Is there a better way to end opening day than a six run bottom of the ninth, capped off by a two run walk-off homer to win the game? Wow!
In NCAA tournament news, I went from near last place in our office pool throughout the tournament to taking first last night. They all laughed at me when I picked UConn to win.
It's always the jackass who knows nothing about basketball who ends up winning the pool, right?
Posted by Ryan Olson at April 06, 2004 08:01 AMThat's why I won two pools last year and one the year before....
Posted by: The Great and Powerful Raj on April 6, 2004 04:40 PMThey laughed at picking UCONN? Sign me up for your pool next year! In our pool (50 ppl), UConn was the 2nd most popular pick for winner after Duke. I picked 3 of the final 4 teams right, and the winner, and still only managed 3rd place.
Posted by: Gurney_Halleck on April 7, 2004 10:06 AMOurs was about 1/3 Duke, 1/3 OK State, a few Stanfords, one Pitt and one UConn.
Posted by: Ryan Olson on April 7, 2004 10:43 AMUnderstanding Bhagabad Gita will be topic for next six weeks at Sagarmatha Nepali Restaurant in Adelaide, Australia on every last sunday of the month starting from May 30, 2004.
Pure vegetarian sweets will be served at the end of the discussion. Please join us to learn this Rajbdya (king of the knowledge). For further information please ring us or e-mail us or just turn up at 12.00 noon.
I wish you all a very Happy Bijaya Dashami 2062. May Goddess Durga Bhawani bless all Nepali people living at home and abroad with joy, love, happiness, peace and prosperity.
If you are in Adelaide, please drop by Sagarmatha Nepali Restaurant on 23rd October 2004 for Dashain celebration and Tika ceremony at around 12.00 noon. For contact and address visit our website: http://www.sagarmatha.com.au
I wish you all a very Happy Bijaya Dashami 2061. May Goddess Durga Bhawani bless all Nepali people living at home and abroad with joy, love, happiness, peace and prosperity.
If you are in Adelaide, please drop by Sagarmatha Nepali Restaurant on 23rd October 2004 for Dashain celebration and Tika ceremony at around 12.00 noon. For contact and address visit our website: http://www.sagarmatha.com.au
I wish you all visitors and organizers a very happy new year. May this new year 2005 also bring joy, happiness, love, peace and prosperity to all human being around the world. May this year also bring peace and security to all over the world.
Posted by: Deepak Bista on January 1, 2005 07:41 PMSagarmatha Nepali Restaurant is organizing a Fund-raising event for tsunami victims on 30th January 2005. There will be traditional Nepali cuisine banquet with Nepali music. There will be some Nepali goods for auction. Please come and be part of it to raise some fund for this cause.
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