Thursday, November 19, 2009

'Ilayathalapathy' Vijay i full flow ...catch his punch dialogues........





'Ilayathalapathy' Vijay i full flow ...catch his punch dialogues........






Vijay : U cheated me.

Shopkeeper: No, I sold a good radio to u.

Vijay : Radio label shows Made in Japan but radio says this is 'All India Radio! '







Vijay: What is the name of your car?

Lady: I forgot the name, but is starts with 'T'.

Vijay: Oh, what a strange car, starts with Tea. All cars that I know start with petrol.



Boss: Where were you born?

Vijay: India ..

Boss: which part?

Vijay : What 'which part'? Whole body was born in India .



Vijay joined new job. 1st day he worked till late evening on the computer. Boss was happy and asked what you did till evening.

Vijay: Keyboard alphabets were not in order, so I made it alright.




Saturday, November 14, 2009

It doesn't happen in India alone.

Prison officer who had baby by inmate is jailed for 30 months


A prison officer who had a baby after conducting an affair with a young offender in his cell was jailed yesterday.

Kelly-Anne McDade, 31, gave birth to a boy in February after the relationship with Nelson Delgado, who had been listed as dangerous by officials.

McDade told colleagues at the Young Offenders' Institute in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, that she had become pregnant after a holiday relationship.
Kelly-Anne McDade
Nelson Delgado

Jailed for 30 months: Prison officer Kelly-Anne McDade gave birth to a boy after a relationship with inmate Nelson Delgado


But she had to resign after she was caught on CCTV opening 21-year-old Delgado's cell door when all doors at the institution had been closed for the night in August 2008.

Judge Christopher Tyrer called her behaviour 'disgraceful' as he jailed her for 30 months at Aylesbury Crown Court.

'You engaged in a wholly improper sexual relationship with an inmate,' the judge said. 'He was in your care.' He said McDade would have been trained to report such matters to her superiors and added that the affair could have placed female colleagues at risk from other offenders who knew about it.

'They might have expected the other female officers to be susceptible to similar approaches. The consequences could have been very serious.'

Judge Tyrer added: 'Love is not an excuse.'

McDade, of Aylesbury, admitted misconduct in a public office and trying to smuggle three mobile phones into another young offenders' institution where her lover was moved when the affair came to light.

When her home was searched, police found a mobile phone with a message from Delgado, whom she visits regularly, reading: 'I love you my wife.'


They plan to set up home together when they are both freed and bring up their son together, who is now nine months old.

McDade had been employed at the young offenders' institution for three years when she started the relationship with Delgado last year.

Nigel Ogborne, prosecuting, said that when the prison governor found out Delgado was the father, he said the relationship 'could have caused a massive breach of security'.

Richard Germain, defending McDade, told the court: 'There is no doubt it was an inappropriate relationship, but Ms McDade would say "You can't help who you fall in love with".'

Mr Germain said the relationship had been going on for several months before McDade became pregnant.

Pregnant shark in aquarium has chunk bitten out of her by another shark ... and stunned visitors see four pups emerge

A pregnant shark at a New Zealand aquarium was bitten by another shark, unexpectedly releasing four baby sharks in front of stunned visitors.
An aquarium spokeswoman said visitors saw the injured shark and alerted staff that they had also seen things float from the gaping wound.
'It (the bite) was on the side and very deep, it was like an impromptu C-section and the sharks actually got born out of the side,' said one woman who saw it happen.

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Savage: The shark is recovering after being attacked in its aquarium. The stitches in its side are clearly visible (below)

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The babies were removed from the tank to prevent stingrays and other sharks from eating them. When staff also moved the mother they found a further four sharks inside her.

The mother's wound was stitched by a vet at Kelly Tarlton's Underwater World in Auckland.
'She's doing well, but we're watching her closely as it's a one-off occurrence, so we're not sure how she'll do,' a spokeswoman said.

All eight baby sharks survived.

Aquarist Fiona Davies said it was common for sharks to take chunks out of each other, even in the wild, but she had never heard of anything like this.

Ms Davies said the unusual delivery had probably saved the baby sharks' lives.


If the mother had given birth naturally, most likely at night, the babies would have been eaten by adult sharks and stingrays before staff could rescue them.

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Thriving: The baby sharks were removed from the aquarium to protect them from other sharks

Another staff member said: 'Once they are born they are on their own and parents do not hang around at all and they have to fend for themselves.'

Last week a Great White shark was caught off the coast of Australia after being attacked by another "Jaws" which took a huge chunk out of its victim.


Hawaiian sea turtles take to the waves

 He has eaten a big lunch and had a snooze on the beach. So this turtle is looking for a nice quiet journey home.

Rather than be crashed about on the breakers as he makes his way back out to sea, he ducks down to the sand for a smoother ride.

The Hawaiian green sea turtle makes the same journey every day to and from the Laniakea Beach in Hawaii, where he munches on seaweed and takes his rest. 

Here comes the wave: A giant Hawaiian Sea Turtle prepares to ride the surf

Here comes the wave: A giant Hawaiian sea turtle prepares to ride the surf

He and his friends have been caught on camera by surf photographer Clark Little.
Mr Little, 40, took the pictures this summer while shooting waves from below sea-level.

 
He said: 'The turtles often travel through the breaking waves. I usually run into them after they have been eating. What they try and do is swim under the wave, to avoid a thrashing. 


Splash down: The creatures barrel through the surf in their quest to reach the shore
The creatures barrel through the surf in their quest to reach the shore 

'The turtles come to the shore to get the seaweed that grows there. They also swim in to sleep.'
The creatures are so used to the routine, it is easy to imagine them enjoying the same laid-back surfer’s lifestyle as the turtles in Finding Nemo

Sea faring: The Hawaiian Sea Turtles are reminiscent of the band of surfing turtles in Finding Nemo
The Hawaiian sea turtles are reminiscent of the band of surfing turtles in 2003's Finding Nemo
 
Clark, who specialises in capturing images of the inside of breaking waves, has released the shots as part of a new book.
The father-of-two gets his shots of the turtles by swimming in seas and crouching down with his waterproof camera to capture rarely seen views.

Clark, from Oahu, Hawaii, says he often risks his life to capture the photographs.

He said: 'I love the ocean - I am addicted to the waves. I'm always in the water before dawn to try and snap that perfect picture as the sun rises.'

The Bullet-proof 'Batmobile' set to wreak havoc on the Japanese whaling fleets

It's sleek, it's fast, and it's reinforced with a ton of bullet-proof Kevlar armour.

The mean-looking Ady Gil is the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society's newest weapon in their ongoing battle against Japanese whalers.

The trimaran - previously known as Earthrace - recently set the world powerboat record for circumnavigation.

Sea Shepherd Society vessel the Ady Gil
Wave piercer: The ship can submarine up to 23 feet underwater and runs on renewable biodiesel fuel 

Sea Shepherd Society vessel the Ady Gil
The Ady Gil is capable of up to 50 knots and will be used to block harpoon ships from illegally slaughtering whales


Described as a ‘wave piercer’ which can submarine up to 23 feet underwater, the craft completed the round-the-world trip using 100 per cent renewable biodiesel fuel, with a net zero carbon footprint.


The 24,000 nautical mile journey took just 60 days, 23 hours and 49 minutes, smashing the previous record by over two weeks. 

Now the newly-renamed vessel has been unveiled as the Sea Shepherd's new weapon in the organisation's sixth campaign against whaling, Operation Waltzing Mathilda, which will launch from Australia early next month.

The boat was relaunched in LA last month.


batmobile
Batman car
The Ady Gil looks like the Batmobile, right


Earthrace was renamed as a tribute to the ship’s benefactor, Hollywood businessman Ady Gil, who donated two thirds towards the $1.5m cost.


The craft, which is capable of up to 50 knots, will be used to intercept and physically block harpoon ships from illegally slaughtering whales.


In preparation for its journey, a ton of Kevlar armour has been added to the Ady Gil to limit damage caused by the Antarctic ice – technically making it bullet proof too.


Captain Paul Watson, who is the Sea Shepherd President and Founder, told the Globe and Mail: ‘It looks like the kind of boat Batman would drive.'

The underside of the boat is armed with two giant propellers
The underside of the boat is armed with two giant propellers capable of hitting speeds of 50 knots
Star support: Captain Paul Watson is joined by ardent environmentalist and Hollywood actress Daryl Hannah prior to his anti-whaling missing last year
Captain Paul Watson is joined by ardent environmentalist and Hollywood actress Daryl Hannah prior to his anti-whaling missing last year

Skirmishes have broken out between Japanese whalers and the group in the past, more often involving stink bombs than bullets.

But Sea Shepherd is upping the ante with the Ady Gil.
It will be joined by the group’s flagship, Steve Irwin (which is capable of 19 knots), as they head to the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary.

‘We’re very excited that the Ady Gil will be joining the Steve Irwin in Antarctica this campaign,' Captain Watson said.


‘With these two ships, we will mount the most ambitious and aggressive effort to date to obstruct the slaughter of the whales in the Southern Ocean.’

Chuck Swift, deputy CEO, said: ‘The Ady Gil gives us the speed necessary to catch and stay with the Japanese whaling fleet.


‘We are very optimistic that with these two ships, and some other surprises, we will shut down whaling in the Antarctic Whale Sanctuary.’


Watson added: ‘Our objective is to literally sink the Japanese fleet – economically. To bankrupt them, and we’re doing pretty well on that.


‘They haven’t made a profit in three years.’

The Ady Gil and the Steve Irwin are the two remaining ships in the Sea Shepherd Society’s fleet. A third vessel – the Farley Mowat – was sent to protest against Canadian seal hunting last year and was seized by officials. 
Sister ship: The Steve Irwin will be joining the Ady Gil on its Operation Waltzing Matilda mission
Sister ship: The Steve Irwin will be joining the Ady Gil on its Operation Waltzing Matilda mission

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

BRABUS -car




Maximum comfort paired with state-of-the- art multimedia technology: BRABUS also adds new and even more exclusive highlights to the interior. The BRABUS interior designers created an interior crafted from the finest leathers and Alcantara, further refined with ornamental seams in contrasting colors. More than 1.2 kilometers of the finest thread are used in the waffle-design leather upholstery of the driveshaft tunnel alone. BRABUS floor mats made from the finest sheepskin complete the interior.




In addition the BRABUS engineers developed a number of interesting new features for the standard entertainment system of the Maybach. The 16:9 monitors color monitors of the BRABUS package, integrated into the back of the front seats, measure 15.2 inches (standard: 9 inches).



At the push of a button the Maybach is transformed into a luxurious office on wheels: The monitors display the signal of an integrated computer, custom-developed for use in a car and equipped with an 80 Gigabyte hard drive. The computer is connected to the internet via UMTS. An easy-to-manage wireless keyboard and optical gyro mouse ensure comfortable operation.



A USB 2.0 port, stylishly integrated into the center console, allows connecting peripherals such as a printer or digital camera.



To remain online even after exiting the vehicle the BRABUS communication specialists integrated an IBM X Series notebook computer in an electrically operated drawer in the trunk. The computer is connected with the PC network of the car using a W-LAN. An additional 6-disc DVD changer rounds out the BRABUS interior for the Maybach.







Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Monday, November 9, 2009

WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TODAY TO SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT!












"Let my every word be a prayer to Thee,


Every movement of my hands a ritual gesture to Thee,

Every step I take a circumambulation of Thy image,

Every morsel I eat a rite of sacrifice to Thee,

Every time I lay down a prostration at Thy feet;

Every act of personal pleasure and all else that I do,

Let it all be a form of worshiping Thee."



From Verse 27 of Shankara's Saundaryalahari


WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TODAY TO SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT!



Vanakkam,
I felt like "highlighting" a few matters to all of u friends...! It may be laughable for some and inspiring for most.

Also it is something to seriously ponder and make a firm decision and change.

Most of us need to understand that there is a power in three words we utter. In simple it is called "Soll Sakthi".

If we keep repeating the same word or sentence of request, the "Soll Sakti" works positively.

So now lets see what a Malay scholar in Tamil has to say of it.



Recently, a friend of mine had a chance to meet a high rank Malay "Pengarah" in the goverment who is involved in the policy making and many other things. Surprisingly, he speaks good Tamil and told that he had studied in a Tamil primary school and took Tamil and Tamil ilakiam in MCE and got a credit. While they were discussing so many things, the friend asked him,

"Boss, we Indians also born here and will die for this country if necessary yet we are not getting equal treatment. Why?



His answer is, "What ever treatment the Indians are getting is because of themself. You Indian people call us using the nickname "Naattan". What does this mean? We Malays belong to this counry and you Indian people are NOT.....isn't it...?. It doesnt matter whether you Indians are telling this word with understanding the meaning or not but we Malays understand even if not all of us understand "naatan".



You Indians keep on telling us that we are the ones who belong to this country and you people are not. Since you Indians yourself declare by saying that at least a few millions times a day..right? So the power of word (Soll sakti) that you'll bless us with is making us grow stronger day by day.. And naturally oneday you Indians are NOT going to belong to this country, thus why should you be given equal treatment?

History may proof many things about Indians in Malaya first but with Indians daily blessings we are becoming the Prince of this land. So what are you Indians going to do about it now. It has been almost 50yrs we were blessed by your words.

Now we must thank you for that and we are getting stronger day by day...



We'll now in my opinion, it's high time for us to forget that word.

We should replace it with "KAATAAN" instead.

This word is easy to utter and has the same texture..

Yesss .. " KAATAAN"....!!!

SO IT NO MORE 'NAATAN' BUT "KAATAAN"



Now lets see where we Indians stand in this land after so many years. You will realise that we are in either reverse mode or loosing/dying mode.



1. Idli and putu mayam, is our traditional food but now Chinese started to make, sell & even export to Singapore.

We Indians are still going round on motorbikes with box. Why...?

Note: A little upgrade from bicycle to bike.



2. Vadai, Tengga paal appam,puttu and urundai, now Malays are doing and earning good money by selling it in pasar malam.

We Indians are bz watching "MEGA SERIAL" at home...!



3. Murukku and Achi murukku, now Chinese and Malays are doing & exporting to Singapore.

Note:You may notice in some Malay made pakets they call it Maruku and some "Kaataans" are already calling this is a product from their ancestors.

And we Indians...?

" Oh ye ke, kamu pun pandai buat Maruku, ehmm, sedap lah"... thus indirectly supporting them.



4. Kalliama,Murugan, Vinayagar and Ayya, now Chinese started to pray, they believe in our form of worship more than us...! Why???

We are bz looking for glamourous & economic prospected names & religious believes.

Plz beleive me, now days they have temples called "Amma Cakap Koil" and "Aiya cakap koil".. many more I may not know off.A chinaman will get the trans & will speak in Malay. -:)



5) If you were to ask our family members when we are going out for dinner or supper. First word, they'd say say is "We go for Chinese food".

Y is so said? Mind set... Chinese food is healthy and tasty.

Do we realise ourselves that our food has many grains, spices and many more natural stuff which is better for health. I may need not say for you may know the chinese food content (MSG, Fats etc ) & quality of preparing is of no concern ha.!. Further to that, our foods do not get promoted out of the home kitchen.

Note : I know of a few chinese who envy our food for its natural content and our people for strength and agility. But we dont appreciate our own foodstuff ha..!

Also H1N1 has given our food content a DISTINCTION. It has natural healers.

Plz check out how many Indians died of H1N1 in Malaysia.



As you can see from above simple examples, we are giving away everything that belongs to us slowly without pain nor realising.



6)Thaipusam/ Tiruvilla/ School functions - Our youngsters are proud to show off as the tamil movie heros in action. Their mischief then gets them into trouble with the authority & police followed by being whacked by them in prisons... ..some to death.

Then what happens.... practically nothing.

Even upon seeing or being beaten to death does not inject fear in them to change mindset. They keep repeating the same.

Why this is happening and why we are not changing at all....???

Firstly are the parents on right track to guide the young??



Sorry if I have offended anyone, this is my personal view on some basic happenings in our Indian society and nothing relating to personal attacks...!



Indians don't have to dominate the pasar malam or any business centers.. But we should do more then juz selling kacang putih in a lot of the pasar malam or business centres.

Also one need to understand that at the wholesale markets, the Indians are being sold goods at a higher price thus effecting the market price which he sells flowing down.



We need the unity, which our community lacks most - to step forward and change from the tiny scale we are in to a larger one in future.



We can see that now the Indians are given many courses for free or at best price by the goverment. The financially or acedamically incapable families should take up.

Be noted that the good and expensive courses in the university and colleges we still have to fight for.. the weapon... very good acedemic results... what else.





Nandri, Vanakam and for once, please for the future of our generation please use your brains to think of

MOVING FORWARD..... !



Vaalgeh Valamudan





This is frightning ! ! !

This is frightning ! ! ! The is not excited; He is crying! Find out why: Read on! Shame!!!




Aaron, just MINUTES before the attack


McDonalds, Burger king, Time Zone etc ... All places with ball pits in the children's play area.


Hi. My name is Lauren Archer, a friend of mine that resides in The Hill , Johannesburg ..

took his only son to McDonald's for his 3rd birthday.

After he finished lunch, his parents allowed him to play in the ball pit.
When he started whining later on, and his mother asked him what was wrong, he pointed to the back of his pull-up and simply said 'Mommy, it hurts.' they couldn't find anything wrong with him at that time. After bathing him when they got home, they found what looked like insect bites at the time.

Upon investigating, it seemed as if there was matter coming out of the wounds.

they were on there way to the hospital, but soon he started vomiting and shaking, then his eyes rolled back into his head.. From there, they went to the emergency room.

He died later that night.

He was found to have snake bites all over his legs & buttocks. When they cleaned the ball pit they found that there was a snake's nest in the ball pit.
He had suffered numerous bites from a very poisonous snake.

THIS WAS FOUND IN THE BALL PIT!!!!





Repost this if it scares you!! Repost this if you care about kids!!









Saturday, November 7, 2009