Arun Nayar with new-love interest
Business tycoon Arun Nayar and the gorgeous Hollywood actress Elizabeth Hurley were divorced recently and while Hurley got engaged with Australian cricketer Shane Warne, Arun Nayar was spotted with his new girlfriend, Kim Johnson.
Well, we can only say that what better timing for industrialist Arun Nayar to be seen in the company of his new-fangled girlfriend, Kim Johnson, when his ex-wife Elizabeth Hurley is seen having a good time after her engagement occurred recently with Australian cricketer Shane Warne.
Whereas Warne banged the question to Hurley in a confidential formal procedure, Nayar was spotted enjoying the company of his new-fangled love interest, a model, at a newest occasion in Mumbai.
Now this is we call it a perfect timing for moving on!
Ethnic Traditional look at Durga Puja Karishma,Kajol
Bong cousins Kajol and Rani Mukherji graced the Durga Puja festivities organized by the North Bombay Sarbojanin Durga Puja Samity in Mumbai on Monday, October 3, 2011. Rani reached the destination glowingly after Kajol, turning away the glamour overdrive and meltdown.
Kajol’s sari, which was harmonized in the midst of a black choli and hair dragged back, showcased a feel of modest stylishness which pleased the Bollywood superstar to the fullest. She was accessorized in the company of the outsized popper earrings, ring, and an armful of bangles which all provided the dress just an adequate aspect devoid of elaborating it. Final touches incorporated murky eyelids and an unbiased face colours that worked on the form with the impartial colours of her outfit.
Apple Created Steve Jobs Death
At the age of 56, Steve Jobs, the co-founder and creative genius behind Apple, passed away Wednesday after a seven-year battle against pancreatic cancer.
Remembering
Chambersburg resident Kelsey Elser discovered the news of Jobs' untimely demise via the Internet.
The 18-year-old said she was more than shocked.
"I was really sad, my heart just dropped," she said.
Apple lovers everywhere took to social media sites, such as Facebook and Twitter, with most recognizing the magnitude of Jobs' inventions on the world.
"Steve Jobs was a very good man. He did a lot for Apple. He did a lot for the computer industry as a whole. It's one of those things you just can't have a person like that not around," said David Frey, assistant manager at Sunrise Computers and Electronics.
Though she never met him, Lila Rajabion, an information technology instructor at Penn State Mont Alto, said that she almost felt a personal connection to the inventor.
"He wasn't part of my family, but he was basically kind of a hero for all IT people. (He) inspired me personally, because he loved what he did," she said. "He basically showed people that design in (not) just how things would look but how things would work."
"He's going to be looked at as the innovator of our time, the innovator of our generation," Good said. "There's not too many other people like that."
The legacy of Jobs and Apple began with the iMac, which was a changing point in the industry, Frey said.
"That's probably one of the biggest things that has ever happened," he said. "That has basically changed how we use computers and that was basically step one to where we are now."
The ability to find out about the death of Jobs minutes after it happened is a testament to the technology he provided the world, Good said.
"As much as people would say the Internet pushes us apart, I think it also brings us together," he said. "The legacy that Steve and Apple have left everybody is the technology of bringing the world closer together. It's made the world a little bit smaller place."
Chambersburg resident Ian Downing, who owns an iPhone, was "shocked" when he learned about the passing of Jobs.
"I got on my browser on my Apple product and saw it," he said. "Now I'm kind of wondering what's going to happen to Apple. I felt as if he was the vision of Apple."
Future of Apple
On Tuesday, Apple announced the release of the iPhone 4S, which includes improved features, such as a better camera and worldwide usage for Verizon customers.
"You have one device that you can use with pretty much any carrier -- U.S. or worldwide," Frey said. "There are very, very few phones that you can use anywhere in the world with any carrier."
Despite the passing of Jobs, Apple will continue. Newly appointed CEO Tim Cook has been with Apple for more than 14 years working alongside Jobs, he said.
"I don't think he would leave it in bad hands. I think Apple has a very, very bright future," Good said. "They've got so much momentum at this point in the company that I think we're going to see bigger and better innovations because now they have to prove a point."
Over the next few years, consumers can expect to see "some pretty incredible stuff," whatever that stuff may be, Good said.
Others, such as Dr. Thomas Briggs, associate professor of computer science at Shippensburg University, said they aren't so sure about the standard of quality of Apple products continuing, now that Jobs is gone.
"(Jobs' death) puts the future of Apple computing in an uncertain future," he said.
In the past, every time Jobs announced he had cancer or was taking a break from the company, Apple's stock has gone down. However, Good believes Apple will be just fine.
"We all kind of get nervous because we don't know what the future is going to bring, but I think as with anything you have to move on," he said.
Juliana Mowen, a senior at Chambersburg Area Senior High School, uses an iPod and believes Apple will continue to do well and prosper.
"They've been doing well. Hopefully they'll be able to give us what we need in the future," she said.
Downing said he doesn't know what to expect from Apple, aside from more innovation.
"Everything they've produced so far has been so innovative, I couldn't expect anything less from them," he said.
Appeal of Apple
Apple products have become something people use in every aspect of their life, from daily communication to games to entertainment to organization, Frey said.
"It's not just a gadget. It becomes a part of your life," he said. "They're simple devices, but there's so much you can do with them. They're elegant."
About 80 percent of Sunrise's business is Apple related, including computers, iPads and iPods, Frey said.
"We're an Apple specialist. Everyone here uses Apples on a daily basis," he said. "So we have a lot of information to help a lot of people. They come in here for that and usually that's what they buy."
Both Frey and Good have agreed that their iPads are their favorite Apple products right now.
"I use it every day, multiple hours a day for everything from playing games to checking my e-mail, surfing the web," Frey said. "In every aspect of my life it does something for me."
The iPad allows users to do everything they would on a laptop or desktop computer, but do it virtually any place, Good said.
CASHS seniors Jeremy Sugdun and Brittney Hickey agreed that Apple products tend to dominate.
"They're the best in their categories," Sugdun said.
Franklin County reacts to the death of Steve Jobs
As the news of Apple Inc. CEO and co-founder Steve Jobs' death was brought to the masses via the Internet, news outlets and just plain old word of mouth, Franklin County residents provided their own words on the event.
Some mourners paid tribute to not only Jobs but his inventions.
"RIP Steve Jobs. I never could afford an Apple product, but I want one in the future." by @ megakoolkid09
"Thank you Steve Jobs 4 creating my iPhone and iPod. The world will miss u. - Missy" by @ MissyAndMisty
Others took his remarkable life as motivation to succeed themselves.
"WOW, Steve Jobs has changed my life!! #RIPstevejobs" by @danellelocke
"'Love what you do...Live every day as if it's your last ' Steve Jobs. http://t.co/V9C4ypTQ" by @ RosalieMarcus
Most people were just plain sad.
"I'm not crying...I just ate a spicy burrito. :( Steve Jobs 1955-2011" by @ ScooterComputer
"RIP Steve Jobs, we will miss you. http://t.co/C2raCFWY" by @TechSupportGuy
"Rip Steve Jobs our hats are off to ya sir :-(" by @ThinkEzIT
Still others recognized his genius
"He was the DaVinci of our generation. #RIP Steve Jobs" by @ ECU_ALUM
"Rip Steve jobs...a genius died this day" by @ nbrookens
"RT @ECU_ALUM: He was the DaVinci of our generation. #RIP Steve Jobs" by @ CtownManly
"R.I.P. Steve Jobs loss of an icon, our Genius." by @ techphoto
Some didn't know about his accomplishments
"i didn't even know who steve jobs was, until today. now that he is dead." by @ allieerler8
strips down to bikini Karishma
Looks like the career of the leggy beauty Karishma Tanna has not been stable in Television as it is been a long time in view of the fact that she has been seen in a telly serial. However the girl is at the moment looking forward to her sexy music video.
The gorgeous Karishma says that she was made-up to be a part of the movie ‘Shaitan’ produced by Anurag Kashyap, but it did not worked out, as a result director Bijoy Nambiar proposed her the music video of the song ‘Khoya Khoya Chand’ for his movie.
The video is pretty bold and it is to be known that Karishma had to strip down to her two piece skimpy bikini for it. Excitedly Karishma revealed that Bijoy was wishing to give the video a very international look and thus guided her, what he was actually looking for. She further added that she trusted Bijoy and knew that he won’t make it look cheap, and therefore took it up as a dare and worked out for 3-4 months to obtain the required look. Karishma says that people who have watched the video have told her that they loved the way she looked in it.
The leggy beauty Karishma Tanna is, as expected, very much eager to seize the eye of a few Bollywood filmmakers, apparently with the help of her hottest bikini video. She says that like a lot of young girls, even she has this dream of acting in the movies, and like any other actor, she needs to grow up.
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