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An Excellent Clock.. From: RAJESH
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Wish you a Happy Diwali and a Prosperous New Year From: Hitesh Shah
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Revenge (funny video-speakers on) From: Hitesh Shah
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HEARTIEST WISHES ON DEEPAWALI From: Raj. Kumar
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*MONACO*_* 1 From: TUNA
6.
Munnar… Kerala...!!!!! From: NARESH VAKHARIA
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Seenus From: Parthasarathy Hosmane
8.
Draw the bedroom curtains! From: Parthasarathy Hosmane
9.
*MONACO*_* 2 From: TUNA
10.
Cheerleaders Then and Now From: Raj
11a.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki Today! From: Natasha

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An Excellent Clock..

Posted by: "RAJESH" verygood101@yahoo.com   verygood101

Tue Oct 25, 2011 4:14 am (PDT)



An Excellent Clock for You
IF THE TIME WOULD BE DANCE
Click Plz:

http://www.asriran.com/files/fa/news/1389/8/16/155486_922.swf
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Wish you a Happy Diwali and a Prosperous New Year

Posted by: "Hitesh Shah" confusdesi@gmail.com   confusdesi

Tue Oct 25, 2011 4:20 am (PDT)



*Peace and Proserity in the *
*New Year*
*Hitesh Shah*
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Revenge (funny video-speakers on)

Posted by: "Hitesh Shah" confusdesi@gmail.com   confusdesi

Tue Oct 25, 2011 4:22 am (PDT)

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HEARTIEST WISHES ON DEEPAWALI

Posted by: "Raj. Kumar" rkn690529@gmail.com   rkn690529

Tue Oct 25, 2011 4:27 am (PDT)



*MY HEARTFELT WISHES TO ALL **FRIENDS & GROUP MEMBERS FOR A JOYOUS
DEEPAWALI WITH PLENTY OF PEACE AND PROSPERITY... TKE CRE... GOD BLESS U
ALL...*
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Deepawali'.]*
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*Thanks & Regards, Raj. Kumar*
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*MONACO*_* 1

Posted by: "TUNA" tuna.34@gmail.com   tunaysem

Tue Oct 25, 2011 6:05 pm (PDT)




http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monaco

Region: Europe
is a sovereign city state on the French Riviera
Area total: 1.98 km2
Coast line: Mediterranean Sea
Capital:Monte Carlo

View of the Port of Hercules, La Condamine, Monaco

Monte Carlo at night

Fontville

Official residence of Prince of Monaco

St. Mary's Tower- Albert I's clock tower

Change of guard in front of the Grimaldi residence

Cathedral of Notre-Dame-Immaculate

Opera of Monte Carlo

Details of the opera building

Mirror ball well

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Munnar… Kerala...!!!!!

Posted by: "NARESH VAKHARIA" naresh.h.vakharia@gmail.com   naresh_vakharia

Tue Oct 25, 2011 6:11 pm (PDT)



One cannot simply call it 'Munnar'; because Kerala's most beautiful and
well-known hill station is always spelt with surnames such as, Magnificent,
Mesmerizing, Marvelous …. as the visual treats offered by this abode and its
neighboring beauties are often beyond words.

A drive to Munnar itself is a refreshing experience. As it is difficult
to describe beauty with so many synonyms the best way is to take a pictorial
ride like this…

Road to Munnar winding thro' the lush high ranges

The first en route treat – Cheeyappara Waterfalls

Further drive brings you to another delightful cascade – Valara
Waterfalls

After riding thro' some exciting hair pin bends in the mountains, as
Munnar becomes near you will sight Pallivasal – a pristine location, sight
of Kerala's first Hydro Electric Power Project.

Between Pallivasal and Munnar there lays one more eye-catching cascade –
Attukal Waterfalls

Then comes the prime destination – Munnar ('munnu aar' means 'three
streams' in local language, named so due to confluence of three mountain
streams – Muthirappuzha, Chandavurai and Kundaly).

One of Munnar's famous assets – the Tea Plantations

Plantations played a major role in the widespread fame of Munnar. This
town houses a unique Museum dedicated to 'Tea'

Tea Museum – showcases interesting facts, figures and artifacts about the
growth and development of tea plantations in Munnar. Here curious ones can
learn the techniques about how tea is produced and refined.

As stated earlier, Munnar's neighboring beauty-spots are quite large in
numbers. There are 3 most popular routes from the town which takes to all
these spots.

1 Munnar – Rajamalai (Eravikulam National Park)

2 Munnar – Mattupetty – Eco Point – Kundala

3 Munnar – Devikulam – Lockhart gap

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First Route

This route brings to Eravikulam National Park alias Rajamalai

Rajamalai – a National Park with many specialties… Apart from great
trekking trails plus flora & fauna, this is also home to several highly
endangered species in the world, namely Atlas moth (one among world's
biggest moths), Nilgiri Tahr (rare mountain goat) etc. Moreover, this is the
site of Anamudi – the highest peak in South India.

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Second Route

First comes Mattupetty, a quiet village best known for its 'Cattle Farm'
(the Indo Swiss mega project, only one of its kind in Asia). For security
reasons this project is not open for public now.

Mattupetty has a splendid dam with boating facilities in its reservoir
area

After Mattupetty, comes the Echo Point – as the name implies, here you
will 'hear' the reverberations of your voice!

Next stop is Kundala – another pristine location with an angelic dam site

—

Third Route

On this route the first halt is the sensuous little town of Devikulam… abode
of lovely lawns and plantations

Then comes the Lockhart Gap where anyone will get rejuvenated with the
fresh mountain air, mist-coated hills and enchanting views

Well, the onlookers certify this as the God's own hill station without
doubt !

*NARESH VAKHARIA*
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Seenus

Posted by: "Parthasarathy Hosmane" hpsarathy@unknown.com   hpsarathy

Tue Oct 25, 2011 6:12 pm (PDT)



SEENUS

Three men were in heaven discussing how they died.

The first man said, "I died in a car accident."

The second man said, "I died by drowning. "

The third man said, "I died of seenus."

The first two men asked, "Do you mean sinus?"

The third man said, "No, I mean SEENUS. I was out with my best friend's wife and he seen us!"

 
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Draw the bedroom curtains!

Posted by: "Parthasarathy Hosmane" hpsarathy@unknown.com   hpsarathy

Tue Oct 25, 2011 6:13 pm (PDT)





Draw the bedroom curtains!

Paddy met Mick in the street and said, 'Paddy, in futureyou should draw your bedroom curtains before making love to your wife !'

'Why?' Paddy asked.

'Because,' said Mick, 'all the street was sniggering when they saw you two making love yesterday.'

Mick said, 'Nosey buggers, well then, the laugh's on them. I wasn't home yesterday.'

 
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*MONACO*_* 2

Posted by: "TUNA" tuna.34@gmail.com   tunaysem

Tue Oct 25, 2011 6:18 pm (PDT)



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monaco

Region: Europe
is a sovereign city state on the French Riviera
Area total: 1.98 km2
Coast line: Mediterranean Sea
Capital:Monte Carlo

Casino

Hotel de Paris

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Cheerleaders Then and Now

Posted by: "Raj" raj@unknown.com

Tue Oct 25, 2011 6:22 pm (PDT)



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11a.

Hiroshima and Nagasaki Today!

Posted by: "Natasha" colmaxed@yahoo.com   colmaxed

Tue Oct 25, 2011 10:01 pm (PDT)



Hi,

Since the bombings in 1945 during the final stages of WW2, Hiroshima and
Nagasaki then destroyed are completely rebuilt and vibrant today! See
these amazing pictures of the cities below.

Check it out here -
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Must See!

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