Where can I find a Nike ad that said in Latin, "to create me must first destroy?"?
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You might try the library - they keep back issues of magazines.  A bit time consuming, but I can't think of any other surefire way.\n\nYou may think it is a really crappy answer, but look at how many other answers you have received.  NONE.  Obviously the problem is with the question!  Who puts Nike ads on the internet?  Nike would be the only one likely to do so, and I doubt they would use one that old online.  What was it about that particular ad that you wanted if for?
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www.nikesoccer.com\nAll of the Joga Bonito commericals with Eric Cantona
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It's a Snickers ad; it's Instant Def \n\nhttp://www.instantdef.com/
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i searched yahoo and http://www.quoteland.com noting came up\nmaybe its not a real quote
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Usted debe ir a este  del Web site de allí va a ..\n\nwww.nike.com\nwww.jogatv.com
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Try searching that slogan at the USPTO site. If a Federal trademark exists for that slogan, you'll find it there.
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Nike does not report their advertising budget by segment; that is propietary information.\n\nThey only report their budget to their shareholders as one number.\n\nTheir mosr recent 10K from 7/29/2005 says this about their past three years' advertising budgets:\n\n2005: $1,600.7 million\n2004: $1,377.9 millon\n2003: $1,166.8 million
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It's an Adidas commercial, not Gatorade!\nThe song is titled "Eanie Meany" performed by Jim Noir.
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If you're looking for controversial television commercials for a school paper or something along those lines, I would recommend doing a search in Advertising Age (adage.com).  Most recently Unicef has a very controversial commercial involving Smurfs being carpet bombed (keyword: Unicef) and the United Nations itself took on a great deal of critism when it showed an American little-league soccer game being 'disrupted' by a landmine (keyword: United Nations).  These articles aren't free, but you can probably get the issue number, then get access to them on microfilm at your university library for like 5 cents.
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The updated version of that commercial can be seen here:\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rYXmWY9HY4\n\nHope this answers your question.
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In Greek mythology, Nike (Greek Νίκη, pronounced /'nike/ "NEE-keh", meaning "Victory") , was a goddess who personified triumph and victory. She was capable of running and flying at great speeds and the sister of Cratos, Bia, and Zelus. Nike and her siblings were all companions of Zeus.
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Rough translation:\n\nOh meus Deus, EGO sum rumex pro meus sins per totus meus pectus pectoris.
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Contact Nike directly and ask: 1-800-344-6453.
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http://www.nike.com/jumpman23/home/index.jsp
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in some texts, Athena was called "Pallas Athena Parthanos Nike". in others, Nike was a different godling under her protection. but, nike sure has a lot of commercials out there.
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Target does have some very creative ads- I actually watch them!\nIs this it? "Fly Me Away" artist/band: Goldfrapp\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vA5O7quyRY4
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there is link here to ads etc try it out .\nselects by region as well.\nNever seen the ad but i take it is good.