Rhythm of Life

/* * Declares and defines Arvin / Avi as of Aug 8 2010. DOB: 08/04/2010. * Sorry for the delay. * You can visit him at 6344 NE Meadowgate CT, Hillsboro Or 97124. GauraVinita would love it. * * Some rights reserved J */ using system; #include namespace Nolkha { class Arvin : public GauraVinita { string name; string nickname; date dob; inches dob_height; pound dob_weight; public: Arvin() : nickname(“Avi”), name(“Arvin”), dob(“08/04/2010”), dob_height(19), dob_weight(6.75) { cout << "Hello World" <<> } void sleep() { cout << "Nice power management feature :)" <<> } void wakeup() { cout << "Lets check it out (and also wake 'em up) :)" <<> } void cry() {

This is a considerably short ;) comment on Saurabh's blog . I did not want to pollute his comments section by writing a comment as long as an article. Let me for the sake of fun and argument take the other side. Why does an artist have to be a ‘wonderful enough entertainer’? We don’t go to our offices to entertain people. We sometimes work out of necessity, sometimes for satisfaction and pleasure. Why can’t an artist do something which he or she likes? Does he wish that everyone in the world would understand and appreciate his contributions? Did Einstein think that his theory should be appreciated by Taliban? And why do we, as consumers, have to be able to pick the best? Are we rational? If we were, rather than talking about IPL, we would perhaps be talking about much more pertinent issues, or masses’ issues. Issues of a billion people, rather than a few million. Coming specifically to IPL: Why is cricket not included in Olympics? What has IPL really done? Why is as popular as