10/29/2004 

Read this-agirlcalleddivya If you are guy, you would definitely relate it. If you are girl , you would definitely relate to it too- but this time from the other end. It rekindled some of many best memories about high school. The days when you had to polish your shoes, cut your nails and there were fellow students like you who checked whether you have groomed properly. How shameless!. It sometimes makes me feel ashamed to note that I was one of the shameless lot who checked all these petty things.

My school lacked good looks not only int its facade but also amongst it women. It was really an apology for a coed environment. Girls are the single most important thing that attracts you, when adolescence is in its infancy in you. Especially the good looking ones. I have never cared to stand in front of the mirror and stare whether I was really upto it but I wanted to see, talk and listen to good looking women. This was primarily the reason I never interacted with girls in school - Lack of goodlooking women -period. Although these past eight years have refined my thinking and made me a lot wiser, I smirk at those days in school when we ranked the top girls in school and we would find it really hard to extend it beyond five and the list would grow to ten if we included some of the teachers. Time is clouding my memory but one significant figure(pun intended) that I remember, as I attempt to see through the haze was my Biology Madam. She was really a whiff of fresh air in a subject dominated by creepiness. Imagine studying the kidney of a cockraoch and the heart of a frog. She brought a new meaning to the everyday mundane activity of schoolgoing. At that point of time, she was certainly topping my list of goodlooking women in school. My impression and my understanding of Biology never changed even after her but sometimes you lose the battle but win the war- my impression of school changed. My cognizance of aspects of Biology grew but it was bound to happen with age especially in topics like Reproduction, Inheritance and Evolution. When she taught about reproduction, it was as if she was talking into my ears but I was always sucked(I meant the subject. No pun intended). In the hindsight, I think I should have proposed to her to add a little bit of spice to my school life. But I procastinated. She was married away to some "XYZ". I would have loved to call her husband a swine but ever since she came into my life, I became a lover of animals and I choose not to insult the animal. Thus she disappeared into the clouds of memory but I she did resurface from time to time when I used to catch a glimpse of her smile, her curves and a jumping frog.

Anyways, every story has to have a moral. The moral of this one is Procastination is like Mastrubation. it is nice when you do it, bit in the end you are only screwing yourself.

10/28/2004 

Boston won yesterday and put to rest the ghosts of the "Curse of the Bambino".
Boston RedSox which is apart of the American folklore featruing in Stephen King novels, Cheers-TV Sitcom, my favorite movie - "Goodwill Hunting" and even Master Card advertisement. The experience of seeing Boston clinch the Wrold Series was indeed priceless.

At the beginning of the 2005 season, I am going to be rooting for Chicago Cubs who suffer from an equally odious curse- Curse of the billy goat

10/27/2004 

BOSTON WINS!!!!!

Thanksgiving 2003- Red Sox GM Theo Epstien spends his entire thanksgiving in Curt Schilling's couch. He wants Schill to accept a trade to the Red Sox from Arizona Diamondbacks. Schilling accepts the trade and vows to put an end to the curse haunting the Sox since 1918 by bringing home that elusive World Series.

Thus started the journey that ended today with the Red Sox clinching the World Series. Wow! What a feeling. You are always happy when Yankees, Lakers lose.. This is a different kind of happiness. A team which dreamt and executed their plans. I am having the same feeling as I had when Arizona won in 2001. Only major difference being my friends who made that an occasion hard to forget. I miss Tempe. Bay Area sucks!!!

I guess this is the year for New England. Super Bowl, World Series and American Presidency :-)

10/26/2004 

Is this for real? is the temporary title of my novel attempt. I am going to be writing full fledged starting November as other writers start on the same day as well in their quest to write 50,000 words.

10/25/2004 

Watch this Space

I am going to be playing the role of an author this halloween. Not only on Halloween day, but throught the month of November. I will beBlogging my Novel as I attempt to write 50,000 words in a month as a part of National Novel writing month. I am yet to decide what I am going to write about, but I am not writing anything for weak hearts, sex crazy or techno savy. Please read it and send in your appreciation, condemnation, commiseration, consolation etc etc. I definitely hope to do a better job than the writers of Saas, Days of our Lives, Chitti etc etc who drag the story with needless cliches and an "overkill" of sentiments.

Go Sox... Three more to break the "Curse of the Bambino". Go Devils... 5 More to go before Rose Bowl

10/22/2004 

Today is Saraswathi Pooja. I loved this day when I was in school as this is the only day my mom did not want me to touch the books. Isn't it amazing to think about the number of holidays that people in India get? We have 10 state holidays in the United States. I am sure it is close to a month in India. I understand that it does happen in a country as diverse as India but I opine that it brings down the productivity a little bit. Time to declare the 5-7 most important days in the history of the country as national holidays without any bias of religion, caste etc and give five to seven days of optional holidays for people practizing a particular faith.

Anyways, to get an idea about the festival that culminates in Saraswathi pooja and also its significance, visit The Festivals of India - Dasara

10/21/2004 

Isn't the world getting more and more bizzare???
Models replace the traditional ball boys
Mandira Bedi hosts a cricket show
Bill Gates says Internet has no future
and this has to be the most bizzare
George W Bush wants to be the President for four more years

 

Headlines

I read a headline on Yahoo the other day which could have walked right into the portals of Jay leno's section on "headlines". Yahoo Sports reported "Venus Conquers Sperm". I was taken back as I thought the reporting was anachronistic as Venus had conquered the sperm( or rather its producer) a few thousand years back. For folks who did not get it, Venus is the Roman Goddess of Love and Beauty. Sperm, for those who bunked the Zoology classes in 9th grade, is the main culprit in increasing the world's population as it leaves its heavenly abode and tries to fuse with the female egg.

Just like Mr.Leno would say in his show, for more headlines please NBC.com > The Tonight Show with Jay Leno/ Headlines

Media uses these headlines very effectively to further their sales/viewership. I once bought a Tamil newspaper which read "President Dead". When I opened the newspaper, there was anews item dedicated to the death of the President in the last page for three lines. The President indeed was dead but it was the President of Togoland. Just in case you did not know where Togoland was, Prez Bush might now as it might be a part of coalition in the war against Iraq.

10/20/2004 

JOHNNY JOHNNY YES PAPA!!!!

I am touching the rooftops as Boston wins!!! BELIEVE in BOSTON!!!! Cursed for 86 years, Boston finally and memorably comes back from 3 games behind to shove it up the Yankees a***. The House that Ruth Built has finally been shaken by a self proclaimed group of rabid, weird haired, unshaven "idiots". Yankees, Boston showed who their daddy was?

I hope they go ahead and reverse the curse by winning that ultimate, elusive World Series. For the Yankees, this is a new record for the storied annals- bigest collapse in the history of American sports. George Steinbrenner, the kind of the evil empire will have to spend some more through his nose to get the next world series ring.

Go BOSTON!!!!!

 

I found this in a friends blog. Isn't it amazing how human minds think and perceive different things. I have never thought so much about diffrentiation and integration. Only thing that I knew was Diffrentiation was difficult and integration was even more difficult. I had a friend who once asked me "Why do we put that big "S" in front of the function while doing integration?". Such was our affinity to do integral and differential calculus. But they are always guys who thought about it too much and bumped up the class average. Do you think the author of the following could be one such anti-social element. Read this fully and you will know what an amalgam of Einstein and Socrates will be....
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I just started to think about Differential and Integral calculus and started to relate it to the real life.Again don't ask why? May be I was meant to do that :-). Simple enough!!
The process of applying differential calculus, called differentiation, reduces higher order terms to lowerorder terms in any continuous function f(x). If y = f(x) then the differentiation of f(x) is defined as,f'(x) = dy/dx. In short words f'(x) describes rate of change of the quantity 'y' wrt quantity 'x'. The basic premise is that, every human has a governing function f(x) such that f(x) is continuous. This function f(x) is unique for everyone. Every human is acts different in the same situation, as instantaneousvalue of the function with respect time is different for each person. Bothering about small things in lifeand trying to be different in various situations (in approx. terms 'differentiation') results in a functionof lower order.
Integration on the other hand is opposite of differentiation. An intergral of the function over a set oflimits, gives the area under the functional curve. Thus integration provides the bigger picture thendifferentiation (which is measuring anything at very small intervals of time). In other words integrationprovides us a mechanism to look at the bigger things. So if one has gain the knowledge of the integrate themselves towards God, who is infinite in capacity and benevolence. One has to try and reach the infiniteHim by focusing on higher order things. Integration of functions result in higher order functions. And itwould be common knowledge continuous application of integration would cause difficulty in integrating thesame. This can be attributed that each step we take closer to God, the next step becomes increasinglydifficult to achieve. Beyond a point a lot of sacrifices or renunciation is needed from our side to reach Him. Example, going from atheist to become a theist is easier to compared to taking the next step closer to God.
So this is something that i just thought about, please let me know your comments. It is not perfect by any chance. Anything that would enhance clarity or better understanding would be appreciated.

10/19/2004 

I think the world is going crazy. I totally endorse Bernie Mac's view when said "You know the world is going crazy when the best rapper is a white guy, the best golfer is a black guy, the tallest guy in the NBA is Chinese, the Swiss hold the America's Cup, France is accusing the U.S. of arrogance, Germany doesn't want to go to war, and the three most powerful men in America are named 'Bush', 'Dick', and 'Colon." More proof is this new website which lists all the marriage halls in Chennai. A friend of mine who is tying the knot in the next couple of weeks, forwarded it to me and I am gasping in awe at the pace at which technology is taking us. I need to take an exit and drink some coffee.

You would have read numerous emails about how Indians are the real brain behind America. Indians represent 21% of Microsoft, 5% of Intel, 72% of 711, 89% of Subway and 96% of Chicago Cab Drivers Association. I never gave my attention to these false propaganda but I know India is slowly eating away at America when I see people telling me that they did "gollu-hopping" on the weekends. I know folks do bar hopping, casino hopping even frequency hopping but gollu hopping is truly unheard. Have you been to the gollus, where innocent little girls are made scapegoats to the wishes of the oldies who want to listen to some Carnatic music and also try gauge the cultural upbringing of the little girl by the finesse with which she delivers the music. The girls go to house after house and sing the same song like a broken tape recorder. Worse is the plight of the guys especially the youngest one in the family. When folks come home and his mom is not there, he has to entertain the guests with some music of his own and offer them freebies like "sundal" instead of watching Pamela Anderson in the cozy confines of his bedroom. But it is always nice to have some pretty women visiting your house and you can always get some munchies like sundal after your mom returns from long gollu hopping sessions.

10/18/2004 

Miracles do happen as this one proves - Sandalwood smuggler Veerappan shot dead Although I m yet to beleive that he is dead but lets atleast hope there is figment of truth. I am sounding extremely cautious and skeptical about newspaper reporting today after one of my friends forwarded an extremely shocking and hilarious gaffe by Times of India.

List of Top serial Killers in country says TOI. Look for the guy named Bhaskar in this website . Serial Killer- who?. For Tamil Television viewers, Bhaskar is the same guy who stars in the Jaya TV talk show - "Hari Giri Assembly". I guess TOI should stick to naked models and Rekha's belly buttons rather than trying hard to report some serious stuff.

One heartening feature about the Veerapan death is atleast now our Tamil movie heroes will stop playing the "smart" cop trying to nab Veerapan. I have been bored to death sitting through those movies in which everyone from Rajinikanth to Vaiyapuri have tried to catch the 'elusive' bandit. The only saving grace of some of those movies used to be some leggy lasses like Ramya Krishnan, Lisa Ray shaking their booty to please the forest brigand . I still have a sneaky feeling that TN police might have shot down a half shaven Osama Bin Laden and not Veerapan. I am sure Veerapan is somewhere in those woods sipping "Kalla" Sarayam(Illicit Liquor) and dancing with Disco Shanthi. If they really killed him, then it calls for a celebration and I urge Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to call a national holiday to observe the successful completion of a project that would have consumed more money and take more time than the Veeranam project.

 

Ironies - never end
The second test match between India and Australia ended in an anti-climax. Isn't it a great irony that the rain Gods decided to shower some love and affection on the parched dry Chennai on such an important day.Man has done most things to conquer nature but nature always has an ace up its sleeve to surprise the hapless homo sapiens.

The weekend was a mish-mash. I was totally wrong about ASU-USC. USC literally took us to school and taught us how to play winning football. The Trojans were never afraid of this sun devil and they pranced towards victory. Hope is the greatest eveil of mankind. I still hope USC loses a game and we win the remaning games handsomely so that we can march into Psadena for a Rose Bowl appearance. Lets go Devils!

Red Sox have some breathing space after last evening's win over the Yanks. edro is going to pitch against his "daddies" . Let us Believe he can do it.

I am having a sense of deja vu with respect to the Presidential debates. Gore won all three debates in 2000 but yet lost the election. Similarly Kerry has won all three debates but it seems like he may not have done enough.

10/15/2004 

Presidential Debate at ASU. Some photos courtesy -Anil Kandangath

 

Remember Bhopal. Dec 3, 1984 is definitely a black letter day for India and the world. A day which would rank alongside Aug 6 and Aug 9, 1945 as the gravest days for mankind. 20 years have passed but justice is still found wanting. A recent study of people living around the disaster site indicates the breast milk fed by mothers to their kids has increased level of toxic chemicals, that have seeped into the groundwater in the affected area. So the legacy continues and will continue if the community doesn't come together in a big way and asks the Government to cut the crap and directs the architects of the disaster Dow Chemical Company ( Union Carbide was bought by DOW) take the crap out of Bhopal. So folks, if you are studying in an US university, plan activites around the 20th anniversary to make the community( not only Indian) aware of the event and step up the offensive on the perpertrators. Even if you are out of school, you can always take part in Bhopal related awareness activites as most communities will have something planned around that time. Everyone especially students need to stand up for Bhopal and stick it up to delinquent corporates, if the tragedy of a similar sort shouldn't happen again. It is a pity that U.S isn't preemptive in these matters.

10/14/2004 

Time for Sparky's pushups

I got the feeling that the ASU sentiments in my blog were becoming an "overkill". But folks,excuse me for one last time as I will have to blog about this weekend's matchup between ASU and USC. It is quite similar to Yankees and Red Soz games. Although the rivalry is not that intense. I am comparing the two because Yankees have been perenial winners and Red Sox have been evergreen losers. In comparison, USC is a storied college program and ASU has had relatively fewer bowl appearances. I was checking on Yahoo and 89% felt that USC was going to win the game this Saturday.

I would still think USC will win but it is a 50.1-49.9 call. I am rooting obviously for ASU and we will win if the defense ranked 13 in the country and second in Pac-10 manages to halt that scrambling assasin in Reggie Bush. If the defense shuts down USC, then we have arguably the best quarterback in Pac-10 (more yards thrown, more touchdowns and less interceptions than both USC's Leinhart and Cal's Rogers) in Andrew Walter. I am sure USC doesn't have the weapons to answer Walter's high octane air attack and we will kick some Trojan ass. Despite our poor season last year, we were level pegging with them last year at home for two quarters and then they pulled away. I am sure Dirk Koetter, the coach is spelling "REVENGE" loud and clear to his players. Iowa was at the receiving end in the beginning of the season and I hope it is USC now.

USC- remember ABC announcer Kieth Jackson's words from last week after the Cal game
"Now the Trojans will look to Arizona State and that big Gatling Gun they have at quarterback."

P.S.: The statistics and numbers are an obvious hangover I am having from the Presidential debate yesterday. One more small statistic, Walter is just 7 TD's away from all time pac-10 TD record held by the one and only John Elway of Stanford. John Elway got into the NFL Hall of Fame this year and is famous for leading Denver Broncos to back to back super bowl victories in the 1990's. A Mile high salute for Mr.Elway.

 

As I am watching the political race between the Bush and Kerry unfold into a full fledged soap opera, I am getting the feeling that the Nader factor that threw a spanner in the works of Al Gore in the last elections might become critical. Bush defeated Gore in last elections by 537 votes to capture Florida and enter the Oval office. How many votes did Nader poll in Florida? . 98,000 votes. Most of the 98,000 votes would have gone to Gore as his idealogies are closer to the issues represented by Nader. I don't mean to say Gore solely because of Nader but it was also one of the reasons that we cannot ignore. In some of the key swing states, Nader might still pull some votes and decide the election going either way.

10/13/2004 

I am writing as I am watching the third debate. On first impression, my opinion was Kerry was slightly shaky than previous debates. Lets see what the polls have to say in three days

 

Presidential Debate site and the Iraqi Connection

 

I sat ruminating last night over the ephemeralness of life. Last night, as I watched ASU, I was overcome with a sense of pride and emotion. I felt a belonging there. Although, I endured some stiff times in Tempe, I never felt I did not belong there. In the Bay Area, things don't seem to gel as they did in Tempe or maybe time is the best healer. This sudden wave of nostalgia burgeoned early last evening when I read something about those days in high school - when school reopened in June and in the last week of May we attempted to write some holiday homework foolishly believing that they would check on the first day, when we used to line up for morning prayers and a certain dude would call out "attention" "stand at ease", when we chased our friends around corridors and returned back to classrooms with sweat drenching shirts, when we watched cricket matches in the house next door to school during intervals and lunch, when we used to crave for quarterly, half yearly and annual holidays, when we used to cut classes to prepare for Independence day, Annual day etc.

Gone are those days!!!!

10/12/2004 

Some of you might be reading this just a few hours before the final election debate between Dubya and JFK ( John F Kerry. In fact it is pretty interesting that he shares his initials with John F Kennedy because Kerry is a self confessed fan of the former President. In one of the interviews, he even says he used to sign off asJFK while in high school due to his huge admiration for the real JFK). This debate will focus on domestic issues and we can hear some stuff that we haven't heard already. If any of you need to know the candidates' stand on various issues , here is a neat page - "Election Issues Explained".

Have a nice time watching the debate. For the sundevils reading my blog, watch out for our campus on TV. I was watching a MSNBC show tonight filmed before Hayden Library in ASU. pretty cool, huh!

 

Lets go Red Sox

Would you believe that a player cursed a team when he was traded from one team to another and the team that traded him has not won the major championship of that sport since then. If you don't believe, then you need to. "Curse of the Bambino" has inflicted the Red Sox since 1918 and they are yet to bring to Boston that elsuive World Series since 1918. Bambino is Babe Ruth whose is bradmanesque in baseball. He has blasted 714 home runs and he has just Hank Aaron ahead of him in all time home runs, but Barry Bonds is breathing down Babe's neck. Babe Ruth was traded to New York by Red Sox owner for a meagre amount that he used to finance his girlfriend's play. The rest, as everyone would say, is history. New York has become the winnigest sports franchise in history and Boston has been down in the dumps due to the "Curse of the Bambino". Don't relate this curse to anything that you see in Tamil movies where the perenially sobbing Manorama would inflict by throwing sand on the villain.

In sports, memory is short-lived. So, Red Sox have a chance at redemption this week when they face New York for the American league championship. I am rooting for Boston as I am a huge fan of Curt Schilling, Pedro, Manny, Ortiz and Pokey Reeese. Lets go Boston... We Believe!!!

 

Ouch, Free Lunches

One of the comments to my previous post evoked some memories from grad school where "free' was the order of the day. Grad school international students would be ready to consume even litres of rat posion if it was given free. Thank goodness, I never had to drink rat posion but I knew a few guys who had the luxury of getting $6 free lunch in the school food court. Guys usually took a couple of friends and me along with them to use up the entire $6 everyday. I had friends who used to work in coffee shops and always took good care of the guests. They took much care of the guests that sometimes they would even refuse to take money. I used to go with my friends on every Tuesday for free dinner to escape one of my roomies' horrible uni dimensional cooking.(I went on other days as well but Tuesdays were compulsory). Our house would have gone into the record books for eating the maximum weeks of tomato rice with raita.

Sitting back and thinking about it, those were really some of the best days of my life.

10/11/2004 

Yawn

Monday morning. If only everyday is a gift, let me where I should return Mondays. Thanks to a radio station, my monday morning was spruced up by Dire Straits blaring out Money For Nothing and Chicks for Free!!!. Life would be a bliss if atleast one of the two came true. "Money For Nothing" - interesting concept ain't it? A concept professed by a group known as Quixtar which targets people who want to make a short dash to fortune. If you bump on a extremely indulgent and caring stranger in an Indian supermarket, he might more often than not, be a quixtarian looking for his prey. If you are the open mouthed gasper to his money making ways, then you will be the next victim - meaning you will buy everything from your undergarments to your next car from their website and you will spread your net to nab few more greedy gooses into the Quixtar circle. Stay away from this folks!!! There has never been any damn thing called "Free Lunch".

10/08/2004 

Time for next debate at Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ. It is a great auditorium which I had visited to get a view of a different President - Michael Crow, Preisdent of ASU. There was a symphony to honor him and I had managed to get a few tickets more to see the famed auditorium than to see the President. More recently, Association For India's Development[AID], Tempe alongwith North South Foundation organized the National Spelling Bee finals for Ind-American kids. I bet ASU is going to be buzzing and I miss all the action

 

Keep it Simple Stupid
(KISS)
I am writing this as I am watching the Presidential debate. I think it is evenly matched although Kerry would have been better had he used brief and terse like his previous debate and not use long sentences like he does in his campaign talks.

 

Dream Job is the name of the new reality Television series in ESPN. The candidates are competing towards their fixation of being a sports show anchor. Pretty interesting stuff. If you watched the program, you can be forgiven for thinking the analysis and comments come from real hosts on Sportscenter and not interviewees.

ESPN runs top 10 plays of the day everday on Sportscenter. I am sure it is difficult to find top 10 plays on 365 days of the year so the lower half of the top 10 accomodates burger eaters, apple pie cutters, word spellers etc. I always thought they reserved the lower half of the top 10 for stuff you would call "weird" and exclaim "How Crazy!" My notion received a boost yesterday when a cricket match between Pakistan and Zimbabwe was at No.6. Even cricket lovers would not know that there was such a series going on and I wasn't sure how ESPN laid its hands on such a game for the top 10 plays of the day. "How Crazy!"

10/07/2004 

Didn't I tell you law makers are crazy. Read this court ruling in Italy. I have a couple of friends in Italy and one spends extended time in the bathroom. Now he might have a real reason to do so! :)

10/06/2004 

I thinkMaria Maria - Santana f/ Wyclef & Jerry Wonder which the Grammy a few years back is a classic case of anachronism. I spent this afternnon browsing through some of the online photo galleries of Maria Sharapova. Isn't she something? It is almost like Santana had written the song for the Sharapova who has burst into the scene 4 years after the song won the Grammy. I hope she matches her tennis with her beauty.

Meanwhile, coming back to the elections- I thought Dick Cheney was more stoic, commander in chief like, than Bush who looked like a denier in chief. Having said that if you compare apples with apples, Edwards was better than Cheney. If you compare idiots with idiots, Cheney was better than Bush. But how can you trust the Bush-Cheney campaign to come clean in any open debate. Yep, make no mistake there was a blemish. He directed people to check this website to know about the true facts about involvement with Haliburton. In reality, the website he mentioned attacks President Bush and is an anti Bush website. Mr. Cheney wanted us to check www.fatcheck.org and not factcheck.com. BUsh and Cheney should be thanking their stars as the misquoted website was not a porn site :)

10/05/2004 

Law Makers are (F)law Makers

I am a new California resident and some of their laws befuddle me. Here are some of my personal favourites.

Animals are banned from mating publicly within 1,500 feet of a tavern, school, or place of worship.
Women may not drive in a house coat. ( This law should have been "Woman may not drive")
No vehicle without a driver may exceed 60 miles per hour.
Giving or receiving oral sex is prohibited.( Guess where, in the city of San Franscisco. Phew!!!!)
It is illegal to wipe one's car with used underwear. (City of SF. Maybe they might diffrentiate from an unsed and used by smell)
It is illegal for a man to beat his wife with a strap wider than 2 inches without her consent. (City of LA- OJ Simpson this is your place to be)
It is a crime for dogs to mate within 500 yards of a church. Breaking this law is punishable by a fine of $500 and/or six months in prison. ( Prison and Fine for whom, the dog!!!)
It is illegal to cry on the witness stand.( This is LA-Kapil Dev stay out)
You are not permitted to wear cowboy boots unless you already own at least two cows.(This is in Blythe- I am sure George Bush had something to do with Blythe)
It is illegal for a secretary to be alone in a room with her boss. ( City of Pasadena... I am sure this is not helping the job market there)


10/04/2004 

There is something about them

Its Monday night and I am sitting glued to the television set watching the Ravens battle the Kansas City Royals. I was supporting the Baltimore Ravens as one of the stars on their defense is Terrel Suggs, a Arizona State Alumni and last year's Defensive rookie of the year in NFL. What strikes me most about this game and in fact every game - the cheerleaders. Wow! aren't they amazing.Plunging necklines, flat tummies and and those beautiful smiles always melt your hearts and strain your loins. They are there in every game and each team has their own volptuous beauties which makes you beg to ask the question "where do these women come from?"

10/01/2004 

People Living in glass houses should not throw stones at others

President Bush re election campaign is based on the grounds that John Kerry keeps changign his positions. But Cheney changed his view on Iraq. So who is a flip flopper? Is it the ex veteran or the ex CEO