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PSFK Presents Good Ideas for 2010 Book

"As a follow up to our 2009 edition, PSFK is proud to present our Good Ideas for 2010 book. This click-to-print publication available on Blurb.com is our attempt to to make you reconsider. We want to help you think a little differently — even pause for a moment and see things from another angle."

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Best Place to Experience the West Indies in Brooklyn

Mouth of the Border's, Emily Cavalier takes us on a "A Walk Through the West Indies, Via Crown Heights Restaurants" in two parts - (Part I & II). If you are like me and you like to really enjoy each neighborhood in this enormous and flavorful borough, than get on your bike (or take the subway), put on your walking shoes and bring some cash.

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Caravan Palace

The Caravan Palace is quickly becoming one of the top international electro-swing bands. They played at our wedding back in 2006 and are currently on tour for the first time in the US. Check them out!

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Joseph Pine on what consumers want -TED Talks

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Seth Godin on the tribes we lead - TED Talks

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People Taking Pictures

                                   
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Special Airing of Afghan Warrior - Tuesday, December 22 at 8pm

A message from David Shadrach Smith about his latest project: Afghan Warrior

Earlier this year, we spent more than a month traveling the backroads and villages of Afghanistan to try and understand what is in the hearts and minds of Afghanis right now.   Our guide was French/Iranian photographer Reza, who has been taking pictures in Afghanistan for three decades and understands the sweep of recent history there better than most.  His inspiring pictures and profound understanding of the country, we hope, help create a genuine portrait of Afghanistan -- its hopes, its fears, its challenges.  We follow the former routes of assassinated Afghan resistance leader, Massoud, to see what lies in the heart of Afghanistan today, again amidst war.  
 
I am especially proud of this film and the craftwork of all that helped make it.  The film is both beautiful and also a rare glimpse of a people who we see mostly through the prism of battlefields.  We sincerely hope you will have a chance to watch it and let us know what you think.  

When:  Tuesday, December 22
Time: 8pm and 11pm (two chances to watch)
Where: National Geographic Channel (check your listings)

Also, please join us and become a fan on our new Facebook fan page!  (Follow this link: facebook)  You can track screenings, productions, and take part in discussions.  And you can still always find us at our home on the web: www.part2pictures.com

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Wow! Incredible video @isaora Please RT

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An Uncertain Future - Return from #Afghanistan by David Shadrack Smith

Executive Producer at part2pictures.com David Shadrack Smith on his recent trip to Afghanistan. 

It was a trip we hesitated to make -- the reports from Afghanistan revealed a security situation worsening every day.  Yet once there, with the great guidance of co-producer Rohit Gandhi and the experience of photographer Reza, we were treated to an amazing, up-close view of Afghanistan -- a view from and of the people of all walks of life.  We stayed in the homes of farmers and had lunches with Generals.  We spent time with Presidential candidate Dr. Abdullah Abdullah and also in refugee camps where people had come to flee the falling bombs.  We saw rare and unique Sufi ceremonies and ran along with the National Army as they tried to train under US guidance.
 
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