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chery qq - Maximum power (Kw/rpm) - 38/6000 (not bhp) Therefore bhp should be ~ 51..

I have used Endomondo around Moratuwa on an Android phone without data from the sim. It does take sometime to get a lock and you have to keep the phone outside till it gets the lock and then can be kept in the pocket.

Can you check the original charger output? Some phones with micro usb charging port requires minimum of 500mA to charge and if less it would say insufficient power etc.

Sorry for going OT, Fixing more than 3GB on Win Vista 32Bit will NOT crash the system. My machine came with 4GB ram on Win Vista 32Bit and has been running for 2 years with no crashes. Only it shows around 3.1GB for RAM.

Boy-racer cars with extreme exhausts http://cars.uk.msn.com/features/photos.aspx?cp-documentid=155052290&ocid=today http://cars.uk.msn.com/features/photos.aspx?cp-documentid=155052290&page=18 http://cars.uk.msn.com/features/photos.aspx?cp-documentid=155052290&page=26 http://cars.uk.msn.com/features/photos.aspx?cp-documentid=155052290&page=26

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This is annoying!! Can you please stop advertising your services indirectly on this forum!! How many times do you want to mention the Rs 15,000 loss you had from not getting that ONE job! Please move on as Dilesh said!

more like an infection... quite sad, about the state of AL, these days...

and lock the OT threads...

agree totally with what you say...

another observation is that if you have cold air from the A/C blowing to the windscreen through the demist vents for quite some time, a mist can be formed on the outside of the windscreen. This could happen even when the vent settings are normal (blowing into the car through the top or/and lower vents) AND there is a small amount of air getting leaked out from the vents under the windscreen.

maybe he just had an accident..

I think its a JI number given the model of the car. The number plate screw seems to be positioned next to the J making it look like 3.

The agent is General Sales Co Ltd [#####]

thought of sharing this random rc car video here... http://www.metacafe.com/watch/223901/havin...th_our_rc_cars/

http://www.police.lk/divisions/traffic_act...to_be_taken.asp Traffic Police - Action to be taken in the Eve of an Accident It is defined in Section: 161(1) of the Motor Traffic Act 1. (a). If a motor vehicle meets with an accident on a highway, it is the duty of the driver to attend to the following i. immediately stop the vehicle; ii Furnish his name and address, the name and address of the owner of the vehicle, the distinctive number of the vehicle and other particulars relating thereto, if requested so to do by any person to whom, or by the owner or person in charge of the property or the animal to which, the injury has been caused, or by any Police Officer or Grama Seva Niladhari; iii In any case where the person to whom injury has been caused so requests, or if he is unconscious or if the injury caused to that person appears to endanger life, take that person immediately to a hospital or to a medical practitioner, and thereafter report the accident forthwith to the officer in charge of the nearest Police Station ; and iv In every case not referred to in paragraph (iii), report the accident forthwith to the officer in charge of the nearest Police Station. (. The owner of the motor vehicle, whether or not he was present at the time of the accident, shall on demand by any Police Officer or Grama Seva Niladhari, furnish all information in his possession as to the name, address, description, antecedents and whereabouts of the driver of the vehicle and of every person in the vehicle at the time of the accident. Every such owner who, in compliance with any such demand, gives any information pertaining to his knowledge is false or in any particular misleading, shall be guilty of an offence under this Act. ©. Every, person, other than the driver, who was in the vehicle at the time of the accident shall ; i Furnish his name and address and all such information as may be in his possession as to the names and addresses of the driver and of the owner of the vehicle and the distinctive number of the vehicle and other particulars relating thereto, if requested so to do by any person to whom, or the owner or person in charge of the property or animal to which, the injury has been caused, or by any Police Officer or Grama Seva Niladhari ; or ii Within twenty-four hours of the accident communicate his name and address and the fact that he was in the vehicle at the time of the accident to the officer in charge of a Police Station. 2. Where in any accident due to the use of a motor vehicle on a highway any injury is caused to any person, and the driver of the motor vehicle on being requested so to do by a Police Officer or a Grama Seva Niladhari, or by the person who has been injured or any other person acting on his behalf, does not at the time produce the certificate of insurance or of security relating to that vehicle – (a) The driver shall, as soon as possible, and in any case within twenty-four hours of the occurrence of the accident, produce such certificate for inspection at the nearest Police Station; Provided, however, that no person shall be deemed to have contravened the provisions of this subsection by reason only of his failure to produce such certificate, if, before the expiry of a period of five days from the date on which the production of the certificate was so required, he produces the certificate in person at such Police Station as may have been specified by him on that date; ( The owner of the motor vehicle shall give such information as may be required by a Police Officer for the purpose of determining whether or not the vehicle was being driven in contravention of the provisions of section 99 at the time when the driver was required to produce the certificate. 3. i Duties of the Police When an Accident is reported. ii Information to be recorded. iii Immediately to proceed to the scene of accident. iv Dispatch injured to the hospital without delay. v To make observations and to take down the sketch of the accident and to clear for traffic or to divert traffic. vi Commence investigations and record all evidence. 4. Settlement of a Trivial Accident If the inquiries or damages caused are of minor nature and damages are of trivial nature and if parties are willing to come to a settlement it should be allowed. However, the Police have the right to file a plaint for rash and negligent driving. If the damage caused involved Govt/Public property Police will take legal action. Police will take action to release such vehicles involved in minor accidents without delay having tested mechanical condition of the vehicles, and all other accidents where damages caused are heavy Police will get the RMV to examine the vehicles and release vehicles. 5. Prosecutions in Accidents In all accidents, Police will take action when there is sufficient evidence to prosecute offenders other than trivial accidents. In certain trivial accidents if parties are willing to come to a settlement where slight negligence on the part of the offending driver is surfaced, action would not be taken to prosecute. However power of prosecution in Courts is vested with the Police. In all serious accidents Police should file plaints having consulted Hon. A.G. in prosecuting offending drivers. Fatal Accidents: In all fatal accidents files will be submitted to Hon. A.G. seeking advice to file plaint against the offending driver. In certain cases Hon. A.G. would initiate action in High Courts and in some cases in Magistrate Courts all depending on the gravity of the accident. Parties are summoned by warning to appear in Courts by Police or issue of summons by the respective Courts. ...

http://www.dialog.lk/en/broadband/products/speed1.html seems they have a fair usage policy...4Gb for the 1Meg speed... http://www.dialog.lk/en/broadband/images/o...sage_policy.jpg http://www.sltnet.lk/tariff.html no limits on the normal slt packages except the Rs1000/= one...

haha kinda true about Russel...

russell peters... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24Ryj1ywoqw

http://www.waycoolinc.com/z3/essentials/fi...oe/shifting.htm

Talking to the BBC, Mr Hill said the incident "had some bearing" on Emirates' decision not to renew its contract. "Basically the flights had been full for several months and we weren't able to accommodate that number of people - we were talking about 35 seats here. "And so we asked them if there was a possibility that only the president and his close relatives could travel, and we probably would have been able to accommodate them with three or four seats. "But obviously we weren't able or prepared to offload 35 previously booked customers, basically taking the whole of our premium cabin and 17 seats in economy, at that short notice. " http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/7175527.stm

Colombo (PTI): Sri Lankan Airlines will come under government control from April, ending weeks of uncertainty than began with revoking of visa for the airways British Chief after President Mahinda Rajapaksa's entourage failed to get bookings to get back home from London last month. The British head of the Airlines Peter Hill got attached with the airline in 1998 after the Dubai-based Emirates Airlines took over its management. While the government owns 51 per cent share in the Sri Lankan Airlines, the Middle Eastern airline has 43.6 per cent stakes in it. Hill's work visa was revoked last month by the government here apparently over the national carrier's "refusal" to provide seats to Rajapakse and his delegation in an over-booked flight back home from London. The President was rushing bome last week from London for the crucial third reading of the budget in Parliament after watching the passing out of his son Yoshitha from the Royal Britannia Naval College in Dartmouth. But, the Sri Lankan Airlines reportedly refused to clear 35 seats for the government team on an over-booked flight from London via Maldives to Colombo on December 13. The President eventually returned to Colombo on December 14 on a charter flight with Mihin Air, a budget carrier wholly owned by the Sri Lankan government. However, Sri Lanka's Board of Investment (BOI) chief Dhammika Perera had said that Hill's work visa had been revoked in the "public interest" after the company refused to accede to several government requests. http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/003200801071323.htm http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/006200801071022.htm http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/News/I...how/2643443.cms http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/worl...icle3074462.ece ps: check the comments on the timesonline link

ya in the funniest moments thread