Showing posts with label VIDEO OF THE DAY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label VIDEO OF THE DAY. Show all posts
“Change Your Words, Change Your World” (Watch)
This video gives a powerful message “Change Your Words, Change Your World”….Something to remind us everyday to look around and see the beauty in our world!
People ignored this blind homeless man’s sign until someone changed the sign with powerful words, it changed the man’s fortune
Makes me cry when someone takes time out of their busy day to help a stranger in need. We need more people in this world who care enough to make even the smallest of gestures which can make all the difference. I’ve always believed in the power of words! This video just proves it!
This Video is actually a commercial but really gives a powerful message…It’s directed by Seth Gardner and the cast is (Bill Thompson, Beth Miller)
Can the Bugatti Veyron drive in snow? (Watch)
A car with such exceptional potential as the Bugatti Veyron 16.4 *) calls for equally exceptional testing conditions:
Repeated switches from the high-speed circuit to city traffic and from the highway to the racetrack, steep uphill climbs and descents, and every possible curve radius. The internal tests required top speeds, full-throttle acceleration to up to 350 km/h, again and again, and repeated full brake maneuvers with a force of 1.3 g. The Bugatti test engineers drove more than 1,000 km per day, only interrupted by the necessary service breaks. And then there were the extensive test drives on the extremely tough Nürburgring Grand Prix circuit, and non-stop autobahn drives.
In addition to these internal tests, the Veyron 16.4 had to pass all official roadworthiness tests just like any other serial production vehicle for road traffic. Approval criteria included reliability, stability, fine-tuning of driveline, chassis, and transmission, as well as the overall condition of the car after 50,000 driven kilometers. This was rounded off by the thousands of hours the Veyron 16.4’s engine, drive train, brakes and chassis were inspected on numerous test benches.
Next, the Veyron was exposed to weeks of heat and cold tests at extreme temperatures ranging from -20°C (-4°F) to 50°C (122°F). The car and its inexhaustible four-wheel drive braved both the ice and snow of Northern Europe and the sizzling South African heat. Even in the snow, the Electronic Stability Program always detects the degree of road grip, adjusting the engine control systems accordingly. The active rear axle lock not only helps the car take fast turns, but also ensures non-slip acceleration even in the snow. One particularly memorable episode occurred when a heavy van with camera equipment got stuck in a Scandinavian snowdrift – to be pulled out by the Veyron, which mastered this task like a professional tow truck.
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WestJet Christmas Surprise Will Make You Believe in Santa! (Watch)
Airports are perhaps the least jolly of locales during the holiday season, generally filled with disgruntled people facing delays, lost luggage and other mishaps. But, thanks to WestJet, one gaggle of weary travelers was treated to a Christmas miracle that turned an airport into Santa's workshop.
The Canadian airline, with the help of a virtual and tech-savvy Santa Claus, learned what passengers at the Toronto and Hamilton International Airports — who were waiting to board flights to Calgary — had on their Christmas wishlists this year. Once everyone boarded their planes, the WestJet team also took off — on shopping sprees, that is.
Nike unveils ‘Dare to be Brazilian’ spot ahead of the World Cup 2014 (Watch)
Nike has rolled out a new ad featuring big names from the Brazilian football team ahead of next year’s World Cup.
Created by Wieden+Kennedy São Paulo, the 90-second ad blends live-action and animations to show the likes of David Luiz, Thiago Silva, and winger Bernard jumping from on the pitch action to street football.
The ‘Dare to be Brazilian’ spot is being supported by OOH and digital, while consumers can participate in the campaign through social media or customising a campaign-themed T-shirt at Nike.com.
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