Amazon.com

This logo doesn’t seem to hide much at first sight, but it gives you a little insight in the philosophy behind the brand. First of all, the yellow swoosh looks like a smile: Amazon.com want to have the best customer satisfaction. The swoosh also connects the letters a and z, meaning that this store has everything from a to z.

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Zoozoo: The new brand ‘endorser’ for Vodafone
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Would you buy a fake brand-name bag, shoe pair??
The fake goods in China sell at a fraction of the price of some over valued American brand. The fake goods owner rip off original brand name and cheaply manufacture goods with fake logos and name.

Catwalk Shoe company has about 130 stores across India, 12 of them are the most expensive boutiques for VIP-clients.
It also imports the products of China, but now most of the shoes are manufactured at factories with a production of 800 to 900 pairs daily.

Workers toil virtually because of the food, they live inside factories, prepare food themselves, sleep in the corridors, wake up next day to start production again, work about 16 to 17 hours a day.

This is the making of low-cost products.
Catwalk Shops.


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The most famous pictures in recent years. True or fake.

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It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s Superman! The man of steel turns 70.

GEORGE REEVES TV SERIES | 1950s

• Superman is an alien from the planet Krypton. He has super strength, super speed, invulnerability, possesses x-ray vision, super hearing, super breath (which can freeze objects) and can also generate infrared heat beams from his eyes
• Superman’s loses his strength if exposed to the green, radioactive kryptonite, which is debris from his planet Krypton. His x-ray vision cannot penetrate lead
• Superman’s lives a secret identity of Clark Kent, reporter of the Daily Planet in the city of Metropolis His love interest Lois Lane is the newspaper’s star reporter

CHRISTOPHER REEVE 4 FILMS | ’78-’87

• The first Superman character created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster was not a hero, but a villain. Jerry reconceived the character in 1932 as a hero and began a six-year quest to find a publisher
• The revised Superman first appeared in Action Comics #1, in June 1938, and a newspaper strip started the following year.

DEAN CAIN TV SERIES | 1993

• Superman gets his superpowers from the solar system’s yellow sun. Kryptonians from his planet were devoid of these powers as they lived under a Red Sun
• The phrase ‘faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, and able to leap tall buildings in a single bound’ was first used in the Superman radio serials of the 1940s
• Superman appears in every episode of the TV sitcom Seinfeld in some form, such as a toy or a verbal reference

BRANDON ROUTH 1 FILM | 2006

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Stories of scores of breakthroughs made in science and technology cannot take away from the fact that there exist some phenomenon that we still can’t explain. Here is a list of some of the mysteries…

GHOSTS
Spirits of the dead have long made an appearance in our folklore. People have reported seeing apparitions of both strangers and departed loved ones. Though proof of the existence of ghosts remains elusive, eyewitnesses report seeing and even communicating with ghosts.

UFOs
There is no doubt that UFOs (Unidentified Flying Objects) exist — people see things in the skies that they cannot identify, ranging from aircraft to meteors. Whether or not any of those objects are alien spacecraft is a different matter. Investigation has found known causes for most sightings, but some UFO incidents will remain unexplained.

INTUITION
Call it gut feelings, or a ‘sixth sense’, we have all experienced intuition Psychologists note that people subconsciously pick up information, leading us to sense or know information without knowing exactly how or why we know it. But cases of intuition are difficult to prove or study.

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