My Fun Mails: November 2010

Prada Handbag Resort 2011!

With the time spring comes closer, its time to get in action for warm vacations with style and easiness and when it comes to styling what matters the most is the bag that you wear and that can either bring up or bring down your whole look! The snapshot for this spring is none other than Prada hand bag resort 2011, which the fashion savvy set watched on the Prada runway during Milan Fashion Week. The biggest turn around trend for this spring resort 2011 is the move away from black and neutral handbags to joyful bold candy colors. Prada handbags for resort 2011 featured classic Parada handbag designs like Saffiano collection and Vitello collection in colors like candy pink, red and royal blue, classic neutrals like soft tan and white. Prada presents us the bags, certainly gorgeous but also very luxurious meaning that bags are made of linen or straw, sold at prices actually immoderate and exorbitant. There are three bags parada resort collection 2011, Prada straw twist shoulder bag, lino prada shoulder twist frame bag, Prada and lino linen twist frame bag. The Prada Straw Twist Shoulder Bag is made of natural straw and is enriched by inlays pony animal, the cost is $ 1950.

The Prada Linen Twist Frame Shoulder Bag is made flax and offers the portion close the conclusion with inserts velvet Green grass and inserts in natural python, the cost is $ 1895.00. Lastly we have the Prada Lino Linen Twist Frame Bag which is also made of linen merely that the inserts are in python blue, the cost rises further because here you get to $ 2250.

Prada handbags for resort 2011 reflect this trend with candy colors, warm neutrals and a mix of fabrications and its a good investment for spring 2011 handbag trends. So one day when the sun will shine again and you will leave the house without a coat , you know it, and for those days, one of these little bags would be a fun thing to have.

Farah Khan makes fun of SRK in 'Tees Maar Khan'

Farah Khan's new upcoming movie 'Tees Maar Khan' poke's fun at SRK. Since, things have not been very good between Farah and Shahrukh, who were once very good friends, they have been pointing remarks against each other.

In the TMK, the role played by Akshay Khanna is the one representing Shahrukh. The character has a backbone problem and flies frequently to London for treatment, depicting SRK.

That's not the end, in the movie Akshay Khanna is approached by an International director named Danny, but he refuses. SRK had also refused to Danny Boyle's offer to work in Slumdog Millionaire.

Now, lets see how Shahrukh Khan reponds to this hit by Farah Khan.

Worlds First Solar powered Stadium in Taiwan

Engineers of Taiwan has constructed a Solar-Powered Stadium that will generate 100% of its electricity from Photo voltaic Technology desigened by Toyo.Ito. The arena has got 50,000 seats.

Amazing Brick Road Laying machine

Tiger Stone is a Dutch Paver laying machine that can produce brick roads. Paving bricks are put onto the angled plain. As the electric crawler moves forward along a sand base layer, all the stones are packed together by gravity.

Have a look and wish, we would have such things with us to fix our ways overnight. =)

By: Asad Hasnain

Lady Gaga to sign off Twitter for charity

- Alicia Keys and Lady Gaga take charity work seriously, and they're going offline to prove it.

Gaga, Justin Timberlake, Usher and other celebrities have joined a new campaign called Digital Life Sacrifice on behalf of Keys' charity, Keep a Child Alive. The entertainers plan to sign off of social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter on Wednesday, which is World AIDS Day. The participants will sign back on when the charity raises $1 million.

TV's Biggest Fall Failures

First came Fox's "Lone Star," two low-rated episodes and out. Next was ABC's " My Generation," poorly reviewed, poorly received, and gone. The cavalcade of failed new shows that followed was both disappointing and utterly unsurprising.
In an industry propped up by hits, the programming landscape is typically dominated by misses. Roughly 80% of all new shows fail; about a third of this year's freshman crop won't even make it past January. Figures like these have driven many to question network television's costly model, but none to actually alter it. And so it goes, another season of turkeys, as we've affectionately dubbed the shows that have already gotten the ax or are dangerously close to it.

Following a 2009 season filled with first-year standouts like "Glee" and "Modern Family," this year's incoming class was widely viewed as a letdown from the outset. The offerings were too dull, too narrow, and too unimaginative, and the expectations were lowered accordingly. To date, there aren't any newcomers among the 10 shows earning the highest ratings this season, according to The Nielsen Company.
"Lone Star" was in many ways the exception. Heading into the fall, the series about a Texas oil conman leading dual lives had all the trappings of a hit: a soapy premise, a breakout star, heavy marketing, and a plum spot behind Fox's "House." TV Guide called the show "this fall's best and most original drama"; The Boston Globe heralded it as the "strongest TV newcomer"; and The New York Times said it was "gratifyingly complex and beautifully told."
But viewers didn't tune in. On premiere night, the drama nabbed only 4.1 million viewers and a 1.3 rating among the all-important 18- to 49-year-old set, figures so abysmal even a top cable network couldn't crow about them. Some blamed the show's unforgivable plot lines about cons and adultery; others faulted its hard-to-define premise and hardly explanatory title. Despite an aggressive "Please Don't Kill My TV Show!" campaign by creator Kyle Killen, the show fared even worse in week two, leaving Fox little choice but to pull the plug.

Similarly short-lived series like ABC's "My Generation" or NBC's "Outlaw" didn't have the benefit of critical praise on their side. The former was called "trite," "forced," and "insufferable"; the latter drew adjectives like "mediocre," "improbable," and "clumsy." "My Generation" was canceled after two little-watched episodes; the remaining shows are running online. The end of "Outlaw" was announced after four episodes, the rest to be burned off on the TV wasteland known as Saturday night.
Still, other newcomers are simply limping along. Among them: NBC's "The Event," which has seen fan interest and ratings tumble over the past couple of months. Coming out of the gate strong with more than 11 million viewers in September, the high-concept series billed as " meets ''Lost' " 24" has been hemorrhaging viewers ever since. Recent episodes have averaged fewer than 6 million viewers, and the network recently announced plans to pull the series for three months beginning in December.
Brad Adgate, director of research at Horizon Media, remains hopeful, noting that the networks have a slew of midseason shows coming early next year, including Fox's "The Chicago Code" and NBC's "Harry's Law" and "The Cape." He likens their potential to that of last season's "Undercover Boss," a midseason series that broke out big on CBS earlier this year.

By Lacey Rose, Forbes.com

Handmade stuff

It feels too good and lovely when your friend gives you handmade card on your birthday or on any event . Casual Creations helps you to let your friend feel the same for you !

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How to Prevent Yourself From Cold

How to Prevent Yourself From Cold

1. Wash your hands - The world we live in is filled with viruses and bacteria that can make us ill. Your hands are no exceptions. Wash your hands often to keep them clean. If you cannot wash them, at least use some hand sanitizer, such as Purel.

2. Drink hot fluids - The rhinovirus incubates in the back of the throat and spreads in the upper respiratory area because it's cooler than the body temperature. Rhinovirus can't survive at 98.6 (hence it doesn't travel far down into the bronchi or the lungs). By drinking hot fluid (such as hot tea and lemon) you can prevent the virus from incubating.

3. Keep your hands out of your face - We have already discussed the germs and viruses on your hands. You cannot wash them continuously, so in between washings keep your hands out of your face. Your face is an open portal to your insides. Keep the germs away from your portal.

4. Drink water - Drinking more water is my answer to everything. Water will help clean out your body and keep it clean. It will also keep your body functioning at 100%. You should drink at least (eight) 8oz glasses of water everyday. This will also help you lose weight.

5. Eat your fruits and vegetables - There are phytochemicals and antioxidants in fruits and vegetables that can help strengthen your immune system and prevent diseases. You should eat at least four servings of vegetables and two servings of fruits every day.

6. Multivitamins - If you are not eating all of your fruit and vegetable servings, you should take a multivitamin to ensure you are getting all of the vitamins your body needs to function properly. Take a simple one-a-day multivitamin everyday.

7. Stay warm - Being cold weakens your immune system and makes your body more susceptible to illness. Look at the day's temperature at weather.com before leaving your home. Wear layers in and out of your home when it is cold.

8. Relax and rest - Stress weakens your immune system. You can reduce your stress levels by relaxing and getting more sleep. Sleep is essential to maintaining a healthy immune system. Sleep will also boost your recovery time if you become ill.

Getting a cold can derail your nutrition and activity plans. However, if you follow the strategies I laid out for you, you can prevent this from happening.