1. Type "about:config" into the address bar and hit return.
Scroll down and look for the following entries:
network.http.pipelining
network.http.proxy.pipelining
network.http.pipelining.maxrequests
Normally the browser will make one request to a web page at a time.
When you enable pipelining it will make several at once, which really speeds up page loading.
2. Alter the entries as follows: Set "network.http.pipelining" to "true"
Set "network.http.proxy.pipelining" to "true"
Set "network.http.pipelining.maxrequests" to some number like 30 (mine is set to 100..hehehe).
This means it will make 30 requests at once.
3. Lastly right-click anywhere and select New-> Integer. Name it "nglayout.initialpaint.delay" and set its value to "0".
This value is the amount of time the browser waits before it acts on information it recieves.
If you're using a brodband connection you'll load pages 2-30 times faster now.
Friday, November 30, 2007
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Safari
Safari is a web browser developed by Apple Inc. and included in Mac OS X. It was first released as a public beta on January 7, 2003, and a final version was included as the default browser in Mac OS X v10.3.
A beta version for Windows was released for the first time on June 11, 2007.
12 Reasons you will love it.....
1.Blazing performance.
The fastest web browser on any platform, Safari loads pages up to 2 times faster than Internet Explorer 7 and up to 1.6 times faster than Firefox 2.
And it executes JavaScript up to 2.8 times faster than Internet Explorer 7 and up to 1.6 times faster than Firefox 2.What does all that mean for you? Less time loading pages and more time enjoying them.
2.Elegant user interface.
Safari’s clean, sleek look lets you focus on the web instead of your browser. The browser frame is a mere one pixel wide. You see a scroll bar only when you need one. You see no status bar by default — a blue progress bar fills the address field as the page loads — giving you more room to browse and view the web. And with commonly used tools like a Google search field built right into Safari, you can get anywhere on the web faster.
3.Easy bookmarks.
Safari makes it easier than ever to manage your bookmarks. Know iTunes? Then you know Safari bookmarks. One click opens the single-window interface, where you can browse, search, and organize bookmarks the same way you browse, search, and organize music in iTunes.
Importing your current bookmarks couldn’t be simpler. In fact, the first time you open Safari, it imports all your bookmarks from the browsers you’ve been using. And if you want to import bookmarks later, just choose Import Bookmarks from the File menu.
Safari even helps you find sites to bookmark. Using the innovative Bonjour technology, Safari discovers and shows devices such as printers, routers, and webcams associated with web servers on your local network — automatically.
4.Pop-up blocking.
Say goodbye to annoying pop-up ads and pop-under windows that clutter up your desktop and distract you from your browsing.By default, Safari blocks all unprompted new windows. You can open new windows when you click links, but you’ll get no surprises from unexpected, unwanted pop-ups.
5.Inline Find.
Now you can locate any text on any web page using the Find command in Safari. Type a word into the new integrated Find banner under the bookmarks bar, and Safari shows you the found count and highlights matching terms while dimming the page below them. So you can view every instance — in an instant
6.Tabbed browsing.
With tabbed browsing in Safari, you can open and switch between multiple web pages in a single window. Drag and drop your tabs to rearrange them, open one in a new browser window, or merge all your current windows into one tabbed window.Safari resizes each tab depending on the number you have open. Set a bookmark for a set of tabs or revert to the tabs that were open when you last closed or quit Safari
7.SnapBack.
With most browsers, it’s easy to lose your way on the web. You go surfing, and before you know it, you’ve drifted far from where you started. Stop hitting the Back button and start using SnapBack in Safari. SnapBack lets you instantly snap back to your original search results or to the top level of any website, even after you’ve browsed down a few levels.
The SnapBack icon appears in the search field after you click a link in a search results page. Clicking the icon takes you back to the results page and even scrolls to the specific location you last viewed.
SnapBack also works in the address field. Type an address, click a bookmark, or click a link in email or another application, and Safari creates a SnapBack anchor point. When the SnapBack icon appears in the address field, click it to return to that anchor point instantly. So, if you type in the address of your favorite news site, click a link to read an article, then click another link, the SnapBack icon will take you back to the front page of the original news site
8.Forms AutoFill.
Now you need never fill out an online form from scratch. That’s because Safari Forms AutoFill completes online forms with information from your Address Book or from previously completed forms.Let Safari fill in your name, street address, city, zip code, email, and other information. Safari also gives you the option to automatically enter account names and passwords — all stored in a secure, encrypted format.
9.Built-in RSS.
Scan all the latest news, information, and articles from thousands of websites in one simple-to-read, searchable article list delivered right to you. The built-in RSS (Really Simple Syndication) reader in Safari tells you when new articles or blog posts have been added to your favorite sites, so you never have to guess.
Whenever you land on a page that offers an RSS feed, Safari displays an RSS icon in the address field. Click it and you view the simple RSS feed. Bookmark it and Safari tells you how many updates have been added since your last visit. The RSS view in Safari is customizable, so you can adjust article length or sort and filter articles by date, title, and source. You can also use the built-in search field to find articles relating to topics of interest. All from one place: Safari.
10.Resizable text fields.
Maybe the text field you’re typing in is a bit too small to read. Or maybe you just have a lot to say. Either way, Safari lets you resize text fields on any website, just by grabbing the corner of the field. Resize a field and the web page reflows to make room
11.Private browsing.
Your browsing is your business. Which is exactly why Safari offers private browsing — to keep your online activities private. Turn on private browsing and Safari won’t store your Google searches, your cookies, the history of sites you’ve visited, your download history, or information from online forms you’ve filled out.
If you’ve been browsing without private browsing turned on, just use Privacy Reset to empty your cache and clear Safari of your browsing, forms, and search history. It’s a one-click clean slate
12.Security.
Now you can enjoy worry-free web browsing on any computer. Apple engineers designed Safari to be secure from day one.
For starters, Safari uses robust encryption to ensure that your private information stays that way. When you browse a secure site, Safari displays a lock icon in the upper-right corner of the browser. If you want to know more about the credentials of a secure site, click the lock icon and Safari displays detailed information about the site’s security certificate.
Safari supports SSL versions 2 and 3, as well as Transport Layer Security (TLS), the next generation of Internet security. Safari uses these technologies to provide a secure, encrypted channel that protects all your information from online eavesdroppers. And Safari lets you use standards-based authentication such as Kerberos single sign-on and X.509 personal certificates, or proprietary protocols like NTLMv2 to log in to secure sites.
Safari also supports a variety of proxy protocols — services that help firewalls control what flows in and out of the network — including Automatic Proxy configuration, FTP Proxy, Web Proxy (HTTP), Secure Web Proxy (HTTPS), Streaming Proxy (RTSP), SOCKS Proxy, and Gopher Proxy
A beta version for Windows was released for the first time on June 11, 2007.
12 Reasons you will love it.....
1.Blazing performance.
The fastest web browser on any platform, Safari loads pages up to 2 times faster than Internet Explorer 7 and up to 1.6 times faster than Firefox 2.
And it executes JavaScript up to 2.8 times faster than Internet Explorer 7 and up to 1.6 times faster than Firefox 2.What does all that mean for you? Less time loading pages and more time enjoying them.
2.Elegant user interface.
Safari’s clean, sleek look lets you focus on the web instead of your browser. The browser frame is a mere one pixel wide. You see a scroll bar only when you need one. You see no status bar by default — a blue progress bar fills the address field as the page loads — giving you more room to browse and view the web. And with commonly used tools like a Google search field built right into Safari, you can get anywhere on the web faster.
3.Easy bookmarks.
Safari makes it easier than ever to manage your bookmarks. Know iTunes? Then you know Safari bookmarks. One click opens the single-window interface, where you can browse, search, and organize bookmarks the same way you browse, search, and organize music in iTunes.
Importing your current bookmarks couldn’t be simpler. In fact, the first time you open Safari, it imports all your bookmarks from the browsers you’ve been using. And if you want to import bookmarks later, just choose Import Bookmarks from the File menu.
Safari even helps you find sites to bookmark. Using the innovative Bonjour technology, Safari discovers and shows devices such as printers, routers, and webcams associated with web servers on your local network — automatically.
4.Pop-up blocking.
Say goodbye to annoying pop-up ads and pop-under windows that clutter up your desktop and distract you from your browsing.By default, Safari blocks all unprompted new windows. You can open new windows when you click links, but you’ll get no surprises from unexpected, unwanted pop-ups.
5.Inline Find.
Now you can locate any text on any web page using the Find command in Safari. Type a word into the new integrated Find banner under the bookmarks bar, and Safari shows you the found count and highlights matching terms while dimming the page below them. So you can view every instance — in an instant
6.Tabbed browsing.
With tabbed browsing in Safari, you can open and switch between multiple web pages in a single window. Drag and drop your tabs to rearrange them, open one in a new browser window, or merge all your current windows into one tabbed window.Safari resizes each tab depending on the number you have open. Set a bookmark for a set of tabs or revert to the tabs that were open when you last closed or quit Safari
7.SnapBack.
With most browsers, it’s easy to lose your way on the web. You go surfing, and before you know it, you’ve drifted far from where you started. Stop hitting the Back button and start using SnapBack in Safari. SnapBack lets you instantly snap back to your original search results or to the top level of any website, even after you’ve browsed down a few levels.
The SnapBack icon appears in the search field after you click a link in a search results page. Clicking the icon takes you back to the results page and even scrolls to the specific location you last viewed.
SnapBack also works in the address field. Type an address, click a bookmark, or click a link in email or another application, and Safari creates a SnapBack anchor point. When the SnapBack icon appears in the address field, click it to return to that anchor point instantly. So, if you type in the address of your favorite news site, click a link to read an article, then click another link, the SnapBack icon will take you back to the front page of the original news site
8.Forms AutoFill.
Now you need never fill out an online form from scratch. That’s because Safari Forms AutoFill completes online forms with information from your Address Book or from previously completed forms.Let Safari fill in your name, street address, city, zip code, email, and other information. Safari also gives you the option to automatically enter account names and passwords — all stored in a secure, encrypted format.
9.Built-in RSS.
Scan all the latest news, information, and articles from thousands of websites in one simple-to-read, searchable article list delivered right to you. The built-in RSS (Really Simple Syndication) reader in Safari tells you when new articles or blog posts have been added to your favorite sites, so you never have to guess.
Whenever you land on a page that offers an RSS feed, Safari displays an RSS icon in the address field. Click it and you view the simple RSS feed. Bookmark it and Safari tells you how many updates have been added since your last visit. The RSS view in Safari is customizable, so you can adjust article length or sort and filter articles by date, title, and source. You can also use the built-in search field to find articles relating to topics of interest. All from one place: Safari.
10.Resizable text fields.
Maybe the text field you’re typing in is a bit too small to read. Or maybe you just have a lot to say. Either way, Safari lets you resize text fields on any website, just by grabbing the corner of the field. Resize a field and the web page reflows to make room
11.Private browsing.
Your browsing is your business. Which is exactly why Safari offers private browsing — to keep your online activities private. Turn on private browsing and Safari won’t store your Google searches, your cookies, the history of sites you’ve visited, your download history, or information from online forms you’ve filled out.
If you’ve been browsing without private browsing turned on, just use Privacy Reset to empty your cache and clear Safari of your browsing, forms, and search history. It’s a one-click clean slate
12.Security.
Now you can enjoy worry-free web browsing on any computer. Apple engineers designed Safari to be secure from day one.
For starters, Safari uses robust encryption to ensure that your private information stays that way. When you browse a secure site, Safari displays a lock icon in the upper-right corner of the browser. If you want to know more about the credentials of a secure site, click the lock icon and Safari displays detailed information about the site’s security certificate.
Safari supports SSL versions 2 and 3, as well as Transport Layer Security (TLS), the next generation of Internet security. Safari uses these technologies to provide a secure, encrypted channel that protects all your information from online eavesdroppers. And Safari lets you use standards-based authentication such as Kerberos single sign-on and X.509 personal certificates, or proprietary protocols like NTLMv2 to log in to secure sites.
Safari also supports a variety of proxy protocols — services that help firewalls control what flows in and out of the network — including Automatic Proxy configuration, FTP Proxy, Web Proxy (HTTP), Secure Web Proxy (HTTPS), Streaming Proxy (RTSP), SOCKS Proxy, and Gopher Proxy
Friday, November 23, 2007
Apple's fight against iPhone unlocks may result in expensive bricks
Apple will actively work against any SIM unlocks of the iPhone, says Apple CEO Steve Jobs. Jobs made the comments during a Q&A session that took place after yesterday's press event in London announcing availability details of the iPhone in the UK. When asked by a journalist whether unlocking was a concern for the company, Jobs said, "It's a constant cat and mouse game," according to ComputerWorld's account of the discussion. "We try to stay ahead. People will try to break in, and it's our job to stop them breaking in."
The break-ins that Jobs spoke of have been flying fast and furious in the last month or so. One of the first full SIM unlocks involved using a Turbo SIM card, a somewhat complex process for the average consumer. Then teenager George Holtz published a way to hardware unlock his iPhone with some soldering iron-fu and released instructions for other adventurous unlockers. But none of this was "big" news to the world until the first (commercial) software unlock of the iPhone was announced by iPhoneSIMfree. This sent waves through the iPhone community to push for a free unlock from the iPhone Dev Team, which was achieved just this week with the release of iUnlock, followed by the GUI app to go along with it, anySIM. This app began to appear in the third-party iPhone software update app, Installer, which enabled many iPhone users to install the unlock and experiment with ease.
The break-ins that Jobs spoke of have been flying fast and furious in the last month or so. One of the first full SIM unlocks involved using a Turbo SIM card, a somewhat complex process for the average consumer. Then teenager George Holtz published a way to hardware unlock his iPhone with some soldering iron-fu and released instructions for other adventurous unlockers. But none of this was "big" news to the world until the first (commercial) software unlock of the iPhone was announced by iPhoneSIMfree. This sent waves through the iPhone community to push for a free unlock from the iPhone Dev Team, which was achieved just this week with the release of iUnlock, followed by the GUI app to go along with it, anySIM. This app began to appear in the third-party iPhone software update app, Installer, which enabled many iPhone users to install the unlock and experiment with ease.
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
GNOME 2.20
GNOME 2.20 is the latest version of the GNOME Desktop: a popular, multi-platform desktop environment. GNOME's focus is ease of use, stability, and first class internationalization and accessibility support. Based on Free and Open Source Software, GNOME provides all of the common tools computer users expect of a modern computing environment, as well as a flexible and powerful platform for software developers.
The improvements in GNOME 2.20 include: Improved support for right-to-left languages; desktop search integrated into the file chooser dialog; convenient new features in the Evolution email and calendar client; enhanced browsing of image collections; simplified system preferences; efficient power management and incredibly accurate laptop battery monitoring. Developers receive more help with application development thanks to a new version of the GTK+ toolkit, improved tools, and a great new documentation web site.
The improvements in GNOME 2.20 include: Improved support for right-to-left languages; desktop search integrated into the file chooser dialog; convenient new features in the Evolution email and calendar client; enhanced browsing of image collections; simplified system preferences; efficient power management and incredibly accurate laptop battery monitoring. Developers receive more help with application development thanks to a new version of the GTK+ toolkit, improved tools, and a great new documentation web site.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
Exclusive Comic Collection
Exclusive Comic Collection
Click on the Daily comics up above and enjoy Today’s comic strips! The Collection right now includes
1. Dilbert
2. Andy Cap
3. Garfield
4. Heathcliff
5. Calvin and Hobbes
Have Fun! Suggest some more comics to be added.. I’ll try my best!
Click on the Daily comics up above and enjoy Today’s comic strips! The Collection right now includes
1. Dilbert
2. Andy Cap
3. Garfield
4. Heathcliff
5. Calvin and Hobbes
Have Fun! Suggest some more comics to be added.. I’ll try my best!
Monday, November 12, 2007
Sunday, November 11, 2007
RapidLeech! A cool script!
Well, Marc posted a Rapidshare solution on his blog, Here. I just gave a try.
First up, I tried on 9999mb.com, xlphp.net, 1500mb.com. All of the 3 accepted PHP files, but returned the same error ERROR OPENING SOCKET[rapidshare.com:80] I got frustrated.
Then I went into their forums, saw the guy who wrote the script, was using DajooB for a server. I went there, and guess what, they had no file size restrictions and limitations! I regged an A/c Rightaway, then uploaded the script in my FTP. Oh, an Important step is to CHMOD 777 the rapidleech folder..(Default is 755) then pasted a RS.DE Code, Had to wait for 100 seconds and there ya go! The script started downloading at 645KB/s. incidentally Rapidshare’s maximum download speed is 2 MB/s. So no trouble at all!
My failed attempts:
http://pastmaster.9999mb.com/rapidleech/
http://pastmaster.xlphp.net/rapidleech/
http://pastmaster.1500mb.com/rapidleech/
Try to set an account at dajoob and try it out guys! Its uber-swet method!
First up, I tried on 9999mb.com, xlphp.net, 1500mb.com. All of the 3 accepted PHP files, but returned the same error ERROR OPENING SOCKET[rapidshare.com:80] I got frustrated.
Then I went into their forums, saw the guy who wrote the script, was using DajooB for a server. I went there, and guess what, they had no file size restrictions and limitations! I regged an A/c Rightaway, then uploaded the script in my FTP. Oh, an Important step is to CHMOD 777 the rapidleech folder..(Default is 755) then pasted a RS.DE Code, Had to wait for 100 seconds and there ya go! The script started downloading at 645KB/s. incidentally Rapidshare’s maximum download speed is 2 MB/s. So no trouble at all!
My failed attempts:
http://pastmaster.9999mb.com/rapidleech/
http://pastmaster.xlphp.net/rapidleech/
http://pastmaster.1500mb.com/rapidleech/
Try to set an account at dajoob and try it out guys! Its uber-swet method!
Thursday, November 08, 2007
Akismet Spam block is driving me nuts!
Akismet Spam block is driving me nuts! Yup.. Marc’s comments always get caught up in the Spam. Alongside, I get funny comments from some unsolicitous visitors… Marc et George, what the heck should I do for this thing??
I am afraid to un-un this thing too! Its pretty useful sometimes..
I am afraid to un-un this thing too! Its pretty useful sometimes..
Monday, November 05, 2007
BSNL 2 mbps Upgrade - Hot Topic!
I can observe that BSNL 2 mbps upgrade has become a Hot topic nearly in all Tech Forums, blogs etc. Here is the LINK to one such discussion. Apparently, expectations are very high that Existing plans will remain the same, except for the upgrade in Speed.
By the way, Vinod has given some interesting info that I am not aware of. Is it necessary to change routers for this upgrade?
By the way, Vinod has given some interesting info that I am not aware of. Is it necessary to change routers for this upgrade?
Sunday, October 28, 2007
No more Megaupload “slots full” error!
Its really plain simple! All you need is the powerful Firefox browser. [If you don’t know what Firefox is, Get the fu(k outta here]
Open the browser
Type in the address bar - about:config
Type in the filter box - general.useragent.extra.firefox
Double click on it.
Type this in the box that appeared - Firefox/2.0 MEGAUPLOAD 1.0
and that would be all!
Is Easy, Is good!
Open the browser
Type in the address bar - about:config
Type in the filter box - general.useragent.extra.firefox
Double click on it.
Type this in the box that appeared - Firefox/2.0 MEGAUPLOAD 1.0
and that would be all!
Is Easy, Is good!
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Sex lighter dealer arrested in Kerala
The wholesale dealer of a sex lighter was arrested in Kottayama yesterday for selling the product which was reportedly selling like hot cakes among school students.
Kottayam superintendent of police S Sreejith said: “When the lighter is lit, a picture of a lady in a compromising position pops out.”
Priced at Rs 15, the lighter was very popular among schoolchildren. The matter surfaced when a schoolboy gifted the lighter to a girl in his class. The girl’s parents approached the police and they tracked down the wholesale dealer.
Wonder if anyone of you has managed to get his/her hands on the sex lighter. Sounds like a sexciting product though definitely not for school children.
Kottayam superintendent of police S Sreejith said: “When the lighter is lit, a picture of a lady in a compromising position pops out.”
Priced at Rs 15, the lighter was very popular among schoolchildren. The matter surfaced when a schoolboy gifted the lighter to a girl in his class. The girl’s parents approached the police and they tracked down the wholesale dealer.
Wonder if anyone of you has managed to get his/her hands on the sex lighter. Sounds like a sexciting product though definitely not for school children.
Saturday, October 20, 2007
DJ MIX
Download it here
For my friend Abhishek Kinger, he is a budding dj
"I loved the track Do It Again by chemical brothers and wanted to use it in my mix. Check it out and leave comments as always."
For my friend Abhishek Kinger, he is a budding dj
"I loved the track Do It Again by chemical brothers and wanted to use it in my mix. Check it out and leave comments as always."
Monday, October 15, 2007
Marc sent me a video. I was amazed to see that one. I can’t show you that video because marc said that he has reserved the copy rights. I can show it here, but its better if you see it his blog. Click here to see his post.
Saturday, October 13, 2007
ORKUT
Orkut is an online social networking service. I was thinking of posting on this topic for a long time. Sundar has already posted on this topic. Click here to read his post.
He is against orkut. I don’t know why. But he has some points which are true. But still i am against his view points because i got my old friends after 9 years through orkut only.
Read wikipedia article on orkut. click here….
So join orkut and enjoy the fun….
He is against orkut. I don’t know why. But he has some points which are true. But still i am against his view points because i got my old friends after 9 years through orkut only.
Read wikipedia article on orkut. click here….
So join orkut and enjoy the fun….
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Saddam Hussein
Saddam Hussein, 69, was sentenced to death for crimes against humanity in ordering the deaths of 148 Shia residents of Dujail, north of Baghdad, after an assassination attempt in 1982.
An appeal is due to begin immediately and deliberations are expected to last one month although no date has been set to announce the final decision.
If the nine-judge appeals panel upholds the verdict, Saddam Hussein will be hanged within 30 days of its ruling.
President Bush calls it, “a major achievement for Iraq’s young democracy and its constitutional government.”
In Iraq, some are celebrating it and some are protesting….
An appeal is due to begin immediately and deliberations are expected to last one month although no date has been set to announce the final decision.
If the nine-judge appeals panel upholds the verdict, Saddam Hussein will be hanged within 30 days of its ruling.
President Bush calls it, “a major achievement for Iraq’s young democracy and its constitutional government.”
In Iraq, some are celebrating it and some are protesting….
Friday, October 05, 2007
MUZIC
My 2500 watts audio system was lying unused simply because it was such a bother to burn MP3s to CD and then to play them on it.
I thought of a much more comfortable way to listen to music with it. I already had a jack that lets me use ordinary headphones with my phone. And I had the correct cables to interface the phone and the auxiliary sockets of the audio system so I did.
Now I can use the phone’s display, playlists and media library for a much more comfortable experience. I have Rammstein playing in the background. The 1 GB memory card on the phone helps too.
I thought of a much more comfortable way to listen to music with it. I already had a jack that lets me use ordinary headphones with my phone. And I had the correct cables to interface the phone and the auxiliary sockets of the audio system so I did.
Now I can use the phone’s display, playlists and media library for a much more comfortable experience. I have Rammstein playing in the background. The 1 GB memory card on the phone helps too.
Monday, October 01, 2007
Vista
Microsoft announced that Windows Vista, the next version of the Windows OS, is set to be released on January 30, 2007.
Lets hope that this is the final date and it does not get delayed again. It is after five years that Microsoft is going to release the next version of its OS. XP was released five years ago.
The minimum requirement for Vista is a 800 MHz processor, 512 MB RAM and a DirectX 9 class graphics card.
To enjoy Vista’s high-end features, a 1.0 GHz processor, 1 GB main memory and an Aero-compatible graphics card with at least 128 MB graphics memory and supporting the new Windows Display Driver Model will be needed.
Nooooo…. My RAM is 256MB and my graphics memory is 64MB. What a bad luck…
Lets hope that this is the final date and it does not get delayed again. It is after five years that Microsoft is going to release the next version of its OS. XP was released five years ago.
The minimum requirement for Vista is a 800 MHz processor, 512 MB RAM and a DirectX 9 class graphics card.
To enjoy Vista’s high-end features, a 1.0 GHz processor, 1 GB main memory and an Aero-compatible graphics card with at least 128 MB graphics memory and supporting the new Windows Display Driver Model will be needed.
Nooooo…. My RAM is 256MB and my graphics memory is 64MB. What a bad luck…
Saturday, September 29, 2007
DON
After Dil Chahta Hai and Lakshya, Farhan Akhtar’s remake of the 1970s hit Don is set to release this week. While the original version featured superstar of the day Amitabh Bachchan, remake has the one and only King Khan Shahrukh in the central roles. The film was written by Farhan’s father Javed Akhtar with his partner and Salman Khan’s father - Salim Khan.
The craftsman Akhtar says it’s for sure that the new age ‘Don’ is going to be one hell lot of a roller coaster ride! Priyanka Chopra, who has been getting the best of the projects launched this year got this one too in her kitty and did the Zeenat Aman act.The promos are very stylish and exciting. The film is bound to generate comparisons and judgments.
I saw its trailer and its awesome. I am waiting for this movie.
The original DON
The DON remake.
The craftsman Akhtar says it’s for sure that the new age ‘Don’ is going to be one hell lot of a roller coaster ride! Priyanka Chopra, who has been getting the best of the projects launched this year got this one too in her kitty and did the Zeenat Aman act.The promos are very stylish and exciting. The film is bound to generate comparisons and judgments.
I saw its trailer and its awesome. I am waiting for this movie.
The original DON
The DON remake.
Monday, September 24, 2007
India WinZ>>>
Well Finally India defeated Pakistan in India after 24 years I think. The series ended 3-2 for India. I guess it was mainly because the Pakistan side was weaker one in this tournament. Once again Sachin missed his century and this time by three runs. Last time he missed it by one run. This is the 6th time he missed his century in this year alone. Total number of times he got out in 90s moves now to 16!!! Its the highest number of times. The second highest is 9 times. Well Sachin is indeed creating records in everything. He by this time was supposed to have 48 centuries or so. Well I guess Sachin likes getting out in 90s. His shot that gave his wicket to Pakistan when he was in 97 was not the shot that a player usually plays when he is in 90s. I guess he was desperate to score the century and thats why he went for that shot. He could have left that delivery. Well India should think of surviving in Australia when they play against them in Australia. Already they are punishing Sri Lanka with everything they can. The new opener for Australia PA Jaques is doing the job of Langer. Lets see if India can win there.
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Karthik's QuiZ
if you are interested in quizzing then you can check the following site often. Its my friend Karthik’s blog (my college friend doing EEE). Click here to visit his blog or you can also find his blog in the side bar in my blog named Karthik’s Blog. He has already posted two quiz till now. Well he asked me to inform you all but I forgot to do it. So I decided to mention it in a separate post ;) . His quiz are really nice and better than mine. So do check his blog often. I’ll post the QCT 2 in december first week most probably.
Yours quizzingly
Yours quizzingly
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