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2012-10-27

Beautiful Adriana Washes the car

2012-10-07

Miss you ( music by Chopin)

2012-10-06

May Be You Blessed HD.mpeg

2012-10-04

Anything Goes 1934 - Cole Porter Songs - Dorsey Brothers Orchestra

2012-10-03

Sir Edward Elgar - Pomp and Circumstance March No.1

Little Red Riding Hood (Politically Correct Bedtime Story)

2012-10-01

Lammas Evocations (Bain-Suri)

Roldo: Requiem for the Roses (Voice & Piano)

2012-09-30

MIAMI SAX and CHILLOUT ( jazzy lounge )

CHILLOUT HOUSE MUSIC MIAMI clouds

2012-09-27

Celebrating 60 Years of Innovation ..

2012-09-20

Dhoni urges India to lift run rate against Bangladesh

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The hosts are precariously placed in fourth spot of Group Two after one defeat and one win. They desperately need a big victory to strengthen their bid for a semifinals berth.
India’s six-wicket victory over arch-rivals Pakistan on Saturday will have boosted their confidence after a shock 47-run defeat to New Zealand in their opening group match.
But Dhoni said India, who were firm favorites at the start of the tournament to lift a second World T20 title, needed to improve to qualify from a tough group that also includes Australia.
“I still feel there is still scope for improvement and in the coming two games that will be our priority,” said the captain.
New Zealand top the group on four points after two wins while Pakistan, Australia and India all have two points. However India’s run rate, which could determine who qualifies, is considerably worse than their rivals.
“In the first game our run rate went down. So it’s not only about winning but you have to take care of the run-rate at some point,” added Dhoni.
The hosts are seeking to become the first country to win the World T20 title twice, after clinching the crown in 2007, and also the first to win at home.
Bangladesh, by comparison, will be desperate for a win after two straight losses, the latest to Australia by three wickets on Monday.
Sitting at the bottom of Group Two after also losing to Pakistan, the Tigers have almost no chance of advancing to the semifinals, but skipper Mashrafe Mortaza vowed to battle on.
“We will keep fighting. We still have two matches to fight hard,” he said.
The Tigers were left reeling after the ICC’s decision at the weekend to suspend their top bowlers Arafat Sunny and Taskin Ahmed for illegal actions, forcing them to rush in replacements from Bangladesh.
There are also question marks over star batsman Tamim Iqbal who is unwell and did not play against Australia.

2012-09-16

Tandoori Chicken Pizza

2012-09-15

Vegetable Manchurian recipe

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