The boy band Super Junior unleashes a new song called “Angel” for the OST for the drama “Haru“.
Only a few of the members sang this song, and they are: Sung-min, Eun-hyuk, Kyu-hyun, Ryeo-wook and Dong-hae.This song has a sweet melody with a beat.
Listen to the song below, we know that everybody will love it:
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A Book Attracts Loads of Facebook Fans. But Why?
Book authors have been searching eagerly for ways to harness social media to promote their works. So it would seem that Gregory Levey had stumbled upon the magic key after the Facebook fan page of his book went from having just 700 fans to 692,000 in a matter of months — more than New York City (570,000 fans) or the George Clooney fan page (613,000).
"I couldn't believe what I was seeing," he wrote in a recent essay on a Web site for authors about the explosion in his book's popularity. "Who were these people?"
But Mr. Levey, 32, quickly realized that his book, now two years old, had not catapulted to the best-seller list or landed on Oprah's Book Club. Rather, somehow, people had fastened onto the book's title — "Shut Up, I'm Talking" — and taken it in an unintended direction. People weren't telling their friends that they "Like" his page because they were avid readers; instead, they were fans of the catchphrase.
Then Mr. Levey started examining his new online entourage: They were the same people who say they "Like" pages such as "Shocking: Tattoo misspellings you have to live with!" Worse, many of his fans unabashedly proclaim on their own Facebook pages that they don't read books.
[See 7 Things to Stop Doing Now on Facebook]
Mr. Levey's book — whose full title is "Shut Up, I'm Talking: And Other Diplomacy Lessons I Learned in the Israeli Government" — chronicles the story of how he landed a job as a speechwriter on the staff of then Prime Minister Ariel Sharon while he was a 20-something law school graduate.
Certainly, his publisher says any exposure, even accidental, can be good.
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But Mr. Levey, 32, quickly realized that his book, now two years old, had not catapulted to the best-seller list or landed on Oprah's Book Club. Rather, somehow, people had fastened onto the book's title — "Shut Up, I'm Talking" — and taken it in an unintended direction. People weren't telling their friends that they "Like" his page because they were avid readers; instead, they were fans of the catchphrase.
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[See 7 Things to Stop Doing Now on Facebook]
Mr. Levey's book — whose full title is "Shut Up, I'm Talking: And Other Diplomacy Lessons I Learned in the Israeli Government" — chronicles the story of how he landed a job as a speechwriter on the staff of then Prime Minister Ariel Sharon while he was a 20-something law school graduate.
Certainly, his publisher says any exposure, even accidental, can be good.
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Playtime Over for Pacquiao as Roach, Sparmates Arrive
Labels: manny pacquiao fights, manny pacquiao vs. Antonio Margarito, Pacquiao vs margarito
op trainer Freddie Roach arrived in Manila early Sunday morning from Los Angeles accompanied by a pair of mean-looking junior-middleweights who will lend a hand in Pacquiao's buildup for the Nov. 13 showdown with Antonio Margarito.
''We're going to train tomorrow (Monday),'' Roach told the Bulletin as soon as he emerged from a throng of well-wishers and fellow passengers at the Centennial Airport. Roach came in with Glen Tapia (from the Dominican Republic) and Michael Medina (Mexico), who will be the other half of sparring partners that would also include Vanes Martirosyan (Armenia) and Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (Mexico). Tapia has a 7-0 record with five knockouts, while Medina has a 24-2 mark with 19 stoppages.
''We're looking forward to working with Manny Pacquiao,'' said Tapia, who got Roach's attention as he shadow-boxed while waiting for their hotel keys at the lobby of the New World. Martirosyan and Chavez Jr., son of the legendary Julio Cesar Sr., are expected to hit town anytime this week in time for the start of training camp in Baguio City, according to Roach.
Roach said Rashad Holloway, who was tapped when Pacquiao revved up for Oscar De La Hoya in 2008, will be utilized once Pacquiao and the celebrated cornerman return to the familiar confines of the Wild Card Boxing Club in Hollywood in the third or fourth week of October.
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''We're going to train tomorrow (Monday),'' Roach told the Bulletin as soon as he emerged from a throng of well-wishers and fellow passengers at the Centennial Airport. Roach came in with Glen Tapia (from the Dominican Republic) and Michael Medina (Mexico), who will be the other half of sparring partners that would also include Vanes Martirosyan (Armenia) and Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (Mexico). Tapia has a 7-0 record with five knockouts, while Medina has a 24-2 mark with 19 stoppages.
''We're looking forward to working with Manny Pacquiao,'' said Tapia, who got Roach's attention as he shadow-boxed while waiting for their hotel keys at the lobby of the New World. Martirosyan and Chavez Jr., son of the legendary Julio Cesar Sr., are expected to hit town anytime this week in time for the start of training camp in Baguio City, according to Roach.
Roach said Rashad Holloway, who was tapped when Pacquiao revved up for Oscar De La Hoya in 2008, will be utilized once Pacquiao and the celebrated cornerman return to the familiar confines of the Wild Card Boxing Club in Hollywood in the third or fourth week of October.
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Girl falls from sixth floor - did she survive?
| A little girl fell six floors after she climbed out the window of her apartment. The hair-raising incident, captured on video, occurred in Korea. Described as an "unbelievable, harrowing accident", it was shared on a citizen journalism website to remind parents to keep an eye on their children even when at home.
In the video, the little girl was seen climbing out her flat window and clinging onto the ledge, before falling six floors down. However, she was apparently saved by her father who was below the block of flats. The netizen who shared the video said: "This video shows a little girl climbing onto the edge of the window and falling. "At first she was sitting on the edge of the window, then she clung onto the window ledge from the outside using her little hands. "According to the source of the video, she was saved by her dad who was below the block of flats. "I don't know how true the ending was, but parents, please take precautions before it's too late. Better to be safe than sorry." | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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