ALABED ALAMERI
Wednesday, 8 January 2014
Wednesday, 27 November 2013
reflection of the interview
Interviewers:
Ahmed Omar Bayousif
Nasser Adli
Alabed Eidha
Saeed Saif
Interviewee: Mohamed Natheer, khaldoon
The purpose of this interview
The aim was to gather enough information about the club, and
also record personal individual opinions from the persons we were doing the
interview with. We wanted to gather information that’s not available in written
brochures or booklets that the club offers.
Site map
Reflection
When we came the first time to the club, the administration
of the club were not that cooperative with us, especially the general manager.
The general manager was always busy; he couldn’t provide time for us to
interview him. Another reason for their lack of cooperation was because we were
not members of the club. But, after going to the club several times, we found
the proper person to do the interview with. The quality of sound with the
interviewee Mohamed Natheer was not that good, and the reason for this is
because he has a low voice and the camera was slightly far from the interviewee.
On the other hand, the interview with Mr. Khaldoon have went well, because he
had a loud and clear voice, also the place we had the interview done in was a
quiet place. During our interview tour, we faced a problem in covering all the
sections in the club due to the huge area of the club; also the large number of
sections, and there are some sections we were not allowed to enter because we
were not members of the club. In addition, some private area was specified for
women, and we were not allowed to enter.
Sunday, 6 October 2013
Sunday, 22 September 2013
Florence Griffith-Joyner
An American track and field star Florence Griffith-Joyner also
called Flo-Jo as her nick name became famous, because she was the fastest woman
of all time. At the age of 38 she died of epilepsy in 1998. In 1988 she still
holds the world record for both 100m and 200m. She also ran in the 4*100m and
4*400m relay team. In 1988, James E.Sullivan awards her as the top amateur
athlete in USA and she wins gold in the former event and silver in the latter.
After short time, she retired from competitive sports. In 1996, she announced
her comeback to competitive athletics only for 400m. However, tendinitis in her
right leg ended her hopes of becoming a triple world record holder. In addition
to this, she was accused of using performance-enhancing drugs but she did not
die from drugs or banned substances. Finally, she joined in other activities
such as basketball uniforms for Indiana Pacers in 1989. In my opinion, my
favorite female sports person is Flo-Jo because she entered the sporting history in the
world
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