smart people
- 1: how was Smart People
- 2: stupid
- 1: haha best answer ever
August 2008
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“m: what’s redbox
a: a walk up netflix-style vending machine
a: $1 a day
m: oh cool - and you just return it whenever?
a: you swipe your credit card and it emails you an invoice
a: very futuristic” —redbox
a: a walk up netflix-style vending machine
a: $1 a day
m: oh cool - and you just return it whenever?
a: you swipe your credit card and it emails you an invoice
a: very futuristic” —redbox
“The introduction of American photographer John Rawlings to Vogue’s visual team in 1936 was certainly one of Conde Nast’s best strategic moves. At a time when opulence, pretentiousness, and theatrical lighting were prevalent in fashion photography - fueled by the European school led by the British Beaton, the German Horst, and the Russian Hoyningen-Huene - Nast and Vogue’s editor in chief Edna Woolman Chase decided they needed a change of direction and placed their bets on a talented but unknown twenty-four-year Midwestener.”
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ru_glamour: John Rawlings: реалист
amazing article and photo set of John Rawlings
preferable
i just realized that there is an option for “non-full-size” images in your dashboard. go to preferences and then deselect the “show full size images” box.
Keirin Racing →
tramnesia.com
Tomity Video, digital photos, English (with subtitles),18min 51sec, 2007 Tomity profiles Toshihiko Tomita, a professional track cyclist living in Tokyo, Japan, as he embarks on his 25th year as a Keirin racer. Keirin cycling is one of Japan’s most popular gambling sports in addition to being one of two original Japanese athletic contributions to the Olympic Games (along with judo). This short documentary surveys the sport of Keirin as Tomity reflects upon his long career and considers life after professional cycling. A de facto ambassador of Keirin, Tomity is perhaps the most visible promoter of the sport to fans of track cycling living outside of Japan.
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