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Asif Raza Mir
is at a small musical gig tucked away in the shadowy confines of the Commune Artist Colony in Karachi
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Ayeshah Alam
Ayeshah Alam is no stranger to TV and radio audiences in Pakistan. She is a versatile, dynamic woman with
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Decorating With Chocolate Browns
Some people love chocolate. Wonderful appealing dark browns have been called "the new black" and look terrific with a wide variety of other colors. Now you can immerse yourself in deep rich
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Weather-proof BenQ M7 expected
Obviously, BenQ are set on expanding their mobile handsets portfolio even if their collaboration with Siemens didn't turn out right. The BenQ M7 will be their latest handset once it's officially announced...
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Asif doubtful for ODI series
Mohammad Asif is a doubtful starter for the ODI series against South Africa - commencing next week - due to an elbow injury. Asif will also not bowl any further during the second Test in Lahore. Asif went off the field on the third day of the Test, after
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Smith, Kallis stretch lead past 300
South Africa, inspired by an unbeaten 88-run partnership between Graeme Smith and Jacques Kallis, strengthened their grip on the second Test with an overall lead of 305 and eight wickets in hand - and two days' play to go. Earlier in the day, Pakistan
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Take 2 For Microsoft's 'White Space' Device
Microsoft isn't letting a little Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rejection keep it down. The company submitted a device to the agency today that shows the potential of using the interference buffer zones between television channels, called "white
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