23rd February : Significance

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Everyday has its own importance. May it be related to our lives or not.

It is important for sumone. so we all should atleast know about it. Even if we dont celebrate it.

Today is 23rd February 2017

Do u all know what is the importance of today's day in our life's??

want to know why??

check the next post to know about it...

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The digital revolution has provided unparalleled access to information, and empowered people to do their own research, education, and learning. Digital Learning Day celebrates the use of digital technology in learning and in particular highlights innovative and forward-thinking us of technology for learning in the classroom.

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Curling is Cool Day is not dedicated to those of us naturally or otherwise endowed with glistening spiralling locks of hair. Oh, no, no! This is the day George Clooney and Bruce Springsteen get to play their all-time favourite sport and call it cool. Most of us out there will probably wonder what the fuss is about, but if you're a curling enthusiast, then by Jove do you owe the people who invented it a colossal thank you!

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A Scottish game developed in the 1500's that the Canadians seem to be exceedingly good at- if Winter Olympic Games are anything to go by- curling involves launching a stone on ice and sweeping the ice in its path as it attempts to land on a target and dislodge your competitors' rocks. But wait, there's more. The sweepers wear special shoes, one that slides and one that doesn't, and the stone is more like a 40 pound granite bomb that looks suspiciously too much like a macaroon. The brooms are slightly more evolved now than the ordinary sweepers they used back in the 1900s. In fact, they're hardly reminiscent of a witch's broom, at all. The floors are sheets of ice with vinyl markings underneath, for the target, rather than the frozen lake surfaces that were used back in the day. The concept, though, is very much the same. You launch, you sweep, and you score.

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While the intricacies of the game will not keep you awake at night, they will certainly be sufficient to keep the children entertained, so what better reason to send them out into the blistering cold to play with a rock? But you'll have to all join in, because two teams of four are needed to play. So gather-round for a bonspiel and find out why everybody and his uncle played this game and said it's cooler than bowls and shuffleboard. Admittedly, the competition isn't the stiffest you'd find in the world of sports. So don't waste any time. Go out there and find out why hammer-time in curling has nothing to do with MC Hammer!

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What better way could there be to keep your body fit than to do sports? There are hundreds of sports, both team and individual, guaranteeing that everyone can find something that is just right for him or her. Tennis has been a favorite sport of many since the 19th century, so if you haven't yet, it is high time you tried it!

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The History of Play Tennis Day

As we know it, tennis has been around since the mid 1800s, when two friends Harry Gem and Augurio Perera developed the game on Perera's lawn in England. The first tennis club was created soon after, in 1872, and had just 4 members at the beginning of its existence. However, the origins of the sport of tennis can be traced back to twelfth century France, where it was played by hitting the ball with the hands instead of a racket. In fact, King Louis X was a big fan of the game that was then called jeu de paume ("game of the palm"), and is considered the world's first tennis player known by name. Since then, tennis has of course evolved greatly into the competition we know today, played by thousands and followed by millions of fans from around the world. Because of this, it is likely that the origins of Play Tennis Day can be traced back many hundred years.

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How to Celebrate Play Tennis Day

The best way to enjoy Play Tennis Day is, of course, to pick up a few balls, a racket that's relatively light and easy to hold, and head down to the local court. Bring a friend or loved one along for an added bonus and enjoy a sunny afternoon of serves and volleys. However, if you are not yet overly familiar with this sport or have never even picked up a racket, don't worry! Play Tennis Day is also a great way to become introduced to the sport itself. Tennis is a fun but extremely intense game that pits you against your opponent one on one, with no team members to support you and nobody to rely on but yourself, and it is both physically and psychologically demanding. This is why it is generally considered a good sport for especially those with a strong sense of independence and plenty of drive and determination. Sign up for lessons with a qualified instructor to learn the basics and prepare yourself for the intensity of a real game. Alternately, you could celebrate this day by simply sitting down and watching a professional match, which can prove to be much more exciting than you may be anticipating"tennis is nothing like golf, to be sure. It is especially inspiring to watch the disabled play tennis and vanquish their disabilities at every turn by racing to and fro across the court in order to make it to that ball on time. If you ever have the chance to do so, it is a huge eye-opener to play a disabled opponent as well, as he or she will definitely shock you with agility and skill and force you to step up your game to avoid losing every single set. Whatever way you choose to celebrate it, Play Tennis Day is indeed a fun way to pay tribute to such a fast-paced sport.

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Every dog has its day - and this is it. Nobody seems to know the origins of Dog Biscuit Day, but every canine in the world knows the best way to celebrate it. Pets will be wagging their tails with glee when their owners serve up unusual or home-made doggy snacks to mark the occasion.

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