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Travel: Crazy Statue in Hamilton Island

A first look at the statue, I can say that it was created by a great sculptor. Don’t go too fast! If you look at the back of that statue, you can find a crazy alien. What is the alien doing there?!? We can read on the statue “You shall know the TRUTH and the TRUTH shall make you FREE”. The Statue is located in Hamilton Island, Australia. The Island is used almost exclusively for tourism. It’s also the largest inhabited island of the Whitsunday Islands. Many festivals are hosted on the island. It seem to be a great destination to spend some qualities time with your friends or lover(s).

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This entry was written by KiwiPulse, posted on Tuesday, August 21st, 2007 at 3:35 am and is filed under Travel. You can bookmark this blog and read the posts later through the RSS Feed. 16 Comments

Ads: Al Chilazo (Mini-Lotto)

This ad by TBWA promoted the mini lotto Al Chilazo, which mean “Quick” in Guatemalan slang. 10,000 grand will fall to you. Al Chilazo! I like their face expression, it show us that they can win big! As a mini lotto I think the amount is enough. That may help a family in need in Guatemala.

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This entry was written by KiwiPulse, posted on Monday, August 20th, 2007 at 9:48 pm and is filed under Ads. You can bookmark this blog and read the posts later through the RSS Feed. 6 Comments

Arts: Bookbinding

The Bookbinding is the process of physically assembling a book from a number of folded or unfolded sheets of paper or other material. The Chinese was the first to practice this art with their bamboo book. Can you imagine carrying all those bamboo books and walk all over the China Wall. The craft of bookbinding is originated in India, they used the leaves that they dried and rubbed with ink. Which would form a stain in the wound.

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This entry was written by KiwiPulse, posted on Sunday, August 19th, 2007 at 5:20 am and is filed under Arts. You can bookmark this blog and read the posts later through the RSS Feed. 12 Comments

Arts: Walking to the Sky

If you get a chance to visit Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania, United States. Don’t miss the opportunity to admire this 100 Foot Tall stainless steel pole on the campus of Carnegie Mellon University. This sculpture was realised by Jonathan Borofsky. When he was kid, Jonathan used to hear different stories from his father. Especially this one about a friendly giant who lived in the sky. “In each tale, father and son would travel up to the sky to talk to the giant about what needed to be done for everyone back on earth. The artist says the sculpture is a celebration of the human potential for discovering who we are and where we need to go.”

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This entry was written by KiwiPulse, posted on Saturday, August 18th, 2007 at 1:13 am and is filed under Arts. You can bookmark this blog and read the posts later through the RSS Feed. 27 Comments

Bodog Fantasy: Bedroom

Imagine you are sit down on your bed, and Pouff! Suddenly A nice chick appear in front of your closet, she is getting naked! It seem we always see that happens to a horny young guy in the ads commercial. Do you want to know what happen when the guy is getting too excited? You must watch this ad by Bodog, promoting their Fantasy sport section.

Advertising Agency: Riptown, Vancouver, Canada
Art Director: Graham MacInnes
Director: Matthew Swanson
Source: bodogfantasy.com | YouTube.com | adsoftheworld.com

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This entry was written by KiwiPulse, posted on Friday, August 17th, 2007 at 5:33 am and is filed under Ads. You can bookmark this blog and read the posts later through the RSS Feed. 9 Comments