All Posts From December, 2007
Rule your television. Watch what you want - when you want.
I like these pictures of the famous leaders who had made their mark in our history. Do you know much about them? No? Me either!
With their powerful and ruler faces, serious postures and elegant historical clothes they can easily be recognized. We have the beautiful Queen Elizabeth of England; the powerful Napoleon of France; and the great Julius Caesar of Rome. They were great rulers at their time, but do you think they can control the modern television with a remote control?
With a simple idea Zaptor has executed the ads very well.
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This entry was written by KiwiPulse, posted
on Saturday, December 15th, 2007 at 12:52 am and is filed under Ads.
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The church leaders believe that their ‘King of Kings Statue’ is the World’s Largest Christ (or at least the World’s Largest half-buried Messiah) and have submitted it for consideration in the Guinness World Records. This sculpture is located in Ohio, United States at the Solid Rock Church. To complete this 62 feet tall and 1600 lbs statue over 8000 hours of effort were put in development and installation. As I know the biggest statue of Jesus Christ is in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil where the Christ of Redeemer stands to 130 feet tall and weighs 1 400 000 lbs.
The local residents have given many nicknames to this statue such as “Giant Jesus”, “Touchdown Jesus” and “Drowning Jesus”. If you are planning a visit to this Solid Rock Church someday, don’t forget your football ball!
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This entry was written by KiwiPulse, posted
on Saturday, December 8th, 2007 at 8:11 pm and is filed under Arts.
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These pictures below are the magnificent views of the Basilique Notre-Dame de Fourvière, France. The Roman Catholic have dedicated this basilica to its patron saint; the Virgin Mary. The development of Lyon’s basilica started in 1972 by the architect Pierre Bossan. Its unusual design draws from a variety of architectural influences such as the Gothic cathedrals, the Romanesque architecture and naturalism. From the floor to the ceiling the basilica is richly decorated with gold to show the Church’s wealth and power. At that time whether the Roman Catholic is rich or powerful is another question! It took 4 years to build this richly decorated basilica.
At certain times, members of the public may access the basilica’s northern tower for a spectacular 180-degree view of Lyon and its suburbs. Eating in one of the restaurants in Lyon is a reason enough to come to this French city. Bon Appétit! (French for ‘Enjoy your meal!’)
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This entry was written by KiwiPulse, posted
on Friday, December 7th, 2007 at 10:33 pm and is filed under Architects.
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