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Ubaid
In the past few years teen violence has become a normal aspect of our culture. We have been exposed to so much of this violence that the public has come to accept it and has become numb to their effects. By ignoring or forgetting horrific tragedies we are only encouraging them more. A big part of what influences the younger generation are the things that they watch on television and in movies that they experience every day. Ideas like this show up in movies all the time, where the "good" guys seek out the "bad" guys to give them what they have coming, in a sense. Themes like these make younger people think that this is the right way to solve problems.Watching violent television programs and movies increase violent behaviors in children. Excessive television watching contributes to the increased...
Saturday, December 10, 2011
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Bird Like Drones In Pakistan
In recent years the US has sharply increased its used of armed drones to target militants in Pakistan’s tribal region, a volatile area bordering war-torn Afghanistan. The covert CIA drone program has been deeply unpopular with many Pakistanis, who say the attacks kill civilians and are a violation of their country’s sovereignty.The latest was an unidentified bird like mini UAV that crashed last month in central-north of Pakistan. Pakistani sources claimed it was an American surveillance drone equipped with a camera that crashed in southwestern Pakistan on Thursday close to the Afghan border. The unmanned aircraft went down because of a technical...
your time to shine by isfandyar
i fought, i swore, you died and then i cried and wished i valued you more instead of just walking out the door when you needed me most as you hopped from door to door and travelled from coast to coast. there is something within me that has broken beyond repair and pain stares at me, totally aware that i can never have you and you are not there. sometimes the pain dulls down but sometimes it comes back with a vengence, teaching me a thing or two about putting myself in other peoples shoe.sometimes i bleed and try not to pay heed to the stone that makes me stumble and fall to the floor as i crumble.there are some things in this world that are beyond our reach and they teach us a few things and highlight the pain that this world is bound to bri...
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Window pane - Trailer
When you are ready to let go of a painful memory and are ready tell your story...
What would you say? Would you tell the truth? Would you relive your past, mistake by mistake, regret by regret? Or you would paint a little magic on to the canvas, to ease your soul.
If the pictures of your life start to move to tell your story, who would you tell? Most importantly,Would you watch?
Staring: Sameer Rahmad & Aqib Zahid
Directed by: Ubaid Ullah Ahmed
Story by: Schazeen Bukhari & Zara Mirza
Make up: Amber Azmat
Lights: Tazeen Hamid
Sound: Ayesha Nadeem
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Winter 2011-2012 Fashion Trends by Ayesha Nadeem Section I bba III
Today, we all discuss the fashion developments involving Fall/ Wintertime 2011/2012. In extension involving past fall-winter collections, there exists little development this year, nevertheless a variation for a passing fancy designs: the particular cape, printed arty or even retro, the actual sixties and also nineteen seventies, the actual blurring in the inventors, functioning components, particularly developed, but also the change associated with types already in place inside ladies dressing up razor-sharp.One of many trend items which are recognized for becoming comfortable, refreshing and feminine, is undoubtedly the actual extended dress. Lots of the superstars know this and also have made a decision to get in touch with put on in the pub. We are able to not really don’t point out that...
Saturday, December 3, 2011
12 things u need to know about Veena Malik by Omer Bhatti
Veena Malik, a Pakistani actress, model and comedienne, has denied posing nude for after an alleged photo of her appeared on the Indian online edition of FHM. Here are twelve things you need to know about the former ex-girlfriend of disgraced cricketer Mohammad Asif who was jailed last month for his role in the Pakistan match-fixing scandal.1) Veena was born in Rawalpindi, a city in the Pothohar region of Pakistan near the capital city of Islamabad, to an Army soldier and his wife. She is believed to have been born in 1978.2) Before becoming an actress, Veena worked as a comedian for several television shows and series. She made her acting debut...
Our Educational System!
Until 10 years ago, Pakistani universities followed a mix of different structural approaches. Engineering programmes were designed on the US model, while science and social sciences programmes largely followed the UK model. Higher education suffered from a flawed bureaucratic structure. Research had deteriorated to a level where academics would write newspaper articles and call them research. They were more interested in grades, promotions and politics than teaching and research. Turning universities into seats of quality education and useful research was a monumental challenge, assigned to the Higher Education Commission (HEC) of Pakistan.Its predecessor, the University Grants Commission, served more as a controller of universities, but the HEC also facilitated and promoted research.The HEC...
Thursday, December 1, 2011
The 3 Ingredients That Make Any Life Change Achievable
Making the changes that will help us achieve a more balanced life often seems like a gamble – sometimes they stick and sometimes they don’t.But is there a way to make sure that they’ll stick every time?The answer is Yes, and No.Unfortunately, there’s no way to make life changes so easy that they ALWAYS work the FIRST time.But there IS a way to make sure they always stick EVENTUALLY and it requires these 3 essential ingredients.1. CompassionReally? Why would this be the first ingredient?The reason is that most of what you fear about failing is actually your fear of how hard you’ll be on yourself and all the negative things you’ll say that it means...
