Showing posts with label Lifestyle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lifestyle. Show all posts

04/12/2008

Chaudhvin Ki Raat



Seen on: thisismylife.co.uk

Jagjit Singh makes some vibrant, but simplistic words, his own enterprise.

03/12/2008

Levi's 501. The Original Jean



Seen on: YouTube

Shot for the Australian market, this ad portrays the sensual side of life & style.

02/12/2008

Sanam



Seen on: YouTube

Lucky Ali's acclaimed Desi track from the album Sunoh. His most imaginative yet.

Restoring Confidence in Iceland



Seen on: YouTube

The IMF has approved a $2.1 billion loan to Iceland to help it recover from the financial crisis and restore confidence in its currency. The IMF's mission chief for Iceland talks about the crisis and the plans for dealing with the repercussions.

01/12/2008

The Elegy of Darkness



Seen on: YouTube

The Elegy of Darkness portrays the everyday struggle of a peasant family.

Imagine



Seen on: YouTube

In 2004, Rolling Stone magazine voted "Imagine" the third greatest song of all time.[1] Former U.S. president Jimmy Carter said, "In many countries around the world — my wife and I have visited about 125 countries — you hear John Lennon's song 'Imagine' used almost equally with national anthems."[2]

30/11/2008

A Young Rebel



Speaking at TED in 1990, the not-yet-legendary architect Frank-Gehry takes a whistlestop tour of his work to date, from his own Venice Beach house to the under-construction American Center in Paris. In this 50-minute slideshow (before TED's 18-minute limit), Gehry explains the site-specific nature of his buildings -- context he felt was lost in the discussions of his then-controversial work.

Music of Suman Chatterjee - Part one



Seen on: YouTube

An intriguing look on the musical career of Suman Chatterjee, whose creativity gave Bengali Music a new-life in the last millenium. His music still inspires many.

The Matrix Revealed



Seen on: Muslim Social Network

Many of the movies that have hit the big screen over the last few years share a common subject as part of their storyline. These films question reality, as we know it — pointing out that artificially created worlds produced by simulations can actually be realistic. One of the reasons why these films based on scientific explanations, captivates millions, is the fact that people now question the reliability of the external pre-conditions.

Deflated Putin



Seen on: YouTube

Vladimir Putin, the Russian prime minister, has said in a speech that the country's large foreign currency, gold reserves and anti-crisis measures would prevent a sharp fall in the rouble. "The reserves that we have accumulated have given us room for manoeuvre, they allow us to preserve macroeconomic stability and will help us prevent a surge, and a sharp change in the rouble rate," Putin said.

The Water Wars



Seen on: YouTube

“As you may know, the coming World War Three will be fought over water, not oil.”

29/11/2008

Ask Google

The fight to take on the might of Google, is hotting up. Ask.com, one of the smaller but still significant search players, has relaunched its service in the US with claims of faster, more relevant answers using new semantic technologies.

Cesar Mascaraque, of Ask.com said: "It's our business to give answers. But this time we were asking the question: How did our users want us to improve?

It is to appeal to its mostly female, middle-American, middle-Britain roots with improved searches in health, nutrition, education, reference and entertainment.

Via Times Online

Thanda Matlab Coca-Cola



Seen on: YouTube

Aamir Khan's tapori character makes Coca-Cola look very-very kool yaar!

The Viral Marketing Guide

"With some canditates in the 2008 Presidential election embracing every facet of Web 2.0 to get their message out...your next president may be no further than a friend-add on Facebook." - Time

According to JupiterResearch, 70% of viral marketers report increasing brand awareness as one of the most successful areas of their social marketing campaigns.

With millions of active users, Facebook is the Internet's leading social utility. Facebook Pages give businesses the opportunity to build a consumer base, sell products, run promotions, share information and interact with customers. Today, leading brands are leveraging Facebook Pages to reach consumers.

Businesses now have the ability to expand their revenue base and acquire new customers through free Facebook Pages. Pages anable customers to interact, learn, purchase, and spread the word about your business too friends.

Every day, most of Facebook's active users log on to Facebook to learn about their friends and share information about their interests. This regular interaction gives businesses the opportunity to connect with customers.

Do you have a Facebook?



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About Facebook, details of its investors, its origins and privacy policies.

Married Life



Seen on: YouTube

Comment: He is funny, witty and intelligent. His humor makes us laugh.

Related Link > Chrish Rock's Official Website

Project 10^100



Seen on: YouTube

If you could suggest a unique idea that would help as many people as possible, what would it be? It's a question worth considering. Project 10^100 is a call for ideas to change the world by helping as many people as possible.


Life in Kashmir



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India is having its moment. Having shed the bonds of colonialism, years of bitter civil strife and a stagnant economy, the country boasts nine percent growth a year with a capable middle class and world-beating industry. But just beneath the veneer lies an underclass that has been left behind.

>> Kashmir Activists Don't See Guns as the Answer

The American Empire Project



Seen on: Charlie Rose
A hour with linguist, political activist & writer Noam Chomsky. He talks about the crisis in the Middle East and the communicative power of Internet. Professor Chomsky also discusses his book, "America's Quest for Global Dominance".

The Oxford Project

Sarah Palin would call this place, and these people, the real America - Joe the Plumber country. But Oxford's plumber, Calvin Colony, keeps pet lions ("You can train 'em, but you can never tame 'em") and makes annual treks to a nudist resort in the Caribbean. The Oxford Project is full of such small, exquisite discoveries - personal stories that defy and debunk the stereotypes of smalltown America.

Via Philadelphia Inquirer