Author Archives: Sami

      An Apple, a Bathtub, a Pretty Blond in a Bar ,And a Dancing Homeless Wise Man Today’s Daily Barometer editorial ( Oregon State University’s newspaper) was titled Science! That’s how we spell it. Science! with a capital … Continue reading →

Procrastination Proclamation    Before reading this, just picture this: a man kneels on his knees for a moment that he and his beloved one waited for so long, he puts his hand in his pocket, it vibrates with the shiny … Continue reading →

Probity , the quality of being good and standing to what is right. A responsibility claimed in Quran , holy script in Islam, that human creatures carried over themselves . A responsibility that skies, earth and mountains couldn’t bear. Today … Continue reading →

The Harmony of Conflicting Opposites   By Sami Al-AbdRabbuh               It is the most distressing periods of life that could be your best too. The period of more than one year living on a small island called Bahrain was … Continue reading →

  Should we be in love ? In my recent post I mentioned a study that discovered reduced cognitive control in passionate lovers. I’m interested to explore if love, despite the adjective behind it is supposed to reduce the cognitive control … Continue reading →

Love has no other desire but to fulfill itself.  But if you love and must needs have desires, let these be your desires… – Jubran Khalil Jubran, (The Prophet)      One of my European friends once disagreed with my … Continue reading →

I’m very excited to inaugurate this magazine ! Crispy Entrepreneurship magazine is a collection of articles, podcasts, and videos that have the interesting taste for curious minds of entrepreneurs and small business leaders. Entrepreneurs share many interests, let it be specific news topics, … Continue reading →

Hello Beavers ! The Student Sustainability Center (SSI). I would like to thank them for their short highlight about my volunteering. If you enjoy landscaping or any other work that could help maintaining sustainability in the community consider helping out … Continue reading →

* Interfaithing ( /ˈintərˈfāTHiNG/) might not be a legitimate Mariam-Webster approved English noun. I learned it from OSU_IFCS among many other cool stuff.

* This writing was an extended version from my talk at her memorial at Corvallis in November 9th 2012. (Between 41:30 – 46:00)     Jennifer reminded me with an Arabian proverb “ Ma Mat Men Khallaf “ ; Who has a … Continue reading →