The World We Live In !!

Some of your might have noticed that i have not been posting for a while.

It was mostly out of frustration, you see when i started this site, I figured i would use it as a space to publish information, that i felt needed more attention in our life’s. New, views or even just facts that I might find important and needed to be highlighted, but somewhere along the way I started to get the feeling that no matter what I might think, or have to say, it didn’t make any difference. (Which still might remain true to this day)

“it does not matter what the outcome of any given situation is, what matters is how you act during the process”

None the less I have decided that I will continue to keep doing what I have been doing.

‘Keep plagiarizing the hell out of the world wide web’ .

Although I do understand that the URL for this website is not appropriate for the Title nor the content that it contains. So I have decided to move the site, you can now follow this blog at the following URL. This site will be taken down in 4-5 months.

http://www.theworldweliveinblog.com

P.S : – There was some error importing the website database, everything else is working fine but all the registered members will have to register once again.

(Sorry for the problem and any inconvenience it might cause)

Eric Gordon plays his first NBA game in his home state Friday, but the rookie still sometimes thinks about the turmoil that wrecked his one season at Indiana University.

Coach Kelvin Sampson was embroiled in a recruiting scandal that led to his ouster, but Gordon said there was another key reason for the rift in the team.

“It was the guys that were doing drugs that were separate,” Gordon told The Indianapolis Star in an exclusive telephone interview earlier this week, speaking publicly for the first time about the issues that played a part in a once top-10 team failing to win a single postseason game. Read more…

Tom Crean knew his first season at Indiana was going to be difficult. He openly admitted that he didn’t have high hopes for the season in terms of wins, and he considers the 2008-09 campaign to be a time of building a foundation for his program.

He didn’t know the depths to which Indiana would sink could possibly include a home-court loss to Lipscomb of the Atlantic Sun, when the Bison overcame a 21-point deficit to send IU into the Big Ten schedule with three straight losses and defeats in five of its last six games.

“We had some good looks and they just didn’t go,” Crean said of the loss to Lipscomb, which had a 19-0 run in the second half. Indiana had a 21-0 run in the first half. Read more…