17 Again (Hollywood Movie)

17-Again(2009)

About a guy whose life didn`t quite turn out how he wanted it to and wishes he could go back to high school and change it. He wakes up one day and is seventeen again and gets the chance to rewrite his life.

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Vodafone Qatar to open retail store today at Landmark Mall

DOHA: Vodafone Qatar will officially open to the public today its first retail store at Landmark Mall. Vodafone customers who wish to pay their Flexi plan monthly payment using their bank account details can now do so at the store.

Vodafone Qatar officially launched its mobile services for the public on July 7 and opened its online store at www.vodafone.com.qa the same day. The website, which offers English and Arabic versions, has instructions on how customers can register, choose their numbers, avail of the promotions and get their Sim pack.

To join, customers should choose a Flexi plan they are comfortable with, open a Freedom account, select the number, and after going through this process comes the ‘Welcome Pack’ to get started. A Flexi plan is Vodafone’s monthly plan service that offers customers local and international calling, local and international SMS, roaming and mobile Internet. Customers will pay a single rate for local calls and another single rate for international calls.

The online purchase of Flexi plans are only for customers with Visa or Mastercard credit cards.

Customers who do not have credit cards and wish to purchase any of Vodafone Qatar’s Flexi plans can use their bank account details to purchase the plans at Vodafone’s retail locations here.

Vodafone’s Flexi plan includes the Flexi 110 where customers get a bonus value of QR20 and 110 free minutes; Flexi 220 with QR60 bonus value and 220 free minutes; Flexi 330 with a bonus value of QR140 and 330 free minutes; and Flexi 550 with QR300 bonus value and 550 free minutes. Vodafone will include Flexi 35 with QR2 bonus value and 35 free minutes; and Flexi 55 with QR5 bonus value and 55 free minutes later, and this can be purchased at their retail outlets.

THE PENINSULA

Sri Lanka on top as Pakistan hit new low

Colombo: Seamer Nuwan Kulasekera took a career-best 4-21 as Sri Lanka took early charge of the second cricket Test after bowling Pakistan out for a paltry 90 yesterday.
The tourists, electing to bat on a wicket that provided early assistance to the seamers, slumped to their lowest total against Sri Lanka after being reduced to 19-4 by the seventh over of the match.
Sri Lanka ended the opening day at 164-3 in reply, leaving them well-placed to build on the 50-run win in the first Test at Galle last week that gave them the lead in the three-match series. Skipper Kumar Sangakkara led the way with an unbeaten 81 after adding 54 for the second wicket with Tharanga Paranavitana and 51 for the third with Mahela Jayawardene.
Sri Lanka’s left-arm fast bowler Thilan Thushara chipped in with two wickets and spinner Ajantha Mendis dismissed the last three batsmen as Pakistan were shot out in 36 overs 45 minutes after lunch.
Former Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik was the lone batsman to defy the Sri Lankan bowlers at the P. Sara Oval, returning unbeaten on 39.
Pakistan caved in just as they had done in the second innings of the Galle Test where, needing 97 more to win on the fourth morning, they lost their last eight wickets for 46 runs.
Pakistan’s 117 at Galle was their lowest against Sri Lanka, but it took just one more innings to fall below that mark in a reckless display with the bat.
Eight batsmen failed to reach double figures, while debutant Fawad Alam was the second highest scorer after Malik with 16 in 81 minutes.
Pakistan batsman Misbah-ul Haq later denied the batsmen lacked temperament at the crease, but admitted such collapses “happen with Pakistan”.
“I don’t want to take the credit away from their bowlers, we all got out to good deliveries,” Misbah told reporters. “Kulasekera bowled really well. It was very difficult to play him with the ball seaming about. “These things happen with Pakistan. But we look forward to getting Sri Lanka out early tomorrow and (coming) back into the match.”
Kulasekera, 26, who leads the International Cricket Council’s rankings for one-day bowlers, showed he was equally adept at taking wickets in the traditional five-day format with a remarkable opening burst.
The right-arm seamer, who grabbed 4-71 at Galle, tore through the Pakistani top order in only his eighth Test with three wickets in 15 deliveries at the cost of just three runs.
Kulasekera said he was rewarded for sticking to the basics in helpful conditions. - AFP