MY 100TH POST - MY BIRTHDAY

This is my 100th post. My birthday falls on december 17. It was December 16th night when my friends called me to friensds house. We were playing shuttle and cards till 12 a.m. Suddenly they kept the cake in front of me and i cut the cake.. We enjoyed the night by eating cake and throwing cakes at each others face. My friends chinna, vinod, dinesh, velu, rajesh, kamaraj, anish, jai, and many enjoyed there.

December 17th i started my beautiful day with the blessings of my parents and my brother. Evening i cut the cake in the presence of my parents, brother, neighbours and some friends(sriram, prabhu, rajkumar, harisha, mercy, pooja, monika, ashok). One of my close friend sriram attended the party and that was his last party in chennai for this year as he left for office to mumbai. Night chicken briyani was prepared and all my friends have enjoyed the party. All of us enjoyed the day and this birthday was so special with all my friends. I enjoyed the day so much.

LATEST PHOTO EFFECTS

Hi Friends! Everyone of us love to take photos. Also we would like to edit self or our friend's photos in a funny way to make them attractive. We follow different strategies to make the photos funny. Pic joke is a best ever site to make photo fun. They offer various fantastic effects and those effects can be implemented in our photos. The effects they provide are done with high technology  and those imaginary effects are simply mind blowing. They offer various categories of effects and everyday they are launching a new effect. They enable us to create photofun to all the photos that are available on the computer.

We can browse the photos from the computer and check out which effect will suit the photo in a better way. We can try different photos by going for a preview and when we are satisfied we can complete the process. Also the original photo will remain as such and the edited new photo can be saved to a new location. Also there is an option which can edit the photos privately. The effects available in the site are really amazing, thereby providing us a chance to create photofunia online. I tried different effects for my photos and was completely satisfied by them. Hope you guys would have enjoyed this post.

HARLEY DAVISON BIKES TO BE LAUNCHED IN INDIA BY 2010

Harley-Davidson took almost 2 years to plan the launch of its brand retail outlets in the Indian subcontinent. And finally they are close to launching, nearly 2 years after receiving the import license for the Indian market.India’s ministry of shipping, road transportation and highways had earlier rejected Harley Davidson’s proposal to come to India saying that India lacked prescribed emission norms for motorcycles with an engine capacity more than 500cc. Although, after that, many bikes have been allowed imports which do have engine capacity above 500cc, which includes 1300cc Suzuki Hayabusa last November.The company would launch bikes whose price tag would range from Rs 4 – 14 lakhs via the CBU route (which will see 60% import duty) by the end of 2009.  Subsequently, it may consider assembling its low-end Sportster 883 at its proposed Greenfield assembly facility (in a CKD form), although the location has not yet been finalized.

Sportster:
Engine: Air-cooled, rubber-mounted 883cc Evolution engine
Exhaust: Staggered Shorty exhaust
Fuel Tank: Classic peanut fuel tank
Suspension: Low front and rear suspension
Seat: Low solo Sportster rider seat

Dyna:
Engine: Air-cooled, 1584cc Twin-Cam 96 engine
Tires: New Michelin Scorcher tires
Powertrain: New all black powertrain
Rear Look: Chopped rear fender
Seat: Low ribbed solo seat

Softail:
Engine: Air-cooled 1584cc Twin-Cam 96B™ counter-balanced engine reduces vibration for a smooth ride.
Look: Chrome nacelle and retro 'cat's eye' console
Function: Quick-release, detachable king-size windshield
Comfort: Wide passenger seat with backrest
Storage: 1940s-style detachable leather saddlebags

VRSC:
Engine: Liquid-cooled Revolution V-Twin engine
Exhaust: Brushed, straight-shot exhaust with black caps and black exhaust shields
Frame: Hydroform frame wraps around the engine
Brakes: Brembo brakes with ABS for high-performance braking
Seat: Low 25.2-inch seat height

Touring:
Engine: Air-cooled, Twin-Cam 96
Exhaust: Chrome, 2-1-2 exhaust
Function: Harman/Kardon advanced audio system
Storage: GTX saddlebags
Comfort: Low profile, air-adjustable rear suspension.

CVO:
Engine: Twin-Cam Screaming Eagle 110 engine
Windshield: Blackened, 'chopped' windshield
Handgrips: Heated handgrips
Storage: Increased Tour-Pak space
Seat: Heated leather seat

The FIPB will meet on 20 February to review Harley Davidson’s application.  The Harley Davidson bikes are expected to hit the Indian roads by the end of 2009, and local assembling of CKD units would start in India by 2010-2011.

SONY ERICCSON SATIO MOBILE

Hi Friends!! Sony is know beat for their sound clarity and picture clarity. Sony Ericsson has decided to put the two Walkman and Cybershot brands together in the new Satio. This means an industry-leading camera, a full range of multimedia playback options and it's based on Symbian S60 5th edition to boot. The overall feel of the handset is odd. Thanks to the sheer range of camera-related gadgetry on board the rear of the phone has a massive camera section bolted to the back, which makes it a little chunky.There is a front facing video camera on there too for all that video calling fun everyone has these days, but it's down the sides of the phone where the button frenzy really begins. On the left-hand side is the slider for unlocking the phone (which is in just about the right place for most hands), the standard Sony Ericsson port for USB connection, charging and headphone connection (boo!). Below that lives the microSD slot, which is covered by a nice hinged flap.

Over on the right side of the phone we get the camera controls, with the zoom buttons doubling as the volume up/down keys, despite having the 'proper' zoom icons on.The Satio is being tipped as a multimedia device, and to that end the box is filled with audio and visual goodies. We've already pointed out how very, very disappointed we are there's no 3.5mm headphone jack on the Satio, but Sony Ericsson has tried to temper that problem with a variety of headphone options in the box.

REALLY AJITH'S 50TH FILM WITH K.S.RAVIKUMAR AND DEEPIKA PADUkONE??

Film Name –> “Vishwaroobam”


Director –> “K.S.Ravikumar”

Music Director–> “A.R.Rehmann”

Productions–> “A.V.M”

Special Aspect–> “6 Different Roles Played by THALA”

Landmark–> “Ajith’s 50th film”

Heroine–> “Bollywood Actress Deepika Padukone”

Main Character–>”Blind Man”

These are the information i got by searching through the net..i guess these information might true..

NOKIA E 72

Nokia E72 has got its attention amidst all even before its release. There may be nothing much to talk about - after all everyone knows what to expect of the Eseries and they have never let us down.There's no need to tell you the Nokia E72 walks and talks business. The big one though has greater responsibility to carry. We guess the E72 will not fear being judged against the best messengers in its class.

Key features:

    * Quad-band GSM support
    * 3G with HSDPA 10.2Mbps and HSUPA 2Mbps
    * Landscape 2.36" 16M-color display of QVGA resolution
    * Comfortable full QWERTY keypad
    * Optical trackpad on the D-pad
    * Symbian 9.3 OS, S60 UI with FP2
    * 600 MHz ARM 11 CPU and 128 MB of SDRAM
    * 5 megapixel auto focus camera with LED flash
    * Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, UPnP technology, DLNA support
    * Built-in GPS receiver, A-GPS support, digital compass
    * Accelerometer for turn-to-mute
    * 250 MB of internal memory, microSD expansion, ships with a 4GB card
    * Standard 3.5mm audio jack
    * Bluetooth v2.0 with A2DP support and microUSB v2.0
    * FM radio with RDS
    * Remote Wipe
    * Great battery life
    * Office document editor (including MS Office 2007)
    * User-friendly Mode Switch for swapping two homescreen setups
    * Smart dialing
    * Full Flash support
    * Great audio output quality
    * Lifetime Nokia Messaging subscription

NAN AVAN ILLAI - 2 MOVIE REVIEW

One might argue that even the first part too looked pretty much like a glamour parade. But, there was also the plot of the police being on the trail of this serial womanizer, his eventual arrest and an interesting courtroom battle where the accused becomes the acquitted through continuous denial and careful arguments. This element goes missing here. The law is not after him. The women who have been subject to his treachery do try to get back at him together, but it is too weak and too late in the movie to salvage lost interest. It is a timid sort of a response to a huge fraud that has been committed and is snuffed out pretty nonchalantly by the criminal; does not make for engaging viewing at all. It is as if the Casanova is walking from room to room through doors that open at a click; the women fall so easily into his trap. He moves from one woman to the next, easily accomplishes his mission and takes away a huge amount of money. It is like different episodes of the Casanova’s exploits being put together. The only connecting subplot comes in the form of Sangeetha’s character that plays a handicapped immigrant Sri Lankan widow. She is facing a tough situation regarding the custody of her only child. She needs money to settle the issue and surprisingly our Casanova comes to her aid, giving her the required amount which of course has been aggregated from his games with many innocent women. The climax too is on expected lines. He easily evades the efforts of the wronged women to corner him and escapes to some distant place where he is ready to begin his games afresh. The means that another sequel is on the minds of the makers!

Quite clearly, the idea was to carry forward the momentum provided by the success of the predecessor. But with the screenplay failing, Naan Avan Illai loses brand value. The makers have gone full throttle when it comes to glamour which is along expected lines, which also justifies the A rating. But, even those who are looking for a glamour fest might find the proceedings uninteresting. Jeevan has had a field day with four heroines; he does his usual stuff as the man who can enchant any woman. The four heroines have nothing but glamour to provide, as per the script’s requirement. Sangeetha’s role has the potential to give her some scope for performance, but her wings too are cut off by the screenplay. Music, camera and other technical aspects don’t impress much, especially because the proceedings are jaded.