
Causing you to move and bringing you heart attack
And I feel the pain like a Needle in my Vain now
Hurt myself cause i think I didn't know how
Cut myself and Watch me bleed, I turn out as
I watch bleed!

Dont' take away your eyes
Coz i know youre beside me and
I just can hold and say
I wish i'm Numb inside
Coz i dont' want this feeling,
feeling that i can't hide

I try to crawl inside of you
And hope this day will go away
I turn away to watch you drown
I'm still right here
try to here a sound

The colours of my mind,
Oh so dear, oh so kind.
There is a place - I need to find,
The address to the colours of my mind…

At night I dream of this place,
And then I awaken to life's race -
I work and I run with all - but grace.
In my heart I feel this place…

My soul becomes light,
As I abandon society's fight.
I capture the colours - with all my might,
And I find my garden within, I Am - Light…

ICELAND FIRE AND ICE

Over the centuries, Iceland’s human inhabitants, today more than 320,000 strong, have forged close ties to the island’s wildlife. But the relationship has had its ups and downs. When settlers first arrived, for instance, Iceland was covered with stands of healthy forest. Within a century, however, the trees had been felled to provide fuel and timber to growing villages. Today, far less than 1% of the island’s original forest remains. Residents are now making efforts to replant imported trees. Similarly, humans haven’t been kind to Iceland’s thin glacial soils. For hundreds of years, they have herded sheep across their lands, harvesting valuable wool and meat. In fact, there are twice as many sheep in Iceland as people. Unfortunately, however, the woolly livestock overgrazed the thin vegetation and promoted erosion, reducing once green fields to rocky, barren lots. Up to a third of the country’s fields were seriously scarred.

Today, new management methods have reduced some of the damage. And Icelanders are increasingly aware that they bear responsibility for preserving nature, including some of the world’s most important bird nesting grounds. Near Latrabjarg, for instance, is the world’s single largest seabird-nesting cliff, while southern Iceland hosts the globe’s biggest skua colony. Iceland is also home to some of the world’s largest colonies of puffins, seabirds beloved the world around whose colorful, clown-like beaks are their most identifying feature. By protecting these remarkable natural sites, Iceland is not only helping to preserve the world’s biological heritage, it also helps promote a healthy economy. Increasingly, tourism, including bird watchers who come to see the colonies, has become one of the nation’s most important sources of income.



Protecting wildlife, however, does not always mean fencing it off from humans. For generations, some Icelanders have made a living acting as nursemaids to nesting eider ducks. As Iceland: Fire and Ice shows, the ducks benefit from the human attention, as the farmers protect the birds from predators. The humans, on the other hand, benefit from a feathery harvest: they gather the soft down that eiders use to line their nests once the feathers are no longer needed to insulate the eggs. The down eventually makes its way into some of the softest, warmest pillows and comforters around the world — souvenirs from the land of fire and ice that some sleepers may never realize they possess.

like me í am very lucky enough to live in shouteastcost with a 1,783 inhabitants and fishing is the main industry here. I am too lucy enough where i can see the glacier everyday.. the vatnajökull glacier europe´s lagerst glacier.



Anyone who ever wondered how Iceland got its name would likely find the answer in the fact that the country's largest glacier alone covers more than eight percent of the country. Near the Vatnajökull Glacier's center, several active volcanoes make for a contrasting landscape. For example, visitors can visit hot springs located within the glacier's ice caves.

if i where you if u had a plan to come in iceland, come straight in here this is the place to be. few but good people, like me, i did not know all there names here but they know my name hahaha it is beacaus i am a foreigner here brown complixtion, every one´s eyes attract when i pass the street (joke) hehee.

and if u want to experience the sweetness of langostine check this out.. http://www.rikivatnajokuls.is/humarhofnin

and here you can see me with the French chief who tought me how to cook lobster soup and everything


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