All the links posted to Facebook and Twitter (@smartercreative) this week:

• Steve Jobs takes a medical leave of absence & Eric Schmidt steps down. In the future we’ll be talking about this week & how it changed tech.
• The Sundance Film Festival is sharing short film entries into this year’s festival via their YouTube channel. http://ow.ly/3ICss
• Do horoscopes, even that new one, really all just say the same thing? IIB scraped & analyzed 22,000 to see. http://ow.ly/3ICjk
• Follow Your iPhone to Shakespeare’s London - GOOD http://ow.ly/3IejU
• Two spaces after a period: Why you should never, ever do it. http://ow.ly/3I8b6
• Announcing: Augmented Reality Event 2011http://ow.ly/1aYgiu
• Make It Better Animation http://ow.ly/1aYdPh
• The State of Wikipedia http://ow.ly/1aYdPl
• The Incredible True Story of the Collar Bomb Heisthttp://ow.ly/3Ettt
• Eric Schmidt Steps Aside; Larry Page Retakes Google CEO Post - Advertising Age http://ow.ly/3I2cj
• The Photoshop Etiquette Manifesto for Web Designers http://ow.ly/3I27E
• New York’s Most Interesting Street Art of 2010 - Gothamist http://ow.ly/3GSua
• The Beer Gauge: Are you getting a real pint?http://ow.ly/3zFYO
• The end titles: Warner Bros. | The Movie title stills collection http://ow.ly/3x3Wr
• 11 of the Best Innovation Essays We Published in 2010 | Co.Design http://ow.ly/3EMF6
• The Importance of Vacation | Wired.comhttp://ow.ly/3EMcs
• BBC - How musical are you? http://ow.ly/3E4ZETake a test and become part of the research data.
• Court: attorney-client e-mails not private if you’re at work http://ow.ly/3GUD5
• UXPin | Paper prototyping redesignedhttp://ow.ly/3zG0s This is interesting and has a lot of potential.
• The First Snowflake Photos (1885) | Open Culturehttp://ow.ly/3GUnq
• Now at Starbucks: Buy a Latte By Waving Your Phone - NYTimes.com http://ow.ly/3GSep
• Adobe Buys Data Manager Demdex (Updated)http://ow.ly/3GRZc
• New Challenges For Creative Leaders in 2011: What’s Your Take? :: The 99 Percenthttp://ow.ly/3GRQr 
• Comcast Deal for Control of NBC Wins Regulatory Approval - WSJ.com http://ow.ly/3GQ35
• Girl, 10, becomes youngest to discover supernovahttp://ow.ly/3EM9p
• To Delete or Not to Delete? Should news organizations and reporters delete erroneous tweets? : CJR http://ow.ly/3GbIc
• David Pogue’s Making Stuff, a four part series exploring the materials of the future, premieres tonight on PBS. http://ow.ly/3EwjX
• Launching the Rio 2016 Olympic Logohttp://ow.ly/1aVXz2
• Here it comes to save the day: W3C presents the new HTML5 logo http://ow.ly/1aVvsD
• Creative Review - Arcade Fire Wins FWA Website of the Year Award http://ow.ly/3GbQM
• Ten Questions Every Game Changer Must Answer | Fast Company http://ow.ly/3EM2a
• A Look Back at the Year in Alternate Reality Games: 2010 Edition | ARGNet http://ow.ly/3EM5o
• The Top 10 Psychology Studies of 2010 | Psychology Today http://ow.ly/3EM16
• The must-see “Exit Through The Gift Shop” Bansky docu is available as a $.99 iTunes rental until 1/24. Go see it. http://ow.ly/3FWx8
• The Alphabet, A Wonderful Animated Short by Alessandro Novelli http://ow.ly/1aUYFj
• The Educational Benefit of Ugly Fonts Or Why Comic Sans May Be Good for Learning. http://ow.ly/3EwiE
• Massimo Vignelli, the Designer, Celebrates His 80th - NYTimes.com http://ow.ly/3FEJv
• Matt Ridley on Angry Birds and the Evolution of Man | Mind & Matter - WSJ.com http://ow.ly/3FpMQ
• Branding Should Have a Backbone.  - Graphicologyhttp://ow.ly/3Eq0D /via @daringfireball
• Digging into Pandora’s Music Genome with musicologist Nolan Gasser http://ow.ly/3EbEh
• Van Gogh’s Tilt-Shift Remix http://ow.ly/3DeqL So beautiful it’s worth revisiting.
• Using landmark architecture as its canvas, projection mapping has taken digital art onto the streets.http://ow.ly/3y8mH