50 brilliant & creative advertisements for your inspiration

50 brilliant & creative advertisements for your inspiration: "

Companies send a lot of money on trying to catch your attention, in this collection you’ll find creative advertisements that probably reached their goal.

1. Bounty’s big spills campaign

2. Tyskie beer

3. Johnnie Walked

4. Bad Dog Breath

5. Google Street View

6. Hospital Aleman

7. Ibuprofen advil

8. Audi Sculpture

9. Fight smoking

10. Give a hand to wildlife

11. What goes around comes around

12. Pollution is closer than you think

13. Tibits, vegetarian restaurant

14. Axe schedule

15. DHL online tracking

16. Law & Order billboard

17. Before it’s too late

18. Don’t let them get too comfortable

19. The power of Viagra

20. Reading Humo can have serious consequences

21. Gillette ambient ad

22. Get them off your dog

23. Weight watcher ambient

24. Pringles campaign

25. Disney Star Wars week-end

26. Direct Ski

27. Slimfast

28. iPod shuffle campaign

29. Silvikrin

30. Lego Advertisement

31. Sci Fi Channel

32. Rowenta

33. Old Timer restaurant

34. Aquafresh Floss

35. Career Builder: maybe it’s time to move on

36. YKM bag

37. Lays Potatoes

38. Clearex Israel

39. The Guitar Store

40. Yellow Pages, restaurant found

41. Monster.com, stuck in the wrong job?

42. Rona, we recycle your painting leftovers

43. Ballet classes

44. Moserbaer, mega storage capacity

45. Spontex, maximum absorption

46. Death by iPod

47. Nikon D700 Billboard

48. Animal Planet, authentic documentaries

49. Harley Davidson, stop dreaming

50. Papa John’s delivery

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Pivot table to summarize my cross-border trips

Yesterday night, when I was on bed, I realized I did not even have an idea on how many times I have visited Malaysia or Indonesia, and which between them is the most visited country for me.

I pulled out my current and two previous passports, counted all the stamps (some of them are lousily stamped and hardly recognizable), and consolidated some statistics. Speaking of stamps, some customs give very neat stamps, such as Japan and HongKong, while some customs stamped very grossly, such as customs in Guangdong and Australia, who just stamped anywhere on any page they wish to without linking the entry and exit stamps at all.

Based on the statistics, Malaysia is the country I have visited for most number of times at 22, followed by China at 18 times. 10 of the 18 times were made for the sake of visiting my parents and others. Surprisingly, I felt I have visited Indonesia as many times as I have visited Malaysia (probably due to the many domestic flights and ferries I took travelling across the islands of Indonesia), but I actually have only visited Indonesia for 10 times. Duration wise, I have spent a total of 54 days in indonesia versus 84 days in Malaysia.

In fact, I do visit more Indonesia than Malaysia recently. The relative fewer times of travelling in indonesia than Malaysia is due to the difficulty in obtaining indonesian visa 5~10 years ago. Indonesia has remained as my biggest regret of not being able to travel much in my undergraduate days. Well, look ahead, I have at least 40 years ahead of me, drawfing the whole undergraduate 4 years, so I have plenty of opportunities.

In total, so far, I have crossed border successfully for 160 times (not counting singapore) and unsuccessfully for 3 times.
1) refusal of entry to malaysia (I have bought a bus ticket but my visa expired).
2) refusal of entry to Indonesia due to no blank passport page for visa-on-arrival (3 airtickets were wasted).
3) refusal of visa to Australia due to the act of exclusion of Chinese males (I bought the ticket to Sydney and planned to go via Australia and Auckland to South America). Though South America was my target, the stupid anti-chinese aussie goverment failed my first big travel plan.

LOL, reading stories behind the stamps of an active traveller with Chinese passports is certainly a bit tragic or dramatic. But looking back, the struggles become a special kind of fun, in a way.

Lastly, I spend 18% of all my time outside of Singapore, that percentage will be much higher if my compulsory working days in Singapore are excluded. I have never used a single annual leave day not for travelling oversea, and I have spent an absolute majority of national holidays away from home. So oversea experience certainly characterizes my life, but in what ways...

Papua 2

 
 
 
 

Papua

 

 

 

 

Yet digested, Papua has become a part of my experience.

No paths laid out in front of me to traverse, not even an illusive trail

No paths laid out in front of me to traverse, not even an illusive trail. However, a multitude of daunting, unsurmountable issues have been happening. They will well lead to many changes ahead, yet the limited time has not permitted me to understand the effects of those issues, not even mentioning the possible changes they will very much bring to me.

I might be grossly wrong here. I expect I am going to change a hell lot. I am unprepared for the changes, because I do not know what changes are coming. But I bet the changes are going to redefine me, in directions I have no clue yet.

Though the exact changes are unclear, the nature of the changes are well expected. They are likely to be irreversible, fundamental, and could pinpoint me to a new direction. My intuition tells me some of the changes may be too seamless to get into my consciousness.

I am not going to ponder about the changes. Living at each very moment, searching and working, should be enough to make me happy.

inspiration

i am going with any one that inspires me.