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• Taking a closer look at the Olympic medal designs: http://bit.ly/c3EgeQ #
• http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/8/view/9121/omer-arbel-olympic-medal-design-process.html #

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• @mariobourque thanks- I'm actually fulltime at the moment, but appreciate the thought! #
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Beautiful images from an abandoned science experiment in the Arizona Desert.

• RT @thekbuzz Why the Google-Facebook Deal is a VERY Big Deal for Your Business http://bit.ly/6oeA0k #
• 3 Reasons for Ontario Organizations to make the move to an Accessible Website from: @sgauder #

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On thirty conversations on design.

Some of them are a bit dry but most are quite good. Erik Spiekermann is my other favorite.