Conscious Thoughts
When Races, Cultures, Religions Don’t Have Boundaries…
By nora at 5 November, 2008, 4:54 pm
…With the supremacy of the internet, it is commonly called online communities. As filtered information, news, people’s suffering reach western societies through the cathodic tube of our TV sets, of our PC or Mac screens, we still digest our last meal and gently sleep in Morpheus’ arms. So far whatever front is attacked in the […]
Read More >>The Most Accurate Election Forecast? Hardcore Gamblers
By lainie at 4 November, 2008, 12:19 pm
Guest Post by Meeno Peluce
This [post on the Huffington Post] gives me, finally, a lot more hope.
That make up artist for Palin who’s making so much money, she’s my make up artist. I texted her for a shoot a while back and she wrote back she couldn’t make it because she was in Alaska. Alaska? […]
United Fruits of America!
By nora at 2 November, 2008, 5:50 pm
Fruits are battling for recognition on the American soil. Through an impressive battery of TV spots and billboards, the agro-industry, the medical corpse, the government urge the American Public to consume the healthy ailments.
“Five portions of fruits and vegetables a day” is the leitmotiv for whom wants to be healthy. “Five portions of fruits and […]
Brand: Obama
By brandon at 30 October, 2008, 4:16 pm
November 4th 2008, after what has been a seemingly endless political struggle of over two years, is fast approaching. We’ve little over five days - yes, five days - until what may very well be one of the most important, far-reaching elections of the majority of our lives. So, with only five days left, everything […]
Read More >>Your New Friend on Facebook? An Online Shoe Store
By danny at 29 October, 2008, 5:10 pm
The ability to reach customers — and better understand their needs and wants — has long been coveted in the business world. Customer feedback is the most direct path to product improvement. And what better way to get the masses engaged then by bloggin’, microbloggin’, tweetin’ and diggin’. Right? Are you speaking this language? Because […]
Read More >>When “Plug-in” Rhymes with Green
By nora at 29 October, 2008, 3:26 pm
Whatever taste, aspirations are yours when choosing the car of the, your future, the constant in the equation will be its green properties. In the 2008 Paris, Detroit Motor Show, the diversification of the designs, technologies and creativity displayed incontestably the full range of environmental awareness of the car manufacturers.
Aligned with the desiderata of industrialized […]
Sign of the Times
By nora at 22 October, 2008, 6:30 pm
Seattle is home to about 550,000 people, and according to The National Coalition for the Homeless 5,500 of the residents of Seattle are homeless. That means that out of every 100 people you see walking down the street, one of them will not have a place to call home. You may meet them on a […]
Read More >>Mercedes-Benz: the green or blue strike?
By nora at 22 October, 2008, 3:21 pm
Since you’ve been our readers (and thank you for your fidelity!), you are now more aware of the earth’s debacle. From the abundant presence of carbon dioxide to the invisible threat of methane, our atmosphere is out of breath, if not explosive. In this smoggy context, let me invite you to step up for a […]
Read More >>Welcome to the Alamo
By danny at 21 October, 2008, 5:13 pm
I am fighting a war I did not start. The battlefields are my eyeballs. My first line of defense is a dark pair of shades, the last line my eyelids. My brain is the Alamo and it’s preparing for its last stand. My enemy is relentless. They’re attacking me 3,000 to 5,000 times a day. […]
Read More >>Saving our Water Bodies
By sarah_t at 21 October, 2008, 1:40 pm
I sometimes fall into a trance while washing dishes, brushing my teeth, taking a shower, and not to mention the relaxation of a bath. Something about the sound of the water rushing away from me, cleansing me, and my surroundings. If the sink is full, it may take me about half an hour to get […]
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