Avengers Helping Us Put An End to Poverty
Last week, I was invited to the blocked screening of the Avengers. Definitely, I was excited to see the film because of it’s appetizing trailer and the recent movies of the cast. As I write this, I will say that it is a good movie because of the epic maneuvers set by the Avengers and the ridicules made by the Iron Man. As always, they ended up defeating the villain, Lokki. Adding to that is the slight similarity with the Transformers. I said this because of the ‘alien carrier’ and the ‘black hole’ similarities which were also seen in the latest Transformers movie. The movie ended hooking me up with nothing. There was no apparent lesson learned besides from saving the world from a not-so-real alien invasion. I was not used to not learning anything from movies. Due to such demand by myself (a bit bizarre), I decided not to sleep until I thought of a lesson that could be inculcated into my desperate mind. And as the famous mathematician Euclide would say, “Eureka, I have found it!”, I then found poignant lessons in the movie. Nick Fury’s task of finding a great idea to defeat the impossible death of the world set by Lokki leads him to finding the Avengers. He thus found them but it was very difficult. Iron Man, Captain America, the Hulk, and Thor were just exasperating to merge because their ideas don’t agree with each other but for Nick to succeed he formulated the idea of joining them hence creating an omega force called THE AVENGERS. They had their own difficulties, for an instance, Hulk, was already living a peaceful life in Calcutta and would not want to be disturbed because he did not like himself to get angry and bring an end to what he did not like the most, war. Captain America remained very old fashioned because he was in the depths for 70 years. Yes, it was hard. Ideas were different but for them to succeed they needed to merge and put an end to evil.
Same is for us. We are currently suffering from a global crisis. Poverty is the disease that is spreading like cancer. We needed an antidote. That antidote is having people connected with ideas or simply to say cooperation to bring an end to poverty. And for that to happen we should start from ourselves. To end this, I’d like to leave a note and that is: Think globally, start locally. Begin NOW. I said, Avengers was good when I watched it but as I pondered in my cozy bed, I then realized Avengers was BEYOND. Keep up and let’s bring an end to poverty!
Nick Wooster, the Fashion Innovator
One of my personal style icons is Nick Wooster. I had recently known of him last December and since then I have been an avid fan of his fashion sense. I always look for fashion insights on what to wear and I seldom see a man who wears clothes with much sophistication and masculinity like Nick. I do recognize him as a fashion icon and of course, an internet phenomena. If any of you know him, I’m glad you did know him. Such a fashion innovator. He’s brought a good sense of styling when it comes to men’s fashion.
On that note, I’d like to leave some photos on what his insights are on summer clothing:
“For me, this deep indigo jacket is the perfect navy blazer for summer.Up close it looks like denim, but it’s much lighter and softer. It goes with just about anything, including dark denim jeans.”
