Blaming bad behaviour on bad company: Do we miss the point?

Yes, says Paul Zimmermann in this article in Sports Illustrated. The characters and sub-plots may be unfamiliar to many, but the argument is universally applicable.

read the complete article, please :D

one debate i wont miss for a world. I exhort RR to contribute some technically relevant insight into the matter. For all i know this is one issue where biomechanics has as profound a role to play as ethics does.

push it, push it :D

things coudnt get any better, on a dry scorching summer day this is one thing you certainly wont mind giving a skip.

'toefl' tourism

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How YouTube struck gold

Forbes.com presents a list of what it thinks, are the 10 most influential videos, to appear on YouTube. Thanks to Mohan for the link!

brother of the holy cow !

We Indians take every bit the India with ourselves to places we encroach upon. The desire to register our presence often manifests itself in the most weirdest of manners. The projection is sometimes reflective of the most backward and inane mentalities that Indians once harboured. Every action however good it might be, if it lacks sound reasoning is yet another tomfoolery. I dont doubt what good it might do to that poor creature but why others are left out of the perview of this sudden sympathy and holy reverance is beyond my humble reasoning. Offcourse, one might argue that tracing its lineage to the holy cow, 'Shambo' deserves all the attention and campaigning.
sigh!!!!..........somebody tell the queen.

Thief! Thief!

But what did he take? You would have never guessed!