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Branding the Coka-Cola zero billboards in Israel 2009
5 posters which introduce non-existent combinations such as;
A. a bicycle with records for wheels and a gramophone
B. a man surfing with a seagull.
C. a man surfing with a dolphin.
D 2 urban climbers doing acrobatics on a Coka-Cola bottle.
All of the afore mentioned posters were made billboards and their objective was to show great combinations like the Coka-Cola zero.
Zero 2000, Kodak Ektar 100
When planning my trip to Arizona, I knew I wanted to go to Saguaro National Park. I was picturing dramatic desert landscapes with towering saguaro and brilliant blue skies. Well, the blue skies were felled by Nature's other plans. The saguaro do, in fact, tower, but somehow the drama just wasn't there.
My hostess in Tucson, Meli, made a face when I told her I planned to spend the day at Saguaro. When pressed, she said, "Well, Saguaro's nice, but there are other places in Tucson I like to spend my time." She indicated the landscape is just kind of flat and repetitive.
And it is. Sagauro National Park, like the West African bush that lies between Bamako and Sevare in Mali, reminds me of the model of the smooth universe. In that model, scientists are able to assume that no matter which chunk of universe they are looking at, it is indistinguishable from any other chunk. At a certain macro level, distinguishing marks are lost, and there is a repetitiveness to the scenery. Thus it is with the bush and this place. There is a small number of features that repeat over and over and over. It is "smooth".
I found I was able to check off Saguaro National Park fairly quickly, and make my way to other, more interesting locales suggested by Meli. It was absolutely the right thing to do. Still, being a fan of both science and mysticism, I love places like this, as they reflect that overarching order in our smooth universe, on a scale we can touch.
Zero is our I-Z musical pet. Basically, you plug him to your I-Pod and he mixes, ad-libs, makes funny noises, etc.
Desculpe-nos pelos crÉDitos postados dessa maneira, porÉM as fotos da banda nx zero permanecerÃO assim devido ao desrespeito aos crÉDitos das fotos postadas anteriormente que foram cortadas e divulgadas atravÉS de fÃS da banda. Obrigada
1978 Dome Zero
"In 1975, automotive tuner and racing aficionado Minoru Hayashi founded Dome Co., Ltd. to build racing vehicles in which new technologies could be tested. The Zero, Dome's sensational prototype for a roadgoing supercar, employed by Nissan's L28E engine (also used in the 280Z) and was intended to offer an alternative to exotic European supercars. Dome later developed the P-2, a Zero-based prototype ultimately aimed at American market and featured on the cover of Road & Track in 1979. A racing version dubbed the Zero RL competed in the 24 Hours of Le Mans race in 1979, 1980, and 1981.
Horsepower: 143
Number Built: 1
Engine: 2.8L I-6
Top Speed: 137mph"