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Sunday, August 4, 2013

[nidokidos] RAANJHANAA Success Party

FIYTA - Watch & Clock Fair

The 20th China (Shenzhen) International Watch & Jewelry Fair was held on 2nd July in Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center. Several featured watches of FIYTA made their fabulous debut during the fair. What FIYTA presented was the combination of classics and innovation, as well as tradition and modern.The 31st Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair(the world's biggest timepiece event) will be held on Sep.5 to Sep.9 2012. FIYTA's Booyh No. is GH-B20 of Brand Name Gallery.

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Ileana D'Cruz - Ileana Inaugurates Forever Jewellery Showroom

Ileana D'Cruz , an Indian film Actress, D'Cruz was born in Mumbai, Maharashtra as the second child to Ronald D'Cruz and Samira. She has three siblings older sister Farrah, younger brother Rhys and youngest sister Eileen. Her first name comes from Greek mythology, meaning Helen of Troy. While growing up, she lived in Goa for about seven years.During that time, the manager of the hotel her mother was working in, suggested that she has a beautiful face with a vibrant smile and should start modelling and fixed a meeting with Marc Robinson. Though initially reluctant, she was persuaded and her first portfolio was created in January 2003, which she described as a "disaster". She began gaining notice through photo shoots and ramp shows and her second portfolio was set up the following year, which landed her three advertisements from Electrolux, Emami Talc and Fair and Lovely. The latter, in particular, which was directed by Rakesh Roshan, gave her exposure and brought in several offers for acting in feature films.Ileana Inaugurates Forever Jewellery Showroom.

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Paindoo Day Desi Mela by Photography Club UMT
UMT AKS Photography club of OPA is going to celebrate Paindoo Day & Desi Mela at UMT Greens to give a tribute to our villagers and show our cultural side of country.
All students and Alumni are cordially invited to participate in the event and spend a day, full of colors and fun activities at the event.

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http://www.nidokidos.org/threads/203354

Shiraz Uppal in RAANJHANAA Success Party
Shiraz Uppal is a Pakistani singer, songwriter and music producer. His popular songs include Tera Te Mera, Mann Ja Ve, and Roya Re. In February 2012, posts on his official Facebook page indicated that he is leaving the music industry to proceed on a spiritual journey to seek inner peace.

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Malam Jabba - Photoshoot

Malam Jabba is a Hill Station in the Karakoram mountain range nearly 40 km from Saidu Sharif in Swat Valley, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. It is 314 km from Islamabad and 51 km from Saidu Sharif Airport.Malam Jabba is home to the only ski resort in Pakistan The area also contains two Buddhist stupas and six monasteries that are scattered around the resort. The presence of the monuments at such a height indicates that the area has been inhabited for over 2000 years.Two trekking trails are located near the Malam Jabba resort. The first passes through the Ghorband Valley and Shangla Top and starts about 18 km from the resort. The other trail passes through the Sabonev Valley and is about 17 km from the resort.

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Funny English of Mian Nawaz Shareef..... very naughty......

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Saturday, August 3, 2013

[nidokidos] A Few of the Eerily Beautiful Abandoned Places in the World

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A Few of the Eerily Beautiful Abandoned Places in the World

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All 3.5 Miles of the Abandoned LIRR Rockaway Branch
All 3.5 Miles of the Abondoned LIRR Rockaway Line in about 2 minutes.

watch here the line hidden by trees

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[nidokidos] Amazing and inspiring Indian Tribal Girls - Hip hip hurrah!

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Amazing and inspiring Indian Tribal Girls - Hip hip hurrah!

How the hell is this not big news to be proud of, how did it go under the radar? Instead of this we have news of Salman n Shah Rukh huggin..grrr
Few days back, as a billion plus India slept, a handful of tribal girls proudly held aloft a trophy they won in their maiden entry in a football tournament in far-flung Spain.
It was the night of July 13. Hundreds of fire crackers lit the skies as the girls screamed Vande Mataram – their battle cry – for being placed third in the Gasteiz Cup, the world's best testing ground for teenager football in Victoria Gastiez, also popular as Europe's Green Capital.
They were the same girls who were slapped, kicked and made to sweep floors by arrogant bureaucrats in Jharkhand when the girls asked for birth certificates, a necessity to apply for passports.
But they eventually managed their passports, thanks to a strapping American, Franz Gastler, who pushed the cases of the girls with mandarins of the Ministry of External Affairs in the Indian Capital.
He was a lone ranger in his efforts.
The girls were lovingly titled the Supergoats by the organizers in Spain the moment they saw the girls playing barefoot in practice matches on arrival.
Why?
The girls had limited football gear and could not take the risk of tampering it before the tournament. They were overawed by international teams in the first tournament, the Donosti Cup, but came to their own in the second tournament.
Offering a consolation prize for the third team – winner of a match between losing semi-finalists – was a mere formality for the organizers.
But for the girls, it was a giant leap into global soccer from their impoverished Rukka village near Ranchi, considered one of the world's epicenters of child marriage and human trafficking.
As soon as the announcement was made for the prize distribution ceremony, the girls rushed into their dressing room and returned, some barefoot, wearing red-bordered white saris, their traditional festive dress. Many had their plastic flowers in their hairs.
And when they huddled together after the mandatory photo session, some wept inconsolably because they had almost given up their hopes to participate in this tournament.
"They were over the moon. It was their night," said Gastler of the girls, who subsist on less than a dollar a day.
For a country low on soccer, this was - arguably - good news for the mandarins of the game. But no one cared. All India Football Federation (AIFF) president Praful Patel was not aware of the girls' superlative achievement, nor was the country's new sports minister Jitendra Singh.
"We could not sleep that night (July 13)," says Rinky Kumari, 13, captain, Supergoats. Once she bunked her school helped her mother do household chores. Today, thanks to football, everyone knows her name in the village.
She says she remembered the days she was slapped and sweep floors when she went to the Panchayat Office get birth certificates for her passport.
That is the pain of being a tribal girl in India. I do not remember the slap, I remember the Cup," says Rinky.
For her, and her teammates, it means a lot.

TIMES NOW impact: J'khand govt promises action
how India's sporting geniuses are treated, the Jharkhand government has finally taken notice and promised to act.

Here is a report on youtube