Before the golden sun sets,
old calender is destroyed,
And mobile networks get jammed,
I wish in new year every moment is enjoyed
For last year's words belong to last year's language
And next year's words await another voice.
And to make an end is to make a beginning.Happy New Year.
God Bless U N Keep U Safe Not Only Today But Throughout Life That is coming In Ur Way. May Year To Follow Be Among The Best U ve Ever Spend.
Beauty..
Freshness..
Dreams..
Truth..
Imagination..
Feeling..
Faith..
Trust..
This is begining of a new year!
Like birds, let us, leave behind what we don’t need to carry…
GRUDGES SADNESS PAIN FEAR and REGRETS.
Life is beautiful, Enjoy it. HAPPY NEW YEAR
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Receive my simple gift of LOVE
Wrapped with SINCERITY
Tied with CARE &
Sealed with BLESSINGS
2 Keep u HAPPY & SAFE all the life long.
HAPPY NEW YEAR....
Tom Cruise
Angelina Jolie
Aishwarya Rai
Arnold
Jennifer Lopez
Amitabh Bachhan
& me..
All the Stars wish u a Very Happy New Year.
Keep the smile, leave the tear, Think of joy, forget the fear... Hold the laugh, leave the pain, Be joyous , Coz its new year!HAPPY NEW YEAR
Friday, December 31, 2010
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Cricket World Cup Theme Song - De Ghumaa Ke
There will be a touch of Bollywood in next year's cricket World Cup in the sub-continent with the celebrated Indian musical trio of Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy composing the event's official theme song titled 'De Ghumaa Ke' with versions in Hindi, Bangla and Sinhalese.
All three versions will feature in the build-up to and during the tournament that will run from February 19 to April 2 in India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
The three are one of the most popular and critically acclaimed music directors of Bollywood.
Some of their famous works includes scores for movies such as Dil Chahta Hai (2001), Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003), Bunty Aur Babli (2005), Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna (2006), Don - The Chase Begins Again (2006), Taare Zameen Par (2007), Rock on!! (2008), Wake Up Sid (2009), My Name is Khan (2010) and Housefull (2010).
"De Ghumaa Ke" is a passionate expression that creatively captures the fierce sense of competition and the desire to win. It literally means Hit It Hard. This local cricket euphemism is every fan's wish and every cricketer's intention. It encapsulates all that it takes to win a match," the ICC said in a statement.
The song will be released on December 31 via various radio networks in India and also on ESPN STAR Sports, the ICC's global production and broadcast rights holder.
All three versions will feature in the build-up to and during the tournament that will run from February 19 to April 2 in India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.
The three are one of the most popular and critically acclaimed music directors of Bollywood.
Some of their famous works includes scores for movies such as Dil Chahta Hai (2001), Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003), Bunty Aur Babli (2005), Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna (2006), Don - The Chase Begins Again (2006), Taare Zameen Par (2007), Rock on!! (2008), Wake Up Sid (2009), My Name is Khan (2010) and Housefull (2010).
"De Ghumaa Ke" is a passionate expression that creatively captures the fierce sense of competition and the desire to win. It literally means Hit It Hard. This local cricket euphemism is every fan's wish and every cricketer's intention. It encapsulates all that it takes to win a match," the ICC said in a statement.
The song will be released on December 31 via various radio networks in India and also on ESPN STAR Sports, the ICC's global production and broadcast rights holder.
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
England retains Ashes with emphatic 4th Test win
England has retained the Ashes in emphatic fashion by completing an innings and 157—run win over Australia on Wednesday in the fourth Test.
England retained the Ashes for the first time on Australian soil since 1986—87. It travels to the final Test in Sydney starting Sunday with a 2—1 series lead, but as the Ashes-holder, England needs only to draw the series to keep the urn.
Tim Bresnan claimed the final wicket and his fourth of the innings when Ben Hilfenhaus was caught behind for a duck to dismiss Australia for 258. Last batsman Ryan Harris could not bat due to a foot injury.
Brad Haddin and Peter Siddle shared an 86—run eighth—innings partnership, but that only delayed the inevitable. Haddin ended the match on an unbeaten 55.
Australia’s loss looked inevitable from day one when it was dismissed for a paltry 98 in two rain—shortened sessions on the first day. A capitulation became inevitable early on the third day when England replied with a first—innings total of 513 for a massive 415—run lead.
Bresnan claimed the vital wickets of Shane Watson, Ricky Ponting and Michael Hussey after tea on Tuesday to become the architect of yet another poor Australian batting performance.
Bresnan, who replaced Steven Finn in England’s bowling attack for the fourth Test, ended the innings with figures of 4—50. Tremlett had 1—71, Anderson had 1—71 and Swan finished with 2—59.
Shane Watson provided Australia’s second highest score of the match with 54, while the England line-up featured knocks of 168 from Jonathan Trott, 85 from Matt Prior and 82 by Alastair Cook, proving the MCG wicket had plenty to offer the batsmen.
Siddle’s bowling provided the only highlight for the Australians, taking 6—75. Johnson, who took 9 wickets in Australia’s 267—run win at Perth in the third Test, was far less effective in Melbourne, conceding 134 runs for his two wickets.
Australia captain Ponting’s future has come under intense scrutiny in the light of the series loss, his failure with the bat, a finger injury and his unseemly remonstrations with the on—field umpires on Monday after having a reviewed decision ruled not out.
England retained the Ashes for the first time on Australian soil since 1986—87. It travels to the final Test in Sydney starting Sunday with a 2—1 series lead, but as the Ashes-holder, England needs only to draw the series to keep the urn.
Tim Bresnan claimed the final wicket and his fourth of the innings when Ben Hilfenhaus was caught behind for a duck to dismiss Australia for 258. Last batsman Ryan Harris could not bat due to a foot injury.
Brad Haddin and Peter Siddle shared an 86—run eighth—innings partnership, but that only delayed the inevitable. Haddin ended the match on an unbeaten 55.
Australia’s loss looked inevitable from day one when it was dismissed for a paltry 98 in two rain—shortened sessions on the first day. A capitulation became inevitable early on the third day when England replied with a first—innings total of 513 for a massive 415—run lead.
Bresnan claimed the vital wickets of Shane Watson, Ricky Ponting and Michael Hussey after tea on Tuesday to become the architect of yet another poor Australian batting performance.
Bresnan, who replaced Steven Finn in England’s bowling attack for the fourth Test, ended the innings with figures of 4—50. Tremlett had 1—71, Anderson had 1—71 and Swan finished with 2—59.
Shane Watson provided Australia’s second highest score of the match with 54, while the England line-up featured knocks of 168 from Jonathan Trott, 85 from Matt Prior and 82 by Alastair Cook, proving the MCG wicket had plenty to offer the batsmen.
Siddle’s bowling provided the only highlight for the Australians, taking 6—75. Johnson, who took 9 wickets in Australia’s 267—run win at Perth in the third Test, was far less effective in Melbourne, conceding 134 runs for his two wickets.
Australia captain Ponting’s future has come under intense scrutiny in the light of the series loss, his failure with the bat, a finger injury and his unseemly remonstrations with the on—field umpires on Monday after having a reviewed decision ruled not out.
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Apple iOS 4.2 Software Update for iPhone / iPad Available for Download
Apple has just released the software update for their iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch devices. This update contains software improvements to the iPhone OS 4.0, including multi-tasking, folders, printing, and more. iOS 4.2 adds a number of features on top of iOS 4.1, but for iPad users, it will be the first version on their devices to support multitasking and folders.
* With AirPrint you can now print mail, photos, web pages, and more directly to a printer on a wireless network right from your iPad.
* With AirPlay, you will be now be able to wirelessly stream videos, music, and photos from iPad to the new Apple TV, and stream music to AirPlay speakers or receivers, including AirPort Express.
* With Game Center you can Send and receive friend requests, Invite friends to multi-player games over the Internet, Play multi-player games by auto-matching with other players, View Leaderboards and Achievements and Discover new games from friends.
* Even Better and Clean Email, where you can see messages from all your accounts in a unified inbox, organize messages by threads, and open attachments in third-party apps.
* With Multitasking you can run all your favorite apps and switch between them without slowing down the performance of the foreground app or draining the battery unnecessarily.
* You can also organize apps into folders with drag-and-drop simplicity and have a more organized way of using applications.
* You have an option now to highlight specific words and phrases on large web pages in Safari browser.
* The businesses can now take advantage of stronger security features, new device management capabilities, and improved enterprise integration.
* There are some accessibility enhancements which are made, so that you can control VoiceOver using a wireless keyboard. Output in braille to over 30 supported wireless Bluetooth refreshable braille displays in more than 25 languages.
* You also have Dictionary enhancements where, you can choose from more than 30 new keyboards and dictionaries, including Arabic, Greek, and Hebrew.
For feature descriptions and complete instructions, see the user guides for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch at:
* With AirPrint you can now print mail, photos, web pages, and more directly to a printer on a wireless network right from your iPad.
* With AirPlay, you will be now be able to wirelessly stream videos, music, and photos from iPad to the new Apple TV, and stream music to AirPlay speakers or receivers, including AirPort Express.
* With Game Center you can Send and receive friend requests, Invite friends to multi-player games over the Internet, Play multi-player games by auto-matching with other players, View Leaderboards and Achievements and Discover new games from friends.
* Even Better and Clean Email, where you can see messages from all your accounts in a unified inbox, organize messages by threads, and open attachments in third-party apps.
* With Multitasking you can run all your favorite apps and switch between them without slowing down the performance of the foreground app or draining the battery unnecessarily.
* You can also organize apps into folders with drag-and-drop simplicity and have a more organized way of using applications.
* You have an option now to highlight specific words and phrases on large web pages in Safari browser.
* The businesses can now take advantage of stronger security features, new device management capabilities, and improved enterprise integration.
* There are some accessibility enhancements which are made, so that you can control VoiceOver using a wireless keyboard. Output in braille to over 30 supported wireless Bluetooth refreshable braille displays in more than 25 languages.
* You also have Dictionary enhancements where, you can choose from more than 30 new keyboards and dictionaries, including Arabic, Greek, and Hebrew.
For feature descriptions and complete instructions, see the user guides for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch at:
* http://support.apple.com/manuals/iphone
* http://support.apple.com/manuals/ipodtouch
* http://support.apple.com/manuals/ipad
Nokia N900 Running Android 2.3 Gingerbread
The modding community has done it again! The popular NIITDroid team has managed to port Android 2.3 Gingerbread on the Nokia N900. While the N900 runs on Maemo out-of-the-box, the phone has a huge modding potential. Due to this, various OS’s including Android 2.1, Android 2.2 and MeeGo OS have been ported to it.
Most features of the phone including Wi-Fi, Sound and 3G are working on Android 2.3. However, the Android 2.3 ROM for the N900 still contains some major bugs which make it unstable for a day-to-day use.
As of now, the ROM is not yet out for public consumption. The developers of the ROM have promised to release an experimental Android 2.3 Gingerbread ROM for the N900 before the end of this year. They have also promised to release a fully stable Android 2.2.1 ROM for the N900 by Christmas.
Most features of the phone including Wi-Fi, Sound and 3G are working on Android 2.3. However, the Android 2.3 ROM for the N900 still contains some major bugs which make it unstable for a day-to-day use.
As of now, the ROM is not yet out for public consumption. The developers of the ROM have promised to release an experimental Android 2.3 Gingerbread ROM for the N900 before the end of this year. They have also promised to release a fully stable Android 2.2.1 ROM for the N900 by Christmas.
Monday, December 20, 2010
Sachin Tendulkar - the first batsman to score 50 centuries in Test cricket
India's Tendulkar plays a shot as South Africa's Boucher and Amla watch during the fourth day of their first test cricket match in Pretoria
Master blaster Sachin TendulkarSachin Tendulkar became the first batsman to score 50 centuries in Test cricket history.
The God of Cricket reached the coveted landmark when he completed his ton in 197 balls on the fourth day of the first Test against South Africa at SuperSport Park, Centurion.
Tendulkar takes a single off Dale Steyn to achieve the historic milestone.
The master batsman, enjoying a memorable year at age 37, has amassed 1,532 runs in thirteen Tests this year at an amazing average of more than 85 runs per innings Dedicated 20 Years Of Life For Play.
Tendulkar has scored seven centuries and five fifties in the year 2010 with one more match to play against South Africa starting on December 26.
Test cricket's greatest run-scorer has till now scored more than 14,500 runs and scored 59 fifties along with the half-century of centuries. i don't know about others but he is God For Me And All Cricket Fan Across The Globe
Master blaster Sachin TendulkarSachin Tendulkar became the first batsman to score 50 centuries in Test cricket history.
The God of Cricket reached the coveted landmark when he completed his ton in 197 balls on the fourth day of the first Test against South Africa at SuperSport Park, Centurion.
Tendulkar takes a single off Dale Steyn to achieve the historic milestone.
The master batsman, enjoying a memorable year at age 37, has amassed 1,532 runs in thirteen Tests this year at an amazing average of more than 85 runs per innings Dedicated 20 Years Of Life For Play.
Tendulkar has scored seven centuries and five fifties in the year 2010 with one more match to play against South Africa starting on December 26.
Test cricket's greatest run-scorer has till now scored more than 14,500 runs and scored 59 fifties along with the half-century of centuries. i don't know about others but he is God For Me And All Cricket Fan Across The Globe
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Nokia E7 Review & feature : The New Generation Communicator
Your Nokia Communicator who has been stealing hearts mobile service users in Indonesia until there is a separate community even during times of glory a few years ago. Several generations of mobile phones intended for professionals who are ever present in the market, but Nokia did not issue a long time the latest version of Communicator. However, it does not mean Nokia Communicator abandoned. The biggest mobile phone manufacturer from Finland is going to issue a brand-new generation of Communicator, the Nokia E7.
"Nokia E7 was first introduced at Nokia World, and when it was called the New Communicator. But we in Indonesia call it stylish new Communicator," said Triari Senatriawan, Senior Marketing Manager for Mobile Computing Devices Nokia Indonesia today introduced the Nokia E7 in Jakarta on Tuesday (14 / 12/2010). He said it was keen to rebuild communities Communicator users with the latest platform-based phones Symbian ^ 3 it.
Like its predecessor, the phone is equipped with a QWERTY keypad and the screen can be folded so that is shaped like a mini notebook when it is laid on the table. Except this time the screen is only one and no small screen, but as wide as 4 inches and also the touchscreen is multitouch. At first glance looks similar to the Nokia N8, ^ 3 first Symbian Nokia, but with a slightly larger size.
Appropriate target user ie professionals, Nokia E7 has features that support productivity. Some features include email support business needs such as e-mail through Microsoft Exchange Server and Office Communicator for instant messaging service, equipped with technology usb on the go to read the flash disk directly on the phone, and is equipped with antitheft feature to prevent data theft if at any stolen-time thief.
Product Manager of Nokia E7, Irwan Hermawan, said there are three main advantages offered by this latest version of Communicator. First, the designs are stylish. From the form factor, screen size of 4 inches large and free to move even been equipped with technology to prevent glare when used under exposure to sunlight.
Secondly, Nokia E7 may be a device working on the streets. Some applications have been installed in it to support such work Quickooffice to read and edit documents directly. Applications F-Secure prevent data theft if at any time the phone is stolen. Tingal users to send SMS to mobile number in it and the system will automatically lock access to the phone. If the thief change the sim card, the phone is also automatically locked so are unable to access the data in it. Features USB on the go was easier for users when it comes to access or transfer information from the flash disk to the phone.
he third is the entertainment excellence. Nokia E7 is bundled with Nokia OVI as you please so that users are free to download songs over the year to 4 million titles that are now available and still counting. 8 megapixel camera can record 720p HD video and has an HDMI slot. Maps and navigation applications also are available, including voice command-based navigation and according to user needs whether it is walking or driving.
Head of Service and Portfolio of Nokia Indonesia Haryati Lawidjaja said Nokia E7 was also able to access thousands of applications in online exchanges OVI Store. It also opens the opportunity for software developers to participate equip these devices with additional applications.
Nokia E7 will be available india began in January 2011 with a choice of silver, black, blue, and orange. About the price, just wait on the game.
"Nokia E7 was first introduced at Nokia World, and when it was called the New Communicator. But we in Indonesia call it stylish new Communicator," said Triari Senatriawan, Senior Marketing Manager for Mobile Computing Devices Nokia Indonesia today introduced the Nokia E7 in Jakarta on Tuesday (14 / 12/2010). He said it was keen to rebuild communities Communicator users with the latest platform-based phones Symbian ^ 3 it.
Like its predecessor, the phone is equipped with a QWERTY keypad and the screen can be folded so that is shaped like a mini notebook when it is laid on the table. Except this time the screen is only one and no small screen, but as wide as 4 inches and also the touchscreen is multitouch. At first glance looks similar to the Nokia N8, ^ 3 first Symbian Nokia, but with a slightly larger size.
Appropriate target user ie professionals, Nokia E7 has features that support productivity. Some features include email support business needs such as e-mail through Microsoft Exchange Server and Office Communicator for instant messaging service, equipped with technology usb on the go to read the flash disk directly on the phone, and is equipped with antitheft feature to prevent data theft if at any stolen-time thief.
Product Manager of Nokia E7, Irwan Hermawan, said there are three main advantages offered by this latest version of Communicator. First, the designs are stylish. From the form factor, screen size of 4 inches large and free to move even been equipped with technology to prevent glare when used under exposure to sunlight.
Secondly, Nokia E7 may be a device working on the streets. Some applications have been installed in it to support such work Quickooffice to read and edit documents directly. Applications F-Secure prevent data theft if at any time the phone is stolen. Tingal users to send SMS to mobile number in it and the system will automatically lock access to the phone. If the thief change the sim card, the phone is also automatically locked so are unable to access the data in it. Features USB on the go was easier for users when it comes to access or transfer information from the flash disk to the phone.
he third is the entertainment excellence. Nokia E7 is bundled with Nokia OVI as you please so that users are free to download songs over the year to 4 million titles that are now available and still counting. 8 megapixel camera can record 720p HD video and has an HDMI slot. Maps and navigation applications also are available, including voice command-based navigation and according to user needs whether it is walking or driving.
Head of Service and Portfolio of Nokia Indonesia Haryati Lawidjaja said Nokia E7 was also able to access thousands of applications in online exchanges OVI Store. It also opens the opportunity for software developers to participate equip these devices with additional applications.
Nokia E7 will be available india began in January 2011 with a choice of silver, black, blue, and orange. About the price, just wait on the game.
Friday, December 10, 2010
Start a YouTube Video at any Specific Time
Do you want to share the most interesting part of a YouTube video with your contacts without wasting their time?
YouTube URLs have long supported the “time” parameter that lets you link directly to any specific time of a video. For example, if you open the following YouTube URL in your browser, the video playback will start at the 1 minute 22 second mark and not from the beginning.
While watching a video on YouTube, just right click anywhere inside the video player and select the option that says “Copy Video URL at Current Time” – the copied URL will now include the “t” parameter pointing to the current location of the video.
This however won’t work with YouTube short URLs (like youtu.be/tUIuTkjY#t=1m22s) and, though you can specify any start time, there’s currently no way to end the YouTube video playback at a certain time.
YouTube URLs have long supported the “time” parameter that lets you link directly to any specific time of a video. For example, if you open the following YouTube URL in your browser, the video playback will start at the 1 minute 22 second mark and not from the beginning.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=tUIuTkjY#t=1m22sWhat has changed then? Earlier you had to add the “t” parameter to YouTube URLs manually but now you may do that more easily using the contextual menu itself.
While watching a video on YouTube, just right click anywhere inside the video player and select the option that says “Copy Video URL at Current Time” – the copied URL will now include the “t” parameter pointing to the current location of the video.
This however won’t work with YouTube short URLs (like youtu.be/tUIuTkjY#t=1m22s) and, though you can specify any start time, there’s currently no way to end the YouTube video playback at a certain time.
Dell Inspiron i1545-4583JBK 1545 Black
The Dell Inspiron 1545 laptop in black, gives you the liberty which features a bright, vivid 15.6-inch LCD screen and long-lasting 6-cell battery. It weighs a little less than 6 pounds, it’s really a fantastic choice when both work and play are considered. The screen’s high-definition resolution and included DVD drive gives it an edge.
The integrated 1.3-Megapixel camera and digital array microphone helps you stay in touch with family, friends and business associates.Dell Inspiron i1545 black Dell Inspiron i1545 4583JBK 1545 Black
This cool gadget comes bundled with the Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Operating System (64-bit version), it will permit you to easily make a home network and share all of your favorite photos, videos, and music. Windows 7 happens to be the most simplest, fastest, and most engaging version of Windows as yet. It provides with better means to find and manage files, as for example Jump Lists and improved task bar previews, help you speed through everyday tasks. The Windows 7 is designed for a much quicker and sufficiently dependable performance, so finally your PC just has started off the way you want it be.
Specifications
15.6-inch TrueLife wide screen show with a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels (native 720p for high-definition viewing). It also provides TrueLife high-gloss/anti-reflective technology, which features a sharp contrast end that’s well suited to 3D games and watching videos.
2.2 GHz Intel Pentium T4400 dual-core processor with 1 MB L2 cache and 800 MHz front side bus (FSB)
320 GB SATA hard drive (5400 RPM)
4 GB of installed DDR2 RAM (800 MHz)
Integrated Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD graphics
8x multi-format DVD drive supports reading/writing of CD-R/RW, DVD±R, DVD±RW, DVD±R DL, and DVD-RAM
1.3-megapixel webcam with facial recognition software automatically secures your computer when you’re away. This software adapts to your changing looks so you can expect quicker login times. Also, there’s no need to remember numerous passwords for password-protected Web sites.
Dell Video Chat
Built-in stereo speakers with standard headphone and microphone jacks
54g Wi-Fi networking (802.11b/g)
Quick Ethernet (10/100)
7-in-1 memory card reader compatible with Secure Digital (SD), Hi-Capacity Secure Digital (SDHC), Hi-Density Secure Digital (SDHD), Multi Media Card (MMC), Memory Stick (MS), Memory Stick PRO (MS Pro), and xD Picture Card (xD) media
Three USB 2.0 ports
VGA video output
Dell Dock: Delight in a cleaner desktop with this application organizer. Installed software applications on your PC are automatically sorted into user-friendly categories placing your most frequently used programs front and center.
Dell Remote Access
Dell DataSafe Online
Windows 7 Operating System, The system comes in power-packed with software which include Microsoft Works SE 9.0 for word processing and spreadsheet work. Delight in a 60-day trial version of Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007.
6-cell battery
Dimensions: 14.7 x 9.6 x 1.5 inches (WxDxH)
Weight: 5.8 pounds
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Pathan leads India to five-wicket win over New Zealand in 4th ODI
Just a day after Gautam Gambhir said that Yusuf Pathan deserves more opportunities to express himself, the Baroda big-hitter lived up to the Indian skipper's faith.
Yusuf tided past a rain-interruption and made a mockery of an inflationary required-rate while his unbeaten 123 paved the way for India's five-wicket victory over New Zealand in the fourth One Day International of the five-match series at the Chinnaswamy Stadium here on Tuesday night.
Chasing New Zealand's 315 for seven in 50 overs, India finished with 321 for five in 48.5 overs to extend its series-lead to 4-0.
The pursuit was never easy after the law of averages caught up with Gambhir (27) and Virat Kohli. Briefly the Delhi-duo's dismissals seemed a minor aberration as Parthiv Patel (53) biffed around and Yuvraj Singh effortlessly hoisted Scott Styris.
Twin blow
India though suffered another twin-blow when Patel got ambitious and Yuvraj crunched a pull straight to short mid-wicket with Nathan McCullum being the grateful bowler.
Rohit Sharma, who replaced Murali Vijay in the eleven, then played with his customary elan and whetted his appetite with sixes off McCullum and New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori.
Rohit (44) slotted the higher gears while Yusuf (123 n.o., 96b, 7x4, 7x6) preferred the supporting role until he revealed his blistering self with a mighty strike against Vettori.
True to his past of frittering away brisk starts, Rohit scooped Tim Southee straight to Vettori and just as Yusuf and Saurabh Tiwary were settling down, the match was grounded under a wet curtain.
The rain-stoppage lasted an hour but once play resumed with no reduction in overs, Yusuf muscled Vettori over the ropes and struck a massive six off Kyle Mills.
During the batting Power Play from overs 39-43, Yusuf briefly remained tentative against the seamers before he kept the fans in the upper tiers interested with mighty blows against Mills in an over that went for 21 runs.
Tiwary chips in
The tide had turned and an Indian victory seemed as inevitable as Yusuf's maiden ODI hundred that was ushered in with a swat off Andy McKay. In the match-winning unbeaten sixth-wicket partnership of 133 runs, Tiwary too found his voice towards the end.
Earlier, James Franklin's unbeaten 98 (69b, 12x4, 3x6) added flourish to New Zealand's steady tenure at the crease after Gambhir opted to field under overcast skies. Franklin's personal best in limited overs cricket was etched with shots straight down the park and his deft wrists often worked the ball into the gaps.
Walking in at 170 for four in 29.4 overs with Ross Taylor for company, Franklin continued unhindered despite edging a four in the initial minutes against part-timer Rohit.
Taylor (44) cut out the risks and put his hoick past mid-wicket in cold-storage and shockingly for New Zealand, he was out first ball of the batting Power Play taken from the 38th over. In trying to flick Ashwin, Taylor missed the line and the final thrust firmly rested on Franklin and he readily complied.
Cutting loose
The southpaw cut Yusuf (three for 48), square drove Zaheer Khan and lofted Ashish Nehra. Franklin survived a scare on 47 when he spooned a leading-edge but a diving Yusuf faltered. He then nervously reached his fifty, second in ODIs, as he chipped one over a scampering Yusuf at short covers.
Franklin then cut loose with the high-point being the 21 runs he plundered in the final over bowled by Nehra with a stirring sequence of 6, 6, 4, 4 and 1 to help New Zealand dream about a much-awaited victory.
Before Franklin soared, the visitor's innings was blotted by batsmen, ranging from Brendon McCullum (42) to Styris (46), who flattered to deceive against an Indian attack that failed to impose pressure.
Scoreboard
New Zealand: M. Guptill c Yuvraj b Nehra 30 (25b, 5x4), B. McCullum c Rohit b Ashwin 42 (42b, 8x4, 1x6), J. How c Yusuf b Nehra 4 (6b), R. Taylor lbw b Ashwin 44 (73b, 3x4), S. Styris c Tiwary b Yusuf 46 (48b, 3x4), J. Franklin (not out) 98 (69b, 12x4, 3x6), D. Vettori b Yusuf 16 (19b, 2x4), K. Mills b Yusuf 1 (6b), N. McCullum (not out) 13 (12b, 1x4); Extras (b-1, lb-8, w-12): 21; Total (for seven wkts. in 50 overs): 315.
Fall of wickets: 1-62 (Guptill), 2-70 (How), 3-91 (McCullum), 4-170 (Styris), 5-210 (Taylor), 6-249 (Vettori), 7-251 (Mills).
Powerplays: One (Overs 1-10): 70/1; Bowling (11-15): 27/2; Batting (38-42): 36/1.
India bowling: Zaheer 8-0-40-0, Praveen 7-0-42-0, Ashwin 10-0-66-2, Nehra 9-1-70-2, Yuvraj 3-0-21-0, Yusuf 9-0-48-3, Rohit 4-0-19-0.
India: G. Gambhir c Guptill b McKay 27 (24b, 4x4), Parthiv c sub b N. McCullum 53 (57b, 8x4), V. Kohli c Mills b McKay 0 (2b), Yuvraj c How b N. McCullum 20 (28b, 1x4, 1x6), Rohit Sharma c Vettori b Southee 44 (48b, 4x4, 1x6), Yusuf Pathan (not out) 123 (96b, 7x4, 7x6), S. Tiwary (not out) 37 (39b, 3x4, 1x6). Extras (b-4, lb-3, w-8, nb-2): 17. Total (for five wkts., in 48.5 overs): 321.
Fall of wickets: 1-67 (Gambhir), 2-68 (Kohli), 3-103 (Yuvraj), 4-108
(Parthiv), 5-188 (Rohit).
Powerplays: One (Overs 1-10): 68/2; Bowling (11-15): 18/0; Batting (39-43): 44/0.
New Zealand bowling: Mills 10-1-65-0, Southee 10-0-64-1, McKay 7-0-63-2, McCullum 7.5-0-38-2, Styris 4-1-27-0, Vettori 10-0-57-0.
Yusuf tided past a rain-interruption and made a mockery of an inflationary required-rate while his unbeaten 123 paved the way for India's five-wicket victory over New Zealand in the fourth One Day International of the five-match series at the Chinnaswamy Stadium here on Tuesday night.
Chasing New Zealand's 315 for seven in 50 overs, India finished with 321 for five in 48.5 overs to extend its series-lead to 4-0.
The pursuit was never easy after the law of averages caught up with Gambhir (27) and Virat Kohli. Briefly the Delhi-duo's dismissals seemed a minor aberration as Parthiv Patel (53) biffed around and Yuvraj Singh effortlessly hoisted Scott Styris.
Twin blow
India though suffered another twin-blow when Patel got ambitious and Yuvraj crunched a pull straight to short mid-wicket with Nathan McCullum being the grateful bowler.
Rohit Sharma, who replaced Murali Vijay in the eleven, then played with his customary elan and whetted his appetite with sixes off McCullum and New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori.
Rohit (44) slotted the higher gears while Yusuf (123 n.o., 96b, 7x4, 7x6) preferred the supporting role until he revealed his blistering self with a mighty strike against Vettori.
True to his past of frittering away brisk starts, Rohit scooped Tim Southee straight to Vettori and just as Yusuf and Saurabh Tiwary were settling down, the match was grounded under a wet curtain.
The rain-stoppage lasted an hour but once play resumed with no reduction in overs, Yusuf muscled Vettori over the ropes and struck a massive six off Kyle Mills.
During the batting Power Play from overs 39-43, Yusuf briefly remained tentative against the seamers before he kept the fans in the upper tiers interested with mighty blows against Mills in an over that went for 21 runs.
Tiwary chips in
The tide had turned and an Indian victory seemed as inevitable as Yusuf's maiden ODI hundred that was ushered in with a swat off Andy McKay. In the match-winning unbeaten sixth-wicket partnership of 133 runs, Tiwary too found his voice towards the end.
Earlier, James Franklin's unbeaten 98 (69b, 12x4, 3x6) added flourish to New Zealand's steady tenure at the crease after Gambhir opted to field under overcast skies. Franklin's personal best in limited overs cricket was etched with shots straight down the park and his deft wrists often worked the ball into the gaps.
Walking in at 170 for four in 29.4 overs with Ross Taylor for company, Franklin continued unhindered despite edging a four in the initial minutes against part-timer Rohit.
Taylor (44) cut out the risks and put his hoick past mid-wicket in cold-storage and shockingly for New Zealand, he was out first ball of the batting Power Play taken from the 38th over. In trying to flick Ashwin, Taylor missed the line and the final thrust firmly rested on Franklin and he readily complied.
Cutting loose
The southpaw cut Yusuf (three for 48), square drove Zaheer Khan and lofted Ashish Nehra. Franklin survived a scare on 47 when he spooned a leading-edge but a diving Yusuf faltered. He then nervously reached his fifty, second in ODIs, as he chipped one over a scampering Yusuf at short covers.
Franklin then cut loose with the high-point being the 21 runs he plundered in the final over bowled by Nehra with a stirring sequence of 6, 6, 4, 4 and 1 to help New Zealand dream about a much-awaited victory.
Before Franklin soared, the visitor's innings was blotted by batsmen, ranging from Brendon McCullum (42) to Styris (46), who flattered to deceive against an Indian attack that failed to impose pressure.
Scoreboard
New Zealand: M. Guptill c Yuvraj b Nehra 30 (25b, 5x4), B. McCullum c Rohit b Ashwin 42 (42b, 8x4, 1x6), J. How c Yusuf b Nehra 4 (6b), R. Taylor lbw b Ashwin 44 (73b, 3x4), S. Styris c Tiwary b Yusuf 46 (48b, 3x4), J. Franklin (not out) 98 (69b, 12x4, 3x6), D. Vettori b Yusuf 16 (19b, 2x4), K. Mills b Yusuf 1 (6b), N. McCullum (not out) 13 (12b, 1x4); Extras (b-1, lb-8, w-12): 21; Total (for seven wkts. in 50 overs): 315.
Fall of wickets: 1-62 (Guptill), 2-70 (How), 3-91 (McCullum), 4-170 (Styris), 5-210 (Taylor), 6-249 (Vettori), 7-251 (Mills).
Powerplays: One (Overs 1-10): 70/1; Bowling (11-15): 27/2; Batting (38-42): 36/1.
India bowling: Zaheer 8-0-40-0, Praveen 7-0-42-0, Ashwin 10-0-66-2, Nehra 9-1-70-2, Yuvraj 3-0-21-0, Yusuf 9-0-48-3, Rohit 4-0-19-0.
India: G. Gambhir c Guptill b McKay 27 (24b, 4x4), Parthiv c sub b N. McCullum 53 (57b, 8x4), V. Kohli c Mills b McKay 0 (2b), Yuvraj c How b N. McCullum 20 (28b, 1x4, 1x6), Rohit Sharma c Vettori b Southee 44 (48b, 4x4, 1x6), Yusuf Pathan (not out) 123 (96b, 7x4, 7x6), S. Tiwary (not out) 37 (39b, 3x4, 1x6). Extras (b-4, lb-3, w-8, nb-2): 17. Total (for five wkts., in 48.5 overs): 321.
Fall of wickets: 1-67 (Gambhir), 2-68 (Kohli), 3-103 (Yuvraj), 4-108
(Parthiv), 5-188 (Rohit).
Powerplays: One (Overs 1-10): 68/2; Bowling (11-15): 18/0; Batting (39-43): 44/0.
New Zealand bowling: Mills 10-1-65-0, Southee 10-0-64-1, McKay 7-0-63-2, McCullum 7.5-0-38-2, Styris 4-1-27-0, Vettori 10-0-57-0.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Yamla Pagla Diwana (2011) Promo-Preview Trailer
Following his father's legendary shot from Sholay of standing on the top of a water tank in 1975, drunk and threatening to commit harakiri if Basanti does not accept his romantic overtures, Sunny Deol stands on a water tank in 2011.Dharmendra intervenes and informs Sunny Deol that standing on water tanks does not work any more.
In another scene, Dharmendra and Sunny Deol are bashing up legions of bad guys, while Bobby Deol watches with his girlfriend. When the girl asks him why he is not fighting, Bobby replies if Dharmendra and Sunny are fighting, there is no scope for Bobby to fight.
Yamla Pagla Deewana Dharmendra and Bobby play a crooked father-son pair based in Varanasi. Sunny plays a Canada based upright man who gets to know after two decades that he has a father and brother in Varanasi. The film is about Sunny's journey to his past.
Originally planned for a Christmas 2010 release, Yamla Pagla Deewana has been pushed back to a release date of January 14, 2011. From the first trailer video, it looks like a pretty decent Bollywood comedy entertainer film.
The star cast of Yamla Pagla Deewana includes Sunny Deol as Paramveer, Bobby Deol as Gajodhar, Dharamendra as Dharam, Kulraj Randhawa as Sehaban, Emma Garnett as Mary, Nikunj as Karam, Anupam kher as Joginder, Himanshu Malik as Tejinder, Mukul Dev as Gurmeet, Digvijay as Balbir, Amit Mistry as Binda and others. The Hindi Comedy Movie is directed by Samir Karnik.
Watch the first-look promo preview trailer of Yamla Pagla Diwana....
Monday, December 6, 2010
France & USA To ban Wikileaks from their servers.
Internet addresses written in Arabic were live on the Internet on Thursday
Earlier talk of giving President Obama the power to shut down the Internet has apparently happened. The U.S. based Internet domain registrar EveryDNS.net has denied Wikileaks the use of the domain .org, widely used by non-profit groups.
Anti-war.com said the domain was effectively shut down because the Wikileaks site had become the victim of attacks. If that is true it means that all that is necessary to do to remove an annoying Web site is to attack it.
Anti-war and others are continuing to provide updated lists of locations where the whistleblower can be found.
This is probably the biggest attack on the Internet since it became a worldwide business, leisure and household tool. Even China didn't try to shut down domains.
The U.S. isn't the only government to attack Wikileaks. France has said it will ban Wikileaks from its servers.
Given the determination of Wikileaks it seems likely they would result to graffiti on city buildings if necessary. The attacks also are drawing support from others for the group of cyberhackers who believe governments have been lying to their people for decades. Some would compare it to non-Jews wearing the Star of David during Nazi roundups.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation, a group that advocates for freedom of speech on the Internet, noted that the U.S. Constitution does bar "prior restraint," meaning any legal action against someone for publishing something offensive has to come after the act.
EFF noted that Amazon, one of the largest Internet businesses in the world, terminated Wikileaks' use of its servers after U.S. Sen. Joe LiebermanJoe Lieberman's office called them. Lieberman was the first major figure to urge that the U.S. administration be able to black out the Internet during a crisis.
The Obama Administration can argue that it was not involved in the U.S. registrar's decision.
Earlier talk of giving President Obama the power to shut down the Internet has apparently happened. The U.S. based Internet domain registrar EveryDNS.net has denied Wikileaks the use of the domain .org, widely used by non-profit groups.
Anti-war.com said the domain was effectively shut down because the Wikileaks site had become the victim of attacks. If that is true it means that all that is necessary to do to remove an annoying Web site is to attack it.
Anti-war and others are continuing to provide updated lists of locations where the whistleblower can be found.
This is probably the biggest attack on the Internet since it became a worldwide business, leisure and household tool. Even China didn't try to shut down domains.
The U.S. isn't the only government to attack Wikileaks. France has said it will ban Wikileaks from its servers.
Given the determination of Wikileaks it seems likely they would result to graffiti on city buildings if necessary. The attacks also are drawing support from others for the group of cyberhackers who believe governments have been lying to their people for decades. Some would compare it to non-Jews wearing the Star of David during Nazi roundups.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation, a group that advocates for freedom of speech on the Internet, noted that the U.S. Constitution does bar "prior restraint," meaning any legal action against someone for publishing something offensive has to come after the act.
EFF noted that Amazon, one of the largest Internet businesses in the world, terminated Wikileaks' use of its servers after U.S. Sen. Joe LiebermanJoe Lieberman's office called them. Lieberman was the first major figure to urge that the U.S. administration be able to black out the Internet during a crisis.
The Obama Administration can argue that it was not involved in the U.S. registrar's decision.
35 Pakistani government websites hacked
At least 35 government websites in Pakistan were attacked Today by a group calling itself the "Army of Cyber India," said a report by the media.
Islamabad: At least 35 government websites in Pakistan were attacked Tuesday by a group calling itself the "Army of Cyber India," said a report by the media.
The government took steps to secure web sites hacked and most of them were restored by the afternoon, an official spokesman quoted by the online news agency.
Among the sites that were attacked was that of the National Accountability (NAB).
A message sent by the hackers - who claimed to have had access to the server hosting the websites of the government - read: "Hacked by Cyber Indian Army."
He was accompanied by a photograph of U.S. soldiers raising a flag on the Japanese island of Iwo Jima during World War II, but the flag of the United States became digitally on the national flag of India.
At least 35 government websites in Pakistan were attacked Today by a group calling itself the "Army of Cyber India," said a report by the media.Islamabad: At least 35 government websites in Pakistan were attacked Tuesday by a group calling itself the "Army of Cyber India," said a report by the media.
The government took steps to secure web sites hacked and most of them were restored by the afternoon, an official spokesman quoted by the online news agency.
Among the sites that were attacked was that of the National Accountability (NAB).
A message sent by the hackers - who claimed to have had access to the server hosting the websites of the government - read: "Hacked by Cyber Indian Army."
He was accompanied by a photograph of U.S. soldiers raising a flag on the Japanese island of Iwo Jima during World War II, but the flag of the United States became digitally on the national flag of India.
Islamabad: At least 35 government websites in Pakistan were attacked Tuesday by a group calling itself the "Army of Cyber India," said a report by the media.
The government took steps to secure web sites hacked and most of them were restored by the afternoon, an official spokesman quoted by the online news agency.
Among the sites that were attacked was that of the National Accountability (NAB).
A message sent by the hackers - who claimed to have had access to the server hosting the websites of the government - read: "Hacked by Cyber Indian Army."
He was accompanied by a photograph of U.S. soldiers raising a flag on the Japanese island of Iwo Jima during World War II, but the flag of the United States became digitally on the national flag of India.
Saturday, December 4, 2010
3rd ODI: Ton-up Gambhir wins India series
Skipper Gautam Gambhir cracked an unbeaten 126, his second century on the trot, to power India to a series-clinching nine-wicket victory over New Zealand in the third ODI here on Saturday.
The Delhi left-hander played a captain's knock that followed his match-winning unbeaten 138 in the second ODI in Jaipur on December 1 as India easily chased down the target of 225 in 39.3 overs to take an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series.
Gambhir, who smashed 16 boundaries with his flicks and drives in the 117 balls he faced, put on 115 runs for the opening wicket with Murali Vijay who made a slow 30 in 50 balls before being run out.
The solid foundation laid by Gambhir, who notched up his ninth ODI hundred in 103 matches, with Vijay was carried forward by number three Virat Kohli, who continued his form from where he left in the previous two matches.
Kohli, who had scored a match-winning ton at Guwahati and a half century in Jaipur, remained unbeaten on 63 in 70 balls with six fours and two sixes. He also hit the winning runs, a six over long on.
The second wicket duo of Gambhir and Kohli put on 114 runs in 125 balls without being separated to help the home team score a comprehensive victory in front of a weekend, capacity crowd.
Today's win, India's ninth successive ODI victory over New Zealand, left the remaining two matches in the five-match series in Bangalore (December 7) and Chennai (December 10) just mere contests of academic interest.
The hosts won the opening match at Guwahati by 40 runs and then took a 2-0 lead with a thumping eight-wicket victory in the second ODI in Jaipur.
Chasing New Zealand's modest score, built around James Franklin's unbeaten 72, India were on the offensive from the first ball thanks to Gambhir who raced to his 50 in only 30 balls with nine fours and then got his next 50 in 58 balls with the help of four fours.
He struck left arm Andy McKay for three successive fours after having dispatched the other new ball bowler Kyle Mills for two in as many balls previously.
The manner in which the 29-year-old Delhi player batted blew away any hopes New Zealand might have nurtured to come back into the match after posting a modest score when conditions were slightly in favour of the bowlers.
Earlier in the morning, another left-hander, James Franklin, led New Zealand's revival with an unbeaten half century and helped the visitors recover from a poor start to post a fighting score.
The visitors made a disastrous start by losing their openers within the first five overs and were struggling at 106 for seven before Franklin (72 not out) and Nathan McCullum staged the recovery act with a stand of 94.
Left-handed Franklin batted sensibly after coming in at 49 for 4 in the 16th over even as continued to tumble from the the other end.
He top-scored for the Black Caps with the help of five fours and one six in 108 balls while McCullum made 43 in 53 balls with four fours.
Their eighth-wicket stand off 107 balls took the score to 200 after the Kiwis had lost half their side for 77.
Apart from the eighth wicket pair, only opener Martin Guptill (12) and Scott Styris (22) reached the double figures in a largely uninspiring display put up by the Kiwis after they were asked to bat first by the hosts.
For India, Zaheer Khan (2/31), Yusuf Pathan (2/37 and R Ashwin (2/49) shared six wickets among them while Munaf Patel chipped in with one scalp.
The pitch for the match was a major surprise at a venue that normally provides flat tracks. There was a lot of bounce for the pace bowlers and bounce and turn for the spinners.
New Zealand batsmen, having played on low bouncing tracks after coming to India in early November, were undone by the extra bounce.
Zaheer Khan utilized the bounce to the fullest extent in his splendid first spell of seven overs as he made early inroads into the Kiwi top order.
Coming off after a three-week lay-off, the left-arm paceman struck in the second legal ball of his first over when he prised out danger man Brendon McCullum, who also came into the series after missing the opening two ties because of a back problem.
McCullum was caught in second slip by Murali Vijay off a rising ball that moved away a shade.
Munaf bowled tightly to return with one for 28 while spinners Yusuf Pathan and Ashwin did their but in the middle overs to claim 2 for 27 and 2 for 49 respectively.
When India batted, Gambhir straightaway got into his groove by singling out Mills for special treatment.
Though Vijay crawled at the other end, the aggressive approach by his captain ensured that the hosts were never put under any pressure.
*Source:- Cricketnext
CBI website hacked by 'Pak Cyber Army'
In a major embarrassment, the The home page of the
The
The message from the hackers also spoke about the filtering controls provided by the National Informatics Centre (NIC), a body which mans computer servers across the country. It also claims to have
Intelligence agencies have been often warning the government that proper cyber security was not being ensured in government offices and that no security audit was being carried out.
The
Speaking on the issue, Supreme Court advocate and cyber law expert Pavan Duggal said the hacking of
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