realxed

after long time felt so relaxed like all the responsibilities of nothingness is shed up,want to just sit down in a luxury car and just sleep for hours an sip tea on mountain hill and see the sunset for hours and then again sleep for long time till the dawn...

travel part 2

lets start the never forget journey of life to conquest to find self in the mist of forest and chi chi sound of birds and vrooom passing by mobike na cars again the same question who are we what is here we belongs to what thing pulling us back is it time to think for past glrious years or time wants us to think a while dress a while and waite for the right time to start the never ending journey to find our right home of peace and rest in ever wondered earth filled soule restted journey for me jourmey is more than life its give me soo many questions answers which i can;t able to find alone no books have told one man have ever said even i can't say but just songs and few dialgoue few hints few dreams and few fear filled fact that is all we are made of desired desired destiny destiny and quest to reach beyound earth beyound everything just go with the wings..... hope i might start a new journey soon of knowldge of desire even in work or making any damn thing we got few time break and we think unimaginable we thing its from past or might be future or something we just can't think of we call it daydreamers hummm well no thought is guided though i thinki write someday might be thinker writer might be better blogger but again not a teacher of book not a rider of hook an dcertainly not a guide of tour not a programmer of ICU not a desinger of ....... and just me an me n my frineds in pure deli-ma of truth

hi aftyer loooong time wants to write something
i ride quite a long mean almost miles across a country within a small caled in and around pune,its nice ride sometimes tricky sometime scarry,sometime sear thrill some time pleasure and some time TURning point too i know pune quite well but still thing something missing in this city,u know what i mean pleasure driving divine sun blessful greenry,sothing flvour of food and above all smiling face of ppl cheering around not rally i am talking about just fun hope sun might gre from west but it will be called mudwa and might set in west its called east street and some trees might show u way to join the shadow of leaves an dask u to leave to new path new destiny i thing its time to be more open minded and move to new horizon called ROAD TRIP to NORTH through moutains rains and the wildest animal waiting for mingle to kiss the feet of sand on ocean beaware it could be your shadow apart,soooooooooooo lets gooooooooooo, tring tring  triga ;;;;;!

road less travel

Nobody knows how the roads of life are made,how is the engineer,who is the contractor and finally who is the worker who actually made the design into realities,but while travelling the road you

never knows when it come to an end,you keep on thinking is this the destiny of the road or you have taken the wrong path or somebody push you in wrong track or contractor made the road like this knowingly well there are so many questions n nobody have the answer, but still all of us keep on travelling with bundles of sins n deed ,well i guess only we choose the path somebody show us the destiny n as we think we almost grab it but latter we came to know its a beautiful mirage created by GOD which wants us to be a traveler, guide few fellow beings, make a mark,pause to take breath enjoy the moment and keep walking..,........

Ferrari

Ferrari took up racing. In 1919 he finished ninth at the Targa Florio. He ended up landing a job with Alfa Romeo and drove a modified production car in the 1920 Targa Florio. Ferrario managed to finish second.

In 1923 while racing at the Circuit of Sivocci at Ravenna he was approached by Count Enrico and Countess Paolina Baracca, the parents of the heroic Italian pilot Francesco Baracca. Francesco was known as the Italian ace of aces. He died on Mount Montello during the war. His parents gave Ferrari their son's squadron badge, which was the famous prancing horse on a yellow shield.

Enzo Ferrari was connected with Alfa Romeo for many years, however, he built only a few sports cars bearing his name and his famous prancing horse badge. In 1929 Enzo formed the Scuderia Ferrari with the aim of organizing racing for members. The Scuderia Ferrari team competed in 22 events and scored 8 victories and several good placings.

In 1940 Enzo Ferrari left Alfa Romeo and started a new company Auto-Avio Costruzioni Ferrari. During World War II the Ferrari workshop moved from Modena to Maranello. The workshop became a victim of the war in 1944 - it was leveled by bombs. A year after the war in 1946 the shop was rebuilt and work began on the first ever Ferrari motorcar, the 125 Sport. This car started a grand tradition of winning for Ferrari. Since it's first race in 1947, Ferrari's have had over 5,000 successes on race tracks around the globe.

In 1969 Enzo Ferrari sold 50% of Ferrari's share capital to the Fiat group.

various Ferrari models and images

348 Ferrari
Engine: DOHC, 32 Valve V8, 3405 cc Power: 300 bhp (224 kW) @ 7200 rpm Transmission: 5-speed manual Speed: 275 km/h (171+ mph) Acceleration: 0-100 km/h (62 mph): 5.4 s  0-161 km/h (100 mph): 12.2 s
355 Ferrari
Capacity: 3548 cm3 Output: 250/340 kW / PS Krútiaci torque (Max): 520 Nm Weight: 1 460 kg Acceleration: 4,9 s (Max): 290 km / h
360 Ferrari
Acceleration:4,3 sec. Top speed:300 km/h. Transmission:6 - speed manual Design:3,6 litre V8 engine Displacement:3586 cc Maximum Bhp:430 hp / 8500 rmp Length:4478 mm Width:1923 mm Height:1235 mm Weight:1450 kg
430 Ferrari
Acceleration:4,0 sec. Top speed:315 km/h. Transmission:6 - speed manual Design:4,3 litre V8 engine Displacement:4308 cc Maximum Bhp:490 hp / 8500 rmp
456 Ferrari
Capacity: 5500 cm3 Output: 300/408 kW / PS torque (Max): 540 Nm Weight: 1 420 kg Acceleration: 5.0 s (Max): 295 km / h
512 Ferrari
Displacement 4942 cc Power 421 bhp @ 6750 rpm Torque 360 lb ft @ 5500 rpm Redline 7000 rpm Top Speed 192 mph 0 - 62 mph 4.7 seconds 0 - 100 mph 11.2 seconds
550 Ferrari
Capacity: 5789 cm3 Output: 357/485 kW / PS torque (Max): 690 Nm Weight: 1 420 kg Acceleration: 4.4 s (Max): 302 km / h
575  Ferrari
Acceleration: 4,0 sec. Top speed: 325 km/h. Maximum Bhp 515 hp / 7250 rmp Length: 4550 mm Width: 1935 mm Height: 1277 mm Weight: 1730 kg
599 Ferrari
Configuration V12 Displacement 5999 cc Power 620 bhp @ 7600 rpm Torque 448 lb ft @ 5600 rpm BHP / Liter 103 bhp / 1 liter Redline 8400 rpm
612 Ferrari
Acceleration: 4,2 sec. Top speed: 320 km/h.  Bhp 540 hp / 7250 rmp Tires Front: 245/45R 18 Tires Back: 285/40R 19 Length: 4902 mm Width: 1957 mm Height: 1344 mm Weight: 1840 kg
California Ferrari
Configuration V8 32 valves DOHC Displacement 4.30 L | 262.4 cu in. | 4300.7 cc. Power 460.00 BHP (338.6 KW) @ 7500.00 RPM Torque 433.80 Ft-Lbs (588.2 NM) @ 5250.00 RPM BHP / Liter 107.0 BHP / Liter
Enzo Ferrari
Acceleration: 3,7 sec. Top speed: 350 km/h. Bhp 660 hp / 7800 rmp  Length: 4700 mm Width: 2040 mm Height: 1150 mm Weight: 1250 kg
P4/5 Ferrari
Configuration V12 Displacement 5998 cc  Power 660 bhp @ 4800 rpm Torque 485 lb ft @ 5500 rpm BHP / Liter 110 BHP / Weight 550 Redline 8200 rpm
Testarossa Ferrari
Acceleration: 6,2 sec. Top speed: 290 km/h. Transmission: 5 - speed manual Design: n/a V12 engine Displacement: n/a Maximum Bhp 380 hp / 5750 rmp

Play of sentiments 26/11

As we get accustomed to Serial Blasts happening taking place in different cities across India, and the usual condemns by the government and the role media plays in scrutinize those acts, but what happened on 26/11 is totally unpredictable. Some young spoiled brats came from sea route in the group of 10-12 and created mayhem across southern part of Mumbai, they have targeted our prestigious Taj, Oberoi Trident, Nariman House, Cama Hospital, CST railway station, Juhu Chowpati with free flow of bullets from AK-47 and hand grenades and also planted three bombs across the Taj hotel with eight kg of RDX with the clear intension to repeat 9/11 by demolishing the Taj hotel and creating havoc across the world

It took nearly 4 days to clear Taj, Nariman House and Oberoi Trident as the terrorists had taken hundreds of hostages. During these days, nearly 200 innocent people were killed by the terrorists. In this horrifying and shameful act, we have lost many businessmen, ordinary citizens, NSG soldiers, a few brave ATS top officials and policemen who fought with .303 rifles.

After such a horrifying incident, as a common citizen of India what do we expect from government is strict action against our neighboring country, but instead of any effective action what we heard from our egoistic and self-serving politicians are following irresponsible comments:

Kerala CM (Achuthanandan): "If it had not been (Major) Sandeep's house, not even a dog would have glanced that way."

India HM (Shivraj Patil): "Before I could reach there, the terrorists who had attacked one of the hospitals, the Cama Hospital, had left and those who attacked the railway station had also left."

Maharastra HM (RR Patil): "Itne bade shahar me ekhada hadsa ho jata hai" (An untoward incident like this can happen in such a big city like Mumbai).”

Maharastra CM (Vilasrao Deshmukh): No comments on probe till operation is complete.

After quoting those words in public the maximum measure Indian government took was asking for resignation and asking some of them for apologies but no action is taken against LeT which is responsible for these terror attacks.

Indian government has asked for the ISI chief to meet which the Pak government denied, after which the Indian government gave a list of terrorists to hand over. Pak’s response was: “Pakistan will not hand over terror suspects”.And adding to chaos, our Minister for External Affairs said, “We won’t take any military action against them,” which latter on was denied by a government official.

With election round the corner, present Indian government is speechless on what to say and what to do, while every other party wants to take opportunity to play this card and Play with sentiments.

following are few people with their emotion shown on banner who gathered near Taj on 3 dec.

TOp 20 Car Chases

20: The Dark Knight

Considering that the Batmobile is Batman’s best-known asset, certainly more famous than his teenage sidekick, it’s a surprise there aren’t more classic car chases in the Caped Crusader’s canon. That's something Christopher Nolan has attempted to redress, with a breathless freeway pursuit in Batman Begins and this relentless rolling battle from the Dark Knight. Having the mortally stricken Tumbler disgorge a combat motorcycle before it self-destructs is a master stroke that had cinema audiences cheering and might even provoke an involuntary whoop when you watch on DVD.

19: Who Am I?

Best known for his fearless physical stunts in a long series of light-hearted chopsocky movies, Jackie Chan here puts his own signature twist on the car chase. The principal innovation is the employment of loose gravel as a weapon.

18: Freebie and The Bean

One of countless 1970s cop dramas characterized by squealing tyres and wild automotive destruction, Freebie and The Beandeserves a mention just for The Bean’s sheer good sense. How many other hard-driving American cops had the foresight to bring a helmet along in case a high speed pursuit came up?

17: Taxi

The only foreign language film on our countdown but the international language of fearless stunt work is understood in any country with more than 100 yards of tarmac. If you've only ever seen the Hollywood remake, you haven't seen Taxi. Be sure to hunt down the French original.

6: The Fast and the Furious

The Fast and the Furious is a film franchise that exists purely to house some of the most unapologetically, irredeemably irresponsible driving stunts in cinema. It’s hard to pick one example from a franchise that consistently does the same thing over and over again so very well but most fans of the series will always have a soft spot for the first movie. Click over to our 2009 movie preview for a look at the next installment.

15: To Live & Die in LA

Director William Friedkin’s unabashed attempt to match the high octane thrills of his earlier French Connection, To Live & Die in LAis a brilliant but almost forgotten cop thriller from the 1980s that is ripe for rediscovery. Or, given the current paucity of creativity in Tinseltown, a remake.

14: The Cannonball Run

No mention of the art of high-speed entertainment would be complete without a mention of that mustachioed master of mechanical mayhem Burt Reynolds. Grinning genially as he taunted hapless law enforcement officers, he epitomised that last hurrah of old fashioned irresponsibility in a world increasingly dominated by the safe and sensible. That he also inspired The Fall Guy and the Dukes of Hazzard should in no way diminish our appreciation of the last happy-go-lucky outlaw of the wide open spaces. And of course we couldn’t talk about Burt without at least one quick peek at Smokey and the Bandit.

13: Gone in 60 Seconds

The original Gone in 60 Seconds didn’t have a car chase. It was a car chase. A labour of love for director/star H.B. Halicki it had practically no scripted dialogue, just a general story outline draped over a number of automotive set pieces. Together with the preponderance of non-actors performing on set, the resultant effect is not dissimilar to the pornography of the day, but with Ford Mustangs instead of young women.

12: McQ

In the car-chase crazy Seventies even John Wayne was a tough uncompromising cop in an ugly car. The Duke traded in his horse for a Plymouth Belvedere and called upon the services of stuntman (and later Cannonball Run director) Hal Needham. The central chase itself was innovative for taking place on a beach – occasioning generous use of windscreen wipers – and featuring the first staged rollover of a car in movies.

11: The Matrix Reloaded

Computer generated effects are generally considered to be the poor relation when it comes to car chases but this seamless blend of CGI and practical effects filmed on a specially-constructed 1.4 mile loop of three-lane highway on a decommissioned navy base, is a masterclass in how to combine digital trickery with old-fashioned petrolhead derring-do. Other innovations include teleporting twins and in-car kung fu. General Motors reputedly lent over 300 vehicles to the Wachowski brothers for this sequence. None survived.

10: Quantum of Solace

The Man With the Golden Gun and Thunderball were both considered for this list but variety is the spice of life, so we elected for just one example from the rich Bond heritage: The adrenalin-soaked opening sequence of Quantum of Solace features Daniel Craig’s Bond transporting a captured criminal mastermind from Lake Garda to Siena while pursued by agents of the shadowy Quantum organization. It’s a thrilling object lesson in how to capture the sheer danger of high speed driving and show it to people who are far too sensible to ever do it themselves. Apart from the destruction on camera one unlucky Aston Martin employee wrote off a £160,000 DBS while delivering it to the set, driving it into Lake Garda in poor weather conditions. To add insult to injury he was also fined £400 for dangerous driving.

9: Terminator 2

Not strictly a car chase, it’s true, a movie that was essentially one long chase from start to finish, employing trucks, motorcycles, cars and plain old fashioned running. It all climaxed with this sequence, where a helicopter chases a van underneath a flyover before all the principals change vehicles and start again. Could not be ignored.

8: Vanishing Point

Part of the ‘car as the extension of the man’ aesthetic that reached its apotheosis in Steven Spielberg’sDuel. A slight plot involving a hopped-up car delivery driver and a reckless bet supports a manic chase from Denver to San Francisco. Like its close relativeTwo Lane Blacktop the movie hasn’t dated well but traces of its nihilistic destructive glee can be detected in modern genre movies such as Quentin Tarantino’sDeath Proof.

7: The Blues Brothers

Featuring what must surely be the first indoor car chase, The Blues Brothers is one long destruction derby interrupted by a few classic Stax tunes. The movie is distinguished also by some of the most comical in-car bickering in car chase history.

6: Ronin

Combining dauntless seat-of-the pants driving with an omniscient computer controller and some neat bazooka sunroof work, Roninhas one of the most admired movie car chases of the modern era. It manages to incorporate genuinely high speeds unadulterated by camera trickery, some classic market stall destruction and a devil-may-care approach to roadworks that is the envy of every British road user.

5: Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior

Mad Max was a hugely influential movie, spawning an entire post-apocalyptic aesthetic that still crops up in movies, pop videos and fetish clubs today. The climactic chase - where a motley army of biker crazies pursue Max across the featureless Australian desert in order to obtain some of the last petrol left on Earth - is indisputably one of the great set pieces of action cinema.

4: The Bourne Identity

Not just the most deadly assassin ever to have been trained by America’s espionage agencies, Jason Bourne is also that car-crazy country’s most skilled defensive (and occasionally offensive) driver. The Bourne series features more than one breathtaking ‘passenger’s eye view’ race though busy city traffic, but the amnesiac killing machine’s deliciously irresponsible employment of a Mini Cooper in The Bourne Identity is probably his most memorable.

3: French Connection

A career-defining role for Gene Hackman who might otherwise be remembered as the comedy villain in the Superman movies, The French Connection improved on its true life source material with the addition of a high speed car-versus-train chase though the streets of Brooklyn. Combining big studio production values with guerilla film-making sensibilities (at least one of the car crashes filmed was a genuine accident) The French Connection is a true one-off.

2: The Italian Job

The Italian Job is a catalogue of everything that is great about Britain, from Noël Coward and gay gangsters to Benny Hill and CCTV. The centerpiece of the film is the exuberantly silly pursuit out of Turin, featuring plucky British Minis demonstrating their essential superiority over laughable Italian cars. The car chase might traditionally be seen as an American innovation, but Michael Caine shows the Yanks that when we want to drive like maniacs though a sewer system, we can.

1: Bullitt

Undeniably the ultimate car chase. Bullitt got everything right: It had Lalo Schifrin’s score, by turns haunting, cool, and heat-pumping. It had an inspired choice of location, which allowed suspension-punishing jumps as well as tight cornering and raw speed. Most of all though, it had Steve McQueen, quite evidently driving the car in even the most dangerous shots and projecting an icy determination to get the job done, no matter how many Kwik-Fit Fitters would have to pick up the pieces afterwards.