The slender, badly damaged corpse was found lying on a bed of snow with its head to one side and mouth slightly open, the Daily Mail reported.

The video, posted on April 17 on YouTube, has already had over 100,000 views and showed the body of the unidentified "creature".

Irkutsk, Russia is apparently a known UFO hotspot, and UFO believers think the body was left behind by alien visitors after an accident, or was missed in a clean-up by the Russian government as part of some sort of alien cover-up.

Dozens of UFO sightings are reported every year in the area, and only last month there were reports of an unidentified object hurtling into the nearby Irkutsk region of Siberia.

"We couldn’t believe it when we saw it. And what was spooky is that there was no sign of the spaceship. Perhaps that was taken away and the body overlooked," said Igor Molovic, one of the pair that uploaded the video.

However, not everyone is a true believer.

Some believe it is actually a carefully crafted model of an alien’s body, and not the real deal.

However, many UFO lovers still believe.

"It’s so lame how people always get thrilled by having another excuse to shout ‘Fake! fake!’ every time something weird shows up. Unless proven otherwise, this is in fact plausible," posted one user.

Another said; "If this is fake – then they are masters at models/puppets. I think it’s real – one of the very few, great vid."
Courtesy: Yahoo!7

Lindsay Lohan’s now infamous white minidress is selling like a hot cake after the troubled actress wore it to her arraignment on 9th Feb 2011, for jewelry theft charges. So was she paid to wear it?

The  tightly fitted white dress from designer Kimberly Ovitz’s pre-fall collection is selling out at online stores that carry it, ABCNews.com reported. It retails for $575.

 Lohan stepped out of her black SUV, all eyes were fixated on the outfit she chose to wear. Let’s just say little to nothing was left to the imagination.

And now that the minidress is selling so rapidly, one may wonder if Lohan was paid to wear and advertise the dress.

While it’s quite possible this is the case, I am just going to give her the benefit of the doubt and say she was not paid. That would just be tacky. And Lohan is not tacky. Well, I don’t know if I’d go that far, but let’s give her a break this time.

Here’s the problem with giving Lohan credit for that: on Kimberly Ovitz’s site, the “Glavis” dress, which is available in 3 other colors besides the white version Lohan wore, has a note by it saying “Pre-Order available if out of stock for April 2011 delivery.” That same note appears for every other color, which leads us to believe that any retailers who were stocking the dress may not have had many to begin with, or at best may be reporting pre-sales figures. Which is nice, but not the same thing as selling out of the actual item.

Also, the dress appears to be in stock on Ovitz’s own site, and a search on ShopStyle – which usually turns up sold out items for at least a few days after they’ve gone out of stock – shows no sign of the dress. Neither does a search on Boutiques.com, which shows out of stock results in order to recommend current products. But that makes sense considering the dress is from the designer’s pre-fall collection, which probably wouldn’t actually make it on to websites or store floors until… mid-April (at the earliest). We smell a bonus for a clever PR agent.

So while we’ll credit Lohan with giving the dress a good deal of publicity, the jury’s still out on if her courtroom catwalk appearance actually did anything for sales.

Microsoft India (R&D) Managing Director Amit Chatterjee said Bing would be an altogether different experience of users. “It will not just be a search engine, but will be a decision making engine, promising different experience to users. It is sure to give a different digital experience to users,” he said.

In his maiden interaction with reporters after taking over as the Managing Director of the Microsoft’s largest development centre outside the U.S., Mr. Chatterjee allayed apprehensions from a section of the industry that the company could not position its product effectively in the Indian market. Microsoft was always quick, but “we do not want to rush with things” as several factors including the user experience should be considered by bringing out the product.

Strategy

The company was, therefore, factoring several issues before formally announcing the date of launch of the much-hyped Windows 7 phone although it was ready with a broad strategy to make forays into the market. “The date has not yet been finalised, but the product is sure to hit the market later this year,” he said.

The response for the Windows 7 phone in the markets where it was launched was extremely positive. Nine of the ten users were reportedly recommending the product to others as the availability of applications was the key factor that differentiates the phone.

Applications

“There is an ecosystem for the applications which number about 7,000 in addition to a 20,000 strong developers’ community,” he said.

Explaining about the ongoing efforts to bring out new applications, he said almost 100 applications were being added to the App Store on a daily basis with users downloading at least one application everyday, reflecting the levels of acceptance of the product.

The mobile applications team of the India Development Centre was contributing to the development of the Windows 7 phone.

A couple of devices capable of supporting the Windows 7 phone had already been launched and the company officials claim that the new product was not for the regular mass markets.

Head count

Replying to queries, he said the IDC, with a head count of 1,600, so far participated in 270 patents and the effort had been to ensure that the products developed here offered a game changing experience to the customers.

The Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) is probing a scandal in which it was reported that a pornographic MMS video clip was being circulated that featured two of its students. Delhi’s prestigious Jawaharlal Nehru University is in a state of shock after a CD with lewd images of one of its female students is doing the rounds.The CD was allegedly shot by some students from the School of Language Studies.The students initially tried to extort money from the girl in the video but when they failed the culprits put the video out on mobile phones, on the internet and even sold it as a CD in the blue film market.

"The girl and her friend were intimately involved. Another boy allegedly shot the video. JNU is yet to verify this," said HS Dhaliwal, DCP, South zone.The girl in the clip has left the campus. The  inquiry committee believes the girl was not aware she was being filmed.

This MMS was in circulation for last 6 months.. but no one did hear a thing..even the fsiblog, debonair blog.. the main source of MMS are requesting to have a copy of that downloaded to their servers..but think about it.. it may be you and your wife next time in a hotel ..making news.. or you and your love making out and someone else watching and shagging off…because this country has gone worse….Now I feel like MMS abbreviates Desi porn..

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The tips to prevent yourself from hidden cameras and subsequent masala scandals

· Check for all electric power points in that room

· Just a random check on place where one can hide camera like table top, computer table.. book shelf, clothe racks…

· In changing rooms..just put a finger on the glass..if there is no gap between the finger and its image on mirror then understand that it is one side mirror with surely camera on the other side. Call the Police immediately and save people from troubles as putting a one way mirror is illegal in public places…

· just kick you bf on his balls if he wanna film you in your intimate posture..

· do not open your clothes in chat rooms video chats as maximum time it is recorded and streamed up to internet to freaks…

· watch for the all the holes in the wall.

· Watch for foreign things in the room ..like teddy bears in positions close to you as if you are being filmed.

· And the best way is — Switch off the lights and make love.

Joint Entrance Screening Test Management Has Declare Physics and TCS Part A Examination Result 2010  named as JEST 2010.

TCS part B result will be declared later on….

Click here for the results (Physics and TCS part A)

February 12, 2010
10:00 – Ski Jumping – NH Individual Qualification Round
18:00 – General – Opening Ceremony
February 13, 2010
9:45 – Ski Jumping – NH Individual 1st Round
Medal Event
10:45* – Ski Jumping – NH Individual Final Round
Medal Event
11:45 – Alpine Skiing – Men’s Downhill
Sweden vs Switzerland
12:00 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Preliminary Round – Group A Game 1
Medal Event

12:00 – Speed Skating – Men’s 5000 m
Medal Event
13:00 – Biathlon – Women’s 7.5 km Sprint
16:30 – Freestyle Skiing – Ladies’ Moguls Qualification
Canada vs Slovakia
17:00 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Preliminary Round – Group A Game 2
17:00 – Luge – Men’s Singles Run 1
17:00 – Short Track – Men’s 1500 m Heats
17:42 – Short Track – Ladies’ 500 m Heats
18:18 – Short Track – Men’s 1500 m Semifinals
18:50 – Short Track – Ladies’ 3000 m Relay Semifinals
19:10* – Luge – Men’s Singles Run 2
Medal Event
19:18 – Short Track – Men’s 1500 m Finals
Medal Event
19:30 – Freestyle Skiing – Ladies’ Moguls Final
February 14, 2010
10:00 – Alpine Skiing – Ladies’ Super Combined Downhill
10:00 – Nordic Combined – Individual NH/10 km CC – Competition Round
Medal Event
11:15 – Biathlon – Men’s 10 km Sprint
United States vs China
12:00 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Preliminary Round – Group B Game 3
Medal Event
13:00 – Alpine Skiing – Ladies’ Super Combined Slalom
13:00 – Luge – Men’s Singles Run 3
Medal Event
13:00 – Speed Skating – Ladies’ 3000 m
Medal Event
13:45 – Nordic Combined – Individual NH/10 km CC – 10 km
14:30 – Freestyle Skiing – Men’s Moguls Qualification
Medal Event
15:10* – Luge – Men’s Singles Run 4
16:30 – Figure Skating – Pairs Short Program
Finland vs Russian Federation
16:30 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Preliminary Round – Group B Game 4
Medal Event
17:30 – Freestyle Skiing – Men’s Moguls Final
February 15, 2010
Medal Event
10:00 – Cross-Country Skiing – Ladies’ 10 km Free
10:30 – Snowboard – Men’s Snowboard Cross Qualification
Medal Event
12:30 – Cross-Country Skiing – Men’s 15 km Free
14:00 – Snowboard – Men’s Snowboard Cross 1/8 Finals
14:26 – Snowboard – Men’s Snowboard Cross Quarterfinals
Switzerland vs Canada
14:30 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Preliminary Round – Group A Game 5
14:42 – Snowboard – Men’s Snowboard Cross Semifinals
Medal Event
14:53 – Snowboard – Men’s Snowboard Cross Finals
15:30 – Speed Skating – Men’s 500 m Race 1 of 2
Medal Event
17:00 – Figure Skating – Pairs Free Skating
17:00 – Luge – Women’s Singles Run 1
Medal Event
17:28 – Speed Skating – Men’s 500 m Race 2 of 2
18:50* – Luge – Women’s Singles Run 2
Sweden vs Slovakia
19:00 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Preliminary Round – Group A Game 6
February 16, 2010
Great Britain vs Sweden
9:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 1
Norway vs Canada
9:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 1
United States vs Germany
9:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 1
Switzerland vs Denmark
9:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 1
10:00 – Alpine Skiing – Men’s Super Combined Downhill
10:00 – Snowboard – Ladies’ Snowboard Cross Qualification
Medal Event
10:30 – Biathlon – Women’s 10 km Pursuit
United States vs Switzerland
12:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Preliminary Round – Group A Game 1
12:15 – Snowboard – Ladies’ Snowboard Cross Quarterfinals
12:29 – Snowboard – Ladies’ Snowboard Cross Semifinals
Medal Event
12:40 – Snowboard – Ladies’ Snowboard Cross Finals
Medal Event
12:45 – Biathlon – Men’s 12.5 km Pursuit
13:00 – Luge – Women’s Singles Run 3
13:00 – Speed Skating – Ladies’ 500 m Race 1 of 2
Medal Event
13:30 – Alpine Skiing – Men’s Super Combined Slalom
United States vs Japan
14:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 1
Denmark vs Sweden
14:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 1
Germany vs Russian Federation
14:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 1
Canada vs Switzerland
14:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 1
Russian Federation vs United States
14:30 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Preliminary Round – Group B Game 7
Medal Event
14:50* – Luge – Women’s Singles Run 4
Medal Event
14:52 – Speed Skating – Ladies’ 500 m Race 2 of 2
16:15 – Figure Skating – Men Short Program
Canada vs Norway
16:30 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Preliminary Round – Group A Game 2
Canada vs Germany
19:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 2
China vs France
19:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 2
United States vs Norway
19:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 2
Finland vs China
19:00 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Preliminary Round – Group B Game 8
Russian Federation vs Latvia
21:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Preliminary Round – Group B Game 3
February 17, 2010
China vs Great Britain
9:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 2
Germany vs United States
9:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 2
Switzerland vs Sweden
9:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 2
Japan vs Canada
9:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 2
10:15 – Cross-Country Skiing – Ladies’ Individual Sprint Classic Qualification
10:40 – Cross-Country Skiing – Men’s Individual Sprint Classic Qualification
Medal Event
11:00 – Alpine Skiing – Ladies’ Downhill
Finland vs Belarus
12:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Preliminary Round – Group C Game 4
12:30 – Cross-Country Skiing – Ladies’ Individual Sprint Classic Quarterfinals
12:55 – Cross-Country Skiing – Men’s Individual Sprint Classic Quarterfinals
13:05 – Snowboard – Men’s Halfpipe Qualification
13:20 – Cross-Country Skiing – Ladies’ Individual Sprint Classic Semifinals
13:30 – Cross-Country Skiing – Men’s Individual Sprint Classic Semifinals
Medal Event
13:45 – Cross-Country Skiing – Ladies’ Individual Sprint Classic Finals
Medal Event
13:55 – Cross-Country Skiing – Men’s Individual Sprint Classic Finals
Great Britain vs France
14:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 3
United States vs Switzerland
14:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 3
Denmark vs China
14:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 3
Germany vs Sweden
14:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 3
Canada vs Sweden
14:30 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Preliminary Round – Group A Game 9
Medal Event
16:00 – Speed Skating – Men’s 1000 m
Sweden vs Germany
16:30 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Preliminary Round – Group C Game 5
17:00 – Luge – Doubles’ Run 1
17:00 – Short Track – Ladies’ 500 m Quarterfinals
17:15 – Snowboard – Men’s Halfpipe Semifinals
17:25 – Short Track – Men’s 1000 m Heats
18:10 – Short Track – Ladies’ 500 m Semifinals
Medal Event
18:30* – Luge – Doubles’ Run 2
18:32 – Short Track – Men’s 5000 m Relay Semifinals
Russian Federation vs Denmark
19:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 3
Great Britain vs Sweden
19:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 3
China vs Switzerland
19:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 3
Slovakia vs Switzerland
19:00 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Preliminary Round – Group A Game 10
Medal Event
19:07 – Short Track – Ladies’ 500 m Finals
Medal Event
19:15 – Snowboard – Men’s Halfpipe Finals
Czech Republic vs Slovakia
21:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Preliminary Round – Group B Game 6
February 18, 2010
Denmark vs United States
9:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 4
Germany vs Norway
9:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 4
Canada vs Sweden
9:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 4
Great Britain vs Switzerland
9:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 4
Medal Event
10:00 – Biathlon – Women’s 15 km Individual
United States vs Norway
12:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Preliminary Round – Group A Game 7
12:30 – Snowboard – Ladies’ Halfpipe Qualification
Medal Event
13:00 – Biathlon – Men’s 20 km Individual
Medal Event
13:00 – Speed Skating – Ladies’ 1000 m
Canada vs Germany
14:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 4
China vs Japan
14:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 4
Russian Federation vs Great Britain
14:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 4
Denmark vs United States
14:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 4
United States vs Finland
14:30 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Preliminary Round – Group B Game 11
16:00 – Snowboard – Ladies’ Halfpipe Semifinals
16:00 – Skeleton – Women’s Heat 1
Switzerland vs Canada
16:30 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Preliminary Round – Group A Game 8
Medal Event
17:00 – Figure Skating – Men Free Skating
17:10* – Skeleton – Women’s Heat 2
Medal Event
18:00 – Snowboard – Ladies’ Halfpipe Finals
18:30 – Skeleton – Men’s Heat 1
Sweden vs China
19:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 5
Great Britain vs Denmark
19:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 5
Norway vs Switzerland
19:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 5
France vs Canada
19:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 5
China vs Russian Federation
19:00 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Preliminary Round – Group B Game 12
20:00* – Skeleton – Men’s Heat 2
Slovakia vs Russian Federation
21:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Preliminary Round – Group B Game 9
February 19, 2010
Germany vs Great Britain
9:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 5
Russian Federation vs United States
9:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 5
China vs Denmark
9:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 5
10:00 – Ski Jumping – LH Individual Qualification Round
Medal Event
11:30 – Alpine Skiing – Men’s Super-G
Belarus vs Sweden
12:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Preliminary Round – Group C Game 10
Medal Event
13:00 – Cross-Country Skiing – Ladies’ 15 km Pursuit (7.5Classic+7.5Free)
Germany vs Switzerland
14:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 6
Denmark vs Canada
14:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 6
France vs United States
14:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 6
Norway vs China
14:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 6
15:45 – Skeleton – Women’s Heat 3
Czech Republic vs Latvia
16:30 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Preliminary Round – Group B Game 11
16:45 – Figure Skating – Ice Dance – Compulsory Dance
Medal Event
16:55* – Skeleton – Women’s Heat 4
18:20 – Skeleton – Men’s Heat 3
Denmark vs Canada
19:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 6
Sweden vs China
19:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 6
Great Britain vs Japan
19:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 6
Switzerland vs Russian Federation
19:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 6
Medal Event
19:50* – Skeleton – Men’s Heat 4
Finland vs Germany
21:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Preliminary Round – Group C Game 12
February 20, 2010
Norway vs Denmark
9:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 7
France vs Germany
9:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 7
China vs Great Britain
9:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 7
Sweden vs United States
9:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 7
Medal Event
10:00 – Alpine Skiing – Ladies’ Super-G
10:00 – Freestyle Skiing – Ladies’ Aerials Qualification
11:30 – Ski Jumping – LH Individual 1st Round
Norway vs Switzerland
12:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Preliminary Round – Group A Game 13
Medal Event
12:30* – Ski Jumping – LH Individual Final Round
Medal Event
13:30 – Cross-Country Skiing – Men’s 30 km Pursuit (15Classic+15Free)
Sweden vs Russian Federation
14:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 7
United States vs Great Britain
14:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 7
Denmark vs Switzerland
14:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 7
Germany vs China
14:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 7
14:30 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Classifications – Game 13
Medal Event
16:15 – Speed Skating – Men’s 1500 m
Latvia vs Slovakia
16:30 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Preliminary Round – Group B Game 14
17:00 – Bobsleigh – Two-Man Heat 1
17:45 – Short Track – Ladies’ 1500 m Heats
18:29 – Short Track – Men’s 1000 m Quarterfinals
18:35* – Bobsleigh – Two-Man Heat 2
18:58 – Short Track – Ladies’ 1500 m Semifinals
Switzerland vs China
19:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 8
Sweden vs France
19:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 8
Canada vs Great Britain
19:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 8
19:00 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Classifications – Game 14
19:28 – Short Track – Men’s 1000 m Semifinals
Medal Event
19:51 – Short Track – Ladies’ 1500 m Finals
Medal Event
20:05 – Short Track – Men’s 1000 m Finals
Germany vs Belarus
21:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Preliminary Round – Group C Game 15
February 21, 2010
Great Britain vs Switzerland
9:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 8
Germany vs Denmark
9:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 8
Canada vs United States
9:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 8
Russian Federation vs Japan
9:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 8
9:15 – Freestyle Skiing – Men’s Ski Cross Qualification
10:00 – Alpine Skiing – Men’s Giant Slalom 1st Run
Medal Event
10:45 – Biathlon – Men’s 15 km Mass Start
Russian Federation vs Czech Republic
12:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Preliminary Round – Group B Game 16
12:15* – Freestyle Skiing – Men’s Ski Cross 1/8 Finals
12:48* – Freestyle Skiing – Men’s Ski Cross Quarterfinals
Medal Event
13:00 – Biathlon – Women’s 12.5 km Mass Start
13:07* – Freestyle Skiing – Men’s Ski Cross Semifinals
Medal Event
13:18* – Freestyle Skiing – Men’s Ski Cross Finals
13:30 – Bobsleigh – Two-Man Heat 3
Medal Event
13:45 – Alpine Skiing – Men’s Giant Slalom 2nd Run
United States vs Great Britain
14:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 9
Norway vs Sweden
14:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 9
Switzerland vs Canada
14:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 9
Denmark vs Germany
14:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 9
Medal Event
15:00 – Speed Skating – Ladies’ 1500 m
Medal Event
15:05* – Bobsleigh – Two-Man Heat 4
16:15 – Figure Skating – Ice Dance – Original Dance
Canada vs United States
16:40 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Preliminary Round – Group A Game 17
China vs Canada
19:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 9
Japan vs Germany
19:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 9
United States vs Sweden
19:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 9
Sweden vs Finland
21:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Preliminary Round – Group C Game 18
February 22, 2010
France vs Norway
9:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 10
Canada vs United States
9:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 10
Germany vs China
9:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 10
Switzerland vs Sweden
9:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 10
10:00 – Ski Jumping – Team 1st Round
10:45 – Cross-Country Skiing – Ladies’ Team Sprint Free Semifinals
Medal Event
11:00* – Ski Jumping – Team Final Round
11:35 – Cross-Country Skiing – Men’s Team Sprint Free Semifinals
12:00 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Play-offs Semifinals – Game 15
Medal Event
13:00 – Cross-Country Skiing – Ladies’ Team Sprint Free Final
Medal Event
13:25 – Cross-Country Skiing – Men’s Team Sprint Free Final
Russian Federation vs China
14:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 10
Japan vs Switzerland
14:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 10
Sweden vs Canada
14:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 10
Great Britain vs Denmark
14:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 10
14:00 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Classifications – 7th/8th – Game 16
Medal Event
16:45 – Figure Skating – Ice Dance – Free Dance
17:00 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Play-offs Semifinals – Game 17
18:00 – Freestyle Skiing – Men’s Aerials Qualification
Germany vs Great Britain
19:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 11
France vs Denmark
19:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 11
China vs United States
19:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 11
19:00 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Classifications – 5th/6th – Game 18
February 23, 2010
Japan vs Sweden
9:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 11
Switzerland vs Germany
9:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 11
United States vs China
9:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 11
Canada vs Great Britain
9:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 11
10:00 – Nordic Combined – Team/4×5 km – Competition Round
10:30 – Freestyle Skiing – Ladies’ Ski Cross Qualification
Medal Event
11:00 – Speed Skating – Men’s 10000 m
Medal Event
11:30 – Biathlon – Women’s 4×6 km Relay
12:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Play-offs Qualifications – Game 19
13:00* – Freestyle Skiing – Ladies’ Ski Cross 1/8 Finals
Medal Event
13:00 – Nordic Combined – Team/4×5 km – 4×5 km Relay
13:33* – Freestyle Skiing – Ladies’ Ski Cross Quarterfinals
13:52* – Freestyle Skiing – Ladies’ Ski Cross Semifinals
China vs Canada
14:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 12
Sweden vs Denmark
14:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 12
Great Britain vs Norway
14:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 12
Switzerland vs France
14:00 – Curling – Men’s Round Robin Session 12
Medal Event
14:03* – Freestyle Skiing – Ladies’ Ski Cross Finals
16:30 – Figure Skating – Ladies Short Program
16:30 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Play-offs Qualifications – Game 20
17:00 – Bobsleigh – Women’s Heat 1
18:10* – Bobsleigh – Women’s Heat 2
Switzerland vs United States
19:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 12
Canada vs Russian Federation
19:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 12
Japan vs Denmark
19:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 12
Sweden vs Germany
19:00 – Curling – Women’s Round Robin Session 12
19:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Play-offs Qualifications – Game 21
21:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Play-offs Qualifications – Game 22
February 24, 2010
10:00 – Alpine Skiing – Ladies’ Giant Slalom 1st Run
Medal Event
11:15 – Cross-Country Skiing – Men’s 4×10 km Relay Classic/Free
12:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Play-offs Quarterfinals – Game 23
Medal Event
13:00 – Speed Skating – Ladies’ 5000 m
Medal Event
13:15 – Alpine Skiing – Ladies’ Giant Slalom 2nd Run
16:30 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Play-offs Quarterfinals – Game 24
17:00 – Bobsleigh – Women’s Heat 3
17:00 – Short Track – Ladies’ 1000 m Heats
17:47 – Short Track – Men’s 500 m Heats
Medal Event
18:10* – Bobsleigh – Women’s Heat 4
Medal Event
18:26 – Short Track – Ladies’ 3000 m Relay Finals
19:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Play-offs Quarterfinals – Game 25
Medal Event
19:30 – Freestyle Skiing – Ladies’ Aerials Final
21:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Play-offs Quarterfinals – Game 26
February 25, 2010
9:00 – Curling – Women’s Semifinal
9:00 – Curling – Women’s Semifinal
10:00 – Nordic Combined – Individual LH/10 km CC – Competition Round
Medal Event
11:00 – Cross-Country Skiing – Ladies’ 4×5 km Relay Classic/Free
Medal Event
11:00 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Bronze Medal Game – Game 19
Medal Event
13:00 – Nordic Combined – Individual LH/10 km CC – 10 km
14:00 – Curling – Men’s Semifinal
14:00 – Curling – Men’s Semifinal
Medal Event
15:30 – Ice Hockey – Women’s Gold Medal Game – Game 20
Medal Event
17:00 – Figure Skating – Ladies Free Skating
Medal Event
18:00 – Freestyle Skiing – Men’s Aerials Final
February 26, 2010
Medal Event
9:00 – Curling – Women’s Bronze Medal Game
10:00 – Alpine Skiing – Ladies’ Slalom 1st Run
10:00 – Snowboard – Ladies’ PGS Qualification
Medal Event
11:30 – Biathlon – Men’s 4×7.5 km Relay
12:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Play-offs Semifinals – Game 27
12:15 – Snowboard – Ladies’ PGS 1/8 Finals
12:30* – Speed Skating – Men’s Team Pursuit Quarterfinals
12:51 – Snowboard – Ladies’ PGS Quarterfinals
13:00 – Bobsleigh – Four-Man Heat 1
13:09 – Snowboard – Ladies’ PGS Semifinals
13:20* – Speed Skating – Ladies’ Team Pursuit Quarterfinals
Medal Event
13:30 – Alpine Skiing – Ladies’ Slalom 2nd Run
Medal Event
13:31 – Snowboard – Ladies’ PGS Finals
14:07* – Speed Skating – Men’s Team Pursuit Semifinals
14:35* – Bobsleigh – Four-Man Heat 2
Medal Event
15:00 – Curling – Women’s Gold Medal Game
18:00 – Short Track – Men’s 500 m Quarterfinals
18:14 – Short Track – Ladies’ 1000 m Quarterfinals
18:30 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Play-offs Semifinals – Game 28
18:43 – Short Track – Men’s 500 m Semifinals
18:52 – Short Track – Ladies’ 1000 m Semifinals
Medal Event
19:14 – Short Track – Men’s 500 m Finals
Medal Event
19:24 – Short Track – Ladies’ 1000 m Finals
Medal Event
19:51 – Short Track – Men’s 5000 m Relay Finals
February 27, 2010
Medal Event
9:00 – Curling – Men’s Bronze Medal Game
10:00 – Alpine Skiing – Men’s Slalom 1st Run
10:00 – Snowboard – Men’s PGS Qualification
Medal Event
11:45 – Cross-Country Skiing – Ladies’ 30 km, Mass Start Classic
12:15 – Snowboard – Men’s PGS 1/8 Finals
12:30* – Speed Skating – Ladies’ Team Pursuit Semifinals
12:51 – Snowboard – Men’s PGS Quarterfinals
Medal Event
12:51 – Speed Skating – Men’s Team Pursuit Finals
13:00 – Bobsleigh – Four-Man Heat 3
13:09 – Snowboard – Men’s PGS Semifinals
Medal Event
13:13 – Speed Skating – Ladies’ Team Pursuit Finals
Medal Event
13:31 – Snowboard – Men’s Parallel Giant Slalom Finals
Medal Event
13:45 – Alpine Skiing – Men’s Slalom 2nd Run
Medal Event
14:35* – Bobsleigh – Four-Man Heat 4
Medal Event
15:00 – Curling – Men’s Gold Medal Game
16:30 – Figure Skating – Exhibition Gala
Medal Event
19:00 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Bronze Medal Game – Game 29
February 28, 2010
Medal Event
9:30 – Cross-Country Skiing – Men’s 50 km, Mass Start Classic
Medal Event
12:15 – Ice Hockey – Men’s Gold Medal Game – Game 30
17:30 – General – Closing Ceremony

Features of Nokia 5233

• Quad band GSM network
• 3.2-inch touchscreen display
• 2 megapixel Camera
• Stereo FM Radio
• 3.5mm headphone jack
• GPS with AGPS support
• Ovi Maps 3.0 application
• Music player
• Bluetooth
• miniUSB

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25-year-old skier,Lindsey Vonn has won back-to-back overall World Cup championships and is the most successful American woman skier in World Cup history.

The  Geological Survey reported the quake struck at 12:20 P.M. about 35 miles northwest of the community of Petrolia and nearly 50 miles west of Eureka. The shaking was felt within a 150-mile radius, as far north as southern Oregon and as far south as Sonoma County, according to the USGS Web site.

According to report,northern coast of California is the most seismically active area in the state, but the potential for damage and injuries there is smaller because it’s less populated.Everybody was very calm and just sort of waited it out.

There is no damaged and accidents happened as yet.In California,on 9th jan of 2010,there occurred a earthquake with 6.5 magnitude. Here is Video of last earthquake.