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First Name: Katrina
Last Name.: Kaif
Birthdate...: July 16, 1984
Eye Colour.: Light Brown
Height........: 5' 8½" (1.74 m)
Nick Name.: Kat

Katrina Kaif is a model turned actress and has a voluptuous figure which makes her very popular amongst the bollywood fans. She was born on 16 July, 1984.

She made her debut in the movie "Boom" in which she was hardly given any clothes to be worn, which in turn helped to push her career in the industry. She has been dating Salman Khan and can be seen having Coffee at Coffee Café Day - Bandar (Bandstand) a place very popular amongst the love birds.

Katrina is a cross breed - Half Indian / Half English. Her father is and NRI and her mother is English, which makes her poor at Hindi. She has already done few movies down south and seems to be a popular face already. Not many have gained the fans and popularity as a new entrant as Katrina has done. Katrina promises a lot to her fans and has lots left to be proven.

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Source : lollycelebpic.blogspot.com

A Video Report

ROME (AP)—Barcelona beat Manchester United 2-0 on Wednesday night to win the European Champions League for the second time in four seasons, dominating behind goals from Samuel Eto’o and Lionel Messi.

Eto’o put the Spanish champions ahead in the 10th minute at the Stadio Olimpico. The three-time African player of the year from Cameroon took a pass from Andres Iniesta, cut around defender Nemanja Vidic and beat Edwin van der Sar. The goalkeeper got a touch on the right-footed shot but couldn’t keep it from going in at the near post.
Messi, a 21-year-old star of Argentina’s national team, easily won the glamour duel with reigning FIFA Player of the Year Cristiano Ronaldo. Messi scored on a header in the 70th off a cross from Xavi Hernandez, his ninth goal of the tournament and his first in 11 games against English opponents.
Messi, who had 38 of Barcelona’s 153 goals this season, set off colorful celebrations at one end of the stadium, filled with 62,467 fans, and left the other end in silence.
In its first season under coach Pep Guardiola, who started as a ball boy at Camp Nou, Barcelona won Europe’s top club competition for the third time following victories in 1992 and 2006. It also swept Spain’s La Liga and Copa del Rey.
Manchester United, which won the Premier League, English League Cup and Club World Cup, was trying to become the first team to win consecutive European titles since AC Milan in 1989-90. The Red Devils also won the tournament in 1968 and 1999.
United was thoroughly outplayed. South Korean winger Park Ji-sung became the first Asian to play in a Champions League final and almost scored in the opening minute but his shot was deflected wide after Ronaldo’s free kick was blocked by goalkeeper Victor Valdes.
In an effort to tie the score, United manager Alex Ferguson brought on Carlos Tevez for midfielder Anderson at the start of the second half, then added Berbatov for Park in the 66th. Ferguson’s final move was to insert Paul Scholes for Ryan Giggs in the 75th.

United defender Rio Ferdinand, and Barcelona forward Thierry Henry and Iniesta all started after overcoming injuries. It was the first Champions League title for Henry, who played for the Arsenal team that lost to Barcelona in 2006

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Source : World Soccer Gallery

Pos		Name	P																						PTS
1		Man Utd	38																						90
2		Liverpool	38																						86
3		Chelsea	38																						83
4		Arsenal	38																						72
5		Everton	38																						63
6		Aston Villa	38																						62
7		Fulham	38																						53
8		Tottenham	38																						51
9		West Ham Utd	38																						51
10		Manchester City	38																						50
11		Wigan Athletic	38																						45
12		Stoke City	38																						45
13		Bolton	38																						41
14		Portsmouth	38																						41
15		Blackburn	38																						41
16		Sunderland	38																						36
17		Hull City	38																						35
18		Newcastle	38																						34
19		Middlesbrough	38																						32
20		WBA	38																						32