Organic, does a body good

I have not been to the Ferry Building for a long time. I almost forgot how pleasant to stroll along the water front behind the stores, overlooking the Bay Bridge. Yesterday evening, when I was checking out those stores, I saw a guy at an organic meat store called "Prather Ranch Meat Company" selling organic meat. He is fine. I understand that organic food is good for the body, but I didn’t expect it does a body this good. He has the perfect facial feature, great body, beautiful skin, even with a delightful voice. I was going to ask him how he could be so perfect. Then I noticed this sign at the store, I figure that he probably gets asked that question a lot. After I came home, I practiced "Eye Exercise" (眼保健操), because my eyes needs a long workout after the eye candy I have got. And, I am going organic. Apparently, much wacky stuff is happening besides my going organic. Some of them are very entertaining and make me laugh out loud. A few samples: Dirt bikes kill four "The California Highway Patrol says four people riding on two dirt bikes between 1:30 a.m. and 3:30 a.m. were riding toward each other when they collided." With all due respect toward Dykes on Bikes, I hate motorcycles. They are extremely loud in order to get some dirty look (attention), and they stink. However, these four dead souls are definitely not the ordinary motorcycle riders on streets. They rode in the dark, and toward each other. I begin to regard rednecks differently. The comments are even funnier than the news report. Judge’s Web site featuring sex photos "Judge Alex Kozinski was on the hot seat after the Los Angeles Times disclosed that a Web site of his contained numerous sexual photos and videos – showing nudity and bestiality – while he was preparing to preside over an obscenity trial in Los Angeles." I still cannot see what Alex Kozinski did wrong. His personal life is not to be judged. Period. In fact, if he can separate that from his work, he is probably the best judge we can find. So chill out, and mind your own business! I don’t even want to see those photos, because Alex Kozinski is no Edison Chen. Star-gazing teens fall asleep in street, are run over by car "Two teenage boys who fell asleep while stargazing in the middle of a street in Danville were run over early this morning by a woman delivering newspapers from her car." They must have been seeing a lot stars. They should have been awarded medal for not wasting times on watching TV or playing computer games. They slept so well that they didn’t even hear the car coming. That makes me wonder if they have lean bodies, because the concrete roads are not the most comfortable surface to sleep unless you have a lot build in cushion. And, to me, these two boys just sound so romantic. Man gets ticket for going topless in public "Sean Cephus, 18, was cited June 4 when police say he was spotted without a shirt on South Street near Hanson Street (in Easton, MD)." I agree with one of the comments made to this news article—This 18 years old dude should have a bikini on if he wants to live in that part of America. Come on, move here to San Francisco, where nudity is common. Wonder why the Europeans look down on Americans, besides Bush? Sudoku-playing jurors make judge stop drug trial "A judge aborted a drug conspiracy trial Tuesday after some jurors were found to have been playing the puzzle game Sudoku while evidence was being given. The judge was alerted after it was observed the jurors were writing vertically, rather than horizontally. It had been assumed they were taking notes." You cannot blame on the jurors, the trial was boring, and Sudoku is so addictive. I wonder what I would do if I were sitting in that box. I have to say that judge is so observant. Now, a random thought comes to mind: does he have a Web site with a lot porn on it? I am heading out the swimming pool now. For many others, they might be watching Hulk, who must have had a lot organic food. If the memory of King Kong starts to fade in one’s mind, a new action packed, fast paced, superhero themed blockbuster "The Incredible Hulk" (USA 2008, 114 min.) brings all the excitement back, featuring a giant green angry man, the Hulk, who is probably more powerful than his distant cousin King Kong. Comic character Hulk is Dr. Bruce Banner, who becomes a green monster with powerful strength after an experiment went bad, or well, depending on who you ask. In 2003, director Ang Lee‘s film "Hulk" brought this character to the big screen, but was poorly received by Hulk’s fans. This new promising "The Incredible Hulk" will change that, and it will very likely start a new wave of Hulk frenzy. In "The Incredible Hulk", Edward Norton plays Bruce Banner, a.k.a. Hulk. His blood has been altered so that when he becomes angry, he explodes into bullet proof Hulk, who has extremely powerful strength. He tries to find a cure to return back to normal, but he is sought by a US military general who wants to turn him into a weapon. However, during the process of catching Hulk, the general creates another monster that perhaps only Hulk has the ability to control. A battle is guaranteed to happen, in New York City. Where else? Edward Norton is the perfect guy to play Hulk, because he is always sad, if not angry. Besides his smirk in "Primal Fear," can anybody recall a smile from any roles he ever played? In order to transfer Bruce Banner into the green giant Hulk, all he needs to do is to get his heart beat faster. Getting angry does the trick perfectly. Like most superhero flick, the plot is somewhat formulaic. However, the energy and the dazzling special effects in this film will keep the audiences engaged and entertained. They will beg for a sequel, or sequels. Even at the end of the film, another superhero walks into a bar, thinking about teaming up with Hulk. Let the speculation about the sequel begin when one walks out "The Incredible Hulk." Incredible, indeed.