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polarise — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 18:57:22 CST

Paul

Blogs
http://pkorir.blogspot.com
http://engbs.googlegroups.com

Email
polariseke@gmail.com
polariseke@yahoo.com

Websites
http://www.photo.net/photos/polariseke

Welcome to polarise

polarise — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 18:52:28 CST

Hi and welcome to polarise, a website dedicated to creativity. We would like to tackle the very elusive question of whether creativity can be passed from one being to another. I have personally experienced how one can be trained to open up their mind and loosen up so that you can become more creative. Moreover, if you think you are creative you can certainly become more creative and experience a dimension that you will be awed by.
For people who struggle with such thoughts like I do, you will agree that you view creativity as a variable. Not a predefined, constant value but one that can take on the form that its bearer so desires. With this it then becomes viable for the student to teach the teacher and the master to learn from the slave.
But be warned! Just like the apocalyptic prophesies against our technological trends, you might find yourself bending to your creativity... not knowing what will become of you next!

- Paul

Products

polarise — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 18:45:24 CST

Logos
Nothing can make your business look more ridiculous than a sleezy logo. Your logo must be done right. It must demonstrate some resonance with your MV&V (mission, vision & values).

I specialise in making that decisive difference in your business' image. Heck, I've even coined a term for it - Corporate Image Solutions (CIP).
The starting point is always your logo i.e. after you've define what your business is about. It has to be right and what's more, it has to fit in with la mode.

Otherwise, you might as well be operating from the confines of your mind!
So, do your business a favour and get it looking right, huh?

Business Cards
The next step to getting you and your business to look good is those little plastic-like pieces of paper that you so liberally dish out (well, that's what everyone is doing, right?) Wrong!

A business card is not just a piece of paper wit contacts; it's a statement. Just as a beautiful woman want her perfume to linger, so do you want to leave that lasting impression. You might as well write your email on your contacts' palm!
Do it right with a polarise design.

Posters
Take a look at these... They could bear your voice.

Photos

polarise — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 18:34:36 CST

Kiboswa Project: No comment.	One of the beautiful things about Kisumu is the wideness of the streets - there is so much room. I would like to travel back and see what is left because what I've seen on TV is gloomy.	I always wanted a good shot of a chess piece. Talk about gender bias - we always go for the King.
Very serene with clean air. A must if you want to get away from the Chaos, formerly Nairoby.	Type your photo caption or credit here.	Type your photo caption or credit here.
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Blog

polarise — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 13:31:58 CST

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Over the last few days, I have realised what our country is worth. We have been sitting in our comfortable sitting rooms, grease-lipped with a steaming capuccino in one hand as we naively gnaw away at what the media houses graciously feed us with: pot-bellied executives shake to mergers, disgruntled politicians frog-march one another up and down five-star hotels' foyers and many other efforts at 'advancement'. The reality is that we are a sadly poor country and the so-called political class is seated with warming their hands for the next hand-shake. We need to do something for OUR good lest we be led to our doom. As Kenyans, we faithfully pay our taxes which are used to fund the incumbent's re-election bid while people live in super-abject poverty.
Let no-one fool themselves that because s/he belongs to the same tribe as our 'prominent' politicians they will benefit. Ah-ah! As has been said elsewhere, there are only two tribes in Kenya: the rich and the poor. It's just sad to see those of the same tribe killing each other while the 'enemy' wonders at his/her next acquisition!

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