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Msg from Sender:
“I’m a student working with “Alwihda“, the current elected student party running the National Union of Kuwaiti Student – USA Branch. This year’s elections are going to be held in Long Beach, CA as a part of the annual conference on the weekend of 26th of November 09.

We have recently released our campaign for this year’s elections under the slogan ” Mahma Ekhtalafna”. The campaign consists of a series of videos that will be released from now until after the elections, all under the same slogan. our goal from this campaign is to reflect “Alwihda’s” key principals; Equality, Freedom, Democracy, and Justice for all.

The video features a group of diverse students who study in the United States with different backgrounds and Ideologies. This is the first video released …The videos have been created by the efforts of students that volunteer to work with “Alwihda“, as are the websites, magazines, and poster designs“.

Thx Khaled

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Making Of Mazda 3, Unexpected

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Making Of The T Mobile Dance

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Came across this interesting link. I’m not sure but i guess it’s a recruitment interactive video game website developed for the british army called [Start Thinking Soldier].

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“Transport for London” decided to highlight the fact that no matter how sharp car driver you are, you will always miss some details on the road. And as a result, other drivers on the road might not be safe, especially motorcycles.

After nearly 50 years, BBDO Worldwide has lost its longtime hold on the Pepsi-Cola brand in North America…
Losing brand Pepsi is surely a major psychological blow for BBDO; after all, the agency was responsible for making Pepsi “the choice of a new generation,” and inking mega-celebrity endorsement deals with pop culture icons from Michael Jackson to Michael J. Fox. It has worked with the brand since 1960. PepsiCo spent about $162 million on brand Pepsi in 2007. Read more [in here]

Thx Mark

… and Here’s how’s it’s done [link]

“Japan has invested in a series of melody roads that sing out a tune as you drive over them, as part of a new tourist attraction“