Miswak: Traditional Twig for Teeth would replace paste and brush

The Middle East is spawning 'organic' innovations in a very commercial tooth industry : but does this pose

Recognising the sustainability-potential of eliminating both the toothbrush and paste, Leen's intriguing "THIS" concept aims to package and promote the Miswak as an organic and biodegradable alternative to the Western teeth cleansing routine.

A sustainable solution? But how long would it be before we begin to hear about Miswak deforestation? asks one user in response to hearing of Leen's smart tooth tool.

And how appealing would this twig device really be for a Western Colgate audience?

On Jordanian support for the Egyptians:
At some point the demonstrators even cheered asking for Al Bakhit – the newly appointed Jordanian prime minister, who has only been in position a few hours – asking him to step down.

Imagine all the people....musical notes waft out gently from this post.

Ola waxes lyrical on what can only be described as a utopia: Imagine a country where there is no racism, no hunger, no crime, no corruption, no injustice....., she dreams.
Where teachers realize they hold in their hands the future of generations to come, and that the students are not puppets for their amusement but the greatest responsibility of all.
So 'That' Jordanian teacher is not a national here then.

Sports retailer Engelhorn sports wants to promote its tennis collection, so the agency came up with this banner ad.

And well, we like tennis!
Take a look at this clip of sports- interfacing- with computer novelty. It's a woman-player of course.