News via Social Media: The Speed vs Accuracy Paradox
Only when calamity strikes is when we realize the Dr Jekyl Mr Hyde effect of social media as a news platform. Savior and misleader simultaneously. Angelic and devilish all at […]
Category Archives: Frameworks
Birthmonth: A time to create history
April is my birthmonth. For why celebrate only a day, when inching towards the day itself, everything seems enchanting. And the days after are spent recovering from liquid infusion or […]
I chose social media as my Sandy news feed. Did you?
In the darkness that ensued Sandy, I enveloped myself in the inky black air, with a plethora of whispy candles casting shadows to create an eerie, romantic, nonchalant atmosphere, disturbed […]
Deconstructing the Fashion Anticipation
“An intense anticipation itself transforms possibility into reality; our desires being often but precursors of the things which we are capable of performing.” The quotable quote drives the cupid’s arrow […]
Scent of a Woman… Picked Out by a Man
They say that in order to smell out a sensuous woman, ask a man. It brings to mind the metaphor of Al Pacino’s aptly titled Scent of a Woman. Presenting, […]
A “Heart” Attack
Where is the coolest place you’ve spotted a heart? Many guys start their day with an incessant need to shave. On one such day my shaving foam reshaped itself into […]
Red Alert: The Gifting Strategy
Procrastination is the plague of the i-era. We are all very last minute about some things in life. And Christmas and holiday shopping probably tops the list for things that […]
Shopping: A test of the distance between your Brain and your Heart
So much poetry exists about the heart and its righteousness over the brain. But no, this is not a psychological deduction of your life. Nor is it a sequential detangling […]
Social Media’s Affair with Fashion, in Real-time
Twinkle Twinkle. Like stars twitching uneasily in the dark sky, countless lights gleam in the darkness of the audience in a fashion show, competing against the bright glare of the […]
Mother Nature Turns Professor: Lessons from Hurricane Irene
You know that something is sinking into your subconscious when you even dream of it. I think I dreamed of swimming with my select possessions deteriorating in dampness, sometimes perched […]
