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After a year in the headlines, Hamilton found himself beaten once again on Sunday night, this time by boxing champion Calzaghe as they competed for the coveted BBC Award.

Cyclist Chris Hoy, who won three gold medals in the Beijing Olympics, won the 2008 BBC Sports Personality Title. Three other Olympics cyclists were also in the top ten.

Britain's David Haye could add another glittering prize should he claim Nikolai Valuev's WBA world heavyweight crown.

The suicide of German goalkeeper, Robert Enke, in November 2009 has highlighted the prevailing stigma of mental illness and depression in the world of competitive sport.

Practice does make perfect, but the right type of practice leads to superior and fast track results

The question 'what is management' is answered by comparing it to investment, the goal of maximizing the return on people and other resources.

The Black Dog Institute aims to assist individuals affected by mood disorders such as depression and bipolar disorder and offer support to their friends and families.

The Library of Congress, National Press Club, and the University Club host large annual book fairs in DC, allowing anyone who loves books to meet their favorite authors.

Turning clocks forward an hour during the warmer months has become a hotly debated topic, particularly in Western Australia.

The choice of celebs appearing at Madame Tussauds reflects public opinion. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown was voted out while President Obama takes pride of place.

British Regency design, design during the Cold War, modern British theatre design and design innovation in China are explored by major exhibitions at London's V&A Museum.

Bhutan was once an isolated kingdom, tucked between India and China, whose government prided itself on the happiness of its people. Now that image is tarnished.

Muhammad Ali, aka Cassius Clay, returned to Ireland to visit the town where his ancestor, Abe Grady was born and raised. Abe left Ireland in the 1860s to emigrate to USA.

Christmas traditions in Catalonia include placing a Caganer, (a defecating figure) in the nativity scene and beating the Caga Tio (defecating log) to make it poop sweets!

Instinct serves as an invaluable guiding tool during challenging and turbulent times.

"He's behind you, oh no he isn't, oh yes he is!" Familiar shouts heard during a family outing to a pantomime, which for many is part of the Christmas festivities.

Many people underestimate the impact self talk can have on achieving personal and professional goals. Having greater awareness towards self talk can yield great results.

Often called the cradle of French culture in North America, Quebec City offers the best of both new and old world vacation escapes.

There are a surprising number of celebrities with OCD. Famous people with obsessive-compulsive disorder can be an inspiration for other sufferers of this disorder.

Daniel Mendoza, or Mendoza the Jew as he proudly billed himself, was a professional Jewish boxer from the East End of London who developed the art of scientific boxing.

The cult of the celebrity can be used to an advertiser's great advantage. Conversely it can be a complete and costly disaster. Here are some tips to veer towards success.