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Thursday 29 March 2012

Kerala Clubs (19th, 20th centuries trends)


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Intellectual Trends of the 19th and 20th Centuries

The 19th century saw new patterns in the thought process of the people. The intellectual developments of the 19th and early 20th century world were largely dominated by the idas and concepts that had their roots in Europe.



Decline of the Enlightenment

By the end of the 18th century, the ideals of the Enlightenment no longer inspired the imagination of a group of philosophers in Europe. Men of letters and artists, too, began to doubt the essential tenets of the Enlightenment. Philosophers began to question whether rationality, scientific temperament, and logical thought of the Enlightenment were really good to mankind.

This skepticism regarding the ideals of the Enlightenment expressed itself in two ways: Romanticism and Idealism. In fact, both these streams of thought had their source in the philosophy of the Enlightenment. Subsequently, these developed into movements affecting political and cultural life, including literature and art. Germany, France, and England were the three regions where the impact of the new thoughts was felt first.
The Romantic Movement in 19th Century Europe Romanticism was the most significant development of the late 18th and early 19th centuries in philosophy, literature and art. It began first as a continuation of, and later as a reaction to the Enlightenment in Europe. Romanticism was a break with the ideals enshrined by the Enlightenment. It was a revolt against classicism in the art and literature of the Enlightenment.

Romanticism emphasized the subjective, the imaginative, the personal, the emotional and the spontaneous.


Modern Trends in Kerala Clubs


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Indians had to live under British domination for a long time. Our predecessors had suffered the brutalities perpetrated by foreign rule. They fought for the freedom of the country suffering this torture and adversities. Several revolts, big and small, defiance’s and resistances led finally to the dawn of freedom. Residents of the vast territory from Kashmir in the north to Kerala in the south have participated either directly or indirectly in these episodes marked by sacrifices of the highest variety.



East India Company in Kerala
Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan from Mysore arrived in Kerala when the land was administered by local rulers and chieftains. Tipu took over the control of Malabar. The rulers of Kochi and Travancore sought the help of the British to save their states from Tipu’s invasion. Henceforth, it was in the English East India company that the local chieftains found their hope. The rulers of Kochi and Travancore, too, considered the British as their savior. The Subsidiary Alliance introduced by Lord Wellesley enabled the British to bring the native states under their control easily. The British ruled Malabar directly according to the terms of the treaty of Srirangapattanam. Travancore and Kochi accepted the paramountcy of the British. The local rulers and chieftains hoped that they could continue their rule once their territories were saved from Tipu. But the British subjugated all of them. Thus the whole of Kerala came under the English East India Company.
Subsidiary Alliance
Lord Wellesley, the Governor General of India, Introduced a clever device of Subsidiary Alliance to bring the native states under their control.


Kerala Clubs (Human Body)

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HUMAN BODY
Although we all look different, we are identical in the way our bodies are constructed and function. Each human body is built up from 12 major systems, including the digestive system, skeletal system, and muscular system. These systems interact to produce co-ordinated, active, intelligent humans. The study of the body’s structure is called anatomy. Externally, the only consistent anatomical differences between humans are between males and females.
From cells to systems
The body’s billions of cells are organized into tissues. Each tissue consists of similar types of cell. One or more types of tissue work together inside an organ, such as a bone or a lung. Organs are linked together to form a system that has one or more major roles. Together the systems are collected together to form the body.
Cell
Osteocyres, or bone cells, are spider-shaped cells that make up the tissues that form a bone. Osteocytes are found in spaces called lacunae that are scattered about the hard matrix (material) found in bone tissue. Their job is to maintain the hard matrix.
Tissue
Compact bone is one of the tissues that make up a bone. It consists of layers of hard bone around a central tube called the Heversion canal. This carries blood vessels which supply the osteocytes which food and oxygen.
Organ
Each bone consists of different tissues. Compact bone is a bone’s hard outer covering. Spongy bone and bone marrow are tissues found inside bones. Cartilage is the slippery tissue found in joints.
Skeleton
The adult skeletal system is made up of 206 bones. The skeleton provides a framework that support the body protects internal organs and provides attachment points for muscles.
Body
The skeleton and the other major body systems leaving human body. The body’s systems do not work in isolation, however. For example, the skeleton is supplied with blood vessels, Lymph vessels, and nerves, and requires muscles to move it.


Wednesday 28 March 2012

Kerala Clubs Football

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The various forms of Football are among the most popular sports to play and watch. Association football, or soccer, is played in almost every country by men and women. Rugby games are less widespread, but the new professional rugby union is becoming increasingly international. American football, although watched worldwide on television, is played little outside the United States. Other "national" games include Australian football, played chiefly in the state of Victoria, and Gaelic football, an Irish game.
Soccer
Soccer is a kicking game played 11-a-side. The goalkeeper is the only person allowed to handle the ball. The object is to propel the ball into the opposition’s goal with a foot or the head. A game lasts 90 minutes, with a 15 minute interval plus, in some knock-out competitions, an extra 15 minutes each way.
            There is some Football leagues in various countries such as English Premier League in England, Spanish Premier League in Spain, Italian League in Italy, French League in France.
World Cup
The soccer world cup is as popular as the Olympics. About 170 countries enter competitions to qualify for the 32 places in the finals, which take place every four years.
PELE (BRAZIL)
Brazilian soccer star Pele (b.1940) won universal acclaim when he inspired Brazil to win the World Cup for the first time in 1958. His performances in Brazil’s 1970 triumph have gone down in soccer folklore. In a first class carrier he scored 1,281 goals.
Women’s soccer
In 1991, the first women’s soccer World Cup was held, and women’s soccer was accepted as an Olympic sport in 1996. In many countries, girls now begin playing soccer at school...


Kerala Club Tennis

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Tennis and Other Racket Sports
Lawn tennis is the most popular and widely played of the racket sports – those in which rackets are used to strike balls of various shapes and sizes across a net or against a wall. Other racket sports are: squash played across a high net; and table tennis, played on a table.  Real tennis is ancient game still played in a few places, and the relatively new sport of racquetball is popular in some parts of the United States.
Real tennis
Real or royal tennis was played by French and English royalty in the Middle Ages. The few courts around the world are bounded by open windows and doors and sloping roofs.
Lawn Tennis
In tennis, payers hit a ball over a net into the opponent’s court so that it cannot be returned. When they win a point they score 15, then 30, 40, and game. A player with six games, two ahead of the opponent, wins a set. Tennis is played as singles with two opponents’s, or doubles, with opposing pairs. 
Tennis balls
White or Yellow, tennis balls are 6.5 cm (2.5 in) across. They weigh about 57 g (2 oz) and must conform to a specific standard. In major tournaments, the balls are changed every nine games.
Tennis racket
The frame of a racket is made of wood, metal, or other material, such as carbon graphite, and must be evenly strung. The racket must be no longer than 81.3 cm (32 in) or wider than 31.75 cm (12.5 in).
Tennis court
Tennis is played on a court 23.77 m (78 ft) long. It is 10.97 m (36 ft) wide for doubles, and 8.23 m (27 ft) wide for singles.


  


Sunday 25 March 2012

Secret's of a Pirate in Chettuva


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SECRET'S OF A PIRATE
CHETTUVA


Saturday 24 March 2012

Kerala Clubs Athletics

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This Popular sport takes place mainly in a stadium where it is divided into two main categories: track and field. Track includes running and hurdling races; Field includes jumping and throwing. Some athletics events involve more than one discipline - 10 in the decathlon for men; seven in the heptathlon for women. Other events are road and cross-country running. Major competitions are the Olympics and world and continental championships.
                Of all the athletes who have performed at the Olympics over the years, few have made more of an impression than Jesse Owens, the young, black American who won four gold medals at the 1936 games in Berlin. Nazi leader Adolf Hitler wanted to use the games to demonstrate his theories about the supremacy of the Aryan race, but Owens showed that such ideas are nonsense. The crowd adored him, for he was a true athlete, whose speed and agility won him admirers wherever he raced.
               At his high school in Cleveland, Ohio, Jesse distinguished himself in both track and field events. He won major events at the National Amateur Athletic Union meetings in 1934 and 1935, and then broke five world records while competing for the Ohio State University team at Ann Arbor, Michigan, on 25th May, 1935.
Berlin Olympics
In August 1936, the four-yearly Olympic Games were held in Berlin, the German capital. The German leader Adolf Hitler used the games as propaganda for his Nazi regime. He spend lavishly on training the German athletes, and hoped to glorify his racial myth of a superior “Aryan race”, the white, northern Europeans. However, Owens’ achievements smashed these hopes.


Kerala Clubs Sports Sponsorship

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Sport is a thriving industry, with billions of pounds poured into it every year by television companies, sponsors, and the public. People pay to watch major events, and also buy sport equipment for their own use. There is now a growing concern for health and fitness and new trends in sport are always emerging.
SPONSORSHIP FOR GAMES
Companies sponsor teams, individuals, and competitions. They pay to promote their products on clothing and around stadiums at key matches.
 
The Olympic rings
Five interlinking rings are the symbol of the Olympic Games. They appear on the Olympic flag on a white background and were designed to represent the coming together of the five “parts of the world” involved in the Olympic Movement when the flag was adopted in 1914.
Opening Ceremony
At the opening ceremony, each country’s athletes march into the stadium in turn; some team which hundreds of competitors, others with only one or two. The host city puts on a spectacular show.
Opening ceremony in Atlanta in USA was one of the best opening ceremonies in Olympics.
Olympic venues
DATE       VENUE

1886
Athens, Greece
1900 
Paris, France                                                                                                   
1904 
St Louis, USA                                                                                                  
1908  
London, England                                                                                              
1912
Stockholm, Sweden                                                                                          
1920
Antwerp, Belgium                                                                                        
1924
Paris, France                                                                                                
1928
Amsterdam, Holland                                                                                             
1932 
Los Angeles, USA
1936
Berlin, Germany
1948
London, England
1952  
Helsinki, Finland
1956
Melbourne, Australia
1960
Rome, Italy
1964
Tokyo, Japan
1968
Mexico City, Mexico
1972
Munich, West Germany                                                                                    
1976
Montreal, Canada                                                                                       
1980
Moscow, USSR                                                                                                    
1984 
Los Angeles, USA                                                                                            
1988
Seoul, South Korea                                                                                          
1992
Barcelona, Spain                                                                                                  
1996
Atlanta, USA                                                                                                            
2000
Sydney, Australia                                                                                          
2004
Athens, Greece



Kerala Club Types Of Sports

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BALL GAMES
Controlling ball with a stick, hands, foot, and bat is a satisfying experience. Ball games include team sports such as soccer and basketball and individual sports such as golf.
CYCLING
In the world, Cycling is a very popular sport. It is a great way to keep fit, as well as a cheap and non-polluting means of transport. "Mountain Bikes", 1st designed for off road cycling, are now common in cities too.
MOTOR SPORTS
At various levels people can take part in motor racing sports. If in Grandprix racing, sponsors' money and a large back-up team are needed to support the competitors.
HORSE RIDING
Riding can be an exhilarating pastime, enhanced by the necessary understanding between rider and horse. Young people enjoy competing in gymkhanas, and top-class show jumping and eventing are thrilling spectator sports.
WATERSPORTS
Water provides the means for gentle activity or vigorous exercise. People enjoy sailing and rowing in boats, and swimming, which is enjoyed in indoor pools as well as outdoors.
ATHLETICS
Athletics is probably one of the most popular groups of sport. It includes running, hurdling, jumping and throwing. Running may range from jogging for health and fitness to more grueling cross country events.
HEALTH AND FITNESS
If a machine treated with care given proper maintenance, it is more likely to function efficiently. Similarly, the human body is most likely to function to the best of its ability if it is kept fit and healthy. Health may be defined as the state of being well in body and mind.


Different Type of Sports events in Kerala Clubs


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Most of the sports can classified under one of the following categories: air, athletic, ball, combat, equestrian, racket, target, water, wheel, and winter sports. These categories can be further divided into individual and team sports, and contact or non contact sports.

Example: Cricket, Soccer, Rugby, Golf, Tennis, F1 car race, Moto GP bike race, Mountain biking, Inline skating, Running for fun, Snowboarding, Wind surfing, Judo, Horse race etc....

Swimming

Swimming is both a popular recreation and an important competitive sport. It involves using legs and arms against the water to propel the body along. It is an excellent form of exercise, and a good way to learn to swim is to use buoyancy aids, such as water-wings, when practicing strokes. Diving, in which a person enters the water head first, is fun too, although at competitive levels it calls for great agility. In competition, divers perform about 10 dives from a choice of more than 80 dives recognized by the governing body.

Types of Strokes

The four competitive strokes are freestyle (invariably front crawl), backstroke, breaststroke, and butterfly.

Diving

There are two standard diving events – the springboard, 3 m (10 ft) above the water, and the fixed platform, or high board, 10 m (33 ft) high. The diver platforms aerial manoeuvres such as twists and somersaults before entering the water. Points are awarded for technique and style.

Types of Dive

There six main types of dive: forward, backward, twist, inward, reverse, and handstand.

Cross-Channel swimming

Of all the long-distance sea swims, the channel between England and France – 34 km (21 miles) minimum – has always provided the greatest challenge.


Kerala Clubs Ancient Times

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Since Ancient times, people had take part in sports, for the recreation and for the thrill of competition. In ancient Greek, men regularly visited gymnasiums to keep fit and to relax; some men also participated in the formal ancient Olympics. Today, there is an impressive range of sports to choose from, including activities as athletics, archery and horse riding. Sports can be enjoyed for their own sake, as leisure or health pursuits, or at a competitive level.

Motor sport

There are many varieties of motor sport, featuring four – or – two-wheeled vehicles and taking place on special circuits, regular roads, or rough country tracks. Motor sport on four wheels ranges from Formula One grand prix racing and Indy car racing to karting, which is the sport in which many top drivers first experience motor racing. In between, there are various other types of racing including dragster, sports car, stock car racing, as well as rally driving. The two-wheeled sports range from powerful grand prix motorcycle racing to motocross and speedway. Cars and motorcycles are constantly modified to make them faster and more reliable.

Bicycles and Motorcycles

Fun, and environmentally friendly, the bicycle is the simplest form of mechanical transport. A bicycle or a bike is a two-wheeled machine that converts human energy into propulsion; a motorcycle, or motorbike, is a bicycle with an engine. Modern motorcycles are complex, with engine sizes ranging from 50cc (cubic centimeters) to more than 1,000cc. In many countries, such as China, most people travel or transport goods by bicycle. Across the world, bicycles and motorcycles are used for sport and leisure.