Author Archive for Arafat Kazi
RECIPES: Every Hot Dog Has Its Day
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Forget about ingredients like intestine or rat flesh. Instead, close your eyes and savor each wonderful, mysterious bite of a good hot dog with these grown-up recipes.
9 More Essential Books for Your Education
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And you thought we could stop at 12. Here are 9 more essential books for your education.
12 Essential Reads for your Education
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The following list are some “Essential Books for your Education.” Pick one from each category.
Smart & Crazy Job Stunts that Get You Hired
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Crazy job stunts that get you the job without sacrificing your dignity..
Rock Bands and the Fine Art of Breaking Up
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Some bands you want to stay together forever – and then there are others, for whatever reason, that just need to break up already.
Confessions of a Non-Threatening Muslim
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Muslims might seem to be different now, but watch out. In 2020 you’ll see a sitcom about Arif Abdullah, the guy who flosses too much.
Gift Ideas for your Favorite Prof
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Professors are the perfect combination — they’re our social superiors, and they’re educators. So what should you get them for Christmas? It’s more complex than you think.
Loco for Coco: Conan Bounces Back on TBS
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Monday night marked Conan O’Brien’s triumphant return to late night television. He’s back! And it was awesome!
OkCupid and how we define ourselves, in numbers and nuance
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Internet dating site OKCupid posted one of their super-informative blog posts the other day, and it’s about the statistical differences between gays and straights. It’s a great read, and the main takeout is that the sexual habits of gays and straights aren’t that different from each other (big surprise there).
What we talk about when we talk about loving brands
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If you want to sell me something, give me an experience, tell me a story, or be my friend. Simple recognition, which once worked so well, suddenly isn’t good enough anymore. Instead, we now look to have a slick user interface, or just a warm smile. I’m a human being. Give me a great experience, I’ll come back. And I’ll bring my friends.
