bluesdesignstudio shirt’s

Posted: December 6, 2011 in news
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This post will be updated from time to time, since we have already shared in our twitter account that the brand “bluesdesignstudio”, will be launching it’s first t-shirt line this step will help the brand in the following ways and they are as follows:

  1. To create exposure and also take the brand into a new level.
  2. So that the brand “bluesdesignstudio”, will be known in the real world.
  3. To showcase what the brand “bluesdesignstudio”, can accomplish given another media.

So please keep on checking the web blog for more information about this said venture.

Below are the first designs for the shirts that “bluesdesignstudio” will launch entitled “Typography studio” this design showcases the brand’s name and its web address, please feel free to comment on this posts.

Typography studio

Hi guys

Posted: June 29, 2010 in news
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Hi guys, It’s been a while since I wrote anything here…  I’m working on tons of projects now, if some of you guys are looking for a freelance web designer and developer, feel free to leave a message here or just email me…

Thanks and by the way you can also check out the new logo that bluesdesignstudio has which is located below:

Blue Sunday

Posted: March 7, 2010 in Poem
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As my life goes on and on, I begin to think of a-lot of things, I dream and hope a-lot, to others that don’t knew me well, I’m just an average guy that can do only one thing. little do they know, I have a-lot of thing that I can do, a-lot of knowledge to in part on others.

The weakest part of me is my heart, up front I’m just a guy smiling and telling jokes a-lot but deep inside of me there is this deep part, I hope that someday someone will appreciate that within me and treasure me as to I have treasured them.

To my friends in my school, I’m a catalyst of disaster and luck. I for one don’t know if that’s true, but they say they seen it on me, but when I look in the mirror all I can see is a simple man, with many gifts and knowledge who is not scared to share his world with others but is terrified to loose his loved one’s.

It’s been a while since I wrote something here, in fact I have turned my back on writing for about a year or so on writing, but it end up finding me funny isn’t it, I think me and the pen will be companions for a very long time (chuckle), as I age I begin to realize that everything in this realm happens for a reason, it can be good or bad but still there’s a reason for this stuff to happen.

Some of my friends in my workplace calls me an actor, because I always hide my feelings of pain to the one’s I love hoping that in the process of hiding my shattered heart, I will not hurt them also. call me as you see me fit, as I say to them.

Funny thing about all of this is that I just poured my heart here, so here it goes:

As the sun brightens the sky signaling it to be day and as night left my heart in vain, comes a new day yet my heart still shock from the wages of pain itself, I seen myself in this situation before yet remain I did.

But better is thy night that reaps the day, so forth the night as we stay in our houses and staring at the midst of all, pitch black surrounds us, as one age they understand more than they have before in their youth.

The night is thy ally for in that time, one can simply focus on the things which clouds his mind, or maybe they can just leave it to fate to decide, we for one don’t know what will happen but plunge right in we must, for in the hopes of saving or loving one.

As I wrote the lines above, I’m still puzzled with the things that are going in this life of all of us, is there really a thing called fate? or destiny? I still question this beings or mediums, I just don’t know….

The last Cry

Posted: January 21, 2010 in Poem
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Though many have pass by yet one must move to the inner depths of the long road which one dwells in shadows and to many known as the abyss, I constantly see myself to be one of them again, as a new dawn comes to us all, my inner being was once shattered into more pieces, bruised and battered.

Hurt as I leave, hurt as I move, I for one cannot afford to dwell in thy place of torment no longer, I was once here before but I was freed by my own sense and yet I still stumble and fall into this abyss, what must one do to forget it all and to not make the same mistakes that one did before.

But I think its destiny for one to constantly plunge into this dark place where torment is everything that is. I for one does not have the knowledge to share and I also fall victim to the misfortune of events, because like most of us that dwell in this dark place, I too fall blind, I too trust easily and like most of you, I too love so much.

As the war cries of the early lords, the cries of many men that fell in vain and the sorrow of every battered soul, I declare that this will be my last stand, my last cry to all of this as I do this I force myself to lay shields of stone and copper in thy place and be on guard as always to all of this and stop hoping for the nothingness of all.

6 Unusual High-Paying Careers according to Yahoo!

Posted: December 29, 2008 in news
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I stumbled upon this when I checked my email and I just want to share it to all of you guys, below is the article written by Gabby Hyman, FindTheRightSchool.com.

American job titles and responsibilities are constantly morphing to suit the economic and cultural transitions of our madcap age. Euphemisms are often the way recruiters dress up old job titles to narrow the field to specialists. A “hash slinger” is now termed a “culinary resource professional.” Kidding aside, today’s workers are often forced by marketplace realities to undergo at least one rapid job change over their adult lives. Many enroll at online colleges and trade schools to garner fresh skills that fit their experience and previous training.

Some of these hot new careers you may have never heard of are “green-collar” jobs. These jobs are on the rise as the business world responds to dramatic increases in energy costs and environmental regulation. And while disposable income seems threatened by a roller-coaster economy, other new careers are springing up to suit those who have cash to spend.

Here are six hot career fields you may not have heard of:

Eco Tourism Director
Traditional hospitality careers are increasingly marching to the ecotourism drumbeat. According to the International Ecotourism Society, ecotourism is growing at three times the rate of traditional vacationing, increasing annually up to 30 percent. If you’re just preparing for the field, seek an associate’s degree in hospitality, travel, or tourism. If you’re already aboard, why not train to manage a hotel, bed and breakfast, spa, or resort with a graduate degree in business or hospitality? The majority of lodging managers are self-employed professionals. Top earners in 2007 averaged $83,240 for the year.

Professional Hacker
Ever hear of a certified ethical hacker? That’s the professional IT certification for a computer scientist that works as a security specialist, forensic investigator, or network defense architect for corporations, the government, and law enforcement agencies to help prevent hacking or to track down perpetrators. To get into the field, you’ll need more than the hacking skills you tweaked together in your garage. Begin by earning a bachelor’s degree in computer science or information technology. You can get additional online college training in network security. The top 50 percent of computer scientists earned between $97,970 and $123,900 in 2007.

Pet Psychologist
Don’t be so shocked. Even Sparky sometimes needs help to keep from gnawing through the neighbor’s bed of prized roses. Once the local vet has ruled out physical ailments that can contribute to rude pet behavior, people who love their animals may need to call in a trained, certified behaviorist or pet psychologist. As with human patients, pets can be analyzed and taught to act contrary to destructive impulses. There are even certified applied animal behaviorists. To get into the field, you’ll need a master’s or doctorate degree in psychology, preferably with additional work in zoology and animal behavior. Salaries vary greatly by locale, but can be upwards of $90,000 a year.

Conservation Consultant
There are companies who are greatly concerned with increasing energy efficiency. And there are those with a conscience, striving to reduce their carbon footprint. When Yahoo! decided to go carbon-neutral by 2007, they hired a director of energy strategy and climate change. Combine your thirst for conservation with an engineering degree to prepare for this thriving field. The U.S. Labor Department predicts a hefty 25 percent increase in environmental engineers during the 2006-2016 decade. In 2007, the top 50 percent earned between $70,000 and $106,000.

Fashion Consultant/Personal Shopper
Among those who care about their appearance, many are born with amazing taste; some have to work for it. Fashion designers and consultants help those who can afford personal attention to transform their image. You can be the one to consult on hair, makeup, and fashion–and then be the one to take your clients shopping. Get career training through an associate’s or bachelor’s degree program in fashion design. Top earners in the fashion design trades in 2007 took home $121,640 on average.

Mobile Experience Architect
The cool streaming videos and eye-popping CD covers that get delivered to the screens of millions of cell phones and PDAs each hour are designed to make you spend money. Information architects create the structure and mind-manipulating patterns (site maps) of each mobile delivery. You’ll need to learn about marketing, strategy, and user testing through a degree program in computer science, Web design, or business. There’s even an IT certification for professional mobile architects. Salaries range into six figures.
As our world rapidly evolves, it’s no surprise that the work landscape is evolving as well. You can prepare for and keep up with the changes by updating your training and credentials.

Gabby Hyman has created online strategies and written content for Fortune 500 companies including eToys, GoTo.com, Siebel Systems, Microsoft Encarta, Avaya, and Nissan UK.