So true..
"Oppositions never win. Governments lose!"
Not sure who said this first but heard it from Hon.David Hawker, Speaker, House of Reps, Australia.
At some point of time, you've surely been directed by someone angrily to go 'get a life'. This blog will tell you nothing relevant to getting a life.
"Oppositions never win. Governments lose!"
Charley Lineweaver's talk on biocosmology started with asking the audience if physics has anything to do with 'life'. Biology is often referred to as the 'life science'. Establishing the link between astrophysics or to be specific - cosmology and life is not easy. The real and complete theory of evolution must start right from the beginning. Beginning is known as 'Big Bang' in astrophysics. To understand 'life' one needs to appreciate what type of life is being talked about. Settling on a common theme for life, Charley presented a 'recipe for life':
Matthew Hayden has every reason to complain. He has been overlooked for a spot in the ODI team by a rank under-performer in Damien Martyn. To add salt to injury, his opening slot in the ODI team is held by Simon Katich who is clearly out of place in the team (and international cricket).
Listening, Reading and Watching..
The AIADMK's seat-allocation has been announced. The 'equation' is given here.
I propose an alternative to everyone who does not want to believe in *true love*.. I give you - Practical love. Does you life get so hectic that you can't spend every living moment thinking about your beloved one? For those who still crave takeaway dinners and watching a DVD.. but can not be bothered with flowers and choclates..
Are new beginnings ever possible? As a concept, will they work?
DPA's seat-sharing has been decided. Still working out their arrangements are :
Thank God for New Zealand's all compassionate cricketing samaritans. The world would be so worse off without these wonderful, caring gentlemen of highest calibre.
Damien Martyn expresses 'amazement' at being selected in the Australian cricket test team after a mediocre performance at Ashes 2005, where he scored 178 runs at 19.77. Martyn's supporters believe that he was made scapegoat for the Ashes defeat but his performance in one-dayers since Ashes 2005 are summarised below (courtesy: Cricinfo Statsguru). He has averaged 32.53 in that period which is 7.5 lower than his career average of 40, considered the benchmark for a top-order batsman.
Statsguru - DR Martyn - ODIs - Innings by innings list
DR Martyn (Damien Martyn) [Player Page] - RHB; RM
Born: 1971-10-21 (present age: 34y 137d)
Filter: in matches that started after 2005-07-08.
Mat Runs HS BatAv 100 50 W BB BowlAv 5w Ct St
filtered 19 488 79 32.53 0 4 - - - - 7 0