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Dis­ney intro­duced Tiana the first African Amer­i­can princess to the world on Decem­ber 11, 2009 in their ani­mated movie “The Princess and the Frog.” With ticket sales over $29 mil­lion, this mag­i­cal movie has had the pub­lic buzzing ever since Anika Noni Rose from “Dream­girls” was cast to voice the princess back in 2007. The set­ting for this Amer­i­can­ized tale is in the French Quar­ter of New Orleans dur­ing the 1920s. Tiana (Rose) is the daugh­ter of two hard work­ing African Amer­i­can par­ents (Ter­rence Howard and Oprah Win­frey) who stress the impor­tance of hard work, deter­mi­na­tion, and reach­ing for your dreams.

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I unfor­tu­nately live 2 hours (yeah, with a fuck­ing jet­plane) away from the clos­est Apple store (in Sin­ga­pore), so I do not have any expe­ri­ence shop­ping in one. How­ever, from every­thing I’ve read, I know that Apple has put a ton of thought into how it all works for their users.

In this video, intro­duc­ing the first Apple store, Steve Jobs walks view­ers through the dif­fer­ent sec­tions of the store, high­light­ing some inter­est­ing sec­tions, such as the “Solu­tions” sec­tion, as well as the “Genius Bar.”

Watch­ing this video, I couldn’t help but feel that the lay­out, aes­thet­ics, and over­all qual­ity of the store is just as fresh today as it was back then. Aside from the obvi­ously dated com­put­ers sit­ting on the dis­play coun­ters, I doubt many could guess that this store is almost a decade old now.

As 2009 came to a close, Google man­aged to get SEOs riled up for one last con­tro­ver­sial topic. For some time, SEOs and web design­ers have been notic­ing that Google has not been show­ing local list­ings in search results for queries related to their busi­nesses — even location-specific ones.

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This Way Up, Han­dle With Care, Frag­ile, and Keep Dry. Do you rec­og­nize all of those signs ?? Yup, those signs are seen some­times in sev­eral big boxes. Us human beings are a bit like big boxes.

By the way, the image above are a design of Origin68’s T-Shirt. I love infor­ma­tive, label-type designs like this. Pretty clever. The WOW fac­tor about this shirt is, it’s an organic shirt. So you can enjoy this shirt with­out annoy­ing the fudge of Mother Nature !! and those activists to be exact

If you like it, you can buy it here

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