Muhammad Ali, who repeatedly called himself “The Greatest”, was quoted as saying: “I figured that if I said it enough, I would convince the world that I really was the greatest.”

Ali, who died June 3rd, also acknowledged in a best selling biography by Thomas Hauser, his gratitude for all he had been given: “God has been good to me. I’m thankful I have a good life and nine healthy children. I’m thankful I was three-time heavyweight champion of the world. I’m thankful that I live in a country like America. I’m thankful I’ve been able to travel and meet people all over the world. I’m thankful people still remember me.”

In addition to remembering and celebrating his remarkable life and career, Ali’s unforgettable treasure trove of quotes will remain with us as well including:

“Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth.”

“Hating people because of their color is just wrong. And it doesn’t matter which color does the hating. It’s just plain wrong.”

“I wish people would love everybody else the way they love me. It would be a better world.”

“Friendship…is not something you learn in school. But if you haven’t learned the meaning of friendship, you really haven’t learned anything.”

“Don’t count the days. Make the days count.”

“People don’t realize what they had till it’s gone. Like President Kennedy… nobody like him. Like the Beatles, there will never be anything like them. Like my man, Elvis Presley. I was the Elvis of boxing.”

And it goes without saying, there will never again be anyone quite like Muhammad Ali.

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Sierra Blair-Coyle is called an “athlete-model”, famous for its plastic, the US is mostly young professional climbing. Two-time champion of the US escalation and member of the national team, she does not hesitate to face challenges for the least surprising. Only helped by two vacuum cleaners strapped to her back, she managed to climb the side of a skyscraper of 140 meters in Songo, a town 65 kilometers west of Seoul.

A performance in collaboration with LG who took the opportunity to praise the merits of its new Smart Inverter Motor and the life of its batteries. Indeed, the South Korean brand and developed a unique climber climbing device using suction pads and long battery life.

Result, the two canisters LG CordZero could create enough suction to hold the weight of Sierra Blair-Coyle who was able to make his ascent in less than 30 minutes. The manufacturer states that the athlete has stopped once to take a new pair of vacuum cleaners to meet the first challenge of its kind.

Very active on social networks, it has more than 300,000 fans on its Facebook page , the US 22-year made ​​news again with this original LG challenge and hope this kind of performance will “attract the attention on innovative technologies that drive these devices too often trivialized “.
via: Thomas Estimbre @ Presse-Citron.net

Central Films award-winning director Rodrigo Garcia Saiz bestows godlike powers on legendary footballer Diego Maradona to inspire the creation of an ark-like football stadium in the monumental new spot “Noah” for Tecate, out of Nomades. In the epic 2:00 spot, Maradona approaches a bohemian architect, urging him to build a football field to revive a love of the sport. He gets to work on the immense task, bringing on the aide of friends—who happen to be players of Real Madrid and Juventus—he completes the structure, leading couples of players, referees, radio announcers and fans to enter the stadium.

As the crowd and players anxiously await gameplay, Noah steps in as referee and a single drop of rain falls from the sky, sparking the game launch and exploding the arena with energy and passion. Madrona and Noah both join in on the action, culminating with an awe-inducing hands-free move by Madrona for the win, leaving the crowd with a renewed love for the game.

Creative Credits:
Client: Heineken Mexico
Titles: “Noah”
Agency: Nomades
Creative Directors: Pablo Batlle, Rual Rivera, Guillermo Bernal
Copywriter: Felipe Alarcon Aranguiz
Art Director: Rafael Quijano
Head of Production: Ericka Tolosa
Agency Producer: Ericka Tolosa
Production Company: Central Films
Director: Rodrigo Garcia Saiz
DP: Mateo Londono
Executive Producer: Mauricio Francini
Editorial Company: Central Films
Editor: Leonel Perez
Post Production: MPC Mexico
Colorist: Ricky Gaussis
Post Producers: Patricia Guerra, Leonel Perez
VFX: MPC Mexico
VFX Talent: Eric Schaechter
VFX Producer: Paulina Salazar
Music: Alejandro Pelayo
Audio Post: Bravo Audio
Mixer: Bernardo Bravo

Day for day people take countless looks at their watches. Besides the time displayed, nothing really changes. Just imagine a watch that could change the look of its dial every minute! How cool would that be?

In December 2015 Leo Burnett started the „Samsung – Design Your Time“ campaign. We asked our FB community to send in pictures with their personal time of day. The result was stunning. People sent in thousands of pictures so that we could develop a beautiful watch face for Samsung Smartwatch users.

Creative Credits:
Advertised brand: Samsung
Advert title(s): Design Your Time
Samsung – Design Your Time
Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett Frankfurt, Germany
Agency website: http://www.leoburnett.de
Chief Creative Officer: Andreas Pauli
Executive Creative Director: Christoph Riebling
Creative Director: Benjamin Merkel
Creative Director: Helge Kniess
Client Service Director: Martin Krauter
Group Account Director: Pia Schütz
Social Media Consultant: Felix Schrader

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This month, TED celebrates a very special anniversary — ten years since we published our first six TED Talks online. It was a bold, some said foolhardy experiment to take what happened at a small conference in Monterey, California, and share it with anyone who might be interested.

And boy, were you interested! Because of you, TED Talks have become something of a global phenomenon, garnering billions of views, making stars of our speakers and their ideas (and yes, even earning us a parody or two). It’s been an amazing journey — and now I’m excited and proud to share the latest step. Today, you can see our fresh new homepage design, the visual manifestation of our ongoing work to make sure that TED remains as relevant and vital as it was when we shared those first talks in 2006.

Here’s what we’re most excited about:

1. Easy, fast access to our extensive archive of great ideas. In the old system, new was king. We’d publish a “Talk of the Day,” and within a week or so, that talk had fallen off the homepage and gone to live its longtail life. With our new structure and design, we’re presenting multiple horizontal “ribbons” of talks, each with a different angle, as well as multiple playlists with tighter focus. This means we can highlight and surface more of our speakers’ great ideas as and when they’re most relevant, even if they’re not the newest talk on the block.

2. Much more varied content. With the new design, we can put together some surprising combinations of talks on our homepage, and change it up regularly to surface amazing talks in particular niches. For instance, currently we’re highlighting talks about mind-blowing science, breakthrough technology, leadership, creativity, happiness and more. But the talks highlighted in each ribbon may change on a daily basis, and the ribbons themselves can be rotated to include material from every niche of TED’s fast-growing archive.

3. A personalized experience for all. Not everyone is interested in every idea, and that’s just fine. We’re working hard to personalize TED.com so we can make smart recommendations of the talks you’re likely to love. This is a work in progress, but know that we’re working hard to tailor your experience. Over time, you’ll be seeing ribbons of talks fine-tuned for your interests.

4. Deeper investment in curation. To support our new design, we’re hiring specialist curators in several key fields. They’ll help identify the best speakers to bring to the TED platform, and the best talks to highlight each day on our homepage.

There’s so much more to come, but I wanted to share our excitement at this new vision for TED. Already from our testing, we’ve seen some outstanding results. But while we love to pore over data and stats, more than anything, improved numbers mean more ideas spread, and that’s at the heart of everything we do. So, thank you. Thank you for your ongoing attention and support. I hope you like the first taster of TED.com’s new chapter. Now, go find the talk that’s right for you.

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