Can you imagine going to a cool, green and safe school? Well some of the students in Japan are sure lucky being able to attend Mode-Gakuen, a private educational institution which has several vocational schools in Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and Paris as well. The schools were established to cultivate creators in various fields such as Fashion Design, Fashion Technique, Fashion Business, Interior Design, Graphic Art, Make-Up Technique and Hair Dressing. The institution attracts approximately 5,500 students including 200 foreign students from Asia every year.

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The game was televised live in the United States on NBC and was available in 1080i high definition. Once again the game was a success with an average U.S. audience of 98.7 million viewers, this was the most-watched Super Bowl in history, and the second-most-watched U.S. television program of any kind (trailing only the final episode of M*A*S*H in 1983).

Aside from the U.S, the game was broadcast all around the world. An international feed featured Bob Papa and Sterling Sharpe was seen in 230 countries (including Antarctica) over 61 networks and 34 languages. ESPN Latin America also broadcasted across Latin America. Well hope you all have enjoyed watching the collection of Super Bowl XLIII commercials.

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For the second consecutive year Bridgestone was the proud sponsor of the The Super Bowl XLIII halftime show which featured Bruce Springsteen with the E Street Band, The Miami Horns, The Max Weinberge 7 and a gospel choir. The halftime performance consisted of the following songs in order: (1)Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out,(2) Born to Run, (3)Working on a Dream and last but not least (5) Glory Days. With these many songs, each of the numbers had at least one verse removed such that the overall performance fit the 12-minute time limit. Unsure of its legitimacy, Springsteen turned down numerous invitations to play at the Super Bowl in the past, but finally accepted to perform at Super Bowl XLIII after realizing the prestige value. Now, let’s enjoy Part 4 of the The Super Bowl XLIII commercials.

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