By Ian Browne / MLB.com
ST. LOUIS -- In the baseball-crazed region of New England, they will no longer cuss about mythical curses. Red Sox players will no longer be force-fed history lessons on the generations of championship futility that preceded them. The heartbreak is officially over, thanks to a historic odyssey that arguably now earns top-shelf status as the biggest story in the history of Boston sports.
The entire culture of the Boston Red Sox changed Wednesday night at Busch Stadium, as the tradition-laden franchise carted home its sixth World Series championship, but first since 1918. That's right, the 86-year drought officially came crashing down after the Sox completed their four-game sweep of the Cardinals with a 3-0 victory in Game 4. This was quite a turn of events for a team that trailed the Yankees, 3-0, in the ALCS and was down a run against Mariano Rivera entering the ninth inning of Game 4. They came back to win that game in 12 innings, and never lost again, closing out the postseason with eight wins in a row, and an 11-3 record overall. Since the LCS adopted a best-of-seven format in 1985, no eventual world champion had been able to win eight consecutive games in one postseason. But the Sox completed that most gaudy mission at 11:40 p.m. ET on Wednesday, as closer Keith Foulke flew off the mound and tossed the World Series-ending out to first baseman Doug Mientkiewicz.

I guess Charles is Happy. That story is like a movie scenario... I love it :)

I was trying to find some nice things to download from the internet and I thought I would type "blumchen" in the search box. Most of you probably have no idea who blumchen is except if you're german maybe. When I was younger, I used to love techno, dance music, and also happy hardcore. This is kinda the same music as "99 red baloons" (maybe you know this song). Well Blumchen was a 17 years old german girl singing on happy hardcore music. She is very famous amongst kids in germany cause she was singing the song of "Sesame Street" in Germany. Me and my friend Guillaume were huge fans of Jasmin Wagner aka Blumchen. Now I can tell how stupid the lyrics of those songs were but I listened one of her songs today and it reminded me a lot of things about my old friends that I haven't seen for years. This is not the first time a song reminds me the past. I think music is a very good help to remember the past. Anyway I thought I'd let a note about her as she was my favorite singer for a few years and then became a part of my life.

You have to know first that I really like the way David Beckham plays football. I'm not a stupid fan who cares about his personnal life etc, but I like to watch him playing. Last week, he did something pretty fun. He got injured during a game and he knew that he would be away from the fields for a long while so he decided to do a very strong tackle on a Wales player to get a yellow car, get suspended and then put the counters of yellow cards back to 0 while he was injured anyway. People can say it was a very good idea, personnally I think it's a bit immoral but this is not the point, everyone can make his own opinion about the story. What was funny is that he admitted that he did that on purpose to the Daily Telegraph's journalist and that was published the next day in the newspaper. So now the best part. He actually said to the journalist "Some people think I have no brain, this time I showed them I do" or something like that, meaning he was very smart for having done that.
So now, I'm sorry David, but even if I go on your side, and say it was a smart move, telling it to the world, to those kids who you are an idol for wasn't very intelligent. I think those people really believe you are stupid now and maybe some new other ones as well...