Texas Holdem Poker in Facebook

This month I've played poker craze on Facebook, until my friend called my office Pokerholic.
During the week playing a lot of knowledge I can in playing poker, I need to remember to play poker just for having fun. Currently I am level chips that I got only Pros 50m but today I am posting this article I lived chips up losing 1.6 M play yesterday.
In Texas Holdem Poker game on Facebook a lot of tips we can use and tips that I can from personal experience and learn from the masters of poker chips that already have hundreds M. And there are reportedly more poker cheat can make us win and there is also a way to Hacking Poker Chips wow ... wow a lot of road to roma it .. specifically for this hack I can not love tipsnya because I also do not know yet just want to learn and further mengexplore, ntar when it could be me for her tips here:)
Ok we discuss direct Tips Texas Holdem Play Poker on Facebook

   1. Level Poker

      In playing poker Level also determines, people who have 100K Level Pro with people who have different levels of lucky 10M card that came out, the higher the level the higher your lucky presentation of your card out. example: there are two players the A (pro-100K) and the B (pro-5M). The initial card A (U.S. 10) and the beginning of the B card (King and Jack) if the test sama2 all in the presentation there was a greater victory in the B card, the card which is more apt to ride on the card B. Try it out I had to prove it:) 

   2. If your first card is U.S. 10, K 10, Q 10, J 10, Pairs do not hesitate to all in, it is useful to bully opponents who do not have good cards like you, if you raise little by little the opponents will try to buy a card and the card hoping that there will be opened up her card, but if you are all in the beginning of your opponent's guarantee would be afraid, most of which have come quite a good card for example pair, but the percentage is at your victory. I also wonder I often experienced anything like this, maybe the formula've naturally times yes. 

   3. If you are out to win big, get for your money tube, should not be stacked on the table the table because it will make you money is exhausted, people who have good cards will lure you bit by bit to get your chips until you are in force for all in. 

   4. Place the chips do not banyak2 capital, for example you play at tables $ 500 / 1K when you SIT numbers listed to buy 100,000 chips are not directly enter, you buy just a little, for example 50,000, not let you quickly run out of chips. 

   5. Occasionally there is nothing wrong to bully your opponents even if your card is not good, it is useful to your enemy hard and confused reading your playing style, if you always Fold when he got a bad card and Raise or all-in when you get a card then the opponent Pair be easy to read style of your game, when you're All in then no enemy would dare come just to buy cards. 

   6. If your card is not bad on the table was forced to play it, try out dressing table, looking for a new table and start playing again. 

   7. Luck or lucky ... this is the most important factor in playing poker, I'll have 6 Tips you follow the above and live but if luck is not there with you, then your card will always be a bad hold, so pray it may have on your luck:) 

The Purpose of Life

85 days had passed away in 2010, did not seem so fleeting. This year is a new leaf to a better life. I felt like my time is left to use these things useful. make the experience last year as a teacher in this life.
It is unfortunate that when crossed with useless things. All the work thrown in vain for my final destination. Whatever I do in order to achieve my goal. Have been facing obstacles in life, I'll try to get through.  

Whatever I do in order to not slip into a negative 

thing.

I'm merely a man full of sin, but I try to do my best .. Life is only temporary, the ultimate goal remains the end of the day. I will desperately reach heaven. I would not desperate to achieve.
Where I stepped foot, will continue towards a better life. Weather and political conditions does not make me give up .. I still keep fighting .. fight for life, love and heaven. Do not Drop tears, just let my body sweat. Pray with sincere intention, hopefully all will be achieved .. Make your life brighter ..!!!

Bajaj Pulsar 180

Bajaj Pulsar 180 is a bike .. very cool and elegant. Also sophisticated engine, also looks to make his eyes all glanced .. hihihi ... Very comfortable to wear. Here is some news about the Bajaj Pulsar 180. Please read ...
Not unexpectedly, three years after Bajaj Pulsar bike in the market through Indonesia with motors of his sport. Now, to mark three years of presence in Indonesia, PT Bajaj Auto Indonesia (BAI) presents a new scent on his Pulsar 180 is a new look. The first set foot Pulsar in Indonesia was experiencing a number of changes after the upgrade.
Success of Pulsar 180 series continues with the presence of 200 cc and the brother of the 125 cc class. Actually, many of which await another breakthrough from the pulsar. Is that a new motor with a higher cc or Pulsar XCD brother who supposedly was 135 cc. But clearly, that was launched the latest news, Monday, October 5, 2009, PT BAI would prefer to maintain the pioneer in upgrading the appearance also marks three years of their operation since November 2006.
Pulsar 180 Upgrade big change from the original model. "Reform is to make this model more sporty and comfortable to use in the city," said KS Grihapathy, President Director of BAI. With the new length 1350 mm, this model looks more solid and stable, and makes the sporty look of the Pulsar 180.
Pulsar 180 upgrade adds new features that the sticker decorations (decal) 3D new, tubeless tires, fuel tank flaps, and clip-on handle bars. In addition, the Pulsar 180 has also been on the upgrade reconfiguration to provide the additional 0.5 HP engine that produces maximum power up to 17.02 PS at 8500 rpm.
"We always consider the needs of motorists in the city, seeking a combination of aesthetic appearance that is sporty with power and reliable performance. 180 new pulsars have all the qualities to be a choice for motorists in the city, "added KS Grihapathy. "Additional features on the Pulsar 180 does not increase the selling price of Pulsar in Jakarta, the selling price of on-road remained the same," he said.
Meanwhile, the Pulsar 180 has received the Automotive Award 2009 as a motor sport with the best performance in the 150-180cc class. Pulsar 180 Upgrade is available in four new colors: Midnight Black, Plasma Blue, Candy Wine Red, Silver and Misty Gray.
Speaking at the award ceremony, KS Grihapathy said, "There is huge demand for affordable motor sport, technologically advanced, and modern looking in Indonesia. Bajaj Auto with its leadership in technology, Digital Twin Spark is ready to fulfill the request by a motor that has high performance and fuel efficiency. The main focus remains providing after sales service with a trained mechanic, workshop He added, "the new Pulsar 180 is the second launch of the upgraded motor in the financial year 2009-10, we have other products and upgrades are planned for launch in the next few months. Bajaj forward to further action ".

Representatives

Representatives

You are sitting with a discussion
You are always on safari
There, in the House of Representatives

People's Deputy group of great people Not a collection of close friends
Moreover, relatives


In our hearts and we hope your tongue

Please hear our voices and tell

Do not hesitate do not be afraid now facing
Speak loudly not only silent


In our safarimu Leave bags Our future and this country From Sabang to Meroke
Civil chosen not dilotre
Although we do not know who you
We're not going to choose the winners
Silent champion champion he'eh
Winner ha ha ha


Populist Representatives should
Do not sleep when hearing about people
Representatives are not choir
Just know singing songs agreed

Smack Down Special Unique Women

Sports this one usually favored by the men of great muscular, but Smack Down, held in Bolivia this all participants are aliases womanhood women.

Just Relax

Enjoy the night exploring the virtual world. Full of imagination and can be poured into an article. Fill your time with something useful. From the blank is not the goal. Better to relax with a cup of coffee and browsing are ready to enjoy. If you need to add smoking as a supplement excited and lara.

Visit the nearest coffee shop, enjoy the night without interruption. Whatever feels good when taken leisurely. During the world is full of people relaxing, I'm sure the world will smile with us.

Protect the universe that I love this. Peace always, keep a smile but not too much. I'll pass for mad ...

Tsunami

Human beings just trying to, but God decides. Many events are beyond the human mind today as a result of the disaster or human activity itself. This proves the Lord gave a warning to the creatures of the earth in order to maintain balance in life. In other words we must maintain and preserve the contents of this earth, maintaining good relations between the creatures of the earth, man and God

We still remember the Tsunami incident in 2004. Where is the worst affected are in Aceh. Banda Aceh is the capital of Aceh province today, the building destroyed by an earthquake measuring 8.9 Righter scale. Followed by a tsunami. The sea rose kedaratan and destroyed all the contents of the city, both in Banda Aceh and surrounding areas.

Humans finally realized with the greedy behavior, not satisfied what he had accomplished. Just think of the interests of the world and forget the final goal, namely the Hereafter.

But behind all that, we are grateful that God has reminded us of his will power. In other words, as time went on humans also think of what he had done, whether in accordance with good cause or not.

Aid flows from abroad and domestic. Rebuilding after the tsunami disaster. Finally now, life became normal again. May we continue to maintain this world.

Supplements and Vitamins

In everyday life we need a healthy mind. to support it, it would be better than breakfast, we can consume supplements or vitamins. So that our activities can be going according to plan.

Many types of supplements or vitamins that we can consume our activities for smooth day-to-day. RutinBioflavonoid (Vit C) KFaktor factor JFaktor
PTyrosinaseAscorbinogenAscorbic Acid
When we consume only the ascorbic acid our bodies will look for
Other partners such as listed above reply in our body tissues to
can take advantage of what we consume. But when our bodies
not have enough reserves the ascorbic acid will be thrown out of
body so that the practical benefits that you gain will decrease.

Comparison between the use of multi-vitamins & minerals compared with
pharmaceutical drugs

You could say almost not be compared because each has
purpose of using different but if we compare them side by side
effect, well clear that the use of pharmaceutical drugs has a more 'tangible
side effect 'compared to the multi-vitamins & minerals.

For long-term use is a multi-vitamin & mineral can be dangerous.

I hope the reader is able to answer them after reading the writing
above. During use is still within the recommended dose will usually be
safe, unless we consume in MEGA doses, but not necessarily effective
if partner requisite to be processed together is not present
in your body.

Except for the category of vitamins A, D, E, K. This vitamin is categorized
'fat soluble' that is stored in the body and unlike other vitamins
influent category 'water soluble' so that the excess will be excreted through
urine. But if you do not take Mega dosage and still within the limits
recommendations, you do not need to worry.

If for pharmaceutical drugs, you can check their own benefits and side
effect of each drug on-line or to a store that sells books
book drug list (MIM's, etc.)

For a discussion of Fe (iron) is not included in the category of vitamins
but falls into the category of minerals. This Fe can not be less or more because
if not you will get symptoms of anemia, but if more would spoil
heart. So everything is there in size. and Fe supplements were not common
consumed except for pregnant women or those who are anemic.

For vitamin E which has the effect of blood dilution, of course if you want the
consumption together with blood-thinning medications such as Aspirin, Coumadin, etc.
have to be careful so that your blood does not become too watery which then
increase the risk of bleeding is difficult to stop but for a normal
the use of vitamin E ebesar 200 to 400 IU, I've never heard of lead
trouble. Especially if it is consumed yg yg vitamin E alpha d abortion
Tocopherol ... toss-absorbed, about 50% of.

Hopefully this info can get rid of the existing concerns. Actually
there is one recipe that will make us always had protection and not
oscillate. This is one I wrote to do in each section
life.

Lut Tawar

Takengon - as many as 15 swimmers from the city of Takengon, Central Aceh, Sunday (21 / 3) around swim Lake Laut Tawar, along four miles more, which starts from the region Sekaten, Pedemun Village, Sub Lut Tawar to Atu Tamun, Mendale Village, Sub plumpness . Lut Tawar in activities Swim Crossing is 4 KM, also joined six-year-old boy who swam across the lake's Gayo community pride. Average swimmer took two hours to traverse the distance of 4.8 kilometers, with the start begins at 09.00 am, until 11:00 pm. The swimmer Laut Tawar mengarungiDanau each Usmar Effendi, müde Space, Edi Syahfutra, Maulita Wienara, Ismail Abo, Julianto, Ozi, Munawardi, Dodi Harmindes, Syahrul Sayid, and Afdi Chaniago. While for swimmers of putrid Salawati and Desi Permatasari and a six-year-old boy, Ardian Sadiki who accompanied their parents, Win Redot.

Lut Tawar activity Swim Crossing is 4 KM events commemorating World Water Day (World Water Day 2010) and with rescue campaign bargaining Sea Lake (Save Lut Tawar) initiated by Gayo Diving Club (GDC) in cooperation with the Forum Rescue Lake Laut Tawar (FPDL ) Central Aceh Regency. "In addition to commemorating the world water day, this activity as well as for tourism promotion Lake Laut Tawar, so that later expected from this activity, bias attract local and foreign tourists," said Chairman of Organizing Committee of Lut Tawar 4 Swim Crossing MI, Central Aceh police chief, Edwin AKBP Rachmat Adikusumo, Sunday (21 / 3)

Tennis Rackets

Tennis. Talking about this one sport, maybe just a few people who understand. At least, that's what can authors conclude for restarting bertenisnya career since 4 years ago, who had once stopped when junior. Maybe people think, "tennis is a sport the rich ..", or "tennis was not a popular sport ..", etc.., Etc.., And so on. Well, I do not think so. It still needs capital, but apparently not as expensive as expected. Ok, before the first one, all you need is will.

Then, obviously .. tennis rackets. Now this kind macam2 rackets, the type is determined from the diameter of the circle racket, the diameter of the handle, swing index, balancing, power, etc.. Do not forget also the problem of the pull or tension strings attached to the racket. This string problem is somewhat separate from the specification of the racket, raket2 though usually it is the recommended tension values. Then the pricing problem. Prices also vary from the racket of cheap to expensive, but do not forget this phrase, "prices will not lie." Although it does not apply to barang2 second. So imagine, here are the specs of my racket one quoted from www.tennisracquets.com

Jogging on the Field Blang Banda Aceh

CITIZENS use city of Banda Aceh Blang Padang field to jog every morning. It would be much different on Sunday, thousands of citizens crowded the jogging track for exercise. Jogging path along the 1km there beside the small inscriptions Aceh mark thanks to countries who have helped the Aceh tsunami. But unfortunately, the field width of 8 ha is still a dispute over land ownership between the TNI with the municipal government of Banda Aceh.

CHESS

Chess rules are needed in the game of chess. both fast and chess chess normal. This chess game requires strength of mind and should focus on the game of chess is being done. This chess game consists of two people. each of us has the pawn of different colors.

Game of chess is also done by using time. players must press the button time after the pawn move. chess game a lot done in every country, it aims to produce a reliable chess. Each country did chess competition, both early childhood, adolescents and adults. In Indonesia alone, we memili is an excellent chess player Utut Adianto. He has traveled the world to make a game of chess.
Here's a quick story about Utut Ardianto hopefully useful.

Utut Adianto was born in Jakarta in 1965. He learned to play chess at the age of six years. He won the Junior Championship Jakarta at the age of 12. In 1982, he won the national championship Indonesia. He was awarded the IM title in 1985 and the GM title in 1986. He was 3 = in Jakarta in 1986 and 1 = in San Francisco in 1987. He is the chairman of Indonesian Chess Association (Percasi).

Physical and Spiritual

Our bodies have enough stamina strong. We have to keep them going balance in life. Yet strong body means a strong, healthy jg our souls. Body is part of the body, where we need to keep it for everyday life. Body also requires that food in accordance with the Energy Adequacy Score. Besides regular exercise keeps the body healthy and awake immune from all kinds of diseases that come.
In the course of our activities require the body and soul healthy, to continue running normally. When we watch, the activity can run automatically with what we planned. The food we eat is very supportive to our body's metabolism. Get plenty of rest and relaxation interspersed with making the days we live more comfortable.
Than physical, we need to consider the spiritual. Where is the spiritual soul is our mind set in the act. Here we need to feed our spirit. Provide spiritual food can be done with a spiritual cleansing. Whether it be a religious discourse that is soothing and soul to achieve a certain goal as expected.
The balance between physical and spiritual needs to be maintained so that life is going according to what we planned. Better umbrella ready before the rain, so to speak. Hopefully this article useful to support daily life.

Lightning Chess

C1. Games / Chess Flash game is a game / match that all steps must be completed within a period of less than 15 minutes.
C2. The game should be subject to the Rules Quick Chess as listed in Annex B, unless modified by following the Quick Chess Terms:
C3. Step unauthorized (illegal move) is considered completed if the clock had run a chess opponent. But his opponent wins right to sue before making his own pace. If his opponent can not sentence a player (who had made unauthorized steps) that a series of steps a legitimate, albeit with a resistance that is not an expert, so he's entitled to scallops before he made / run pace. If a player was already doing / running pace, then this unauthorized step can no longer be repaired.
C4. Article 10.2 (on demand / claim mussel allotted time while critical thinking) does not apply.

Supplement / complement:
1. If a player fails to move his king is in a position skak (or open-skak happen), then the player loses. But his opponent is not allowed to do the beating of King, just to show that players who failed his king exposed skak threat. When done the beating of King opponents, then the player who did the beating was declared lost.
2. The player who knocked down one or several pieces to rearrange the chess pieces chess as the clock kept the road.
3. Promotional pieces that must be replaced with other pieces of the desired level officers by the owner of the pawn, and is part of a step. If the replacement pieces are not available, then the owner of the pawn players who can stop the clock promotion of chess and ask for help referees.
(Rapid Chess Rules should be subject to the rules Quick Chess. Rapid Chess Rules should be subject to the rules of the game / games for the FIDE version of the Standard Chess)

Roddick One Away From Title

The BNP Paribas Open had long been a blemish on Andy Roddick’s impressive North American resume. The World No. 8 had played in 14 different North American ATP World tournaments during his career and reached the final in each of them – with the exception of Indian Wells and the now-defunct Scottsdale event.

After three semi-final finishes, the top American finally went one better at the year’s first ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tennis tournament, defeating World No. 7 Robin Soderling of Sweden 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 on Saturday afternoon to be among the last two players standing on the final Sunday.

“This is probably the only real big tournament in North America that I haven't won, so I definitely would love to win it,” said the 27 year old, who has won four titles in seven finals at the three other ATP World Tour Masters 1000 events on North American soil.

Roddick and Soderling had each entered the semi-final match without dropping a set at the 2010 BNP Paribas Open, and the American needed just one break of serve to take the opening set. He went up an early service break in the second, only to see Soderling come back to win six of the final seven games.

Despite his surge to close the second set, Soderling admitted afterwards: “I felt I was still waiting for my best tennis. We played two sets and the conditions were a little bit tough. I felt that I was playing a little bit better at the end of the second set, but then he broke me. It wasn't the greatest match, but I tried everything. He came up with some good shots at the end.”

The third set began in similar fashion to the second, with Soderling erasing his opponent’s 2-0 lead, but Roddick grabbed the winning break in the sixth game before proceeding to close out the match on serve.

“I knew I was returning real well, so I thought this might be the rare occasion where that would be the thing that won it for me,” said Roddick. “I think ultimately the fact that I put a lot of pressure on his service games ended up helping. I normally don't need two breaks to win a set, but today I did.”

With Ivan Ljubicic prevailing in a third-set tie-break against defending champion Rafael Nadal earlier in the day, it marked the first time since 1984 that both semi-final matches had gone to three sets.

Roddick, who leads the 31-year-old Croatian 7-3 in the head-to-head series, said about his opponent’s performance against Nadal: “He did a great job of serving big points today. It seemed like he came up with a big serve every time. It felt like Rafa was controlling the rallies once he got back to neutral, but he was having trouble getting it back to neutral. It's gonna be a challenge to do that also for me. It's just gonna be a matter of who can convert their chances.”

Roddick is attempting to become the first American male to win the BNP Paribas Open title since Andre Agassi defeated Pete Sampras in the 2001 final. His coach, Larry Stefanki, also captured the title in nearby La Quinta in February 1985 (d. Pate).

The Austin, Texas, improves to a circuit-best 20-3 mark following Saturday’s win. Roddick will be contesting his third final of the season, after winning in Brisbane (d. Stepanek) and finishing runner-up in San Jose (l. to Verdasco). Of Roddick’s 28 tour-level titles, 18 have come in North America.

Lopez-Nadal Upset Top Seeds To Take Doubles Title

Rafael Nadal helped ease the disappointment of losing in the singles semi-finals earlier on Saturday (falling to Ivan Ljubicic) by teaming with fellow Spaniard Marc Lopez to take the BNP Paribas Open doubles championship.

A wild card team into this ATP World Tour Masters 1000 event, Lopez-Nadal dropped just one set en route to their second title together, in their first-round upset of No. 3 seeds Lukas Dlouhy and Leander Paes.

In Saturday's final they defeated No. 1 seeds Daniel Nestor and Nenad Zimonjic, 7-6(8), 6-3. Both teams dropped serve once in the first set but Lopez-Nadal didn't offer their higher-ranked opponents a single break point in the second set, securing the title in one hour, 35 minutes.

"For me it's a pleasure to play with Marc," said Nadal. "He's a very close friend of mine, and we do really well. After losing important singles, the victory in doubles makes me happy. Always is nice to win a tournament.

"We never thought about winning the tournament here, so we're very happy for that. We enjoying a lot playing together."

Coincidentally, Lopez-Nadal beat the Canadian-Serbian duo to win their first title as a team, in Doha in 2009. Nestor and Zimonjic were also runners-up in Indian Wells in 2007, although Nestor won this event four times with Mark Knowles.

This is Nadal's sixth ATP World Tour doubles title and second at Masters 1000 level (also Monte Carlo in 2008 with Tommy Robredo). Lopez has won both of his career doubles titles with Nadal; the compatriots were playing as a team for only the fifth time.

"It's an amazing week and my second time here," said Lopez. "It's a pleasure to play with Rafa; he's my friend. I always play Challengers so this is very big for me. It's unbelievable. Every match is important and beating [Nestor-Zimonjic] for the second time is great."

Lopez-Nadal split the first prize of $198,400 (each earn 1000 ATP Doubles Ranking points) while runners-up Nestor-Zimonjic share $96,820 (and each receive 600 points).

Shakira and BEP Stamp World Cup

Johannesburg: Singer-winning international singer a Grammy Award, will pound the World Cup in South Africa. Shakira, Black Eyed Peas, John Legend, and Alicia Keys will share the stage with local artists and African artists on the night of the World Cup event in Soweto. As stated by FIFA Wednesday (17 / 3).

Among the leading African musicians who come to enliven the concert, including Angelique Kidjo from Benin, The Parlotones from South Africa, and Amadou and Mariam from Mali. "We are very pleased to present a major concert featuring artists as opening the first World Cup in Africa," said Secretary General of FIFA, Jerome Valcke.

The plan, the concert was held on 10 June and broadcast all over the world. While the performances are made at Orlando Stadium with a capacity of 30,000 seats with admission price USD 1.4 million. According to FIFA, the money generated from the concert will be donated to the "20 Centers for 2010", a project aimed to improve the health and education in poor communities across Africa.

Top 100 ATP Men

Rank Name & Nationality Points Position Moved Tournaments Played
1 Federer, Roger (SUI) 11,350 0 19
2 Djokovic, Novak (SRB) 8,310 0 21
3 Nadal, Rafael (ESP) 7,440 0 18
4 Murray, Andy (GBR) 7,255 0 17
5 Del Potro, Juan Martin (ARG) 6,275 0 19
6 Davydenko, Nikolay (RUS) 5,290 0 27
7 Soderling, Robin (SWE) 3,905 0 27
8 Roddick, Andy (USA) 3,720 0 20
9 Cilic, Marin (CRO) 2,970 0 23
10 Gonzalez, Fernando (CHI) 2,925 0 20
11 Tsonga, Jo-Wilfried (FRA) 2,870 0 23
12 Verdasco, Fernando (ESP) 2,860 0 26
13 Youzhny, Mikhail (RUS) 2,235 0 29
14 Ferrero, Juan Carlos (ESP) 2,220 0 25
15 Monfils, Gael (FRA) 2,130 0 25
16 Ferrer, David (ESP) 2,125 0 26
17 Stepanek, Radek (CZE) 1,985 0 22
18 Haas, Tommy (GER) 1,830 0 19
19 Wawrinka, Stanislas (SUI) 1,765 0 21
20 Isner, John (USA) 1,720 0 23
21 Simon, Gilles (FRA) 1,700 0 24
22 Querrey, Sam (USA) 1,625 0 27
23 Robredo, Tommy (ESP) 1,595 0 26
24 Hewitt, Lleyton (AUS) 1,590 0 18
25 Berdych, Tomas (CZE) 1,590 0 28
26 Ljubicic, Ivan (CRO) 1,520 0 26
27 Monaco, Juan (ARG) 1,430 0 26
28 Melzer, Jurgen (AUT) 1,405 0 28
29 Karlovic, Ivo (CRO) 1,385 0 23
30 Montanes, Albert (ESP) 1,300 1 27
31 Kohlschreiber, Philipp (GER) 1,275 -1 27
32 Bellucci, Thomaz (BRA) 1,246 0 28
33 Baghdatis, Marcos (CYP) 1,235 0 22
34 Lopez, Feliciano (ESP) 1,190 0 27
35 Troicki, Viktor (SRB) 1,110 0 30
36 Tipsarevic, Janko (SRB) 1,110 0 29
37 Benneteau, Julien (FRA) 1,109 0 29
38 Andreev, Igor (RUS) 1,030 0 31
39 Becker, Benjamin (GER) 986 0 32
40 Almagro, Nicolas (ESP) 960 0 26
41 Mathieu, Paul-Henri (FRA) 930 0 24
42 Kubot, Lukasz (POL) 912 0 19
43 Hanescu, Victor (ROU) 905 0 30
44 Chardy, Jeremy (FRA) 905 0 31
45 Gulbis, Ernests (LAT) 904 0 25
46 Seppi, Andreas (ITA) 900 0 30
47 Cuevas, Pablo (URU) 890 0 29
48 Beck, Andreas (GER) 879 0 24
49 Garcia-Lopez, Guillermo (ESP) 869 0 29
50 Zeballos, Horacio (ARG) 856 0 28
51 Berrer, Michael (GER) 849 0 27
52 Blake, James (USA) 835 0 23
53 Mayer, Florian (GER) 827 0 24
54 Petzschner, Philipp (GER) 792 0 29
55 Fognini, Fabio (ITA) 780 0 30
56 Chiudinelli, Marco (SUI) 761 0 23
57 Korolev, Evgeny (KAZ) 757 0 28
58 Greul, Simon (GER) 754 0 31
59 Rochus, Olivier (BEL) 754 0 27
60 Lacko, Lukas (SVK) 729 0 24
61 Gicquel, Marc (FRA) 724 0 26
62 Robert, Stephane (FRA) 721 0 26
63 Serra, Florent (FRA) 720 0 32
64 Schwank, Eduardo (ARG) 720 0 31
65 Llodra, Michael (FRA) 717 0 21
66 Mayer, Leonardo (ARG) 687 7 26
67 Starace, Potito (ITA) 682 0 31
68 Russell, Michael (USA) 680 0 25
69 Gasquet, Richard (FRA) 675 0 21
70 Stakhovsky, Sergiy (UKR) 669 0 27
71 Falla, Alejandro (COL) 667 0 21
72 Sela, Dudi (ISR) 639 -6 26
73 de Bakker, Thiemo (NED) 626 1 24
74 Luczak, Peter (AUS) 625 1 32
75 Istomin, Denis (UZB) 621 1 32
76 Clement, Arnaud (FRA) 612 -4 28
77 Dent, Taylor (USA) 611 0 24
78 Hernandez, Oscar (ESP) 608 0 35
79 Ram, Rajeev (USA) 606 0 27
80 Dolgopolov Jr., Oleksandr (UKR) 605 1 17
81 Hajek, Jan (CZE) 596 1 27
82 Zverev, Mischa (GER) 594 1 28
83 Chela, Juan Ignacio (ARG) 594 -3 28
84 Marchenko, Illya (UKR) 594 0 20
85 Nieminen, Jarkko (FIN) 588 0 23
86 Daniel, Marcos (BRA) 585 0 26
87 Malisse, Xavier (BEL) 581 0 21
88 Massu, Nicolas (CHI) 574 4 33
89 Beck, Karol (SVK) 571 -1 23
90 Schuettler, Rainer (GER) 564 -1 29
91 Ventura, Santiago (ESP) 560 -1 29
92 Lorenzi, Paolo (ITA) 555 -1 31
93 Lapentti, Nicolas (ECU) 550 1 20
94 Giraldo, Santiago (COL) 544 -1 23
95 Brands, Daniel (GER) 539 0 31
96 Koellerer, Daniel (AUT) 537 0 27
97 Golubev, Andrey (KAZ) 532 0 27
98 Gimeno-Traver, Daniel (ESP) 531 0 32
99 Darcis, Steve (BEL) 520 0 30
100 Odesnik, Wayne (USA) 514 0 26

Indian Wells Friday Preview

The top half of the quarter-finals at the BNP Paribas Open on Friday feature World No. 4 and last year’s finalist Andy Murray of Scotland against No. 6 seed Robin Soderling of Sweden and No. 7 seed Andy Roddick of the U.S. against No. 18 Tommy Robredo of Spain. In the first match, Roddick takes a 10-0 lifetime mark against Robredo, who is appearing in his first quarter-final here. Roddick looks to reach the semi-finals here for the fourth time. In the second match, Murray brings a 2-1 advantage against Soderling, who is making his first quarter-final showing here. All three previous meetings have come indoors. In the bottom half of the draw, No. 3 and defending champion Rafael Nadal and No. 20 seed Ivan Ljubicic are through to the semi-finals.

FRIDAY QUARTER-FINAL HEAD-TO-HEADS – In Order of Play

(18) Tommy Robredo (ESP) vs (7) Andy Roddick (USA) Roddick Leads 10-0
01 US Open (U.S.A.) Hard R16 Andy Roddick 6-2 6-2 6-4
02 USA v ESP WG Qtrs (Texas) Grass RR Andy Roddick 6-3 7-5 7-6(7)
02 ATP Masters Series Rome (Italy) Clay QF Andy Roddick 6-4 7-6(2)
03 Sydney (Australia) Hard R32 Andy Roddick 6-2 6-2
03 Wimbledon (England) Grass R32 Andy Roddick 7-6(5) 6-4 6-4
03 ATP Masters Series Paris (France) Carpet R16 Andy Roddick 6-3 6-4
04 US Open (U.S.A.) Hard R16 Andy Roddick 6-3 6-2 6-4
08 ATP Masters Series Rome (Italy) Clay QF Andy Roddick 6-3 4-6 7-6(4)
08 ATP Masters Series Madrid (Spain) Hard R32 Andy Roddick 6-3 6-4
09 Australian Open (Australia) Hard R16 Andy Roddick 7-5 6-1 6-3

ROBREDO FASTFACTS

Tournament Highlights:
• The Spaniard is making his first quarter-final appearance in his ninth Indian Wells visit (11-8 record)…He has posted wins over Sergiy Stakhovsky 36 63 75, Dudi Sela 63 60 and No. 27 seed Marcos Baghdatis 75 06 64 en route to the quarters…Has saved 24 of 31 break points (both tournament highs)
• Prior to this year his best result was the fourth round in 2005 (l. to No. 6 Henman) and last year (ret. vs. No. 4 Murray)…Also reached third round in 2003 (l. to Vahaly), ‘06 (l. to Blake) and ’08 (l. to Ljubicic)
2010 Highlights:
QF: Auckland (l Isner)

2010 In Review:
• The 27-year-old Spaniard is playing in his sixth ATP World Tour tournament of the year and he enters his second quarter-final with a 6-5 match record…In January he reached the quarters in Auckland (l. to eventual champ Isner)
• He won two matches in four other events, reaching 2nd Rd. in Rotterdam (l. to F. Mayer) and Dubai (l. to Melzer) and dropped opening matches at the Australian Open (l. to Giraldo) and Marseille (after 1st Rd. bye, l. to Zverev in 2nd Rd.)
• In 1st Rd. Davis Cup tie vs. Switzerland (won doubles rubber w/Granollers)
• At No. 23, he is the fifth-highest of 12 Spaniards ranked in Top 100

ATP World Tour Masters 1000 History:
• He is trying to win his 100th career match (99-71) and become the 27th player to win at least 100 matches since 1990…His best result was the title in Hamburg in 2006 (d. Stepanek) and semi-finalist in four other tournaments – ’02 Hamburg, ’04, ’06 Cincinnati and ’06 Paris…Also QF nine other times

Miscellaneous:
• In 2009, he finished in Top 20 at No. 16 for fifth time in six years highlighted by back-to-back ATP World Tour titles on clay in Costa do Sauipe (d. Bellucci) and Buenos Aires (d. Monaco) in February
• He was the only player to finish in Top 20 in both singles and doubles in 2009 (No. 16 in singles and No. 20 in doubles)
• Has a 15-63 career record against Top 10 opponents (6-30 on hard) and trying to snap an 11-match losing streak since defeating No. 4 David Ferrer in the semi-finals of Bastad in July 2008…His last Top 10 win on hard courts came over No. 8 Blake in round robin play of the Tennis Masters Cup in Shanghai in November 2006
• He reached a career-high No. 5 on August 28, 2006…He spent 85 non-consecutive weeks in Top 10 (all between May 8, 2006 and January 6, 2008)

RODDICK FASTFACTS

Tournament Highlights:
• The 27-year-old American comes into the quarter-finals with a 23-7 career mark and in his first three matches has held serve 30 of 31 games…He entered the quarters No. 3 in aces (33)
• He opened the tournament Sunday with a 64 64 win over qualifier Yen-Hsun Lu, on Tuesday he beat Dutchman Thiemo de Bakker 63 64 and on Wednesday he ousted No. 22 seed Jurgen Melzer 76(5) 64
• Last year he lost in the semi-finals to eventual champion Rafael Nadal…It was his third semi-final (2005, ’07, ‘09)
• Four of his losses here have come to Top 10 opponents – No. 10 Henman in ’04 QF, No. 2 Hewitt in ’05 SF, No. 2 Nadal in ’07 SF and No. 1 Nadal last year
• He captured the doubles title last year (w/Fish), defeating Mirnyi-A. Ram 14-12 in match tie-break

2010 Highlights:
W: Brisbane (d Stepanek); F: San Jose (l Verdasco); QF: Australian Open (l Cilic); Memphis (l Querrey)

2010 in Review:
• The Austin, Texas resident is appearing in his fifth quarter-final or better of the season and has an 18-3 match record, all on hard courts…He is attempting to reach his third semi-final of the year
• Last month he reached the final in San Jose where he lost to Spaniard Fernando Verdasco 36 64 64 and followed with a quarter-final in Memphis (l. to eventual champ Querrey)…He also has an ATP World Tour-best 14-2 mark in tie-breaks
• The top American opened the season by capturing his 28th career ATP World Tour title in Brisbane (d. Stepanek) to extend his title streak to 10 consecutive years (tied w/Federer among active players)…
Then followed by reaching the quarter-finals at the Australian Open (l. to Cilic in five sets)
• He came into the tournament tied for lead (w/Karlovic) on ATP World Tour in service games won (91%) and was No. 2 in aces (258) and first serve points won (80%) and No. 3 in first serve pct. (72%) and 2nd serve points won (57%)

ATP World Tour Masters 1000 History:
• Has a career record of 133-56 since playing his first Masters 1000 tournament in Miami (falling second round to Agassi) in 2000…Owns a 4-3 in finals, winning his last Masters 1000 title in Cincinnati in 2006 (d. Ferrero)…Also won there in 2003 (d. Fish)…His other titles have come in Montreal in 2003 (d. Nalbandian) and Miami in 2004 (d. Coria, ret.)

Miscellaneous:
• In 2009, the top American finished in the Top 10 for an eighth consecutive season at No. 7…He and Federer have the longest streak among active players on the ATP World Tour
• His 28 career titles is No. 3 among active players on the ATP World Tour, behind Federer (62) and Nadal (36)
• Coach Larry Stefanki captured the title in nearby LaQuinta in February 1985 (d. David Pate)

(4) Andy Murray (GBR) vs (6) Robin Soderling (SWE) Murray Leads 2-1
05 Bangkok (Thailand) Hard R16 Andy Murray 7-6(3) 7-6(5)
06 San Jose (U.S.A.) Hard QF Andy Murray 4-6 7-5 6-4
06 Memphis (U.S.A.) Hard QF Robin Soderling 6-1 6-4

MURRAY FASTFACTS

Tournament Highlights:
• The 22-year-old Scot has a 15-4 career record and he’s appearing in the quarter-finals for the third time in five visits…He opened with a 64 64 victory on Sunday over top Italian Andreas Seppi and followed with a 63 75 win over American Michael Russell on Tuesday and 62 1-0 ret. win over Nicolas Almagro
• Has broken opponents 11 times in 25 return games (44%) and leads the tournament in return points on first serve (46%)
• He reached the final last year (l. to Nadal) and was the first Briton in the title match here since Tim Henman in 2004 (l. to Federer)…Henman was also runner-up in 2002 (l. to Hewitt)
• He made his debut in 2006 and lost to No. 5 ranked Nikolay Davydenko in three sets in the second round...The following year posted back-to-back Top 10 wins over No. 4 Davydenko (4th) and No. 9 Tommy Haas (QF) before falling to Novak Djokovic in the semi-finals...Two years ago he fell to Tommy Haas in three sets in the 4th Rd.

2010 Highlights:
F: Australian Open (l Federer)

2010 in Review:
• The World No. 4 enters his second quarter-final of the year with a 10-2 match record on the season
• He opened the year by reaching his second career Grand Slam final at the Australian Open…He lost only one set en route to the final, posting wins over John Isner (4th Rd.), No. 2 Rafael Nadal (QF) and Marin Cilic (SF) before falling in straight sets to No. 1 Roger Federer
• He returned the week of Feb. 22 in Dubai and lost in the second round to Janko Tipsarevic in three sets

ATP World Tour Masters 1000 History:
• Has a 76-31 career match record and has won four of five finals the past two years…Won his first title in Cincinnati (d. Djokovic) and in Madrid (d. Federer in SF, d. Simon in final) in 2008…Last year won titles in Miami (d. Djokovic) and Montreal (d. del Potro) while reaching the final here
• He is appearing in his 16th career Masters 1000 quarter-final and is 11-4 in QF matches

Miscellaneous:
• In 2009, the Scot captured an ATP World Tour best six titles and reached a career-high No. 2 ranking in August (for four weeks) before finishing No. 4 for the second straight year…Led circuit with .857 winning percentage as he compiled a 66-11 match record
• Has a 36-27 career record against Top 10 opponents, including 14-6 last year and 12-8 in 2008
• Has a 14-7 career record in ATP World Tour finals and his 14 titles is the most by a British man in the Open Era…Greg Rusedski won 15 career titles (13 as a British citizen) and Tim Henman 11 titles

SODERLING FASTFACTS

Tournament Highlights:
• The top Swede has an 8-5 career record, reaching the quarter-finals for the first time…He is the first Swede to reach the quarters here since Thomas Enqvist in 2002…Enqvist is the last Swedish finalist in 2000 (l. to Corretja)
• Has not dropped a set in his 62 64 win over Evgeny Korolev, 76(4) 64 victory over No. 28 seed Feliciano Lopez and 63 64 triumph over No. 9 seed Jo-Wilfried Tsonga…He has held serve 28 of 30 games (93%), saving two of four break points and is No. 4 in the tournament with 32 aces thus far
• Prior to this year, he reached the 3rd Rd. in 2006 (l. to Andreev) and ’07 (l. to Gonzalez)

2010 Highlights:
W: Rotterdam (d Youzhny); QF: Marseille (l Llodra)

2010 In Review:
• The 25-year-old Swede enters his third ATP World Tour quarter-final or better with an 11-3 mark on the season (all on hard courts), with his best results coming indoors…He captured his fifth career ATP World Tour title in Rotterdam on Feb. 14 when Russian Mikhail Youzhny retired in the second set with a right hamstring injury
• Also a quarter-finalist in Marseille (l. to eventual champ Llodra)…Afterwards, went to career-high No. 7
• In opening Davis Cup tie Mar. 5-7 at home against Argentina, he defeated Eduardo Schwank in the opening rubber and Leonardo Mayer in the fourth rubber, both in straight sets, but his country lost 3-2
• Began season 0-2 with losses in Chennai (l. to Ginepri) and Australian Open (l. to Granollers)

ATP World Tour Masters 1000 History:
• Has a career record of 51-43 and he’s trying to reach the semi-finals for the first time…His best results are the quarter-finals four times – 2004 Paris, 2007 Monte-Carlo and 2009 Shanghai and Paris

Miscellaneous:
• In 2009, finished in Top 10 for first time at No. 8 with a 49-21 match record…He reached his first Grand Slam final at Roland Garros, defeating four-time champion and World No. 1 Nadal in 4th Rd. before falling to Federer in straight sets...Also advanced to the quarters at Wimbledon (l. to Federer)
• Has a 19-40 career record against Top 10 opponents and last season won a personal-best seven matches (7-11)…His best career win came over No. 1 Nadal in the 4th Rd. at Roland Garros last year
• Won his first non-indoor ATP World Tour title in his native country in Bastad (d. Monaco) on clay in July
• Coached by former World No. 2 and 2000 Roland Garros finalist Magnus Norman

SEMI-FINAL HEAD-TO-HEADS –

BOTTOM HALF

Rafael Nadal (ESP) vs Ivan Ljubicic (CRO) Nadal Leads 5-1
05 Doha (Qatar) Hard QF Ivan Ljubicic 6-2 6-7(3) 6-3
05 ATP Masters Series Miami (U.S.A.) Hard R16 Rafael Nadal 6-4 6-7(5) 6-3
05 ATP Masters Series Madrid (Spain) Hard F Rafael Nadal 3-6 2-6 6-3 6-4 7-6(3)
06 Roland Garros (France) Clay SF Rafael Nadal 6-4 6-2 7-6(7)
09 ATP Masters 1000 Monte Carlo Clay QF Rafael Nadal 6-3 6-3
09 ATP Masters 1000 Shanghai (China) Hard QF Rafael Nadal 3-6 6-3 ret

POTENTIAL TOP HALF MATCH-UPS

Tommy Robredo (ESP) vs Andy Murray (GBR) Tied 2-2
06 Las Vegas (U.S.A.) Hard R32 Tommy Robredo 6-2 6-2
07 Metz (France) Hard F Tommy Robredo 0-6 6-2 6-3
09 ATP Masters 1000 Indian Wells Hard R16 Andy Murray 6-2 3-0 ret
09 ATP Masters 1000 Madrid (Spain) Clay R16 Andy Murray 7-5 6-1

Andy Roddick (USA) vs Andy Murray (GBR) Murray Leads 6-3
06 San Jose (U.S.A.) Hard SF Andy Murray 7-5 7-5
06 Wimbledon (England) Grass R32 Andy Murray 7-6(4) 6-4 6-4
06 ATP Masters Series Cincinnati Hard QF Andy Roddick 6-3 6-4
07 San Jose (U.S.A.) Hard SF Andy Murray 7-6(8) 6-4
07 Memphis (U.S.A.) Hard SF Andy Roddick 6-3 7-6(4)
07 ATP Masters Series Miami (U.S.A.) Hard QF Andy Murray 5-3 ret
08 Tennis Masters Cup (China) Hard RR Andy Murray 6-4 1-6 6-1
09 Doha (Qatar) Hard F Andy Murray 6-4 6-2
09 Wimbledon (Great Britain) Grass SF Andy Roddick 6-4 4-6 7-6(7) 7-6(5)

Tommy Robredo (ESP) vs Robin Soderling (SWE) Soderling Leads 4-1
04 Bastad (Sweden) Clay R16 Robin Soderling 6-0 4-6 6-3
04 Lyon (France) Carpet R32 Robin Soderling 6-1 6-4
08 ATP Masters Series Monte Carlo Clay R32 Tommy Robredo 6-4 7-6(3)
08 ATP Masters Series Cincinnati Hard R32 Robin Soderling 7-6(6) 6-4
09 Beijing (China) Hard R16 Robin Soderling 6-3 6-3

Andy Roddick (USA) vs Robin Soderling (SWE) Soderling Leads 2-0
08 Memphis (U.S.A.) Hard QF Robin Soderling 7-6(6) 6-3
08 Lyon (France) Carpet QF Robin Soderling 7-6(5) 7-6(5)