Thought of the day.

It's not what you do in life, it's what you finish...

Random pics

The champion, Steven Alfred and my coach, Roger Young at the ADT Velodrome.

Micky and Mini from Disneyland. Roshni wanted proof that I was at a conference there.

Traffic on the 710 freeway, going to work. Th freeway ahead is the 105.


My clean car.

Oops, somebody is going to get a boo boo

This is going to hurt. Picture was from the Athens 2004 Olympics. The Greek cyclist suffered the worst of the crash and from the picture; his helmet sure protected his head with the collision with the track. Not too sure about his shoulder/back and the pedal from the French cyclist. The Dutchmen (orange and blue) is Theo Bos, current World Champion in the kilometer.

Oh Yeah...Graduation is right around the corner

M.S. in Education Technology and Information Systems. Once this is done, the next objective is to attempt the CISA certification in December and begin preparation for the CISSP.

Due to my job and hopefully with a good CSU doctoral program, I will enroll in the spring for an E.d.D. in Information Systems - I hope my fees are waived :-)

Microsoft and Vista

Microsoft's 50 million line albatross by ZDNet's Dan Farber -- The New York Times reporters Steve Lohr and John Markoff explain the software delivery problems at Microsoft, as evidenced by the recent Vista and Office 2007 delays....each new version of Windows carries the baggage of its past. As Windows has grown, the technical challenge has become increasingly daunting. Several thousand engineers have labored to build and test [...]

Video of my crash in 2005

This crash occurred at the Far West Championships in 2005. The result was a broken rib and my left leg with burns from the track. I was off the bike for a week then returned to my training schedule.

This is a classic:

She's clean here, after the rain this past weekend and me being ill, I could not get to keeping the dust off of her. I will most likely wash her tonight.


Caption time: Hmmm, I wonder how much is really needed?

My new toy...Lancer Evo IX

Well, the beauty of getting older is you become much wiser. This past Saturday 11th Feb. I attained the milestone of age 31. I don't feel like 31 and my daughter, Roshni, usually says that I behave much younger than my age. Anyhow, this will be another year in which I will enjoy and take full advantage of every moment and make the best of every situation.

I have a new toy, something I've been researching for quite some time and finally have it. It's my new Evolution IX:

LA World Cup Track Cycling 2006

Wow, the event is over and I'm recovering from a weekend of aggressive, tactical and entertaining racing.

Jamie Staff, Steven Alfred, Travis Smith and Josiah Ng rode very well qualifying for their respective events, demonstrating the high quality training from Roger Young and Jamie Staff.

Video will be posted shortly and a DVD will be available for purchase soon. Here's a short clip of Jamie: Click here.