Archive for July, 2009


Farzana Enjoying Yachting in Caribbean

Jul 26, 2009 Author: Guru | Filed under: Ex Pat

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Farzana visited Caribbean on holidays and had great time on sunny beaches & crystal clear waters. One thing that Farzana loved about Caribbean is yachting, she love these life long memories.

They traveled and stayed on a luxury yacht.  That yacht was so large and so luxurious that you can barely tell it apart from cruise liners. There really is no “average price” when it comes to yachts; their sizes, designs, and amenities vary so widely that their price ranges are vast. A top-of-the-line yacht can sell for as high as $60 million or more, and the least expensive yachts will still run in the hundreds of thousands. The bigger and more expensive yachts are often owned by companies for throwing parties, entertaining clients, or rewarding successful executives with luxury trips.

What exactly is it about a yacht, other than its size, that so enraptures people? For one thing, yachts are like floating mansions, or at the very least, very nice floating homes. For example, an upper-end yacht can have a living room, family room, several bedrooms, a den, office, library, bar, party room, and even a theater room. When riding on one of these, only the view from the windows, going out on deck, or the occasional rocking would betray the fact that you were actually on a boat.

Though it is true that most people, even those who are fairly successful, cannot afford a yacht, that doesn’t mean that that they can never have a chance to ride on one or maybe even pilot one. Fortunately, for those who are not blessed with enough disposable income to purchase their own yachts, these luxury cruisers can be rented by the hour, by the day, by the week, or for even longer. Many people will rent a yacht for cruising in the ocean or on a lake for a few days and consider it a complete vacation.

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Art Institute College Student Sara

Jul 25, 2009 Author: Guru | Filed under: Art

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Do you remember Sara? That sweet girl from National College of Arts. Being very happy with feedback on her contribution she decided to send a full set of photos to our site. Sara also has interest in modeling, these photos are of print quality.

Sara has completed her studies from National College of Arts and now working on sculpture art. Sara is working in different media’s from marble to bronze. Has created some marble sculptures with unique ideas but Sara’s favorite is metal sculptress (bronze sculptures).

Metal is inert and has no life of its own. As a sculptor, who shapes metal gives it form and meaning – in other words she gives it life.

Meal can cut, textured, shaped, welded and colored. Using modern fabrication methods, an artist’s creativity is limited only by his imagination. Metal sculpture is one of the oldest forms of art known. While the first sculptures were created from stone, once man learned to use and shape metal sculpting with this material soon followed. While sculpting from stone and metal follow to completely opposing processes, the end result is, in both cases, a work of art. The sculptor using stone starts with a block of it and removes all the material that is not part of the image he is trying to create. When everything not required is gone, what remains is the sculpture. When working with metal the sculptor starts with nothing. He must find the metals he needs, shape them and join them together to form what he wants. If he is creating a molded metal work of art, he needs to create the mold into which the liquid metal is poured and from which the cooled hard material will take its shape.

Metal sculpture comes in all sizes from a one inch statue of a Pixie to a ten plus foot tall sculpture of an Amazon. Metal sculpture need not be realistic. Surreal creations using wired shapes and things found in a junk yard or at the back of a garage can be combined into great works of art. These is also almost no limit to the materials that can be used for metal sculpture. Any metal that can be cast, joined or shaped – which with today’s technology is nearly everything – can be used for creating meal sculptures.

And these works of art no not need to be only decorative. Metal sculpture can be designed or modified for practical applications. A sculpture with a flat top may be used as a table. One which is slim and tall maybe converted into a lamp. A small hollow one can be converted into a decorative flower pot. Unlike stone sculpture which are fragile in nature, metal is strong and if the design permits, any number of practical applications are possible.

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Update: Due to a copyright violation these photos are removed from our site.

Ayesha Industrial Design Student

Jul 24, 2009 Author: Guru | Filed under: Ex Pat

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Some professions are more demanding that others. Some professions required the practitioner to be multi-disciplinary as well as multi-talented. Industrial design of one of such profession. Ayesha took Industrial Design as a profession and career path.

Ayesha is a hard working expat, currently studying in Europe’s one of the most famous Industrial Design school. Ayesha is a multi-talented girl, she is very good at maths & statistics, a geeky person with lots of knowledge of computers and has an artistic mind. So Ayesha took a different career path for her, she decided to become an Industrial Designer, mostly Desi girls don’t get into professions like that.

Industrial Design is also known as ID. It is a rather specialized professional field of work. Ever wonder who is are the people who come up with the pretty design of the mobile phones and other electronic gadgets. Well, the people behind the prettiness and user-friendliness of these consumer gadgets are the Industrial Designers.

Contrary to popular misconception, an industrial designer does not design factory and manufacturing processes. The word ‘Industrial’ of Industrial Design has often been misconstrued as factory-related. The truth is, industrial design is actually an artistic and creative profession. The scope of work involves the innovative and aesthetic aspect of product design and development.

Industrial designers are often required to be multi-talented. He or she have to be an artist, marketing expert and engineer roll into one. This profession requires the fine balancing of hardcore practicality and refined sense of aesthetics.

For example, the outlook and functionality of many consumer products are dictated by the industrial designer.

Besides being artistically inclined, Industrial designers must also be computer and tech savvy. More often than not, they are required to be able to operate sophistication computer design software known as CAD or CAID. CAID stands for Computer Aided Industrial Design.

Ayesha is very hardworking, mostly she stays busy with her assignments and projects, in front of her computer. When not working she can be find sleeping and jogging. She also get online at Yahoo IM & Skype.
Update: Copyright infringement, photos removed at request of original owner.

Outsourcing strategies by Fazila Tahir

Jul 22, 2009 Author: Guru | Filed under: Indian Girls

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Fazila Tahir is an outsourcing strategies expert from Hyderabad. Fazila is working in marketing department of a multi-national company that is expert in arranging outsourcing for medium and large business of North America and Europe. Fazila is a nice and friendly girl, during her job she consults with clients from developed countries and arrange operations for them in India. India has emerged as world’s number 1 destination for outsourcing so Fazila is working in a rapidly growing field.

Fazila completed her masters from University of London, UK and then immediately got an offer from India. Fazila started building strategies for outsource worked of firms from North America and Europe. Fazila tells us about outsourcing that, outsourcing is sending a company’s work to a third party company which will do the certain process or work asked in them. Many companies worldwide have already discovered the benefits of outsourcing. This is mainly done by businesses to save on production and labor costs, and also time. The outsourcing strategy has worked for a lot of companies and it has resulted to more profit and survival in economic recession.Are you aware of the term outsourcing? Outsourcing is sending a company’s work to a third party company which will do the certain process or work asked in them. A lot of companies worldwide have already discovered the benefits of outsourcing. This is mainly done by businesses to save on production, labor costs and also time. The outsourcing strategy has worked for a lot of companies and it has resulted to more profit and survival in economic recession.

Fazila has began looking for good friends in India but unfortunately she is not able to find any reliable and faithful friends. She is looking for nice faithful friends. Would you like to be her friend?

Business Degree Student Madiha Mirza

Jul 21, 2009 Author: Guru | Filed under: Ex Pat

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Madiha Mirza is a business degree student in Germany. Madiha’s parents are from Hyderabad. Madiha has aim to get a career in business administration.

Madhia Mirza tell us about our studies, like many other college courses, business classes tend to be lectures. However, rather than just listening and taking notes, students are given case studies, and asked to analyze actual business problems. You must come up with solutions, and present and defend your ideas to professors and classmates. Working on these cases will develop your problem-solving skills and the ability to think analytically. You will defend ideas logically and learn how to challenge others. Hands-on learning—as provided through case studies—give business majors experience with problems and situations that managers face in real life. In addition, business majors gain valuable technological skills as they learn to work with spreadsheet programs, database packages, and other programs for conducting statistical analysis, preparing financial projections, and carrying out market research.

A Masters in business administration degree or MBA allows a student to obtain valuable information regarding how businesses are run, how companies can grow and expand in addition to learning possible international and global marketing strategies. Nothing is a substitute for real life experience, however learning possible scenarios and practicing them with classmates can help an MBA candidate to become more prepared for the real business world. The MBA is not a strictly theoretical degree – it will leave you in possession of skills you need to make sound, professional business decisions.

Madiha Mirza is a lively lovely girl, she has a friendly attitude, looking for like minded friends online.

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