a misaq kazimi thought-stream, blog
I run into this book at the children’s section of a bookstore. Ponder on these few questions:
“Boys Only, No Girls Allowed” – Tittle
Space for “Hall of Fame” names
“Boys rule” “I hate pink” Extra cool Stickers
Here are two good ideas in one:
1) a trash compactor
2) powered by the sun
It does not take much brain power to to think of the environment and utilize it’s natural resources when producing anything for the advancement of human race.
Will wind-power energy power up the earth soon?
Hopefully.
So far, most of the ads out there are “separate but equal.” Meaning, showcasing diverse races but not often an interracial couple or family.
But here is one interracial ad for a good start – though she is closer to “him” in skin/color complexion.
Ad in National Geographic
Al has really gone out of his way to post his feelings about Max.
Who is Al or Max? I don’t know, but they seem like old business partners to me 😉
Taping it down:
This month, 1/6 of the world’s population visited one specific website:
Google / June / 1 Billion monthly unique visitors with 1 billion searches a day & 1 billion searchers a week.
I declare June “Technology Month“.
After repeated attempts by google to change back the name of the blog from Perspactive to Perspective by suggesting “did you mean perspective,” the machine has finally given up and listed the blog in the search engine.
> Here is a google search for “Perspactive” (currently # 4 in the list)
Oh wait, how is this for a logo, google?
Just days before a dear friend and a superb artist, Jihmye Collins, took his flight to the next world, I had the honor of taking a few pictures of him in his studio at the Spanish Port Village, San Diego. As I was leaving his studio, he smiled, said goodbye and got back to work. I didn’t know it would be the last time we would ever meet again. However, I tend to believe that we will meet again!
I came across this website (www.girlgames.com) and found it to be absolutely pathetic – right enough word? I only have one question for the creators and its visitors: Is it really what girls/women need to play, find entertaining or spend their time on?
Chew on that, but also look at the statistics of its visitors:
Based on internet averages, girlgames.com is visited more frequently by females who are in the age range 35-44, have children, have no college education and browse this site from home. (source)
If so, water is a harmless thirst quencher, not this.
