Monday 9 May 2011
Saturday 7 May 2011
FAST and FURIOUS 5
Dominic and his crew find themselves on the wrong side of the law once again as they try to switch lanes between a ruthless drug lord and a relentless federal agent.
Director:
Justin LinWriters:
Chris Morgan, Gary Scott Thompson (characters)Stars:
Vin Diesel, Paul Walker and Dwayne JohnsonDownload link:
Friday 6 May 2011
Teen Thay Bhai (2011) DVDScr 400mb
MOVIE INFO
3 Thay Bhai (2011) DVDSCR 400mb : Teen Thay Bhai is the story of 3 brothers distanced by life and brought together by a clause in their Grandfather’s will, at an isolated snowed-out cabin. They battle love and life to win the most important thing: each other.en Thay Bhai is the story of 3 brothers distanced by life and brought together by a clause in their Grandfather’s will, at an isolated snowed-out cabin. They battle love and life to win the most important thing: each other.
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Thursday 5 May 2011
CARIBBEAN-The perfect honeymoon destination.
The Caribbean is a region of the Americas consisting of the Caribbean Sea, some 7000 islands, islets, reefs and cays and the surrounding coasts. The islands support an exceptionally diverse range of ecosystems and are home to many exotic species, some of which are highly threatened. Most of these islands either were or still are colonies of European nations, which means there are a variety of languages spoken throughout The Caribbean.
A Caribbean honeymoon is the perfect setting for fun in the sun. Whether you're into soaking up the sun on the beach sipping on an exotic concoction, exploring the sea with scuba gear, fishing for exotic species, or taking in the local culture and flavors of your island of choice, The Caribbean offers something for every honeymoon couple.
A Caribbean honeymoon is the perfect setting for fun in the sun. Whether you're into soaking up the sun on the beach sipping on an exotic concoction, exploring the sea with scuba gear, fishing for exotic species, or taking in the local culture and flavors of your island of choice, The Caribbean offers something for every honeymoon couple.
Climate and Weather
Most of the Caribbean islands, with the exception of the Bahamas and Bermuda, are located in the tropical zone and usually experience warm, humid conditions. The region experiences the northeasterly trade winds, which brings moisture from the Atlantic Ocean. Temperatures in the region are not significantly variable as they range from around 82ºF in the hotter months (July-August) to around 75ºF in the cooler months (January-February). Hurricane season begins in August and ends around the beginning of December.
Wednesday 4 May 2011
Hussey, Raina guide Chennai to easy win over Rajasthan.
By Jharna Kukreja Chauhan, Yahoo! Cricket
Michael Hussey and Suresh Raina shared a 137-run partnership to steer the Chennai Super Kings to an easy win over the Rajasthan Royals on their home ground in Chepauk.
Mid-way through Rajasthan's innings, Chennai coach Stephen Fleming was asked what total he'd be happy with. Pat came the reply - "148". It was an unusually specific score and considering the way the Royals were batting at that time, highly unlikely. But his words worked like a prophecy. At the half way mark the Royals were 86 without loss. The Super Kings then came back into the match, picked up wickets, slowed down the run rate and restricted the Rajasthan side. The runs they had to chase to win - 148. Spooky!
The total was never good enough to put pressure on the home side. Rajasthan needed early wickets to remain in the game. Murali Vijay went back in just the second over after making a mess of a attempted sweep shot off Johan Botha. That was to be the only small blip in the otherwise seamless chase.
Suresh Raina joined Michael Hussey at the crease and there was no looking back. They picked runs off all the bowlers easily and the target never seemed beyond reach. Stuart Binny had a very forgettable day; first conceding eight extras through some silly misfielding and overthrows and then Hussey slammed consecutive boundaries off the only over he bowled. When 19 runs came off a Nayan Doshi over with both Hussey and Raina punishing him with sixes, the writing was on the wall. Both batsman matched each other shot for shot and completed their half centuries in the 13th over. Raina top edged a short ball from Siddharth Trivedi to depart with just 3 runs to go, but Hussey sealed the comprehensive win with a boundary off the very next ball. His 79 off 55 balls earned him the Man of the Match award.
Earlier, the Royals got off to a solid start aided a tad bit by Chennai's fielders. First R Ashwin let by four leg byes with a sloppy slide near the boundary and then Aniruda Srikkant dropped Shane Watson off Morkel when he was on nine. Scrappy - especially considering the standards they've set for themselves in the tournament. From there on, Rahul Dravid and Shane Watson took charge. Dravid in particular looked in supreme form, and didn't even hesitate to play a few lofted shots and reverse sweeps. His favourite shot for the day however was the pull over mid-wicket that he played for boundaries on demand.
Dravid raced to his half century, which came off just 37 deliveries. His knock off 66, studded with ten boundaries seemed to be just the launchpad Rajasthan needed for a big score. It wasn't to be. An amazing catch off his own bowling from Jakati broke the opening stand and sent back Watson for a well made 32. The wickets kept tumbling thereafter. Menaria, Botha and Rahane all departed cheaply. Ross Taylor tried hard to hit out but was sent back for 20. Albie Morkel, Ashwin and Bollinger were all successful in pulling it back for Chennai towards the death.
Chennai's fourth win on the trot moved them to 12 points and kept their record of not losing a game at home in IPL 4 intact.
Michael Hussey and Suresh Raina shared a 137-run partnership to steer the Chennai Super Kings to an easy win over the Rajasthan Royals on their home ground in Chepauk.
Mid-way through Rajasthan's innings, Chennai coach Stephen Fleming was asked what total he'd be happy with. Pat came the reply - "148". It was an unusually specific score and considering the way the Royals were batting at that time, highly unlikely. But his words worked like a prophecy. At the half way mark the Royals were 86 without loss. The Super Kings then came back into the match, picked up wickets, slowed down the run rate and restricted the Rajasthan side. The runs they had to chase to win - 148. Spooky!
The total was never good enough to put pressure on the home side. Rajasthan needed early wickets to remain in the game. Murali Vijay went back in just the second over after making a mess of a attempted sweep shot off Johan Botha. That was to be the only small blip in the otherwise seamless chase.
Earlier, the Royals got off to a solid start aided a tad bit by Chennai's fielders. First R Ashwin let by four leg byes with a sloppy slide near the boundary and then Aniruda Srikkant dropped Shane Watson off Morkel when he was on nine. Scrappy - especially considering the standards they've set for themselves in the tournament. From there on, Rahul Dravid and Shane Watson took charge. Dravid in particular looked in supreme form, and didn't even hesitate to play a few lofted shots and reverse sweeps. His favourite shot for the day however was the pull over mid-wicket that he played for boundaries on demand.
Dravid raced to his half century, which came off just 37 deliveries. His knock off 66, studded with ten boundaries seemed to be just the launchpad Rajasthan needed for a big score. It wasn't to be. An amazing catch off his own bowling from Jakati broke the opening stand and sent back Watson for a well made 32. The wickets kept tumbling thereafter. Menaria, Botha and Rahane all departed cheaply. Ross Taylor tried hard to hit out but was sent back for 20. Albie Morkel, Ashwin and Bollinger were all successful in pulling it back for Chennai towards the death.
Chennai's fourth win on the trot moved them to 12 points and kept their record of not losing a game at home in IPL 4 intact.
Arunachal Chief Minister Dorjee Khandu Dead, crashed helcopter found.
Itanagar: Five days after the helicopter that he was using went missing, Arunachal Chief Minister Dorjee Khandu has been found dead in Luguthang, near the China border. A government official and a relative of Mr Khandu have identified his body.
The four other people on board with him - including two pilots, his security officer and a female politician - have also died.
"The Chief Minister and four others are dead," Union Minister for Development of Northeastern Region B K Handique told a press conference here this evening.
Kiran Rijiju, the adviser to the late chief minister said since it is snowing it will not be possible to bring in the bodies till tomorrow.
"I am afraid the news is sad and grim," said Home Minister P Chidambaram this afternoon, in his second press briefing of the day. In the morning, he had announced that debris of a helicopter and three bodies had been spotted from a hilltop near Jung Falls in the Tawang district.
Mr Chidambaram said that villagers in the area had communicated to a control room in Itanagar that three of the five dead bodies found were charred beyond recognition. In addition to Mr Khandu, villagers were able to identify Yeshi Lhamu, the sister of Tawang MLA Tsewang Dhondup.
The Home Minister said that a Cheetah helicopter, which flew over the site, had also spotted the crashed helicopter and some bodies. A team from the nearest Army post at Kyela is trekking to the site of the tragedy.
Mr Khandu left Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh on Saturday morning on a Pawan Hans helicopter. He was headed to Itanagar. The helicopter lost contact twenty minutes after it took off as it approached Sela Pass 13,000 feet above sea level. The area is known to be a challenging one for pilots, and the bad weather may have added to the complexity of the navigation required. (Watch: Dorjee Khandu - The Army man who led Arunachal) | (Read)
Massive ground search operations were conducted over the last few days, with bad weather making it tough for Air Force searches to operate. Satellite images from the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) were also studied by experts involved in the search and rescue operations.
Those on board with Mr Khandu were: Captain J S Babbar, Captain T S Mamik, the Chief Minister's security officer Yeshi Choddak and Yeshi Lhamu, the sister of Tawang MLA Tsewang Dhondup.
Krishna condoles Khandu's demise
After receiving the confirmation about Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Dorjee Khandu's death in a chopper crash, External Affairs Minister SM Krishna conveyed his heartfelt condolences to Mr Khandu's family.
"I am deeply pained to receive the confirmation of the tragic and untimely demise of a great son of India and the Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh Dorjee Khandu," Mr Krishna said in a statement.
"He was dedicated to the cause of improving the quality of lives of the people of Arunachal Pradesh. In his death, the state and country have lost a visionary administrator and an excellent human being," he added.
The four other people on board with him - including two pilots, his security officer and a female politician - have also died.
"The Chief Minister and four others are dead," Union Minister for Development of Northeastern Region B K Handique told a press conference here this evening.
Kiran Rijiju, the adviser to the late chief minister said since it is snowing it will not be possible to bring in the bodies till tomorrow.
Mr Chidambaram said that villagers in the area had communicated to a control room in Itanagar that three of the five dead bodies found were charred beyond recognition. In addition to Mr Khandu, villagers were able to identify Yeshi Lhamu, the sister of Tawang MLA Tsewang Dhondup.
The Home Minister said that a Cheetah helicopter, which flew over the site, had also spotted the crashed helicopter and some bodies. A team from the nearest Army post at Kyela is trekking to the site of the tragedy.
Mr Khandu left Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh on Saturday morning on a Pawan Hans helicopter. He was headed to Itanagar. The helicopter lost contact twenty minutes after it took off as it approached Sela Pass 13,000 feet above sea level. The area is known to be a challenging one for pilots, and the bad weather may have added to the complexity of the navigation required. (Watch: Dorjee Khandu - The Army man who led Arunachal) | (Read)
Massive ground search operations were conducted over the last few days, with bad weather making it tough for Air Force searches to operate. Satellite images from the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) were also studied by experts involved in the search and rescue operations.
Those on board with Mr Khandu were: Captain J S Babbar, Captain T S Mamik, the Chief Minister's security officer Yeshi Choddak and Yeshi Lhamu, the sister of Tawang MLA Tsewang Dhondup.
Krishna condoles Khandu's demise
After receiving the confirmation about Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Dorjee Khandu's death in a chopper crash, External Affairs Minister SM Krishna conveyed his heartfelt condolences to Mr Khandu's family.
"I am deeply pained to receive the confirmation of the tragic and untimely demise of a great son of India and the Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh Dorjee Khandu," Mr Krishna said in a statement.
"He was dedicated to the cause of improving the quality of lives of the people of Arunachal Pradesh. In his death, the state and country have lost a visionary administrator and an excellent human being," he added.
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