If we would begin each new minute as we begin each new hour, and each new second as each new minute;
Then for every second
Every minute
Every hour
Every day
of Every year, we will have endured,
Knowing that our journey and our destiny had become one.
- Anonymous
Ed Lorenz apparently fulfilled his life's mission here on earth when he bowled the third perfect game of his life. It was also his last. The other two were accomplished just last year during his regular league participation.
A colleague commented that Ed couldn't have written a better ending had he tried. I hope Ed at least had a chance to enjoy a few congratulatory beers from his teammates before he left for the big bowling alley in the sky.
Cohen's ability to create many different personas has been well documented via his cable television show, particularly his best known alter-ego, Ali G, for whom the show is named.
It's evident that Cohen is a brilliant comic whose style echos that of the late, great Andy Kaufman, who was widely known for his portrayal of "Latka Gravas" on the television show "Taxi."
But the Kazakh government didn't appreciate Cohen's recent satire, in which he portrays a Kazakh journalist who attempts to learn more about Western lifestyles, while sharing the customs of his native land.
Read about it HERE.
From what I saw, the sketch looks to be pretty funny. Who said Central Asian governments have no sense of humor?
