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In the land of the rising sun 

Indian Music in World Championship Ice Skating

 

 

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Thursday Homework

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My Name is Joe

  
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Business Transfer


Begin forwarded message:

From: "Patrick K.W Chan" <phyfv001@ntnu.edu.tw>
Date: September 14, 2009 8:09:08 PM CDT
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
Subject: Business Transfer
Reply-To: patrickw_kchan00@yahoo.com.hk

I am Patrick Chan Executive Director & Chief financial officer
Hang Seng Bank Ltd. I have a business suggestion for you. I will need
you to assit me execute a business transfer from Hong Kong to your
country. I shall provide you with more information immediately i get a
positive response from you. If interested please contact me via email:
patrickw_kchan00@yahoo.com.hk

Kind Regards,
Patrick Chan

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What Stormtroopers do on Their Day Off

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Advice for yours truly

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Imperial Troops to take over Space Camp

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Best of Bollywood - Part One

The last six posts star Madhuri Dixit...one of Bollywood's bests.

My cousin and I got into a discussion on Facebook as to what our favorite Madhuri dances were.  It's not so easy to pick just one.  There are too many to choose from. 

Ek Do Teen (the last video posted) was a classic in it's own right - it launched Madhuri into instant (ie, overnight) stardom in the early 90s...but each song/dance she performed had a move or expression that made it great.  Aishwariya Rai's good too (see the 2nd to the last video posted), but Madhuri looked liked she was actually enjoying herself.  Her classical dance training plus the one choreographer (I forget her name) she worked with created a sensation that'll last for generations.

 

PS:  The choreographer's Saroj Khan.

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ek do teen (Tezaab)

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Dola Re Dola - Devdas

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