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Classic. From the Marie Antoinette set. (via)
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Google Maps registered the fall of a kid on a bike, this made my day.
Thanks to googlesightseeing.com for this post.
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While browsing the web I ran into the University of Hawaii Library site where they show a series of pamphlets for children on the history of Mexico, commissioned by Maucci Brothers (a Spanish publisher) in 1900 to Jose Guadalupe Posada (a Mexican engraver and illustrator).
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Being the only Mexican in the IxD group I felt the responsibility to provide some information (links) on Cinco de Mayo:
www.olvera-street.com/html/cinco_de_mayo.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinco_de_Mayo
Viva Mexico!
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Robert J. Blolesta’s Value Pac.

Alphabet made of raw hamburger. Each character hand-shaped, packaged, and photographed individually.

People as pixels.
My daughter is one of the cute yellow dots in the lower right corner in this photo of this year’s Hope of America showcase in Provo. Some neat moments from this year’s performance, both in terms of the patriotic message and the visual experience. Amazing what you can do with 7000 enthusiastic fifth graders with flashlights and synchronized arm movements!
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The Beard font via core77
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A screen from this morning’s live testing of a mobile web app we’re currently developing. (Sorry, can’t give any details yet.)
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The ampersand. “Though it feels like a modern appendix to our ancient alphabet, the ampersand is considerably older than many of the letters that we use today…. As both its function and form suggest, the ampersand is a written contraction of ‘et,’ the Latin word for ‘and.’”
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Cathedral Cove, New Zealand.
My mom just sent this to me; the figure in the distant center is my brother, taking a breathtaking photo of his own. My parents return home from their mission in June, having served for 18 months.
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