So Sleek..Porsche Boxster S Black Edition

May 29, 2011 -

My 2005 Nissan Alitma SE 3.5L V6 just hit 110,000 miles. Though I've heard some of these cars are capable of running upward towards 200k miles, it is time to look at alternative options. Among which includes the luxurious Porsche Boxster S Black Edition. Limited to 987 cars and ranging from $65k to $68k, my chances of purchasing this car are slim to none. Comparatively speaking, I purchased my used Nissan with 50k miles for $15k. Should the government decide to do away with the income tax and for whatever reason I survive without shelter and food for a year and a half, I should have enough to buy the Porsche. That being said,  this is still a ridiculously sleek car. That alone, regardless of the price, is worth a consideration. Tell me this isn't a bad ass car?

Quick Stats: 

V6 - 320 HP
0-60 in 4.8 Secs
Manual/PDK (6-speed, 7-speed)
20MPG - City; 26 MPH


  


   
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Best Places in America for Bachelors to Live

May 8, 2011 -

Bachelor Life, Where Should You Live?


What is America's best city for men? Where is the most favorable female to male ratio for men?

Generally speaking, the east coast is more mate friendly to us males. For example, in New York there are approximately 200,000 more single women (25 to 44 years of age) than single men! 

All my life, I've lived on the west coast, without a reason to move. Now at the very least, I've planted a seed in my mind. So, why hasn't that seed grown into a plant or what is keeping me here? The unbeatable sunny weather. Where the east coast has snow, rain, and hail; I'd gladly wager a bet that the west coast, particularly the weather in California is sunny 90% of the year.


If I were to move to the east coast, what city would I consider moving to? Recently, December of 2010, U.S. News, ranked New York, Northern Jersey, and Long Island as the best places for single men to be on New Year's Eve. I take this to also mean, best places for men to get action. New York is followed by Washington, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Memphis, St. Louis, and then Cleveland. 

1. New York-Northern New Jersey - 149,219 more women than men
2. Washington-Arlington-Alexandria - 48,177
3. Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington - 30,929
4. Baltimore-Towson - 26,575
5. Boston-Cambridge-Quincy - 16,192
6. Memphis, Tennessee - 12,856
7. St. Louis, Missouri- 11,639
8. Cleveland-Elyria-Mentor, Ohio- 8,694

Up till recently, I've been considering Boston on the weak basis that it "sounds" like a great city. But, we all know New York is a great place to play and work. There is a rich culture (music and fashion) with great restaurants and clubs. Best of all, women outnumber men. Incidentally, New York was ranked the top city in the world for men by Politics Daily. How practical would it be for me to pick up and leave the west coast? The great thing about working for a Big 4 is that I can transfer to a different office in a different state and city rather easily. Since I'm not married or have kids, I'd say this would be the best time for me to make a change.

I'll need to think it through as I dislike the the fact that New York city is a major city, to say the least, and cost of living is bananas over there.

You only live once and I guess you can't have it all.
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[Living Peace Series] Dalai Lama at University of California, Irvine

May 5, 2011 -



Take aways....

Real source of inner joy comes from remaining truthful and honest
Anxiety comes from fear and distrust

Okay I have no idea what he said. It was really hard to understand him.

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President Obama at the 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner

May 1, 2011 -



Notable quotes:

"Today for the first time, I am releasing my official birth video"

10:00 - Obama Rips Trump

"Where are Biggie and Tupac?"
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