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Thursday, January 24, 2008

Hard Day's Hava Nagila



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Hard Day's Hava Nagila

Rare footage from some kid's Bar Mitzvah circa 1964:



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Also see:
"Hava Nagila" (Indian version) and
"Smoke on the Water" (Japanese version)

Today's pictures & links:
Click to enlarge images.

Italy at Night


(photo courtesy earthobservatory.nasa.gov)

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World of Fashion

The Chanel Spring 2008 show from Paris:



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We've seen it all... (ad campaign)

See other versions here



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Another great road, this time in Peru:
(near Aquas Calientes, at the base of Machu Picchu)



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Mixed fresh links for today:

Passenger Space Travel is Here - [space]
Ghost Town, Buried in Sand - [abandoned]
Most Unique Hotel Rooms - [design]
Stunning Home Cinemas - [architecture]
My favorite A&W experience - [hilarious]
What to do and not to do with babies - [funny pics]
When Data Center Cabling Becomes Art - [wiring]
Nice power drill ad - [fun video]
Total Body Control: Damien Walters - [wow video]
Your textlink here: great exposure and rates

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Character studies:




(originals unknown)

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Pretty neat Apple ad campaign:





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Great Gadgets:

Super knife:



Phone Shave:



Stonehedge watch/compass:



Rotary cel phone:



Interesting vintage cameras:





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Chinese Weird Propaganda Posters

some really strange ones...







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Snow bear:



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3 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

the wired road is near aqua calientes in Peru, in the base of Macchu Pichu. its not Bolivia.

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

The Asian Fashion Show took place in Le Grand Palais in Paris.

It's strange!

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

The "Asian Fashion Show" is mislabeled. It's the Chanel Spring 2008 show from Paris.


http://fabsugar.com/978609

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