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Cars / Honda Small Concept
« on: January 09, 2010, 07:05:51 PM »
Honda Small Concept















Honda Siel Cars India (HSCI) Ltd., announced the World Premiere of the Honda New Small

Concept Car today in a press conference at the 10th Auto Expo 2010. This will be the

first time when Honda has chosen India for the world premiere of a concept car. The

Honda New Small Concept Car is a concept model of a new small-sized vehicle which Honda

is currently developing especially for India and other emerging nations.

With its commitment to provide technologically advanced vehicles, the Honda New Small

Concept is a 'true Honda' – futuristic design with maximum cabin space. The 'Efficient

Energetic Exterior' based on front-forward design lends the Honda New Small Concept an

appealing dynamic presence.

Honda's design principle 'Man Maximum - Machine Minimum' has defined the underlying

approach in the design concept of the Honda New Small Concept. A wide platform with a

stable center of gravity was adopted to create a highly efficient compact size car

without compromising on the cabin space hence greater passenger comfort.

Developed at Honda's Automobile R&D Center in Japan, the Honda New Small Concept is

designed to be a family car with a capacity to comfortably seat 5 adult passengers.

P.S : Car Specifications are still unavailable, I will try to find it out soon.
Thanks for looking

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Tech Lounge / Panasonic Full HD 3D camcorder
« on: January 09, 2010, 07:02:47 PM »
Panasonic Full HD 3D camcorder






Shooting in 3D has traditionally required a complex, bulky and fragile rig using two

cameras and additional hardware to calibrate and adjust them. Panasonic's

straight-forwardly-named Twin-lens Full HD 3D camcorder looks to radically change the

3D game, with integrated lenses and dual memory card slots allowing you to capture 3D

footage immediately, with just one device.

The camcorder records onto inexpensive SDHC/SD memory cards, thankfully abandoning the

P2 system used for its concept 3D camera, and the outrageously expensive P2 memory

cards along with it.

While it's far cheaper than building your own 3D rig, the SRP of US$21,000 means we're

not likely to see the next breakout indie film in 3D, but given the drop in price (and

jump in video capabilities) between Canon's 5D Mark II and subsequent 7D, who knows

what'll happen over the next couple of years.

The Twin-lens Full HD 3D camcorder will be available in Q4 2010, and Panasonic plans to

release a 3D Full HD LCD monitor for use in the field, and a digital mixer for live 3D

broadcasting shortly after.

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Cars / Toyota Supra in Japan*thinking to buy*
« on: January 08, 2010, 10:28:55 PM »
Toyota Supra
1995
5 Speed manual
100,000 Kms
5zigen Exhaust
Full body kit
Eye Lids
Music systen
18" inch alloy wheels


















I am thinking to Import this one for myself.
I will update you on Monday

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Tech Lounge / SteelSeries Xai gaming mouse
« on: January 08, 2010, 09:38:11 PM »
SteelSeries Xai gaming mouse




SteelSeries recently launched the all new Xai gaming mouse. The Xai is a new mouse from

top to bottom, but it features a shape similar to that of the legendary Microsoft

IntelliMouse Explorer 1.1. Interestingly enough SteelSeries have decided to stick with

a second generation laser sensor for the Xai gaming mouse, albeit the very latest high

performance version (most likely an Avago ADNS-9500 (Agilent technology affiliate)

judging from specifications given by SteelSeries), whereas most of the rivaling brands

have long made the move to 3.5 generation laser technology. For reasons unknown

SteelSeries is putting their money on what seems to be a now obsolete tracking

technology. In this review we'll take a real close look at tracking performance to

determine if the sensor is still up to the job.









Specifications
Frames per second: 12.000
Inches per second: 150+
Megapixels per second: 10.8
Counts per inch: 100 - 5.001 (one CPI Steps)
Max. Acceleration: 30 G
Sensor data path: True 16 bit
Lift distance: ~1mm (auto-adjusting)
Buttons: 8
Cord: 2 m / 6,5 ft (braided to improve durability)
Polling: 125 - 1000 Hz (1Hz increments)
Gold-plated USB connector
Measurements: 125,5 x 68,3 x 38,7 mm / 4,94 x 2,69 x 1,52 in
CPI high/low indicator
SteelSeries FreeMove Technology
SteelSeries ExactSens Technology
SteelSeries ExactRate Technology
SteelSeries ExactAim Technology
On mouse acceleration Technology
On mouse LCD display for tweaking above technologies thru menu system
Large pressure points that reduce friction for optimized glide
Driverless, plug-and-play feature for LAN gamers
Built-in memory for 5 profiles
Operating systems: Win 2000/XP/Vista/7

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Tech Lounge / Thermaltake Element V
« on: January 08, 2010, 09:30:19 PM »
Thermaltake Element V



For several years Thermaltake has been making "cool" hardware for the enthusiast. This

includes heatsinks, fans, cases and other cooling solutions. We are taking a look at

another "Element" Series chassis today. This time we get our hands on the Element V,

which is a full tower chassis with the possibility to install an eATX board as well.

Thermaltake sent us the Element S (review) and Element T (review) in the past, so it

will be interesting to see how this chassis stacks up.

Specifications

Case type      eATX full tower
Suitable motherboards   eATX, ATX and mATX
Bays         5× 5,25" external, 6× 3.5" internal, 1x 2.5" internal
Expansion slots      7 (depending on motherboard)
Front connectors   4× USB 2.0, 1x eSATA, microphone, headphone
         Cooling   Front (intake) : 120 x 120 x 25 mm Colorshift fan    

      (900/1200rpm,17dBA, 35.01/46.67 CFM) 120 x 120 x 25 mm Turbo       

   fan (1400rpm,17dBA, 46.67 CFM)Rear (exhaust) : 120 x 120 x 25          

mm Turbo fan (1400rpm, 17dBA, 50.0 CFM)Top (exhaust) : 200 x          200 x

20 mm silent Colorshift fan (600/800rpm, 14dBA,          49.735/65.3

CFM) 200 x 200 x 20 mm x 1 (optional)VGA (exhaust)          50 x 50 mm fan

x 2 (optional)Side (intake) : Plug & Play 230 x          230 x 20 mm

Colorshift fan (600/800rpm, 14dBA, 57.0/76 CFM
Weight         14.13 kg / 31.15 lb
Dimensions      532 (H) x 220(W) x 537(L) mm20.9(H) x 8.7(W) x 21.1(L) in
Material      SECC steel & plastic

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Tech Lounge / ATi HD 5970 CrossFireX
« on: January 08, 2010, 09:23:14 PM »
HD 5970 CrossFireX







Today marks a 'red'-letter day of sorts for AMD, which looks to reclaim performance

leadership in the graphics cards industry with its new flagship ATI Radeon HD 5970

graphics accelerator. Of all the products AMD has been working on over the past year,

we bet this product won the most anticipation, since the "next big thing" from a

company in the hardware industry often defines its market position, and competitiveness

as a solution provider. The Radeon HD 5970 makes use of two AMD Cypress GPUs in an

internal multi-GPU configuration. The accelerator is compliant with Microsoft DirectX

11, which forms one of the important features of the company's Windows 7 operating

system, and is a next-generation multimedia API. AMD Cypress on the other hand, with

the recently launched Radeon HD 5800 series products, has established itself as the

industry's single most powerful graphics processor.

For computer enthusiasts, replenished competition from either sides is always a win.

Professional overclockers looking forward to the next big contest will naturally eye an

accelerator that makes use of two of the most powerful GPUs on the planet. For the

long-sighted buyer who is willing to splurge, this is potentially a one-time investment

that secures future-proofing for long.

The Radeon HD 5970 packs two AMD Cypress GPUs with 1600 stream processors each (total

3200), and holds 1 GB of GDDR5 memory across a 256-bit wide memory interface per GPU

(total 2 GB of memory on board, across a 2x 256-bit wide memory interface).

Shader Units:    1600
ROP's:      32
GPU:      Cypress
Transistors:   2154M
Memory:      1024 MB
Core Clock:   850 MHz
Memory clock:   1200 MHz   
Installation

Installation of HD 5970 CrossFireX is as easy as installing any other multi-GPU setup.

Ensure that your motherboard features two PCI-Express slots for the cards to be

installed in, and supports the ATI CrossFire technology. Also, ensure that your

power-supply unit is reasonably powerful. Based on our findings, and given our test

machine, we recommend at least a 750W power-supply. Install the two accelerators, upon

installing the drivers, you will be prompted to enable CrossFireX, and will be able to

verify if the two cards are working in tandem.

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Jokes Majaak / Fees Maafi di arzi ?
« on: January 08, 2010, 08:05:39 PM »
Teacher: fees mafi di arji likho

Santa:fees kinni hai?

teacher:20 rupees

Santa: Mai nai likhni

teacher: kyun?

Santa : Mera bapu kehnda 10-20 rupaye lai kise landi-puchi di mintta nai karni.. :hehe:

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Shayari / Haal Sunava Apni Class Da
« on: January 08, 2010, 04:26:38 PM »
I found it somewhere ..

Ki Haal Sunava Apni Class Da Otthe Kehda Padhai Hundi Si,
Hatthan Ch Hunde Si Mobile, Te Mp3 Chalai Hundi Si,
Har Lecture Vich Susti Paayi Hundi Si,
Canteen Vich Vi Velle Ni Si Rehnde, Otthe Chaa Di Rail Banai Hundi Si,
Yaar Baithe Hunde Si Akhirle Bench Te Aakh Pehle Bench Wali Te Takai Hundi Si.


 

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Jokes Majaak / Punjabi Blood Crew - Funny
« on: January 08, 2010, 06:45:16 AM »
Its old you guys might have seen

Gasolina

The Punjabi Blood - Gasolina [COVER] (The video's owner prevents external embedding)



Sara Tu punjab

The Punjabi Blood - Sara Tu Punjab Ghah Liya, by: A.S. Kang (The video's owner prevents external embedding)


Arabian nights

The Punjabi Blood - Arabian Knights (The video's owner prevents external embedding)

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Religion, Faith, Spirituality / Caste system in Hinduism
« on: January 08, 2010, 06:08:38 AM »
Caste system in Hinduism

 
The Bhagavad Gita says this about the varn.as:




[1] The works of Brahmins, Ks.atriyas, Vaishyas, and Shudras are different, in harmony with the three powers of

their born nature.

[2] The works of a Brahmin are peace; self-harmony, austerity, and purity; loving-forgiveness and righteousness;

vision and wisdom and faith.

[3] These are the works of a Ks.atriya:  a heroic mind, inner fire, constancy, resourcefulness, courage in battle,

generosity and noble leadership.

[4] Trade, agriculture and the rearing of cattle is the work of a Vaishya. And the work of the Shudra is service.

[chapter 18, Juan Mascaró translation, Penguin Books, 1962]

What is the Caste System ?

The Hindu caste system is unique in the world, but resembles in some ways Plato's ideal society of philosophers,

warriors and commoners. A caste is a division of society based on occupation and family lineage. Hindu caste

system recognized four distinct classes or divisions among people based on these criteria and enforced it through

a rigid code of conduct that was specific to each class and rooted in the dharmashastras (law books) of the later

vedic period. The four main castes recognized by traditional Hindu society based primarily on hereditary

occupation are mentioned below.



1.Brahmins. They are the priestly class, who are entitled to study the Vedas, perform rites and rituals for

themselves and for others and obliged to observe the sacraments. They are the middle men between gods and men. The

act as temple priests and invoke gods on behalf of others. They are expected to show exemplary behavior and spend

their lives in the pursuit of divine knowledge and preservation of the traditions. According to Manu, the law

maker, a brahmin was an incarnation of dharma (sacred tradition), born to serve and protect the dharma. He

belonged to the excellent of the human race, endowed with intelligence and knowledge to attain Brahman. He was the

highest on earth, the lord of all created beings. Whatever that existed in the world was the property of a

Brahmana and he was entitled to all.



2.Kshatriyas. They are the warrior class, who are commanded (by tradition) to protect the people,  bestow gifts to

the brahmins, offer sacrifices to gods and ancestors, study the Vedas, dispense justice, and, according to

Manusmriti, abstain themselves from sensual pleasures. Manu laid down that it was a king's duty to protect his

kingdom and his people. He had something in himself of the gods such Indra, Vayu, Yama, Surya, Varuna, Moon and

Kubera. A king should not be despised even if he was an infant. His authority should not be questioned except when

he ignored his duties in supporting and protecting brahmins. The king had the right to punish, but he must be fair

in his punishment. It was king's responsibility to protect the caste system and the social order and lavish the

priests with generous gifts at every opportunity.



3.Vaishyas: They are the merchant and peasant classes, who are expected to tend cattle, offer sacrifices, study

the Vedas, trade, lend money and cultivate the land. They had the right to perform and participate in certain

vedic rituals but they were not allowed to marry women of higher castes.



4.Shudras: The are the labor class, whose only duty is to serve the other three castes. They were not required to

observe any vedic rituals or samskaras except a few. They were not allowed to study the vedas or even hear the

sacred chants. They were not allowed to eat food in the company of higher castes or marry their women.


5.Chandalas: The lowest of the sudras were called chandalas or the impure ones. They were treated as untouchables

because of their gory religious practices, penchant for sacrifices, magical rites and unclean habits. In ancient

times they were not allowed to enter a village or city during day time or walk in the same street where men of

other castes walked. Even their shadow was considered impure and their very sight as a bad omen. So they lived

mostly on the fringes of society, unknown and uncared for, following some esoteric religion of their own and

working mostly in the graveyards and cremation grounds or as hunters, butchers and professional cleaners of human

waste

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Tech Lounge / Razer’s Arctosa keyboard
« on: January 07, 2010, 10:52:47 PM »

Razer’s Arctosa keyboard









Introduction

If you’re reading a keyboard review, then it’s clear that you care about your fingers. In a

way, that’s overly simplistic, really, you care about what your fingers are capable of. You

care about how fast you can type or the stresses that typing can encompass, or you care about

pure, unbiased killing. Video game killing, of course.




I, obviously, care about my fingers. They do the lifting, the hammering, the shoveling of my

work, and when I’m finished with that, they’re what guide my (no doubt) hobnailed boots across

the backs of my enemies. So what if that sounds trite, it’s true. I want to have a telepathic

link with my cursor and my crosshairs.


Razer and I have always had a close relationship. I don’t mean with the marketing department,

I mean me and their devices, we’re tight. As much as I’m fond of feature-rich devices, dense

with macros and custom binds, and as much as I love a sexy peripheral, Razer keeps me loyal

with one simple feat: their mice--as this is my first Razer keyboard--never get in my way.

They are extensions of me.

Razer’s Arctosa keyboard promises that the same thing that’s true for my right hand can be

true for my left. That I can puppet my avatars as though there was no input device at all.

The Keyboard and Keys

The keyboard is a slate. There are letters present on the keys, but almost only in spirit.

They’re gloss on matte black. Because the layout is standard, touch-typing is no great

difficulty for me, although I did have to think a little when hunting down the print screen

key. The first, most obvious feature, if featurelessness counts, will be what drives people

towards or away from this device.

The second deal-breaker is the slim-type style of the keys. This is a keyboard fashioned after

laptop keyboards, with short keys and shallow keystrokes. I seek this out, others I know abhor

it. So far, this keyboard is a straight win for me.


Because the layout is standard, so is the spacing: my first qualm. I like my keys bunched

together a bit, but I’ll manage. The slim-type keys make up for lazy fingers. The keys depress

very little, but with a resistance that makes them feel deep. It’s not a tension thing; just

letting your fingers rest on the keys can sink them. It’s that the motion is fast. The keys

pop down and fly up faster than your fingers move onto the next letter, which makes each key

feel like it’s fitted.

Only one thing surprised me in a non-pleasant way. This is a light, plastic piece of hardware.

It’s actually flexible. I could twist it with my hands in a way that doesn’t build confidence.

Not that you’re really going to encounter that sort of thing in regular use. The feet on the

underside compensate for that by being grippy. You’re not going to slide this keyboard around

easily no matter how enthusiastically you frag. Typing notwithstanding.

The keyboard has a detachable wrist rest (held on with screws, no flimsy clips) that is also

matte, but the body of the thing is glossy and supremely smudgy. On the other hand, if you’re

not just touching the keys, you’re doing something wrong. The activity LEDs are pure white,

and distracting at first, on account of being bright. I got used to that, too, and if you

sharpie over them they’ll dim without disappearing.

Just below the status LEDs are a handful of multimedia controls. They’re flush with the

surface and not at all lit. Suffice it to say, they are invisible. At first I thought they

were touch-sensitive and not working, but they’re physical buttons that really resist

clicking. I’d say that they were useless, but I never really use those anyway, and I don’t

have a problem with them being marginalized. That said, if you’re into keyboard buttons that

do non-keyboard work, the Arctosa will disappoint.

As a typing surface as well as a gaming device, there are no such doubts.

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Tech Lounge / Cooler Master HAF 922
« on: January 07, 2010, 09:47:55 PM »
Cooler Master HAF 922










Introduction

Cooler Master. A name among names. They're polarizing, most people love or hate their style,

and the HAFs are no exception. The 922 is dead sexy, particularly if you're warm for radiators

and bulkheads. Following in ammo box style, Cooler Master's made another very large, very

breezy case targeted at overclockers with an eye on water-cooling.

But size and big fans also mean quiet. It only takes so much turbine noise for a gamer to

start thinking that there's gotta be a better case out there. This is such a case. Sure, there

are only three fans, but two of them are 200mm--eight inches wide. 'Course, it's not size that

matters, right?

Unlike the front bezel, the whole case is steel, with the only tool-free hardware being the

5.25" clips and the 3.5" drive caddies. After a long wave of cheap, snap-prone tool-free crap,

all this steel is a sight to behold. Don't think of it as a heavy case; think of it as stable

Lots of mesh, lots of fan, and lots and lots of space

Besides the angles and holes, the HAF 922 is austere. I don't just mean visually, although

that's absolutely true; the buttons are square and undecorated, the activity lights are

slightly highlighted and countersunk, the whole I/O panel is simple and unobstructed. The fan

spots are stamped from the panels, and the only flourish is the glossed HAF in the

matte-finish paint. This case is straightforward in ways that minimalize in style and in cost.

The front fan is red LED-lit, but if that's not your thing, you can turn it off--there's a

button on the top panel for that.

Either foreseeing the desire to watercool or need to replace the 200mm fans, both the top and

side panels of the case can be converted to using dual 120mm fans, spaced correctly for

radiators. There's two holes in the back to pass hoses through for cooling loops.

This case isn't just about getting a lot of air through it, it's about having lots, and I mean

lots of space to work in. If there was any way for there to be extra space between the back of

the case and the motherboard, I'm sure Cooler Master would have done it. It's designed for

fast, easy building and speedy hardware swaps.

It's definitely a features-light case, with style about the only trick up its sleeve beyond an

e-SATA connection. But the overall minimalism doesn't impart any build flaws, it's all very

simple, and very, very accessible.

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Jokes Majaak / When Rancho was Kid
« on: January 07, 2010, 09:37:28 PM »
P.S : Rancho is a character ( Amir Khan) from 3 idiots movie. Based on it 



Teacher: Name the liquid which changes to solid when heated
Rancho: Dosa


Bus Cunductor: Why are you standing near the door, is your father a watchman?
Rancho: Why are you always asking for “Change”, Is your father a Beggar ??


A professor to Rancho: “what is attention deficit hyperactive disorder?”
Rancho: “JIMBALAKDI BAMBA”
professor: “i dont understand anything”
Rancho: “same here”


Rancho: Im sleep with dad last night
Teacher corrects him: no..no..I slept with dad last night
Rancho: so.. you came after I slept..?


To be is to do(Socrates)
To do is to be(Plato)
To be or not to be(Shakespeare)
Scoo be do be dooo be(Rancho, LKG)……..


Teacher : What is “Al2 O3″ ?
Raju : Alumina.
Teacher: Tintu, What is ‘Fe2 O3″?
Rancho : “Filomina”


Teacher :What is the name of Gandhiji’s son?
Rancho: Dineshan
Teacher :Why?????
Rancho : Mahatma Gandhi is the father of di-neshan

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Tech Lounge / Quadpad V12
« on: January 07, 2010, 08:17:44 PM »
Quadpad V12











PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

Memory  1GB DDR II SODIMM 200 pin RAM
 
Processor VIA C7 M 1.6GHz (FSB 400 MHz)
Wireless Built-in internal 802.11 b/g/n wireless module
Bluetooth Class II Integrated
Modem Realtek RT 8100C 10 / 100 Mbps Ethernet
 
Sound AC-97 Audio on board, 16 bit stereo
Hard Drive
 160GB SATA 2.5” HD.Optional - 8MB ~ 32GB SATA SSD
 
Operating System Windows XP Home Edition/Professional
 
Display
 12.1” WXGA TFT LCD. Resolution 1280 X 800
 
Battery Removable Lion Standard Battery Pack (up to 3 hours)
 
Expansion I/O Touch screen 5 wire resistive touch panel
I/O ports 1 X Express card slot
1 X 15-pin D-sub port
1 X USB 2.0 port
1 X 10 / 100 LAN (RJ-45)
1 X modem port (RJ-11)
1 X Audio / Mic ports
1 X Stereo speakers
 
Weight 1.19KG (with Battery)
AC Adapter Input : AC 100-240V 50/60 Hz
Output : DC 16V, 3.13A
Dimensions 231mm * 192mm * 42mm
 
 

PRODUCT DETAILS


Designed for business’s and system integrators who require a robust slate tablet PC with a

high screen resolution and demanding processing power. The Quadpad V12 is a smart machine with

12.1” display, a versitive and complete set of I/O ports as well as Wifi and Bluetooth. The

fully touch screen Quadpad V12 is made for professionals in need of reliable windows based

Tablet computing for productivity away from the desk.

The Quadpad V12 is not only a top of the range slate tablet PC but also one of the most cost

effective 12.1”
slate tablet devices in the market today.

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Cars / 2010 GMC Terrain AWD
« on: January 06, 2010, 08:28:40 PM »
2010 GMC Terrain AWD















  Terrain Engine Performance & Fuel Economy   
• 2,384 cc 2.4 liters in-line 4 front engine with 88.0 mm bore, 98.0 mm stroke, 11.7

compression ratio, double overhead cam, variable valve timing/camshaft and four valves per

cylinder LAF
• Unleaded fuel 87
• Gasoline direct injection fuel system
• 18.8 gallon main unleaded fuel tank 15.7
• Power: 136 kW , 182 HP SAE @ 6,200 rpm; 174 ft lb , 236 Nm @ 5,100 rpm

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Pics / singles online :P
« on: January 06, 2010, 08:02:32 PM »
Feel free to register

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Jokes Majaak / Simple things in few words
« on: January 06, 2010, 05:32:15 PM »
OFFICE ARITHMETIC

Smart boss + smart employee = profit

Smart boss + dumb employee = production

Dumb boss + smart employee = promotion

Dumb boss + dumb employee = overtime



SHOPPING MATH

A man will pay $2 for a $1 item he needs.

A woman will pay $1 for a $2 item that she doesn't need.



GENERAL EQUATIONS & STATISTICS

A woman worries about the future until she gets a husband.

A man never worries about the future until he gets a wife.

A successful man is one who makes more money than his wife can spend.

A successful woman is one who can find such a man.



HAPPINESS

To be happy with a man, you must understand him a lot and love him a little.

To be happy with a woman, you must love her a lot and not try to understand her at all.



LONGEVITY

Married men live longer than single men do, but married men are a lot more willing to die.



PROPENSITY TO CHANGE

A woman marries a man expecting he will change, but he doesn't.

A man marries a woman expecting that she won't change, and she does.



DISCUSSION TECHNIQUE

A woman has the last word in any argument.

Anything a man says after that is the beginning of a new argument.

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Jokes Majaak / Sante di shayri
« on: January 06, 2010, 05:25:03 PM »
Master to Santa - Koi shayri suna......

Santa- Hanji master ji :pagel: Arz kita hai

Sotti te sapp charda.........

(wah wah)

Sotti te sapp charda.........

(wah wah)

Master diya do kudiyan.......


Chhoti utte main marda.............

 :hehe:

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Cars / HSV W427
« on: January 06, 2010, 05:10:43 PM »
HSV W427

HSV- Holden Special Vehicle












Engine and Transmission
375kW, 7.0 litre LS7 V8 engine with specific HSV calibration
6-speed manual TR6060 high strength transmission
LS7 Clutch with new actuator and pedal assembly for high clamp loads
High strength Limited Slip Differential
Ceramic coated, high flow 4 into 1 extractors
High flow catalytic converters and exhaust system (3" into 2¾")
Over radiator style cold air induction system -- with high flow air filter
Dry sump lubrication system with 2-stage pump
Hand-fabricated aluminium oil reservoir
Front mount, 13 row engine oil cooler
Control and Handling Electronic Stability Control incorporating:
- Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
- Electronic Brake force Distribution (EBD)
- Electronic Brake Assist (EBA)
- Traction Control System (TCS)

Linear Control Suspension
All new MRC calibration to suit new springs, ride height and bushing
Revised ride height -- lower than GTS
Unique W427 spring rate
Unique W427 stiffer rear suspension bushing
Brakes 6 piston front braking system
2-piece floating front rotors (380 x 35mm)
High friction pad material

Wheels
Unique W427 alloy wheels
20" x 8" front alloy wheel with 245/35 R20 95Y tyre
20" x 9.5" rear alloy wheel with 275/30 R20 97Y tyre
Full size spare wheel and tyre (as per front wheel and tyre)

Exterior
Front Driving lamps
Projector headlamps
3 piece rear spoiler in carbon fibre
Unique W427 front fascia
Quad exhaust outlet with active bi-modal rear mufflers
Metallic Paint

Driver
Steering wheel height and reach adjust
HSV unique Sports steering wheel in red Leather wrap
Multi function steering wheel, featuring illuminated controls for:
- Sound system
- Trip computer
- Bluetooth phone
- Satellite navigation (where fitted)
Multi function driver display, featuring:
- Trip computer information
- Sound system information
Priority key. Stores settings for:
- Climate control
- Sound system
- Trip computer
- Speed alert
- Headlamp and interior lighting time delay options
Alloy faced pedals
Leather wrap gear selector in Red Hot
Cruise Control
Rear Park Assist
Power exterior mirrors
Road speed dependent intermittent wipers
Automatic headlamp mode -- switches on at twilight or low light.
Headlamps auto-off feature. (Variable delay)
Trip computer with triple display, including:
- Average speed
- Odometer/Tripmeter/Trip time
- Distance/Time to go
- Average fuel consumption
- Digital speedometer
- Tracks two trips simultaneously (eg. Short day trip within long interstate trip)
- Fuel used/range
- Visual and audible speed warning
Service reminder -- appears 1,000km before service is due
HSV sports instrument cluster
Tachometer
HSV sports triple center gauges (Voltage, Oil Temp. and Oil Pressure)
Sound system able to accommodate mobile phone kit -- auto mute when phone is in use
Bluetooth mobile phone connectivity
Optional satellite navigation
Entertainment Blaupunkt AM/FM stereo
six-disc in-dash CD player -- MP3 Compatible
Optional rear seat overhead DVD system
Eleven speakers including subwoofers. 230 watts
Speed-dependent volume control

Seating
Performance leather seats in full red trim with W427 logo
eight-way electric adjustment on driver and front passenger seats
Adjustable driver and front passenger seat lumbar support

Cabin Comfort
Dual-zone electronic climate control: driver and front passenger
6.5" multi-function display colour LCD screen -- displays stereo, heating and air conditioning
Power windows, driver and front passenger
Optional Electric tilt and slide sunroof
Front centre sliding armrest with red leather trim
Vanity mirror, driver and front passenger -- illuminated with cover
Sunglasses holder
Satin Chrome finish interior door handles
Passenger overhead assist handles
Two front reading lamps
Storage and Cargo Twin cup holders in centre console
Centre console storage compartment
Auxiliary power socket in console

Occupant Safety
Dual-stage airbags for driver and front passenger
Driver and Passenger side airbags
Curtain airbags
Front lap/sash seat belts with load limiters and pyrotechnic pre-tensioners
Front seatbelt sash -- height adjustable
Active front seat head restraints to help reduce risk of whiplash injury in a collision from

behind
Security Remote control priority key:
- Operates central locking
- Operates interior lighting -- time delay on entry, automatic illumination when engine turned

off
- Operates exterior lamps, to show location of car at night
- Enables/disables alarm system
Horn sounds if either front door is ajar when remote locking
Sound system only operates in original vehicle.
Flip Key
Road Safety Emergency mode after seat belt pre-tensioners are triggered -- on-board computer

turns engine and fuel pump off, unlocks doors, turns hazard lights and interior lamp on

Exterior Paint
Heron
Sting Red
Nitrate
Phantom
Evoke

Engine
375 kW 7.0 litre LS7 V8 with specific HSV calibration.
7.0L, 90 Degree OHV. Cross Flow cylinder heads. Twin knock control sensors. On-board

diagnostics.
Central Plenum with individual symmetrical runners
High energy distributorless ignition -- solid state direct-fire ignition, coil near plug with

integrated igniter.
Capacity (cc) 7008
Compression Ratio (:1) 11.0
Power (DIN kW) 375kW* @ 6500rpm
Torque (DIN Nm) 640Nm* @ 5000rpm
Exhaust system Stainless steel, Ceramic coated high flow 4 into 1 extractors, High flow

catalytic converters and exhaust system (3" into 2 ¾") and high performance quad outlet with

bi-modal mufflers.

Gear ratios
six-speed
1 3.01
2 2.07
3 1.43
4 1
5 0.84
6 0.57
Final Drive 3.7

Recommended petrol octane rating
98 RON PULP. Note that using 95RON (PULP) or lower will not cause any problems, but will

result in slightly less engine performance and economy.

Fuel Economy: 17.2 l/100km*
Petrol tank capacity (L) 73

Cargo volume (L) 496
Approach and Departure angles Approach: 9.0 Departure: 15.1

Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) incorporating Electronic Stability Program ESP®, Anti-Lock

Braking System (ABS), Electronic Brake force Distribution (EBD), Electronic Brake Assist

(EBA), Traction Control System (TCS).

Suspension
Front: MacPherson strut, direct-acting stabilizer bar, progressive-rate coil springs.
Rear: Multi-Link independent rear suspension (IRS), progressive-rate coil springs, stabilizer

bar.

Steering
Variable ratio rack and pinion

Exterior dimensions (mm)
Length: 4974
Width (excluding mirrors): 1899
Height: 1462
Wheel Base (mm): 2915
Track (mm)
Front: 1592
Rear: 1590
Turning Circle (kerb to kerb, m): 11.4

Interior design dimensions
Leg: 1071 (front) 1001 (rear)
Shoulder: 1501 (front) 1450 (rear)
Head: 985 (front) 965 (rear)
Hip: 1439 (front) 1472 (rear)

Kerb Weight: 1874kg
Towing: Not recommended
Service: The first inspection is due at 3,000km or 3 months (which ever occurs first).
Pricing $155,500

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