Wait for the movie “Jumper” 14.02.2008

December 10th, 2007 by prasaanth

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Based on the Steven Gould novel, JUMPER follows a young man from a
broken home who discovers that he has the ability to teleport. In his
quest for the man he believes is responsible for the death of his
mother, the kid draws the attention of the National Security Agency and
another youth with the same abilities.

The iPhone is coming!

June 11th, 2007 by prasaanth

1The wait for Apple’s highly anticipated iPhone will be over soon as the
company will be unleashing its all-in-one communication device to the
public on schedule this 29th of June. On Sunday, Apple launched a trio
of new iPhone ads that have confirmed the release date of the company’s inaugural cellphone.We do not have any idea yet when the iPhone is going to be launched
worldwide, but now would be a good time to start saving your money for
one!

New Guinness Record For Kebab

March 14th, 2007 by prasaanth

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A long feat: (Above) Students from the Multimedia University in
Cyberjaya cheering upon hearing the announcement that they had broken
the Guinness Book of World Records for the world’s longest barg kebab
by creating one that was 2.016km long. The last world record was set in
Denmark for a barg kebab that was 1.5km long. More than 250 students
(below) made the kebab which required 3.5 tonnes of chicken meat
costing RM24,000

Recorded Video clip from NTV7

http://www.youtube.com/v/T54PReziNH4

http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2007/3/14/nation/17136532&sec=nation

Cross Cultural Integration Program

February 15th, 2007 by prasaanth

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Cross-Cultural
Integration Program (CCIP) is an annual event in Multimedia University (MMU), a
private higher learning institution in

Malaysia

. It has been running with
a main aim of achieving integration amongst the different cultures which are
prominent in this country. This is in view of the many faculty’s staffs and
students who embodies the various nationalities convened in this hub of
knowledge. CCIP looks at the diverse cultures such as the Malay, Chinese,
Indian, Iranian, Indonesian, Sudanese, Yemeni, Saudi and African cultures and
showcases their main festivities to the students and staffs roaming on campus.
CCIP’s main purpose is so that, we, every one of us, is aware and at least take
the initiative to understand the logic and history behind certain cultures.

Galatta Dance 2006 - click on the pic

August 11th, 2006 by prasaanth

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Started watchin??..i suggest,you should !

May 19th, 2006 by prasaanth

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Lincoln Burrows is on death row for the murder of the vice president’s brother. He insists he’s innocent and only his brother Michael Scofield believes him.

As an engineer who helped design the prison where Lincoln is being held, Michael takes drastic measures to help his brother. He gets himself arrested and sent to the same prison so that with his knowledge of the building the two of them can escape together. However, while inside, Michael discovers a massive conspiracy that is determined to see Lincoln’s sentence carried out. Breaking out will be more difficult than he thought, but he’s still going to try.

You have been warned, Windows style…

April 27th, 2006 by prasaanth

To those people whose computers are running on a pirated copy of Microsoft’s Windows operating system, be warned.

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From yesterday onwards, your computer will be ‘tattooed’ by random pop-ups with the message "This copy of Windows is not genuine..". This warning will also be displayed whenever a user tries to log into Windows. For such users, the only  way to get rid of the ‘tattoos’ will be to install a genuine copy of Windows. This is part of Microsoft’s anti-piracy move that is being launched simultaneously in 5 countries - the United States, Britain, New Zealand, Australia and (no suprise here) Malaysia.

Machines affected by the tatoos will still be able to receive software updates for the operating system, but will not be allowed to download Internet Explorer 7 (IE7) and Windows Defender

Introducing Team “Abhinaya inc.”

April 18th, 2006 by prasaanth

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MMU Giggs : Before and After-injured!!

April 11th, 2006 by prasaanth

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People claim that in times of momentous significance, time slows down. In fact it speeds up. History will record that in the 89th minute John fired goalwards.Mr-X touch the ball on to the post, it bounced across the line onto the other post and out, only for Govin to pounce on the rebound and force it in. But in the time it took for that to happen, all Suspects FC fans could feel was sphincter-tightening fear, slight confusion, then a horrible, empty feeling as the ball pinged around the goalmouth before finally settling in the net.

2 Thumbz Up! A Very Nice Movie To Watch..Trust Me*

March 11th, 2006 by prasaanth

Still7After fighting for his country in Mangal Pandey, Aamir Khan is all set to star in Rakeysh Mehra’s film Rang De Basanti as a Delhi University student. During the shoot, everyone thought that this was another period drama from Aamir Khan mainly because of it’s title and the Mangal Pandey hangover. But that isn’t true.

So what exactly is the film about?

A young idealistic English Film-maker Sue (Alice Patten) comes to India to make a documentary drama on Bhagat Singh and his contemporaries during the freedom struggle. After failing to gather funds for the film, she decides to recruit student from the Delhi University.

She finds DJ (Aamir Khan), an ex-student who passed out five years back but still wants to be a part of the University because he doesn’t think there’s too much out there in the world out there to look forward to. Aslam (Kunal Kapoor) is a middle class Muslim boy who lives in the bylanes near Jama Masjid and is poet, philosopher and guide to his friends. Sukhi (Sharman Joshi) is the group’s baby, vulnerable and has a weakness for only women. Laxman Pandey (Atul Kulkarni) is the fundamentalist in the group and Sonia (Soha Ali Khan) who is a tomboy and vivacious is engaged to Ajay (Madhavan) - a pilot. Sue’s film makes DJ and his friends stop and stare at themselves for being the actual descendants of these great men and never recognizing and celebrating their courage and spirit. That is where the story of Rang De Basanti begins…