Friday, September 24, 2010
Guzaarish Movie Copy Of The Sea Inside Movie
Guzarish Movie is all set to strike a theaters. Guzarish is carrying Hrithik Roshan as well as Aishwarya Rai in a lead roles. It is Directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali. Hrithik Roshan pronounced in a press which a Film is a single of a toughest Film in his hold up as well as additionally is a simple. He pronounced which a purpose i am personification ion a film was unequivocally difficult though a approach Sanjay Leela Bhansali helped as well as Directed a Movie it unequivocally felt really simple.
Hrithik Roshan is personification a purpose of a wizard in a movie. Hrithik has already been interconnected with Aishwarya Rai in a Movie Jodha-Akbar which was Directed by Ashutosh Gowarikar. Also Aishwarya is watchful for this Movie as she is carrying a lot of
Shahrukh Khan New Movie RA 1 (19 Pics)
Shahrukh Khan is now a days busy in shooting of his next movie RA One which is sci-fi movie and Shahrukh Khan's first Super Hero movie. Lets see, what happened with this movies. Kareena Kapoor is next shahrukh Khan for his movie. Download Wallpapers, Pictures, First look, Movie Stills of R.A. One Movie. Posters are not released because movie will be releasing in 2011.
10 Most Disgusting Things Found in Food
Dead mouse found in a Curry Sauce
When Cate Barrett bought a jar of tikka masala sauce from her local Asda store, she was expecting it to contain a bit of a kick. But what she wasn't expecting to find was the dead mouse which had somehow ended up in the jar - along with the rest of her favorite sauce. The nursery worker had begun making dinner for herself and her boyfriend, Nigel, when she poured the sauce into the pan, and noticed it was a little lumpy. As she began stirring the sauce through, she noticed what looked like whiskers and a tail - and immediately knew it was a dead rodent. The couple took the dead animal and the jar of Asda Extra Special sauce back to the shop where a manager apologized and said it would be sent for examination.
When Cate Barrett bought a jar of tikka masala sauce from her local Asda store, she was expecting it to contain a bit of a kick. But what she wasn't expecting to find was the dead mouse which had somehow ended up in the jar - along with the rest of her favorite sauce. The nursery worker had begun making dinner for herself and her boyfriend, Nigel, when she poured the sauce into the pan, and noticed it was a little lumpy. As she began stirring the sauce through, she noticed what looked like whiskers and a tail - and immediately knew it was a dead rodent. The couple took the dead animal and the jar of Asda Extra Special sauce back to the shop where a manager apologized and said it would be sent for examination.
Can Apple crack China with the iPhone 4?
China's electronics consumers pack the Apple store in Beijing.
Apple will release its latest smartphone in the world's largest mobile market Saturday, just a week after officially launching its iPad tablet computer here.
The company is also opening two new stores in Beijing and Shanghai this weekend, which will double its retail presence in the country. Apple already has one store in each city and said it plans on opening 25 more stores in China by the end of next year.
Similar to the high profile launch of the iPhone 3 in China last October, analysts say they expect much fanfare around the release of the iPhone 4, which will be available in Apple stores as well as at China Unicom outlets for customers with a two year contract, the company said in a press release.
The 16-gigabyte version of the phone will cost 4,999 yuan ($745) while the 32-gigabyte will sell for 5,999 yuan ($895), the company said.
When the iPad was launched in China last Friday, hundreds lined up outside Apple's flagship store in Beijing for hours (one Apple fan reportedly waited for more than two days) to be among the first to buy the coveted device -- a scene that likely will repeat itself when the
Govinda's daughter Narmmadaa has three movies in her kitty
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She is yet to debut in the tinsel town, but Narmadaa Ahuja, daughter of Bollywood veteran Govinda has already bag two more movies.
"While two movies would be released in 2011, the third one would hit the screens in 2012, Narmadaa said in an interview.
However, she refused to divulge details on the movies except their genres. "One is a love story, another one is a romantic comedy, and the third one is a comedy," she said.
The 21-year-old budding actor said it is a bit early to talk about the projects as currently they are at scripting stage.
Before taking a plunge in the B-town, Narmmadaa has
"While two movies would be released in 2011, the third one would hit the screens in 2012, Narmadaa said in an interview.
However, she refused to divulge details on the movies except their genres. "One is a love story, another one is a romantic comedy, and the third one is a comedy," she said.
The 21-year-old budding actor said it is a bit early to talk about the projects as currently they are at scripting stage.
Before taking a plunge in the B-town, Narmmadaa has
Leonardo DiCaprio to visit India for tiger conservation
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Hollywood heartthrob Leonardo DiCaprio will be visiting India soon to see tigers in the wild and raise global awareness about their dwindling numbers.
The Titanic star is the ambassador for the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and met Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh to discuss potential ways for him to get involved in the cause of the Indian tiger.
"He (DiCaprio) is very keen to work on tiger conservation. He wants to take on a more visible role. Somebody like him could play an important role in sensitizing the global community to the cause of the Indian tiger," Ramesh said in an interview.
Earlier this year, DiCaprio had visited Nepal to assess the
The Titanic star is the ambassador for the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and met Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh to discuss potential ways for him to get involved in the cause of the Indian tiger.
"He (DiCaprio) is very keen to work on tiger conservation. He wants to take on a more visible role. Somebody like him could play an important role in sensitizing the global community to the cause of the Indian tiger," Ramesh said in an interview.
Earlier this year, DiCaprio had visited Nepal to assess the
Robots 'to beat world's best' human footballers by 2050 and other things said when high
Panasonic's hair-washing robot: rinse, kill, repeat
Huawei breaks DSL speed barrier with 700Mbps prototype
7 elephants killed in India by speeding train
 India’s environment minister pressed railway authorities on Friday to ensure the safety of elephants after seven pachyderms were mowed down by a speeding train in eastern India. The herd was crossing the tracks in Banarhat forest in West Bengal state at midnight Wednesday when the freight train plowed into the animals, killing them all. “This is not the first time that such a mishap has taken place, although the scale with which it has taken place now is unprecedented,” Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh said in a statement. Ramesh said he had previously written letters to the railway minister and met with rail officials to discuss “measures to be taken in order to |
Indian ballistic missile test fails
 An Indian nuclear-capable ballistic missile failed to take off during a test launch in eastern India on Friday, the Indian media reported. The Prithvi-II was to blast off from Chandipur in the eastern state of Orissa, but failed to do so after heavy smoke covered the launch pad, sources in the Indian Defense Ministry said. It is as yet unclear why the missile failed to take off. The Prithvi-II, with a maximum range of 350 km and |
Pakistan to participate in world’s largest trade fair
 More than 3,000 companies from all over the world including Pakistan will participate in the world’s biggest trade fair for the plastics and rubber industry, K 2010 being held in Düsseldorf, Germany from October 27 to November 3. Pakistan, Egypt, Qatar, Kuwait, Malaysia, UAE Saudi Arabia and Turkey are the prominent exhibitors amongst Muslim countries who will participate in the exhibition. Forth-coming K-2010 exhibition in Düsseldorf will provide exceptional chance to Pakistani exhibitors to enjoy the benefit to view, analyze and deal with international companies in different fields. Special emphasis will be placed on the themes of energy efficiency and resource conservation during this exhibition and Pakistan can get maximum benefit due to |
Bilawal’s birthday celebrated
 The 22nd birthday of Pakistan People’s Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto was held under the aegis of the People’s Labour Bureau Lahore (PLB) in the House Building Finance Cooperation (CBA) union office on Friday. The ceremony was chaired by PLB Punjab President Ethsham- ul-Hassan. Information Secretary Muhammad Saleem Mughal, Additional Secretary Zahid Chaudhry, General Secretary Lahore Muhammad Ashraf Khan and leaders of trade unions also participated in the ceremony. A cake was cut to celebrate the birthday and it was pledged that labourers would continue their struggle under the dynamic leadership of President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani who were working in line with the philosophy of Shaheed Benazir Bhutto. The PLB information secretary said the PPP had made numerous sacrifices for the |
Real American Pizza
The fact that the Italians invented the pizza does not mean that America can not have their own style of this dish is covered with all the delicious things to give you a good heart attack, literally.
Munni likes to party hard
At one of the recent parties held to celebrate her production, Dabangg's success along with the popularity of her character and item song (and now, calling card) Munni Badnam Hui, the actress really let her hair down and partied hard.
Quite literally, she went to town showing off the
Amazing street art
Street art got famous between 1999 and 2000. Its was used just as an art to impress people . But today many companies are spending on this art for their products advertisements. Julian Beever is known as the popular artist in this category. below is some of street art work captured.
Wanderlust Hotel of Singapore
Also the Wanderlust Hotel have a big open bar & wonderful lounge. When you feel hungry just pull up a tin chair at Cocotte, Wanderlust’s pretense-free restaurant with fine French cuisine. At Wanderlust, the goal is care-free lounging in one of Asia’s cultural gems, a hotel that is a destination in itself for the design-minded traveler. Rooms start at $135 USD, an easy-going price for
Living Root Bridges of Cherrapunjee, India
Did you ever wanted to to go in the magical places or forests? in Northeastern India, the southern slopes of Khasi and Jaintia hills are humid, warm and streaked by many swift flowing rivers and mountain streams. At the same place a species of Indian Rubber tree thrives and flourishes. These trees have gained out many secondary roots from their trunks, Which combines each other & hold like bridges over the floating water. Have a look at pics below
Mozilla's Seabird phone concept teaches us how to dream
Thousands protest against Aafia’s sentence
KARACHI (24th September 2010 (16 minutes ago))
Thousands of political and social activists and students staged protest in many cities against the sentence of Doctor Aafia Siddiqui on Friday.
In Peshawar, dozens of people took to the streets, burning tires and shouting and slogans “Down with America!”. Some hit a portrait of U.S. President Barack Obama with their shoes.
“This sentence is a slap in the face of our rulers who have pledged and
Thousands of political and social activists and students staged protest in many cities against the sentence of Doctor Aafia Siddiqui on Friday.
In Peshawar, dozens of people took to the streets, burning tires and shouting and slogans “Down with America!”. Some hit a portrait of U.S. President Barack Obama with their shoes.
“This sentence is a slap in the face of our rulers who have pledged and
Afridi hints at Test return after England tour
 Pakistan one-day captain Shahid Afridi hinted at a return to Test cricket on Friday as the team returned from what he called the “most difficult” tour of his career in England. The tour ended Wednesday with England taking the one-day series 3-2 after an Afridi-led Pakistani fightback had levelled the series. Pakistan also lost the Test series, 3-1. “The best part of the whole tour was that the players showed unity even in difficult times and gave a good fight in the one-day series against England,” Afridi told a scrum of reporters outside Karachi airport. “I will think about it and if the team needs it, I may consider playing the Test series against South Africa,” added the explosive all-rounder. After a four-year break, Afridi came out of Test retirement this summer only to quit after one game when Australia pummelled Pakistan by |
US walks out of Ahmadinejad UN speech
 Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad provoked yet another controversy on Thursday saying a majority of people in the United States and around the world believe the American government staged the Sept. 11 terror attacks in an attempt to assure Israel’s survival. The provocative comments prompted the US delegation to walk out of Ahmadinejad’s UN speech, where he also blamed the US as the power behind UN Security Council sanctions against Iran for its refusal to halt uranium enrichment, a technology that can be used as fuel for electricity generation or to build nuclear weapons. Delegations from all 27 European Union nations followed the Americans out along with representatives from Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Costa Rica, an EU diplomat said. Ahmadinejad said the US has allocated $80 billion to upgrade its nuclear arsenal and is not a fair judge to sit as a veto-wielding permanent member of the Security Council to punish Iran for its nuclear activities. Iran denies it is seeking a nuclear weapon. The Iranian leader – who has in the past cast doubt over the US version of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks – also called for setting up an independent fact-finding UN team to probe the attacks. That, he said, would keep the terror assault from turning into what he has called a sacred issue like the Holocaust where “expressing opinion about it won’t be banned”. After Ahmadinejad uttered those words, two American diplomats stood and walked out without listening to the third theory: That the attack was the work of “a terrorist group but the American government supported and took advantage of the situation.” Mark Kornblau, spokesman of the US Mission to the |
Facebook Apologizes for Worst Outage in 4 Years
 Many Facebook users were unable to access the social networking site for up to two and a half hours on Thursday, the worst outage the website has had in over four years, Facebook said in a posting. The problems were traced back to a change made by Facebook in one of its systems. The change was made to a piece of data that was called upon whenever an error-checking routine found invalid data in Facebook’s system. The piece of data was itself interpreted as invalid, which caused the system to try and replace it with the same piece of data and so a feedback loop began. The loop resulted in hundreds of thousands of queries per second being sent to Facebook’s database cluster, overwhelming the system. The result for users was a “DNS error” message and no access to the site. “The way to stop the feedback cycle was quite painful – we had to stop all traffic to this database cluster, which meant turning off the site,” wrote Robert Johnson, director of |
Pakistan return home after disastrous tour
 One-day captain Shahid Afridi on Friday called Pakistan’s scandal-marred tour of England the “most difficult” of his career as the team staged a low-key return home after four gruelling months away. Coach Waqar Younis also conceded that it had been a punishing tour “on and off the field” after corruption investigations engulfed the side, triggering a barrage of condemnation from the press and public. Afridi flew in to Karachi with three team-mates while the rest of the squad arrived in Lahore in the early hours, with a phalanx of gun-toting policemen escorting the players out of both airports. “It was tough because of the controversies and became very difficult to cope with, because every time we went out of the hotel people passed remarks against us,” Afridi told a scrum of reporters in Karachi. “Because of the controversies on the tour, it was the most difficult tour of my 14-year career,” the explosive all-rounder added. The tour ended on Wednesday with Pakistan losing the |
What happen to facebook last night read now
Early today Facebook was down or unreachable for many of you for approximately 2.5 hours. This is the worst outage we’ve had in over four years, and we wanted to first of all apologize for it. We also wanted to provide much more technical detail on what happened and share one big lesson learned.
The key flaw that caused this outage to be so severe was an unfortunate handling of an error condition. An automated system for verifying configuration values ended up causing much more damage than it fixed.
The intent of the automated system is to check for configuration values that are invalid in the cache and replace them with updated values from the persistent store. This works well for a transient problem with the cache, but it doesn’t work when the persistent store is invalid.
Today we made a change to the persistent copy of a configuration value that was interpreted as invalid. This meant that every single client saw the
Shahrukh Khan: RA.ONE is for fathers
Though we might talk of gender equality, but SRK feels that fathers have been neglected over the time. He feels that there's a need to make fathers the heroes in front of their kids and to do that his film RA.ONE might actually do the trick.
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SRK has claimed that his film RA.ONE is dedicated to all the fathers. He feels that there are only a few films that celebrate the importance of this bond. Now, RA.ONE will present all the dad's in their supreme light.
The film is one of the
Hrithik-Aishwarya starrer Guzaarish to release on Nov 19
Facebook Down Again
After issues at a third-party networking provider took down Facebook for some users on Wednesday, the social networking site is once again struggling to stay online.The company reports latency issues with its API on its developer site, but the problem is clearly broader than that with thousands of users tweeting about the outage.
On our end when we attempt to access Facebook, we’re seeing the message: “Internal Server Error – The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.” Facebook “Like” buttons also appear to be down on our site and across the Web.
We’ve reached out to the company and will update when we know more.
Update (3:45 p.m. ET): Facebook tells us that, “We’re currently experiencing some site issues causing Facebook to be slow or unavailable for some users. We are working to