An increasing number of sports enthusiasts are starting to become aware and even embrace video gaming, or cyber sports, especially with it rapidly growing in the industry and now being played at a professional level. But with this increasing popularity are controversies including the compelling issue of whether gamers are athletes.

Computer crimes or cybercrime is a crime involving a computer and a network. To be more specific, cybercrimes are acts violating both individuals and groups of individuals with ill intent and motive to damage their statuses by inflicting physical and mental injury, which could also lead to losses, whether directly or indirectly. This damage is done with the use of modern telecommunication networks including but not limited to the Internet and cellular phones. Examples of which include hacking, copyright infringement, child pornography, and child grooming.

Ask any famous musicians, dancers, artists or sportsmen how they came to be winners in their various professions and you will invariably get the same answer - practice, practice, and more practice. Writing is much the same. You need to practice consistently using the language and seeing how you can create magic with just 26 letters. How amazing is that - if you think about it? Everything from Shakespeare through John Steinbeck and Tom Wolf, all the way up to Dickens, was created simply by using combinations of those 26 letters in different ways and different scenarios.

If you have ever watched Big Brother on television, you will know what a nightmare the wrong combination of people in a house can be. Big Brother lasts only a couple of weeks at most, and then everybody goes home. In a college dorm you are thrown into much the same situation; stuck on a floor with a bunch of people that you have never met before in your life. Lots of egos, insecurities, good and bad habits, noise, drink, drugs, and of course, the "S" word!