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What Your Wedding Photographer Should Tell You Before You Sign a Contract By Nina Callaway Before you can hire a wedding photographer, you need to know if their style of taking pictures works with what you envision for your wedding. Here are some important questions to ask any wedding photographer: What’s your primary style? Posed and formal, relaxed, photojournalistic, creative, artistic, candid, traditional? Do you shoot in color or black and white? Or both? Do you shoot in a digital format that can create both color and b/w versions of the same picture? What kind of input can we have on the direction of the shots? Can we give you a shot list to work from? Are you the wedding photographer who will actually take our pictures? If not, can we meet the person who will be? Can we meet any assistants who will also be our taking pictures? How many times have you worked specifically as a wedding photographer? How many were similar to the size and formality of our wedding? How many other ...

Do men think about sex every seven seconds? New research says not, so we asked a bloke to tell us what really goes on in male minds… If I thought about sex as much as people think I thought about sex, it would take me a month to write this article. That's not because people see me as sex mad, it's just because I'm a man. According to common perception, men think about sex pretty much all the time. In fact, the figure usually bandied about is one sex thought every seven seconds. Let's spend a moment taking that in. That's 8,000 sex thoughts a day, or 240,000 in the average month. Where on earth does all the football fit in? Thankfully, psychologist Terri Fisher has done some research on this very subject, and it turns out that men don't think about sex anywhere near as often as that. So what are we thinking about on all those occasions when we're staring blankly into the middle distance and failing to even acknowledge your presence? Here are a few clues... Se...

Posted on February 15, 2010 Pakistan is the  most well kept secret golfing destination  as it has some of the most spectacular courses that are open year round. The alluvial soil of the Punjab plains coupled with the Himalayan backdrop provides a natural ecosystem for an interesting golf course layout. Pakistanis are also naturally talented as golfers as they on the average tend to have very good fine motor control and an Asian mindset that marries competitiveness with a balanced inner calm. The fine motor control and good hand eye coordination has been shown by Pakistani athletes in the fields of squash, field hockey, cricket(yikes) and badminton. Golf came to Pakistan generally as a result of foreign presence. My first experience on a golf course was at the Peshawar golf course that was built on a dried lake bed. The first nine holes are one of the greenest in Pakistan. Pakistan Air Force Commanders got the golf bug and provided the support to make golf one of the sports they a...

The place where Osama bin Laden last walked, the hill station of Abbottabad, is also the Gateway to the Silk Route, the ancient trade path to China through the Karakoram Mountains, the deadliest chain of peaks in the world. Due north of Abbottabad runs the deadliest river in the world, running through a cave-pocked canyon: the Indus River. The Indus rises from a holy peak called Kailas, a symmetrical mountain of quartz and ice in the high plateau of western Tibet. It is cited as the source of wisdom, and as it spills from the jaws of its glacier, it is called the Lion River. As it leaves Tibet and the rarefied realm where belief overpowers fact, the Indus slices like the blade of a sickle between the Himalayas and the Karakorams, passing into India in the region known as Little Tibet, Ladakh. There it is joined by tributaries from the top of the world, gathering force as it drops 12,000 feet in 350 miles, crossing the northern provinces of India into Pakistan and joining with the Gilgi...

Lecture, given by Sheikh Imran Hosein. Its topic is about "Beyond September 11th and What the future holds for Muslims". It's very important for Muslim Ummah to understand current crises in Arab world. Very good lecture by Maulana Imran about current crises in the light of Quran and Sunnah.   Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0pWn8CkASU <embed src=" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0pWn8CkASU &amp;hl=" fs="1" width="425" height="344" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowfullscreen="true" allowscriptaccess="always"></embed> Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syZqI4CHx_E <embed src=" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syZqI4CHx_E &amp;hl=" fs="1" width="425" height="344" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowfullscreen="true" allowscriptaccess="always"></embed> Part 3 http://ww...