Thanks to Ybanag from Espiya.net, we have inside information regarding the latest results of the FHM Sexiest Women of 2008

1. Angel Locsin
2. Katrina Halili
3. Marian Rivera
4. Iwa Moto
5. Diana Zubiri
6. Ehra Madrigal
7. Jennylyn Mercado
8. EB Babe Lian
9. Angelica Panganiban
10. Cristine Reyes

I am really really in awe as to why Precious Adona aint there. Oh well, the tally is still ongoing, and the voting as well, so i can still get my hopes up.

To find out how to vote, proceed here:

http://www.fhm.com.ph/fhm-babes/vote100sexiest/2008/form

The sky kinda went angry late this afternoon and the sound of thunder was so loud you thought a black out is inevitable. Thank goodness, it didnt happen. See, its times like these you may want to have a cup of coffee while enjoying that cool sensation brought about by vapors in the wind.

And speaking of coffee, you may want to try some of these....


The Art Of Coffee - More amazing video clips are a click away

It is now just a few hours before the greatest rivalry in basketball history will yet again meet on the grandest battlefield. Perhaps after this series (and season) is over, we will come to a realization. This is no longer the game decided by whoever has the big men. The NBA today has come to a battle of shooting guards. It has become that battle that the NBA drafts we had for the past few years, has very little to offer when it comes to the number 2 position.

See, long ago, it was the battle of big men. Bill Russel was the player to symbolize the big man of NBA. When your big man is good, you'd win your championship. Then came Abdul Jabbar, with his unstoppable hook shot.

Come, the age of the 90s and Michael Jordan started to prove that if you cant stop the 2, then youre in bid trouble. He's got 6 rings to prove that. Early 2000 and Kobe did that, 3 times.

The Spurs and Pistons did come in, but see, during this time, no shooting guards were good enough to stop them. In fact, the very essence of their style of play was to stop the shooting guard from scoring. Do that and you win, Fail and you lose.

Now, its Kobe's time in the spotlight. He has endured the best style that is capable of stopping a 2. This time, if he has to win, then that wont be the style he needs to deal with, but his very own. Im talking about Paul Pierce, the Celtic's number 2. Whoever stops the other will win for his team a championship, i guarantee that. Whoever plays better will win it.