Creative print funny commercials of insect repeller product

Creative print ads of insect repeller(anti-mosquito) product, do you know why the wild mosquito always wanders around you? Because you are not their natural enemy, so, letinsect repeller product change your appearance in mosquito’s eyes.






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Paper is Evil

This is an advertising of Canada’s tax website – QuickTax, paper folding evil makes all kinds of wicked and freaking funny things to interpret handy online taxes: Paper is evil. Do your taxes online in minutes!

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WIRE JEWELRY TECHNIQUES

Earrings--Doorway to Wire Love earrings and want a wardrobe of them? After learning this essential jewelry making technique of loop-making you will walk away from class with two pairs of sparkling earrings and maybe more. Also learn to make 20-gauge wire bead chain and your own custom clasp! A $10 kit fee covers 2 pairs of earrings and practice materials. All tools available for use and purchase in class. Or, request a materials list two weeks in advance of class from instructor.

Hand-forged Spiral Link Bracelet 2007 Class Description: Make this beautiful spiral link bracelet while learning the techniques to shape the wire, hammer the spiral, and punch holes in the flattened metal—all in a low-tech, no electricity manner. Also learn to make jump rings to connect your new links—which make great earrings, too! Previous wire experience very helpful. Contact Rachel 2 weeks in advance of class to request a copper kit ($7.00), sterling silver kit ($50.00), or materials list. All tools are provided for use in class. Bring German chain-nose and round-nose if you have them. Level: Beginning/Intermediate Pre-requisite: previous wire experience very helpful Length of class: 3 hours

	Marquis Charm Bracelet 2008 Work up this sprightly bracelet with a charming dangle. Prerequisite Wireworking experience required. Ability to create wrapped loops and manipulate jump rings helpful.

	Metal Ink 2008 Get ready for an intense day-long exploration of metal manipulation. Learn to stamp unique messages and designs into metal, dap sheet metal shapes, punch holes, surface finish to rustic, brushed, or shiny, and antique with liver of sulfur. What do you want that thing to say? Level: intermediate Length of class: 6 or 12 hours

Small-gauge Wire Basics Want another way to work with your pearls and other small-holed beads? Learn the technique of making wrapped loops to create jewelry by connecting beads in a chain link pattern. Also learn to wrap a briolette while making a sparkling sterling silver earrings. Ability to make a basic 20-gauge loop recommended. A $15 materials fee covers practice wire, freshwater pearl strand and glass, crystal and sterling for earrings. Or, request a materials list 2 weeks in advance of class from Rachel. Level: Beginner/Intermediate Suggested Prerequisite: ability to make a basic 20-gauge loop unassisted Length of class: 3 hours

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Bill Gates Life History

Bill Gates was born on October 28, 1955. He was born into a family with a rich history  of business, politics, and community service. Gates’ great-grandfather was the state legislator and mayor, and Gates’ grandfather was the vice-president for the national bank. William H. Gates, Bill Gates’ father, was the prominent, Seattle defensive lawyer. Mary Maxwell Gates, Bill Gates’ mother, was the school teacher and the chairperson for the United Way Charity.

      During his elementary school life, he surpassed all of his classmates, especially in Science and Math. As soon as his parents noticed his intelligence, they enrolled Gates to Lakeside School, private school. This school was known for its intense academic environment. Also this school first introduced Gates to the computers. Bill Gates said, “When I was thirteen, my school (Lakeside School) installed a teletype machine that connected in downtown Seattle. From that point on, my friends and I spent most of our free time writing programs and figuring out how to make the computer do interesting things.”

      Later, Gates was accepted to Harvard University. On January 1, 1994, Bill Gates and Melinda French Gates married. Currently, they have three children: Jennifer Katherine Gates (born in 1996), Rory John Gates (born in 1999), and Phoebe Adelle Gates (born in 2002). In Harvard, he met Paul Allen, who became Gates’ close friend. They got obsessed with the computers that they were late to some of their classes. They even skipped some classes to be in the computer lab. Unfortunately, their computer time finished after spring. However, they didn’t graduate in Harvard.

      Allen and Gates had to leave to devote their energy full-time to Microsoft which later became a very successful and thriving company. They had a belief that the personal computer would be a valuable too on every office desktop in every home. Gates and Allen began developing software for personal computers. They collaborated together to make the language BASIC on the first microcomputer, and on 1975, they started the Microsoft Company.

      Currently, Bill Gates is the chairperson of Microsoft Company which was made in 1975 with Paul Allen. The reason why they made this company is that they wanted to develop software for personal computers. Because of this company, he is a very wealthy man. He earns about thirty billion dollars annually. He continuously works hard to make his Microsoft company better and convenient for the people, not only just Americans, but the whole world. He made the new computer operating system called “Wow.” Obviously, this system is very successful like all of his other works.

      You might think that Bill Gates is the richest person in the world. The reason is that he has given out some of his money to charity and people with diseases (such as AIDS) around the world. First, Melinda and Bill tried to find what could have been the biggest impact and they thought of the health issue. Bill Gates and Melinda Gates formed a charity company called Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in 1994. This organization helps to cure diseases like AIDS and malaria. This focuses most its efforts on long-term global. According to the Washington Post, Bill Gates is the most giving person in the world. I think that other rich people should donate their money to charity more.

      Although I will never be rich as Bill Gates, I wish I could help everyone around the world who is need. Doing things for others, instead of only being concerned about yourself makes a good leader. When he was interviewed by a reporter named George Stephanopoulos, Bill said, “Well, I don't care whether I'm remembered. I do think that empowering people with the Internet and PCs is my lifetime's work. That's my job; I'm thrilled about that and the new things we can do there. It's also neat in terms of giving all this money back, to take my position where I've been, maybe, the luckiest person and help the people who have been unlucky to have better lives. I feel very fortunate to have found that and [to] be able to get engaged and hopefully energize that field as well.” This answer electrified me and all I said was, “Wow.” Bill Gates doesn’t care if he is the richest man alive or famous, all he did was try to help others and he became very successful. He thought of ways of developing software for personal computers (concerning about others). After all of the hard working of making computers, he still finds ways to earn money to help the people who are in need. Bill Gates is the person who I think is the best leader and I will always think that way.

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