Badminton Tryouts and Flute Recovery

Two nights ago I received inspiration to get down with my Flute. No more irregular practice attempts and no more easy escapes with fun pieces. The next few weeks will only be long tones and getting back that embrochure for which I used to work so hard for. It's never too late ... right?

And Last night I went to try out for the McGill University Badminton Team. Holy shit was it brutal or what!!! Actually it wasn't the playing but the physical fitness test. Not only am I unfit but I was raped bad. First we had to do a 6 minute jog, followed by a 10 minute run. I was pretty tired by the end of that but it was not all. Situps, pushups, Burpees ... and to cap it all off, Suicides! I slept verrrrrry well last night.

I've also bought a new $10 bookshelf. The chick who sold it is leaving Montreal in less than a month and she's giving away things left, right and center. I would share her number for those also looking for things but she gave me a really, really comfy floor cushion for free and I might just drop by another day and see if there's anything else I like. :P

School is going gr8 so far! Update on that coming soon. :)

What Happened to Flight 77?

http://www.freedomunderground.org/memoryhole/pentagon121.swf
We've all encountered conspiracy theories but this one is most bizarre. What really happened to Flight 77??

India 0 - 4 Japan

So yeh, we lost another World Cup Qualifying match but it's a lot better than the 0-7 drubbing we got in Saitama, earlier in the year. Anyways, the point is 120,000 fans crammed themselves into the Salt Lake Stadium in Calcutta to watch the match ... not b/c they were there to see India play, of course that was part of it, but because they were there to catch a glimpse of Japan's manager - Zico!!! Apparently, he's treated as a demi-god in football-obsessed Calcutta. Just as cricket wants American sponsorship money, if India were to become big in football (sometime mid-century) then the world can be sure, there's several million people who would fill up stadiums like no other country. Latin American ones included!

So, who's willing to invest with me? :)