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There’s not much to say about this Nobel Prize interview. You have to watch it (if you want to) and process the information. The good part of it is that because of Will and Jada Pinkett Smith, what should be a stiff presidential interview with Barack Obama, gets cinematic and Hollywood-ish (there's a second part, [...] December 15th, 2009 by kpriss Celebrities , Issues 3 Comments Already a big thing in Asia, Colin Lin’s ...
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After reading this excellent post I realised just how many blog posts there are out there that are just link posts. Design gets inbred if it keeps going over the same subject matter, imagine how much progress could be made if instead of just making list posts linking to other people’s work they worked on posts that encouraged collaboration and conversation. So I set out to find Blogs that offer only posts about design, and not links to ...
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