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Anja Rubik Vogue Paris February 2010
Anja Rubik Vogue Paris February 2010
Polish model Anja Rubik done a photo shoot with real snake draped around her body to done an editorial for the fashion magazine Vogue Paris for the month of February 2010. The photo shoot is very creative and interesting. Apart from being horrifying it looks glamorous as python is featured together with snake-inspired Lanvin jewelry.
Polish model Anja Rubik done a photo shoot with real snake draped around her body to done an editorial for the fashion magazine Vogue Paris for the month of February 2010. The photo shoot is very creative and interesting. Apart from being horrifying it looks glamorous as python is featured together with snake-inspired Lanvin jewelry.
Success is Okay!
Success is Okay!
Did you know that it's perfectly alright to be successful?
It is.
It's also entirely okay for you to have found the perfect job, to be in the ideal relationship, to not have to worry about money, to be able to spend your time "playing" in the garden when you want, or go to your kids' early morning tennis games because you can.
And best of all, if you can do any or all of those things, it's 100% Grade-A acceptable to enjoy it.
I bring this up because I've spoken with a lot of people recently who are having problems accepting the fact that -- in various and sundry ways -- they are successful, they have achieved the goals they set for themselves and can now enjoy the results.
You work so hard to achieve so much that it's a shame to not enjoy those good things that you create in your life.
Worse, it's an insult to your own dedication and hard work, and to the work of those who helped you along the way.
Stop denying your success. Stop hiding from the pleasures that you've earned. Stop being guilty because you've done some (or all) of what you set out to do.
Instead, enjoy it. Be happy with it. Model it to others. Share it.
Success is its own reward, but only if you accept it.
Accept your success today!
About The Author : Jim Allen is a professional life coach, speaker, and writer. Get more great ideas every week by subscribing to Jim's weekly newsletter, THE BIG IDEA, by sending a blank email to: mailto:Subscribe@CoachJim.com (©2001 Jim Allen & CoachJim.com ALL RIGHTS RESERVED)
Source : coachjim.com
Did you know that it's perfectly alright to be successful?
It is.
It's also entirely okay for you to have found the perfect job, to be in the ideal relationship, to not have to worry about money, to be able to spend your time "playing" in the garden when you want, or go to your kids' early morning tennis games because you can.
And best of all, if you can do any or all of those things, it's 100% Grade-A acceptable to enjoy it.
I bring this up because I've spoken with a lot of people recently who are having problems accepting the fact that -- in various and sundry ways -- they are successful, they have achieved the goals they set for themselves and can now enjoy the results.
You work so hard to achieve so much that it's a shame to not enjoy those good things that you create in your life.
Worse, it's an insult to your own dedication and hard work, and to the work of those who helped you along the way.
Stop denying your success. Stop hiding from the pleasures that you've earned. Stop being guilty because you've done some (or all) of what you set out to do.
Instead, enjoy it. Be happy with it. Model it to others. Share it.
Success is its own reward, but only if you accept it.
Accept your success today!
About The Author : Jim Allen is a professional life coach, speaker, and writer. Get more great ideas every week by subscribing to Jim's weekly newsletter, THE BIG IDEA, by sending a blank email to: mailto:Subscribe@CoachJim.com (©2001 Jim Allen & CoachJim.com ALL RIGHTS RESERVED)
Source : coachjim.com
Shahid Afridi tampering ball : Video
Shahid Afridi tampering ball : Video
Video of Shahid Afridi tampering with cricket ball, he was blatantly chewing on the ball
Slapped with a two-match ban for ball tampering in the final ODI in Perth, Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi on Sunday apologised and said he would never commit the mistake again.
“I’m ashamed of myself. I shouldn’t have done such an act. It happened in the heat of the moment. I apologise for my mistake,” Afridi said.
Afridi was banned for two Twenty20 Internationals after pleading guilty to a ball-tampering charge during the fifth ODI against Australia by Match Referee Ranjan Madugalle.
Afridi, who led Pakistan in the final ODI in place of the unfit Mohammad Yousuf, was caught on camera chewing on one side of the ball while walking to the run up with bowler Mohammad Asif.
“It was a close match and Pakistan had not won any match. We needed a win and I just wanted to help the fast bowlers. I did it on that spur of moment. I have been banned now and I have learnt my lessons. I will ensure it doesn’t happen again,” Afridi said.
In 2005, Afridi was banned for twisting his spikes and trying to change condition of pitch during a Test match in Faisalabad against England.
Video of Shahid Afridi tampering with cricket ball, he was blatantly chewing on the ball
Slapped with a two-match ban for ball tampering in the final ODI in Perth, Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi on Sunday apologised and said he would never commit the mistake again.
“I’m ashamed of myself. I shouldn’t have done such an act. It happened in the heat of the moment. I apologise for my mistake,” Afridi said.
Afridi was banned for two Twenty20 Internationals after pleading guilty to a ball-tampering charge during the fifth ODI against Australia by Match Referee Ranjan Madugalle.
Afridi, who led Pakistan in the final ODI in place of the unfit Mohammad Yousuf, was caught on camera chewing on one side of the ball while walking to the run up with bowler Mohammad Asif.
“It was a close match and Pakistan had not won any match. We needed a win and I just wanted to help the fast bowlers. I did it on that spur of moment. I have been banned now and I have learnt my lessons. I will ensure it doesn’t happen again,” Afridi said.
In 2005, Afridi was banned for twisting his spikes and trying to change condition of pitch during a Test match in Faisalabad against England.
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