My Name is Khan Official Trailer HQ Released 17 Dec 2009

The trailer for My Name Is Khan will be released on 16 December 2009 at 10pm across all Star TV channels. It will then be broadcast throughout other news and media outlets. The theatrical debut of the trailer will appear with James Cameron's Avatar.[7] The film is slated for global release to theaters on 12 February 2010



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Obama Steps for Next Year Against Iran?

Time is almost up for the Obama administration’s “dual-tracked” approach to Iran. As the Islamic Republic keeps rejecting the administration’s diplomatic outreach and moving forward with its nuclear program, the administration is primed to turn to the U.N. Security Council early next year to seek authorization for a program of multilateral sanctions enforced by Iran’s major trading partners. Perhaps if U.N. ambassador Susan Rice finds that to be an insurmountable challenge, President Obama will seek to assemble his own coalition to enforce a sanctions package. Either way, unless there’s a major breakthrough with Iran very shortly, this will be the path the administration will most likely — and most reluctantly — tread.

But notice a line at the toward the end of Obama’s Nobel acceptance speech about sanctions, coming in the context of a reflection on how to make human-rights guarantees meaningful. It carries with it a tantalizing hint about how diplomacy might proceed with Iran even if Obama wins a new sanctions package.

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How to Prepare Mexican Cookies For Christmas

1. Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.

2. Blend the sugar and shortening in an electric mixer. Add the egg and milk.

3. Mix the flour, salt, hazelnuts, almond extract, ground cloves and cinnamon into the dough. Form into a ball, cover and refrigerate for 3 hours.

4. Remove the dough from the refrigerator and knead it with your hands. Sprinkle the dough with some flour to prevent it from sticking and roll out on a large flat surface.

5. Cut the dough using cookie cutters or a small knife (use whatever shapes you like). Place on a lightly greased cookie sheet.

6. Bake for 8 to 10 minutes until golden brown. Sprinkle with colored powdered sugar while still warm, if desired.

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Find the IP Address of the URL

1. The first step is to have a URL that you would like to translate into an IP address. For this tutorial, we'll use www.ehow.com.

2. Next, open a command prompt window. Click on the Start button, and then choose Run. In the Run dialog box, type "cmd" (without the quotation marks) and then Enter. Or, instead of going to Run, you can go to Programs, Accessories, and then Command Prompt to bring up the window.

3. Now, in the command prompt window, type in "nslookup www.ehow.com" substituting your web address in the command, and then press Enter. What is returned is the IP address of the website. In this case, it is 63.123.155.104.

4. You can use this in your web browser in place of the URL by typing in "http://63.123.155.104" in the address bar, and you will be taken to eHow.com.

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Christmas Party Decoration

1. Decorate several small trees with candy canes and popcorn strings, and scatter them around the house.

2. For a centerpiece, decorate a small tree with individually wrapped candy and party favors.

3. Use strings of lights, your fireplace and scented candles as your only lighting to create a more intimate and festive mood.

4. Print short Christmas carols, poems and stories on thick, good-quality parchment paper in a calligraphy font. Place four carols or poems on each page. Fold the pages and tear them apart to give them a rough look, and then decorate the edges with glitter.

5. Scatter these around on tabletops and hang them from doorknobs with ribbon. Guests can take them home as favors.

6. Hang stockings already filled with presents from the mantle to give the illusion that Santa just left.

7. Fill green and red coffee mugs with bunches of different colored candy canes, and scatter them around your home. Or fill the mugs with red and green M&Ms.

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Lifetime Achievement award for MJ in next Grammy

Michael Jackson is to receive a special Lifetime Achievement award at next year’s Grammy Awards.

It will be the 14th Grammy for the late singer – who died in June.

He joins the likes of Bobby Darin, Leonard Cohen and Loretta Lynn who’ll also be honoured at a special ceremony a day before the big show airs in January.

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How to Decorate Your Outdoor With Christmas Lights

1. Sketch the outside of your house, indicating its width and length. Include the locations of any available outlets in your sketch.
2. Figure out and measure where your lights will go - along the eaves, around the windows, on each tree branch? Add an extra 30 feet or so to allow for the pitch of the roof. Measure the height of bushes and the height of the sections of any trees you want to light.

3. Figure out how many strings of lights you'll need based on your measurements; strings come in lengths from 25 lights to 200 lights. (For trees and bushes, figure on about 50 lights per foot of height, or double that number if you're using miniature lights.)

4. Decide what style of lights you want to use: solid, chasing or blinking? Miniature or full-size (C-7 or C-9)? White or colored?

5. Shop for lights and test them before you start hanging them. (See "How to Buy Outdoor Christmas Lights" and "How to Test Outdoor Christmas Lights," under Related eHows.)

6. Make sure your ladder is long enough to reach and that you have a secure place to set it up. It's best to have a helper to hold the ladder for you.

7. Use plastic light clips to hang the strings from your gutters and eaves. They are safer for the wires than a staple gun and much easier to remove.

8. Light your trees by starting at the base of the trunk and wrapping the lights around in a spiral. Work your way to the end of each branch, wrapping the lights around each individual branch.

9. Use full-size C-9 bulbs on evergreens. Start at the top and zigzag the lights through the center of the tree or bush, getting wider with the tree's or bush's shape.

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Few Ideas to come into Christmas Spirit

1. Shop early. Nothing takes away the Christmas spirit like fighting for parking and struggling through crowds.

2. Wish people that you meet in stores and other casual environments a happy holiday. Say it with a smile.

3. Drop spare coins in the Salvation Army collection buckets.

4. Do something nice for someone. Offer to baby-sit so a friend can do her Christmas shopping, take cookies to your neighbors, or shovel an elderly neighbor's walk.

5. Volunteer your time to a worthy holiday cause. Even if you are busy, you can spare an hour or two to help people less fortunate than yourself.

6. Organize a drive at work or in your neighborhood. Collect food and personal items and donate them to a local shelter for the homeless or for battered women.

7. Play Christmas music.

8. Watch Christmas movies. "It's a Wonderful Life" is a good one for reviving a flagging Christmas spirit, as is "How the Grinch Stole Christmas."

9. Read "A Christmas Carol" and "A Child's Christmas in Wales."

10. Decorate your house for the holidays.

11. Don't spend more money than you have. Anxiety over after-Christmas bills can ruin your holiday.

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