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Monday, 8 August 2011
Bollywood Film Actress Katrina Kaif The Hotest and cute Lady n girl n women In the world Fires AK-56 Rifle
The world’s most beautiful actress Katrina Kaif proved herself to be the most courageous and challenging actress by firing AK-56 rifle when invited to Nausherain the state of Jammu and Kashmir for the Independence special edition of a TV show.
Katrina Kaif also did some rock-climbing and river rafting to make the show more interesting. The soldiers were astonished when saw the actress fitness and stamina levels.
According to the source:
“Katrina loves trying new sports and activities for films and for leisure. She loves pushing her stamina to the next level.”
Barbie girl learned to ride a bike and also indulged in hardcore scuba-diving for Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara and has proved herself as an action girl.
Katrina Kaif, is well known for her soft roles, but she always wanted to do an action-oriented film and her wish is going to be true in her next flick, and that will be her own production.
The actress confirms:
“I wanted to do a kick-ass action flick for the longest. Not too many such roles are written for actresses in our cinema. I don’t want to play the action girl with a masculine kind of physique. I want her to be sexy, yet athletic and agile. I am working on it.”
The actress has hired a trainer from abroad to gear herself for an action flick, and the trainer will join Katrina in the first half of 2011 to get her prepare for the role.
Bollywood Films Director Farah Khan Publishes Her Autobiography in Full Details
India’s top most film director and choreographer Farah Khan set to publish her autobiography. This book focuses on her odyssey from childhood deprivation to huge Bollywood success and fame and is written by Nasreen Munni Kabir who is a UK based writer. Farah believes her to be the right person to write her story. The book reveals all her life story. Khan says that the book will spare no details about her life i.e her upbringing and her life in the Indian film industry.
Khan in an interview said :
Khan in an interview said :
“My brother Sajid and I grew up under the most demanding conditions,My kids have it all, so I am trying to make them understand the real value of things.”
The 46 years old Dancer Farah khan blowed in her acting skills on five months of constant shooting and made her first acting debut in ‘Sharin farhan’, directed by Bela Sehgal. She is so willed and determined for her acting debut that she is even ready to give up her initial job as a choreographer.
Farah Khan in an interview sigh’s :
“I go into acting in October. Then it’s goodbye to choreography, at least for some time now. After that I will direct my next film.”
Farah Khan also got international recognition from her work in the Hollywood hits like Vanity Fair, Monsoon wedding and Bombay Dreams. She has also made special appearance in ‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’ with the director Nikhil Advani.

Make-up trends 2011: Must-have colors of the new season
Season 2011 stands out as a very tender in terms of chromatic proposed in makeup. The shades are mostly psychedelic, eclectic, extravagant, and emphasis is in most leading collections, on monochromatic. It returns therefore to uniformly and increased applied makeup using the eyeliner or false eyelashes, but also dual play of lights and shadows is found in current trends. The must-have colors for eyelids makeup are more than ever, reflecting the different views of each designer about the direction of contemporary fashion.
Must-have colors
Purple
Purple is the essential shade of the makeup kit of season. Can be worn individually, applied all over the eyelid and outlining also the upper eyelid, or integrated into a cat eyes makeup, smoky type, ideal for evening. You can opt for shades like lavender or magenta.
Green
Green was included in the previous spring trends, but in 2011 solidified its status as must-have shade. It was on the catwalk of famous designers such as Christian Dior, Alberta Ferretti and Jason Wu and was presented in iridescent metallic textures or in summer combinations such as yellow and smoky green.
Try:
Green turquoise and turquois
These variations between green and turquoise have translated the designers passion for vibrant colors specifics for the warm season. Green turquoise and turquoise are ideal for tanning skin and put in value the iris shade. It’s important to fade with a concealer when you approach it and apply many coats of mascara, to highlight the delimitation of the eyelid.
Remain in trends:
Orange
Orange is a shade which surprises by steadfastness that gives proof in makeup trends. Orange is by definition an ideal shade for blue iris, but you can combine with shades of blue, chocolate brown and even purple. Derek Lam proposes for spring 2011 the liquid eyeliner orange shade, applied with the precision of a rigid brush and balanced with a silver illuminator.
Reddish shades
Reddish shade is demanding in daily approach, so make-up artists have chosen to fade with a cream blush or to intensify the look conjuring the inner lining with a soft khol. Reddish was present especially on Nina Ricci catwalk and was pulled out vigorously, eyebrows being dimmed to enhance the dramatic shade.
New entry:
Yellow
Yellow is a color found rarely in trends, and the 2011 is operating to the chapter season trend alert tones, consistent with substance, amounting the iris. Monochromatic yellow is addressed in Peter Som’s collection, the internal corner is lighted by a silver eye shadow. For added drama, use black liquid eyeliner for a conturing the upper eyelid.
Pink
Among the multitude of vibrant shades offered in non-conformist Christian Dior show for spring-summer 2011, we counted candy pink. From roze to fuchsia, pink had a monopoly in the new entry shades and it’s designed for bold women. Avoid to match this shade with a pink lipstick, choose rather red shades or keep neutral line choosing nude lips.
False-eyelashes
Taking into account about the monochromatic style application of blush proposed for this season, designers have brought in attention of beauty editors false-eyelashes. They outline the eyelids and increase dramatic. Inspire yourself from the Lanvin show and even used false-eyelashes in combination with a beige blush.

Bollywood Hollywood Lollywood Latest makeup trends 2011 in the world
Mineral makeup has been taking the world by storm in the last few years. It is made up of 100 percent micronized minerals, The Make up contains no chemicals that are harsh to the skin. One of the key points of Mineral make up is that you wont find talc, fillers, rice powders, fragrance, silicones, chemicals, mica, wax, or dye in any of the products. Mineral makeup is suitable for all skin conditions including super sensitive and dry skin
Lipstick Drama: Full red lips make a classic style statement. But there are a couple of red lipstick rules. First, choose the right shade depending on your skin tone. Brighter shades of red look better on lighter skin while darker complexions need a slightly maroon shade. Second, red lipstick tends to bleed. So don’t forget to line your lips first.Retro Chic: Draw all the attention to your eyes with bright bold shades of eye shadow. Yes, shades! Pick two or three fun colours from different colour families. Yellow, green, turquoise, bright orange or shocking pink are the perfect colours to play up your eye make-up with. Remember to apply a neutral base first and work your way from out to in.
Bridal Makeup, Wedding Day is the most important day in the life of a woman and every young girldesires to look at her best on this blessed day in her life. Here are some tips to make you look as gorgeous as a queen:
Makeup is a necessity in this world and honestly, it is one of those things that is never going to go away. In this particular blog, we make sure to keep you updated on the latest and greatest trends and honestly, that is what we are going to go into. Spring is not a hard month at all for makeup, but if you do not know the trends it can be difficult.

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Hina Rabbani Khar
Hina Rabbani Khar was born on January 19, 1977 in Multan. Proud of her ancestral village and all that life gave her, Hina is a buoyantly zestful lady. A graduate of ‘University of Massachusetts - USA’, she has all that it takes to be a leader. A businesswoman by profession, she graduated with a B.Sc. (Hons) from Lahore University of Management Sciences in 1999, and received her M.Sc. degree in Management from University of Massachusetts, U.S.A in 2001.
She has her roots in Village ‘Khar Gharbi’ located in Tehsil Kot Addu, and politically affiliated now with PPPP. She got elected as Member of National Assembly (MNA) in 2008 elections from NA-177, Muzaffargarh-II for the second time. Earlier, she won the elections in 2002 from the platform of PML-Q and was the Parliamentary Secretary for Economic Affairs and Statistics.
Hina Rabbani Khar remained Pakistan’s State Minister for Economic Affairs. The State Ministers report directly to the Prime Minister and hold specific portfolios. In Hina’s case, she was responsible for international (multilateral and bilateral) grants and loans. Her Ministry’s the official signatory for any project that is launched in Pakistan with foreign financial assistance. Her father, Ghulam Rabbani Khar, drove Hina into politics, setting her on a different path from the hotel management career she had been pursuing with great zeal. She is a co-owner of the Polo Lounge, an upscale, popular restaurant located on the Lahore Polo Grounds.
She feels that being in the Federal Government is as good as it can get. She has no issues, whatsoever, with being a woman. In fact, she feels that it is more positive than negative as one gets a lot more recognition and opportunities, and a lot of it has to do with how professional the person is. Her age did matter at times, because by any standard, she is quite very young to be in such a position. However her rich work experience and on-the-job training helped her and above all she took herself seriously; so did everyone else. She regards President Musharraf and Ex-Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz as leaders of great worth. To her both these leaders are highly educated and professional and they surely made a difference.
Elaborating on the policies of President Musharraf, she expressed her regard for President Musharraf as a visionary leader. She acknowledged the people of Pakistan as resilient and strong but detested few segments of our society: who adopt a western culture and regard it as something good. She feels that there has been a huge revolution in the last few years. She graduated in 1999 from LUMS and then left for USA. In these six years, she feels that there has been a paradigm shift. The society has moved towards modernization and westernization. Hina Khar feels that today it is hard to distinguish Pakistan's urban citizens from the Westerners. However, she opined that it can be done with sophistication, if at all it’s necessary. She cannot stand people who are not proud to be Pakistanis, whether they are here in Pakistan or settled abroad. She hates people changing their names to be ‘vilayati’ (foreign) and acquired accents and other things of the sort. She believes we have to understand and accept the culture we're living in and be proud of it to really stand out on our own. Emulating selective aspects of another culture doesn't really translate into true social progress.
She is a proud Pakistani and regards this very feeling as her most treasured asset. She really feels proud of whatever God has given her: her family, her village, her background, and everything. She feels that Pakistan has a great deal to offer. She loves trekking. She recollected her visit to Nanga Parbat and K2 (with the ‘LUMS Adventure Society’) with joyfulness; nostalgia gripped her and she appreciated the diversity of the landscape and the hospitality of people as enough to warm one’s heart towards this country. In Pakistan, people and places make you feel welcome. Freedom of expression is also a thing, unique to Pakistan. She said that even in the remotest areas, one can sit at a railway station to have tea with the porters and have a real conversation with them. Then, during the elections process, when she visited her constituents, she found them to be hospitable in spite of their limited means. A guy earning Rs.3000 a month will lay out a feast for his guests. It all speaks to the generous and warm nature of our culture, which is definitely something we should be proud of!
She considers herself extremely lucky. She is happy for the way her mind is constantly challenged in terms of working hours, the changes she can make, and the room for innovation is just tremendous. She has been able to make some changes that aren’t very popular, but in the long term they are great for Pakistan, e.g. in the telecommunications and banking sectors. However she feels that on the flip side, there are no guarantees in the political field, so she did not comment on how much control she has over making it a lifelong career. She regards working with Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz and President Musharraf as one of the biggest factors in her sense of pride for Pakistan.
Hina Rabbani Khar has travelled to USA, UK, Germany, Netherlands, U.A.E, Saudi Arabia and Singapore. She is single and enjoys riding, reading and travelling. She is also a member of the Young Parliamentarians Forum (YPF) Pakistan.
She is articulate, brilliant, enterprising, and very far-sighted even at such a young age. Moreover, she is humble, approachable, professional, and knows her job very well. At the end of the day, if we have more people like her in our government, perhaps Pakistan’s positive image won’t need any marketing beyond simply introducing them to the world!
She is the first woman to present the budget speech in national assembly on 13 June, 2009.
Hina Rabbani Khar was born on January 19, 1977 in Multan. Proud of her ancestral village and all that life gave her, Hina is a buoyantly zestful lady. A graduate of ‘University of Massachusetts - USA’, she has all that it takes to be a leader. A businesswoman by profession, she graduated with a B.Sc. (Hons) from Lahore University of Management Sciences in 1999, and received her M.Sc. degree in Management from University of Massachusetts, U.S.A in 2001.
She has her roots in Village ‘Khar Gharbi’ located in Tehsil Kot Addu, and politically affiliated now with PPPP. She got elected as Member of National Assembly (MNA) in 2008 elections from NA-177, Muzaffargarh-II for the second time. Earlier, she won the elections in 2002 from the platform of PML-Q and was the Parliamentary Secretary for Economic Affairs and Statistics.
Hina Rabbani Khar remained Pakistan’s State Minister for Economic Affairs. The State Ministers report directly to the Prime Minister and hold specific portfolios. In Hina’s case, she was responsible for international (multilateral and bilateral) grants and loans. Her Ministry’s the official signatory for any project that is launched in Pakistan with foreign financial assistance. Her father, Ghulam Rabbani Khar, drove Hina into politics, setting her on a different path from the hotel management career she had been pursuing with great zeal. She is a co-owner of the Polo Lounge, an upscale, popular restaurant located on the Lahore Polo Grounds.
She feels that being in the Federal Government is as good as it can get. She has no issues, whatsoever, with being a woman. In fact, she feels that it is more positive than negative as one gets a lot more recognition and opportunities, and a lot of it has to do with how professional the person is. Her age did matter at times, because by any standard, she is quite very young to be in such a position. However her rich work experience and on-the-job training helped her and above all she took herself seriously; so did everyone else. She regards President Musharraf and Ex-Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz as leaders of great worth. To her both these leaders are highly educated and professional and they surely made a difference.
Elaborating on the policies of President Musharraf, she expressed her regard for President Musharraf as a visionary leader. She acknowledged the people of Pakistan as resilient and strong but detested few segments of our society: who adopt a western culture and regard it as something good. She feels that there has been a huge revolution in the last few years. She graduated in 1999 from LUMS and then left for USA. In these six years, she feels that there has been a paradigm shift. The society has moved towards modernization and westernization. Hina Khar feels that today it is hard to distinguish Pakistan's urban citizens from the Westerners. However, she opined that it can be done with sophistication, if at all it’s necessary. She cannot stand people who are not proud to be Pakistanis, whether they are here in Pakistan or settled abroad. She hates people changing their names to be ‘vilayati’ (foreign) and acquired accents and other things of the sort. She believes we have to understand and accept the culture we're living in and be proud of it to really stand out on our own. Emulating selective aspects of another culture doesn't really translate into true social progress.
She is a proud Pakistani and regards this very feeling as her most treasured asset. She really feels proud of whatever God has given her: her family, her village, her background, and everything. She feels that Pakistan has a great deal to offer. She loves trekking. She recollected her visit to Nanga Parbat and K2 (with the ‘LUMS Adventure Society’) with joyfulness; nostalgia gripped her and she appreciated the diversity of the landscape and the hospitality of people as enough to warm one’s heart towards this country. In Pakistan, people and places make you feel welcome. Freedom of expression is also a thing, unique to Pakistan. She said that even in the remotest areas, one can sit at a railway station to have tea with the porters and have a real conversation with them. Then, during the elections process, when she visited her constituents, she found them to be hospitable in spite of their limited means. A guy earning Rs.3000 a month will lay out a feast for his guests. It all speaks to the generous and warm nature of our culture, which is definitely something we should be proud of!
She considers herself extremely lucky. She is happy for the way her mind is constantly challenged in terms of working hours, the changes she can make, and the room for innovation is just tremendous. She has been able to make some changes that aren’t very popular, but in the long term they are great for Pakistan, e.g. in the telecommunications and banking sectors. However she feels that on the flip side, there are no guarantees in the political field, so she did not comment on how much control she has over making it a lifelong career. She regards working with Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz and President Musharraf as one of the biggest factors in her sense of pride for Pakistan.
Hina Rabbani Khar has travelled to USA, UK, Germany, Netherlands, U.A.E, Saudi Arabia and Singapore. She is single and enjoys riding, reading and travelling. She is also a member of the Young Parliamentarians Forum (YPF) Pakistan.
She is articulate, brilliant, enterprising, and very far-sighted even at such a young age. Moreover, she is humble, approachable, professional, and knows her job very well. At the end of the day, if we have more people like her in our government, perhaps Pakistan’s positive image won’t need any marketing beyond simply introducing them to the world!
She is the first woman to present the budget speech in national assembly on 13 June, 2009.

Worried about summer ? Now use Air-Conditioned Clothes and feel the Winters at your home or in outside
Damage of Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant because of earthquake forces Japanese to reduce their power usage to 15 percent, therefore to overcome this power shortage a Japanese company Kuchofuku Co. Ltd is aiming to create air-conditioned clothes that help the wearer to remain cool in summer without any external source.
Air-conditioned clothes will consist of two electric fans that can be controlled by the wearer to change the speed of the fans. These high-tech clothes will be a great relief for the employees working at the hot construction sites like automobile giants, steelmakers, food companies and construction firms.
Air-conditioned clothes will consist of two electric fans that can be controlled by the wearer to change the speed of the fans. These high-tech clothes will be a great relief for the employees working at the hot construction sites like automobile giants, steelmakers, food companies and construction firms.
