2011 ~ Karachi Rocks

A Chair for Clingy Lovers

Posted by Majid on 10:30 AM

If you’ve ever had someone sit in your lap, you know that 15 minutes is about the max your legs can handle. It’s really not fair. The Hug chair brings simple design and human gesture together for that extra time you want to sit with your significant other. When you’re away from your special someone the extra seat doubles as a convenient space, perfect for catching up on video chat.

Photographs of Wikileaks Server Bunker in Stockholm

Posted by Majid on 10:47 PM

Here are the Photographs of Wikileaks Server which is Located at Bunker in Stockholm (Capital of Sweden). The servers are actually hosted by Stockholm based “Banhof ISP”, a server lab located in a nuclear bomb shelter, situated 100ft under a rock mountain.

These Astonishing photographs were taken by Swedish photographer Jaan Lipka.

Another example of Photo Manipulation with amazing creativity

Posted by Majid on 6:55 AM

With the numerous photo editing softwares out in the market, you just can’t help but play with those stock photos. It’s amazing how people can come up with awesome photo manipulations. It is a crazed fusion of photography and digital arts. You can only imagine what tricks they have under their sleeves to come up with such unique ideas. Imagination taken up a notch! Each image makes you wanna say – wow! These digital artists just can’t get enough of improving and innovating their love for art.

Every photo manipulation tells a different story that somehow, reflects the artists level of imagination and creativity.

Pakistan beat Australia in Cricket World Cup 2011

Posted by Majid on 10:27 AM

Pakistan ended Australia's 34-match unbeaten World Cup streak with a four-wicket win in their final group stage clash in Colombo.

It was Pakistan who had last inflicted a world Cup defeat on the defending champions - 12 years ago at Headingley - and they required 41 overs to knock off the 177 required today.

The result - which sees Pakistan top Group A - was not without worry though, as Brett Lee's figures of four for 28 in eight overs had threatened the unlikeliest of fightbacks.

However, Asad Shafiq's 46 off 81 deliveries and Umar Akmal's unbeaten 44 led the Asians to a historic win.

Earlier, Australia's lowest total of this world cup was down to some inspired bowling by Pakistan as Umar Gul grabbed three wickets while fellow paceman Abdul Razzaq finished with two for eight.