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On November 7th of 2014, on the famous Circuit Paul Ricard located at Le Castellet in South of France, François Gissy has reached an incredible speed of 333 km/h on the rocket-propelled bicycle designed by his friend Arnold Neracher. More than 300 km/h on a skinny and completely stripped bicycle, this is amazing, and crazy! Who thought that one day a daredevil on a bicycle, with a rocket under the saddle, could travel the quarter mile in less than 7 seconds?

Data of the fastest run set on 7 November 2014:
Peak speed: 333 km/h (207 mph) attained after around 250 meters

Design: Arnold Neracher
Rider: François Gissy

Many thanks to the Circuit Paul Ricard
http://www.circuitpaulricard.com/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Circuit-Paul-Ricard-OFFICIEL/287185989394
https://twitter.com/PaulRicardTrack

Exotic Thermo Engineering would like to thank:
The staff of the Circuit Paul Ricard
TF1 Automoto
Daily Planet – Discovery Channel / Exploration Production Inc.
France Télévisions – France 3 Côte d’Azur / Var
Scai-tech Aero Mr.Alain Ferri
Éric Hélary
Colombo Challenge

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A lack of fatherhood is one of the greatest epidemics facing the world today. In this short film, I’ve sought to shed light on this truth. I wanted to reveal what a beautiful blessing we are missing out on, as fathers, when we don’t step up to the plate. What better way to do this than by digging into the treasure chest of my own family’s footage. Please enjoy, and share, if it touches you… Thanks! Camera’s that were used include: Sony FS100 Canon t3i (using Technicolor Cinestyle & Film Convert) Panasonic GF2 iPhone 5 iPhone 4S Sunset was stock footage purchased from Brett Junvik: http://brettjunvik.com Musical score licensed from Tony Anderson: http://musicbed.com

DePaul Trust campaign Street Stories has won Gold, Silver and Bronze at the London International Awards, including Gold for Use of Illustration Campaign: “Joe”, “Rob”, “Shelly”, “Katy”. Most homeless kids aren’t on the streets out of choice. But a surprising number of people think otherwise. Depaul UK wanted to find a way of challenging these beliefs. DePaul, working with Publicis London, hoped that telling the stories of how homeless people ended up on the street would lead to people being more willing to help. Under the campaign line, “don’t let their stories end on the street”, murals were painted on walls in Brick Lane, Dalston and Shoreditch area of East London, on streets where the story tellers slept. The murals and the stories behind them were compiled on streetstories.org.uk where the public were invited to buy a limited edition portrait inspired by the stories. Every time a screenprint was bought, a section of the digital wall was cleaned away. Brick by brick, the tragic stories were removed from the street. People got to think about the homeless in a different way. And the stories became a talking point on social and mainstream media. DePaul sold out of the limited edition screen prints, paying for 800 nights in sheltered accommodation.

Credits

The Depaul Street Stories campaign was developed at Publicis London by executive creative directors Andy Bird, Pavlos Themistocleous, copywriter Steve Moss, art director Jolyon Finch, photographer Mark Wesley, illustrators Ben Slow (Joe), Best Ever (Rob), Jim McElvany (Trish), Josh Jeavons (Katy), David Shillinglaw (Shelly) and Jim McElvaney (Trish), executive agency producer Colin Hickson, agency producers Sarah Clifford and Sam Holmes, director/editor Doug Gillen, senior digital project manager Mike Fitzgerald, head of technology David Clarke, lead interactive developer Richard Nelson, head of design Richie Wykes, account director Chris Boyton and planner Anthony Harris. Production was by Friend London.

Create a real store! Any kid can become a smart and savvy shopper with Storest, brought to you by the creators of Foldify! Storest is a fun iPad app that teaches kids about money and shopping through a hands-on approach, with the option of playing in both virtual and printable modes. Storest allows you to: – print the products, currency and shelves directly from the application using AirPrint or send the PDF via email – fold the printed shelves to make a free-standing holder for the products – scan product barcodes using the iPad’s front camera – add up the bill and count change with a realistic cash register Featuring a variety of attractive products, bills and coins, and even a realistic checkout, Storest lets you recreate the experience of a store in your own home or classroom. Encourage group play by printing out products with scannable bar codes, along with foldable shelves to hold the goods – just like in a real shop! Fill your basket, scan the bar codes using your iPad front camera, and count up the change while completing your purchase. Storest is available for $2.99 on the App Store https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/storest-kids-love-playing/id926102013