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KELLY BROOK IN CALENDER

When Kelly Brook was unceremoniously axed as a judge on Britain's Got Talent just six days into the show, she was told in no uncertain terms that her career prospects in television looked far from promising।
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IS your cellular company is robbing you?

Most of the cellular company provides you extra service for the interment …….IN the starting these services most of the people activate these services for them joy. But after sometime they are bored from these services and they nothing wants to pay activating these costly services on them number……..

Here is the beginning of the problem……all cellular companies had big profit from these services now these companies greedy for these costly services profit. These companies are activating those services on the customer number without any permission and any information…..they making the shortcut for activating these services which shortcut has a little bit longer of the one second…….you just only press [*] star button on your mobile and hello tune is copying on your number and you have the charging ………………….

If you deactivate these services recently than you have no benefit and company never return your money……

People always losing them money from these services…..companies cheat most of the rural area people………and if the any one complain for these deduction companies has a tag line “you press have press the button and service is active” ……………………

In the rural areas people earning 50 rupees in one day for them family and company just cut it for those services without any information………

Those services also have a fact …..If any one want activate any service on his number company has very heavy charging on these activation number as the calling rate…….

NOW THE TIME IS AWEKING FOR THOSE COMPANIES AND MAKING A LAW FOR JUSTICE FOR CUSTOMER MONEY….

LUCKY WILLIAM

London Fashion Showcase

The London Showrooms offers a unique experience for emerging British fashion designers to broadcast their collections to the International market. The Showrooms occupy the first week of October and are located in arguably London’s biggest rival in the fashion Industry, Paris. The event is a strategic way for the British Fashion Council to experiment with and support the rookie designers and maintain the worldwide trade stronghold.

After the recent successes of The London Fashion Week spring/summer ‘10 in September, The London showrooms is the next big event in the British fashion calender.

Whilst the Fashion Week displays the latest masterpieces of the royalty of British fashion, the Showrooms allows an opportunity to witness up and coming designers trying to break into the tough field of fashion design. It is these designers at the Showrooms who will someday hope to earn the right to display their works at the Fashion Week. These designers are the future of British Fashion.

The British Fashion Council, a non-profit trade group for British designers, established the London Showrooms out of a necessity to continue the popularity and prosperity of the biggest names in British fashion design. Designers such as House of Holland and Todd Lynn will one day, with the support of the fashion council, maintain and uphold the high standards set by Britain’s present design aristocracy.

The likes of Vivienne Westwood and Burberry of course spring to mind after another set of outstanding collections at the Fashion Week last month.

House of Holland, by designer Henry Holland, is an interesting new talent on the scene. As well as being a close friend to model Agyness Deyn, Holland has gained exposure from his collection of 80’s, bold print T-shirts incorporating festive, rhyming catchphrases, such as ‘Get your freak on, Giles Deacon’ and ‘I’ll tell you who’s boss, Kate Moss’.

House of Holland’s collection for the spring/summer season presents a combination of his boho designs with aspects of punk intertwined with a modern sophistication and preppy nature. This collaboration is striking and alluring and has already gained the designer an exclusive and unique style.

One example of this collection is the definitive male preppy look (tight formal shorts and shirt with sweater tied loosely around the neck) updated with vibrant colour and daringly short, upturned sleeves. Another example of the provocative collection is the seemingly standard business-woman outfit (tight skirt with well fitted, double breasted blazer) in a warm natural tone complete with a contrasting, uneven polka-square design. The thin lapels and pulled up sleeves again express Holland’s affinity with the 80’s era.

The latest collection by Canadian-born designer Erdem showcased an appreciation for the chic and hippy look. His summery dresses and playsuits, both formal and informal, are assembled with very detailed floral prints. The enchanting designs paired up with the seductive shapes and silhouettes give Erdem a sophisticated and flirtatious style, perfect for the sunny seasons.

The latest collection from designer Todd Lynn differs a great deal from the previous designers somewhat. His designs for woman express a fearless nature with a heart for rock’n'roll. There is also a strong feeling of heavenly and otherworldly inspirations.

His use of plain colours; whites and blacks, with extra detailing in both make up and clothing design suggests a blending of pure and unpure, good and evil or angelic vs demonic. One particular striking design is the tight silhouetted white suit with robe-like tight sarong around the waist, reminiscent of a toga, coupled with devilish, black horned shoulder pads and over exaggerated black eye shadow. Again, a very unique style has been formed here.

The main aim of the London Showrooms is to offer international audiences a chance to view the latest collections by up and coming designers from Britain and to strengthen trade and commerce between countries. The British Fashion Council seek to tutor the trainee designers and offer them as much aid as possible to break through into the evermore challenging field of fashion design.

However, most importantly for all concerned, the London Showrooms is a way of making a statement to the international market that Britain holds the highest competition and is seeking challengers.

Katrina Kaif doesn't like Salman Khan's painting

Mumbai: Hot and sizzling Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif didn't like her boyfriend's Salman Khan's dress.Yes, Katrina had walked the ramp wearing a dress painted by Sallu's during ICW 09 but she didn't like it.The 'Wanted' boy said that Katrina was not impressed with the dress but she was happy to join the charity show for NGO the Being Human.However, Salman was not disappointed with the Katrina's hate for his painting and said that he will carry on with his passion for paintings.Several Bollywood fraternities scorched the ramp during ICW 09.

Alessandra Ambrosio Lunges For VS Runway

I know models need to work hard to stay slim and in shape, but a lingerie model must have to work 10 times harder since she just about bares it all.
So when Victoria's Secret model, Alessandra Ambrosio had a baby girl last August, she had to do a lot of cardio to lose her post-baby pounds so she could strike her stuff on the runway four months later. Her body looked amazing in a short amount of time, but she said for this year's show, it's not as easy. Alessandra said, "After I gave birth, my diet was a very healthy diet, like no sugar, no bread." But now the model admits, "I am just eating whatever." So to get toned up, she's trying to work out four days a week. "This year is all about weights, squats, and lunges."
I think this stunning mother already looks unbelievably toned and fit for the VS Fashion Show this December 1, but I'm sure if I was her and going to be strutting around in my undies in front of a huge crowd, I'd hit the gym as much as possible too.

GLOBAL MARKETS - Global stocks at 1-year high, bulls on parade

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Global stocks extended gains to a one-year high on Tuesday, up 75 percent from a crisis low after strong sales numbers from Apple Inc suggested U।S। consumption is returning।

However, major European stock markets could succumb to profit taking, with financial bookmakers' expecting Britain's FTSE 100, Germany's DAX and France's CAC-40 to open either slightly higher or lower.
The weak dollar supported commodity prices, with oil briefly topping $80 a barrel for the first time in a year, up for a ninth day, and gold near a record high, as the dollar remained under pressure from investors searching for higher returns elsewhwere.
Portfolio flows into emerging market assets have been torrential, leading Brazil to slap a 2 percent tax on foreign investment in domestic stocks and bonds to try to cool its real currency, which has surged 36 percent this year.
In stock markets, Japan's Nikkei share average rose 0.9 percent, supported largely by technology stocks.
"These (U.S.) results are inevitably providing a bit of a boost, particularly for parts suppliers and chip makers, while a whole range of China-linked shares are also doing well," said Koichi Ogawa, chief portfolio manager at Daiwa SB Investments in Tokyo.
Shares of Komatsu Ltd, the world's second-biggest maker of construction equipment, rose 2 percent after a report the company had made 10 billion yen in operating profit for the July-September quarter on demand from China and other developing markets.
The benchmark MSCI index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.9 percent to the highest in 14 months. The materials and financial sectors led the charge. The Thomson-Reuters index of regional shares was up 0.95 percent.
The MSCI index of global shares edged up 0.3 percent based on Asia's gains and was at the highest since Sept. 29.
U.S. stock futures rose 0.3 percent after profits at Apple Inc, released after the closing bell, exceeded market forecasts on record quarterly sales of iPhones and Macs.
Shares of Apple jumped 7.5 percent in after-hours trading to a record high. During the regular session, U.S. stocks gained about 1 percent to 12-month highs as investors cheered a wave of solid quarterly earnings.
BETTER EARNINGS, BETTER SENTIMENT
Investors have been anxiously waiting for the earnings season for signs that consumer demand is improving, which would reinforce the chances of a sustainable global economic recovery and give new legs to a seven-month equity rally which has been showing signs of flagging.
Dariusz Kowalczyk, chief investment strategist with SJS Markets in Hong Kong, said in a note that the eight companies in the S&P 500 that reported results on Monday topped consensus by an average 15 percent.
The ICE Futures U.S. dollar index, a gauge of its performance against six major currencies, fell as far as 75.12, its lowest since August last year.
The euro was nearly unchanged on the day at $1.4975, meeting some selling pressure by dealers protecting positions at the round figure of $1.50.
Minutes from a Reserve Bank of Australia policy meeting earlier this month pointed to more interest rate increases ahead and said the stronger Australian dollar was a sign of improving sentiment that would help contain inflation.
"There are no warning signs for AUD bulls," said Patrick Bennett, Asia foreign exchange and rates strategist with Societe Generale in Hong Kong, in a note.
The Australian dollar briefly rose above US$0.93 to the highest in 14 months before easing to $0.9280, about even on the day.
Gold firmed on dollar weakness, climbing 0.3 percent to $1,065.50 an ounce in the spot market, just shy of a record $1,070.40 hit last week.
U.S. crude for November delivery rose 0.3 percent to $79.86 a barrel after earlier hitting $80.05 a barrel , its strongest since Oct 14, underpinned by the ailing dollar, global recovery hopes and bullishness in equity markets.
"I think we will continue higher as we move further into the fourth quarter. Investors think equity earnings are a good guide for the economic outlook so the better-than-expected reporting season is supporting," ANZ's senior commodities analyst Mark Pervan said.

No change in Indian stand on climate change, says Jairam Ramesh

No change in Indian stand on climate change, says Jairam Ramesh
Critics are distorting my letter to PMO: Minister






Jairam Ramesh

NEW DELHI: Under criticism for a new proposal that suggests a shift in India’s climate change policy, Jairam Ramesh, Minister of State (independent charge), Environment and Forests said his recent communication to the Prime Minister was totally distorted.

“India’s interests alone should drive the negotiations, and legally binding emission cuts and international verification [of India] are non-negotiable. [But] there is no harm in having discussions on other issues,” he told The Hindu on Monday in response to a news report that quoted Mr. Ramesh’s letter to the Prime Minister as suggesting that India walk out of the Kyoto Protocol and the G-77 group of developing countries, with which it has so far been allied.

In his letter, Mr. Ramesh, in fact, suggested that India “not stick to G-77 alone” since it was now embedded in G-20. “India’s interests and India’s interests alone should drive our negotiations. India must be seen as pragmatic and constructive, not argumentative and polemical.”

On Kyoto, the letter says India should take the position that it “welcomes any initiative to bring the U.S. into the mainstream if need be through a special mechanism but without diluting the basic Annex-1/non-Annex-1 distinction of Kyoto Protocol.” It adds that if the Australian proposal of a schedule “maintains this basic distinction and the nature of differential obligations is made clear, we should have no great theological objections to it.”

The Australian proposal involves developing nations committing themselves to their own binding schedule of measures to reduce carbon emissions — something not envisaged by Kyoto — though they would not be locked into internationally determined targets.

During the Bangkok climate change negotiations last month, India attacked the Australian proposal for diluting Kyoto and for sidestepping the idea embodied in the UNFCCC that developed nations have greater historical responsibilities.

Mr. Ramesh’s letter calls for cooperation between India and China in climate change, including an MoU to be signed on October 21, saying this would send “powerful international signals.” It also says bilateral engagement is needed with the U.S., Japan, Australia, Brazil and South Africa.

Another important suggestion made by Mr. Ramesh is that India must listen more and speak less in negotiations, or else be treated with disfavour and derision by the developing countries.