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Szilvia Friere – Miss Hungary Turn Poker Hottie
Beautiful, talented and sexy! What makes the poker hottie of this post special? Not only Szilvia Freire won the crown of Miss World Hungary, she go all-in in a World Series Of Poker (WSOP) last October, 2009. Szilvia Freire was sponsored into the WSOP by Everestpoker.com. But unfortunately, after Szilvia Freire busted out of the WSOP tournament she and the crew began taking shots on an empty poker table.
Perhaps unaware that beauty queens are not expected to bring about world peace but are simply expected to stand around looking pretty in skimpy outfits, Miss World Hungary Szilvia Freire is logical then to think that she can equally make a splash at Miss World and surprise all the viewers.
Szilvia Freire On Describing Herself And Hobbies
Szilvia Freire was born into a multicultural family, with a Hungarian mother and Mozambique with Portuguese blood. She lives in African country for 9 years, now residing in Hungary in Budapest independently. She describe herself as a diverse person, who is very interested and open to the world and likes to study, having an economist diploma and now working on attaining the second one. Fluently speaking in 3 languages: Hungarian, English and Portuguese and understand French a little.
Szilvia Freire is a very social and need people’s company and attention, and a pet lover with a ,positive attitude, patience and tolerance that she gained can be attributed to the various places she lived through her life and it has always help me on my way. A person who is not saddened by negative criticisms, but learned from them and this way she tried to get closer to her aims. Her passionate for Texas Holdem Poker game, encourage her to play at WSOP and other sports are an everyday activity for her.
How She Hold The Crown To Miss World Hungary 2008
Szilvia Freire said that the process for finding Miss World Hungary consists of several steps. In the first step, 600 girls were chosen out of 2000 candidates, who registered via internet with photos and their biodata. The 600 were called to appear in front of the 6-member jury, who chose 80 from them for an interview. Then 23 where chosen to go to a 2-week-long preparation camp, at the end of which only 21 girls remained. We had to say goodbye to 2 candidates there, who the jury found the least appropriate for the queen position. The final was held with a fascinating and spectacular TV show, with a new jury, who gave scores in 3 different categories: swimwear, evening gown, and after these, the 5 best finalists had to answer the jurys questions live, in the TV show. I am very proud to be the winner. It is one of my biggest dreams that came true.
Her Qualities For Being Hailed As Miss World Hungary 2008
For Szilvia Freire,being a very social and sympathetic; she make connections easily with other people. With her diverse knowledge in foreign languages and my childhood life, which she could spend in several parts of the world are also some of her edge. For her, Life taught her to be patience and tolerance.
Community of Million Gamers – Online Gaming Communities
Are online gaming communities the new members’ clubs or will the next generation of online gamers will be lacking any social skill who cannot recognize a three dimensional object even if it falls on his head? Looking at some of today’s online games shows that despite all the gloomy prophecies, virtual games create a new, bigger, world-wider form of communities based on human interaction.
One of the most ancient and common claims against online gaming was directed towards its anti social nature. Internet opponents saw online gaming as the community enemy, which causes people to prefer the solitary act of playing internet games over taking part in more traditional types of social activities such as playing sports games, visiting the local bingo hall, etc.
However, the growth and the development of online games, made this claim a little bit irrelevant. About ten years of broadband internet access proves the opposite: online gaming is a social activity by nature. From classic card, board, puzzle, and sports games to massive multi player online games (Second life, World of Warcraft, etc), online games are nothing but isolated and/or antisocial.
Let’s take online backgammon for example. Backgammon, the ancient board game, was traditionally played in backgammon clubs as a one-and-one game or a tournament.Backgammon rules used to be spread around in the old fashioned viral marketing – by word of mouth.
But what would do a small town backgammon player who has no backgammon clubs nearby? Online gaming solved this dilemma. The largest online backgammon rooms host hundreds of thousands of players who can practice backgammon games against each other, chat with one another, discuss game tactics and strategy, share information, gossip and do whatever members of community do when gather together.
Another game that proves the importance of the social aspect in today’s online games is Second Life. The relatively new game has become a phenomenon. Although defined as a game, Second Life had shed all traditional characteristics of a game: it has no rules, no strategy and no actual competition or goal.
Instead, Second Life players, excuse me, residents, can keep themselves occupied in various social activities including buying and selling stuff, throwing parties or being invited to ones, exhibiting art objects or visiting art exhibits and involve in other life like behaviors. At the same time they can make new friends and/or foes and experience the entire scope of human emotions towards one another.
These were only two extreme examples – the classic board game turns virtual and the embodiment of the cyberpunk authors’ visions. However, online gaming communities are far richer. Online gaming communities can be based on a shared interest in a certain game or on the abstract idea of interaction. Either way, the basic need in human communication did not pass from the world with 3D web technologies.