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[ThiQa_nih]

kira2 RAFA liburan kmn ya??
ke BALI aja..kan Rafa suka laut tuhh...

biar kta bsa skalian ksana gt...wkwkwkwk
kpn lg bsa ktemu RAFA

hmmm,, kpn y RAFA bsa mampir ksini?  :

[juphendine]

ini orang bukannya treatment kok malah main tenis lagi sih ? nggak holiday yah ? 

wah tumben deli ngepost disini : ada angin apa deli?? *kidding*
waduh kok pertanyaannya gitu sih??treatment kenapa???injury???
menurut Rafa, dia baek2 saja nothing serious....media aja yg terlalu membesar2kan masalah "injurynya"
tapi iya sih kita sebagai fansnya gimana yah seneng karena dia maen tennis tapi sekaligus khawatir kalo kenapa2
lagipula itu kan tipically Rafa bgt....keras kepala dan dia sangat mencintai tennis meskipun yah banyak orang menyarankan ini itu
btw...dia holiday juga kok cuma yah beberapa hari sih di Mesir
tapi Rafa adalah orang yg mencintai tennis sehingga tak mampu jauh2 dari tennis, karena apabila dia tidak pegang raket dan maen meskipun sebentar dalam 1 minggu, dia bisa MATI 

[juphendine]

Indian software wins world sports match
8 Dec, 2007, 0838 hrs IST,Sachin Dave, TNN

 
MUMBAI: From tennis pro Rafael Nadal to the Sri Lankan cricket team, champions aiming to become the worlds best, rely on India for a success formula. Teams and players from across the world are scouting for analytical software that will help improve their games, and a host of Indian companies are playing ball.

Sample this: World No 2 Nadal is consulting Swantha Software to figure out how he could beat Roger Federer on grass. The Bangalore-based firms software, christened Half Volley , provides frame-by-frame analysis of how Fedexpress plays his trademark forehand shots and executes those electric crosscourt returns. Nadals got an ace.

Theres more. If Sri Lankas success in cricket is attributed to the teams strategy against its opponents, thank Chennai-based Meru Consultants and Technologies for that. The Sri Lankan cricket board sources cricket-analysing software from this company. Merus chief executive officer P Sankaran says, They use our product to understand how the opponents play and devise gameplans based on our analysis.

For about a decade now, India has been the worlds biggest hub for outsourcing of software processes. Sports process outsourcing (SPO) is relatively new. The segment is currently generating revenues of about Rs 100 crore a year. However, experts say this segment will grow at over 40% year on year. There are immense opportunities. We expect to be a $15-million company by 2010; so would several others, thanks to demand from global clients, says Prasanna Raman, one of the three promoters of Swantha.

Nadal the king of clay got to know about Swanthas software during his visit to India last year. Since then, Raman and his team have been working to get the software ready for launch at the Chennai Open in January 2008. Mr Nadal is in touch with us. He wants to use the product and we are scheduled to meet in January when hes in India, Mr Raman says.

wah..wah..wah...beneran apa nggak ya ini??
 

[juphendine]

kira2 RAFA liburan kmn ya??
ke BALI aja..kan Rafa suka laut tuhh...

biar kta bsa skalian ksana gt...wkwkwkwk
kpn lg bsa ktemu RAFA

hmmm,, kpn y RAFA bsa mampir ksini?  :

ah thiqa maunya
iya ya  sebenernya dia bisa lho ke BAli kemaren waktu ke MAlaysia, kan deket tinggal terbang 1-2 jam dari malaysia, tapi jadwalnya ketat kali jadi ga bisa ke Bali
kira2 rafa tahu tentang Bali ga ya???ntar bisa ditanyain ke Rafa

[ThiQa_nih]

iy,, mauny RAFA ke bali gt..
kan bali seru jg....
ayo donk RAFA ke bali........skali aj,, "weQs kok maksa..Jiakakakkaka

[juphendine]

mungkin taon depan sekalian Bangkok turnamen
kan Rafa hutang kemaren, coz ga bisa datang di Bangkok...

[juphendine]

btw...kumpul dgn keluarga setelah sekian lama mengembara kenegeri orang u/ turnamen...

[juphendine]

kayaknya emang hubungan Rafa-Xisca dah disetujui ma mami Ana deh coz liat aja mereka jalan bareng...

poto : dari kiri ke kanan (Xisca, Maria Isabel (adek Rafa), mami Ana Maria)

[juphendine]

Rafa sama nenek tercinta

[fedfan_tastic]

Indian software wins world sports match
8 Dec, 2007, 0838 hrs IST,Sachin Dave, TNN

 
MUMBAI: From tennis pro Rafael Nadal to the Sri Lankan cricket team, champions aiming to become the worlds best, rely on India for a success formula. Teams and players from across the world are scouting for analytical software that will help improve their games, and a host of Indian companies are playing ball.

Sample this: World No 2 Nadal is consulting Swantha Software to figure out how he could beat Roger Federer on grass. The Bangalore-based firms software, christened Half Volley , provides frame-by-frame analysis of how Fedexpress plays his trademark forehand shots and executes those electric crosscourt returns. Nadals got an ace.

Theres more. If Sri Lankas success in cricket is attributed to the teams strategy against its opponents, thank Chennai-based Meru Consultants and Technologies for that. The Sri Lankan cricket board sources cricket-analysing software from this company. Merus chief executive officer P Sankaran says, They use our product to understand how the opponents play and devise gameplans based on our analysis.

For about a decade now, India has been the worlds biggest hub for outsourcing of software processes. Sports process outsourcing (SPO) is relatively new. The segment is currently generating revenues of about Rs 100 crore a year. However, experts say this segment will grow at over 40% year on year. There are immense opportunities. We expect to be a $15-million company by 2010; so would several others, thanks to demand from global clients, says Prasanna Raman, one of the three promoters of Swantha.

Nadal the king of clay got to know about Swanthas software during his visit to India last year. Since then, Raman and his team have been working to get the software ready for launch at the Chennai Open in January 2008. Mr Nadal is in touch with us. He wants to use the product and we are scheduled to meet in January when hes in India, Mr Raman says.

wah..wah..wah...beneran apa nggak ya ini??
 

sekalian belajar di grass ya ?  :

ck..ck..ck...