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From: Kickstarter HQ <
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Subject: Projects We Love: Library, Kitchen, Newsroom
Date: Thu, 14 Aug 2014 20:55:09 +0000
at This week in Kickstarter
We're excited to announce that we're bringing the Kickstarter Film Fest to Los
Angeles! Its all going down on September 12th in Griffith Park. Prepare for an
amazing night of movies, music, food, art, and even a giant telescope.
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DEADLINE
By Will Steacy
Will Steacy has been photographing the newsroom and printing plant of the
Philadelphia Inquirer for the past five years. Now he's compiling it all into a
book. DEADLINE is a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the challenges of
the newspaper industry in a digital era.
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2The Stupendous Splendiferous ButterUp
The Stupendous Splendiferous ButterUp
By DM Initiatives
Since the dawn of the age of refrigeration, humans have longed to solve the
problem of too-cold butter. Enter the Stupendous Splendiferous ButterUp. It's a
knife with a grater on the edge so you can create beautiful curlicues of dairy
goodness with every swipe and enjoy your toast quicker.
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The Mobile Museum
The Mobile Museum
By Verity-Jane Keefe
The Mobile Museum is an old library van converted into a neighborhood
archive of a London borough. In the fall, the museum will embark on a five-
month journey to collect information and ephemera from each part of Barking
and Dagenham. They'll also create a film, and screen it at the end.
Hundreds of films and counting
Kickstarter-funded features. shorts, docs
and more — now on iTunes.
Watch now.
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