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Jen Bilik: Observer Media: Design Observer Debbie Millman: Jen Bilik Audio Interview on Design Matters http://t.co/Rz8Hot92

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Nowhere and Everywhere: Photographs of the Colorado River... Armando Carbonell: Nowhere and Everywhere: Photographs of the Colorado River Delta http://t.co/Od9omk09

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Reflections on Davos 2013 I recently returned from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The overall sentiment there was one of cautious optimism. While there is a... Reflections on Davos 2013 | LinkedIn http://t.co/Nw3xDjOx

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Photos by Catherine Opie at Woodbury University Hollywood... Woodbury University: Photos by Catherine Opie at Woodbury University Hollywood Gallery http://t.co/SMkCD5Zy

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Design Observer New Job Posted: Seattle firm MulvannyG2 Architecture needs an Senior Graphic Designer. Apply today! http://t.co/1hUuIw2D

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Small, local, open and connected. Resilient systems and... How do we design a resilient socio-technical system? Let’s look to natural systems; their tolerance of breakdowns and their adaptation capacity... Ezio Manzini: Small, local, open and connected. Resilient systems and sustainable qualities http://t.co/XgreYBBy

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Adaptive Innovation: Create, Learn, Repeat: Change Observer:... A New Organizational Approach to Change: Arvind Gupta: Adaptive Innovation: Create, Learn, Repeat http://t.co/zJyIbPCt

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news & comment / studio andrew howard Andrew Howard pays tribute to Ian Noble – designer, educator and author who passed away suddenly last week. http://t.co/ZsAH6O7f

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Observer Media: Design Observer RT @debbiemillman: 8 years ago today I started DesignMatters! 200 episodes later I want to thank you for listening! http://t.co/3hMb8L3T

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AIGA | Eight Designers Awarded the AIGA Medal for 2013 NEW YORK—February 5, 2013. A lifetime of achievement in design can take many forms. The 2013 ... Congratulations to the 2013 recipients of the AIGA Medal! Including our very own William Drenttel and Jessica Helfand! http://t.co/Tkccfec3

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National Poetry Month Poster: OBlog: Design Observer Ephemera + Rilke. The 2013 National Poetry Month Poster: http://t.co/vmRTETaq

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The Imaginary Worlds of Stephen Talasnik: Observatory:... The extraordinary work of Stephen Talasnik. Mark Lamster: The Imaginary Worlds of Stephen Talasnik http://t.co/Q3cgI8S8

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Apply | Products of Design SVA's Products of Design (@svaPoD) empowers people who want to do great things in the world of design http://t.co/5Pj3NnHG Apply by Feb 15.

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Irving Harper, Paper Wizard: OBlog: Design Observer Irving Harper, Paper Wizard and Mid-Century Modern Designer http://t.co/rnbfFexu

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You Can Judge a Book by Its Cover With wit and ingenuity, the British graphic designer David Pearson rekindles interest in paperbacks. You Can Judge a Book by Its Cover http://t.co/iTURkTZO

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Cycle Commerce: The Red Blood Cells of a Smart City:... Dehli's many millions of bicycle and rickshaw vendors embody the entrepreneurship, sustainable mobility, social innovation and thriving local... John Thackara: Cycle Commerce: The Red Blood Cells of a Smart City http://t.co/XLDxAYpD

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Beautiful and Terrible: William Garnett’s Lakewood:... D.J. Waldie: Beautiful and Terrible: William Garnett's Lakewood http://t.co/dRlx5JeZ

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The heroine of 'Where’d You Go, Bernadette' is an... The heroine of Where’d You Go, Bernadette is an award-winning female architect. Don’t envy her life. Alexandra Lange: The heroine of 'Where's You Go, Bernadette' is an award-winning female architect. Don't envy her life. http://t.co/QC2nwHV3

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Accidental Mysteries, 02.03.13: Signs of Ourselves:... Accidental Mysteries is an online curiosity shop of extraordinary things, mined from the depths of the online world and brought to you each week by... John Foster: Accidental Mysteries, 02.03.13: Signs of Ourselves http://t.co/dD9uqDlA

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Can data tell us whether a logo is good or not? That's open... Emblemetric backs its assessment of the American Airlines logo with A review of Emblemetric's analysis of the new AA logo and how useful data is in logo design: http://t.co/GjeoKO4y @notrobwalker

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The Lost Graves of the Morganza Floodway: Places: Design... Kristi Dykema Cheramie & Michael Pasquier: The Lost Graves of the Morganza Floodway http://t.co/ubUnku2m

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Home | Core77 Design Awards Home Just 12 hours left to qualify for the early-bird discount on your @Core77Awards entries. So get busy! http://t.co/lXEqNBnd

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14th Annual Arquine Conference: Space: Places: Design... Places Editors: 14th Annual Arquine Conference: Space http://t.co/kLWxx3bs

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Can data tell us whether a logo is good or not? That's open... Emblemetric backs its assessment of the American Airlines logo with Rob Walker: Can data tell us whether a logo is good or not? That's open to interpretation. http://t.co/WD6MXwU1

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Voice Over: OBlog: Design Observer Voice Over: A Short Film. http://t.co/s936Kqwp

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Atmos Symposium on Ecology and Design at the University of... University of Manitoba: Atmos Symposium on Ecology and Design at the University of Manitoba http://t.co/B7AE3uJS

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An Open Design School for India: Observatory: Design... Plans in India for for a nationwide network of 20 Design Innovation Centres, an Open Design School, and a National Design Innovation Network. John Thackara: An Open Design School for India http://t.co/lzSbpRkz

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Grand Central Turns 100: Observatory: Design Observer Grand Central Terminal celebrates its centennial. Mark Lamster: Grand Central Turns 100 http://t.co/5c7wa2lT

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Design Observer New Job Posted: Writer, Architecture firm needed in Princeton, NJ. http://t.co/Qyi76e3Z

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Balancing America's (Sediment) Budget: Beneficial Use:... Richard Campanella: Balancing America's (Sediment) Budget: Beneficial Use http://t.co/RRcIkEDz

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Accidental Mysteries, 01.27.13: Communicating with the... Accidental Mysteries is an online curiosity shop of extraordinary things, mined from the depths of the online world and brought to you each week by... The accidental mystery of visual prayers: http://t.co/qMsIpd4u

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Herbert Spencer and The Book of Numbers: Observatory: Design... The Book of Numbers by Herbert and Mafalda Spencer was aimed at children, but its intriguing visual approach is more “photobook” than... We live in a world full of numbers: on houses, shops, buses, cars, magazines, packages, stamps, labels, road signs... http://t.co/oAuPP54R

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Accidental Mysteries, 01.27.13: Communicating with the... Accidental Mysteries is an online curiosity shop of extraordinary things, mined from the depths of the online world and brought to you each week by... John Foster: Accidental Mysteries, 01.27.13: Communicating with the Divine http://t.co/o8jlFMDK

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Herbert Spencer and The Book of Numbers: Observatory: Design... The Book of Numbers by Herbert and Mafalda Spencer was aimed at children, but its intriguing visual approach is more “photobook” than... Rick Poynor: Herbert Spencer and The Book of Numbers http://t.co/HfLwj5An

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Design Observer New Job Posted: Random House needs an Art Director. More info: http://t.co/fi9tbOLW

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Public and Common(s): Places: Design Observer Reinhold Martin: Public and Common(s) http://t.co/bDwm6eY6

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Wilhelm Deffke: Modern Mark Maker: Observatory: Design... The modern corporate logo was born in Germany shortly after the turn of the twentieth century, the direct descendent of burgher crests, coats of arms,... Fascinating branding history in the early 20th century from Steven Heller: http://t.co/uIdX6Js8 #fromthearchive

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... Yale Philanthropy Conference YPC 2013 Join us at the Yale #Philanthropy Conference (@YPC2013) on February 1st. #socinn http://t.co/muEeYFFZ

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100 Years of Personal Pocket Diaries, an Exhibition by Dylan... Adam Harrison Levy reviews Dylan Stone's exhibition of 100 years of personal pocket diaries at Ruth Phaneuf Fine Art. Adam Harrison Levy: 100 Years of Personal Pocket Diaries, an Exhibition by Dylan Stone http://t.co/7E7VlT0D

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After the Storm: Climate Change and Public Works: Places:... Nancy Levinson: After the Storm: Climate Change and Public Works http://t.co/9xUiCM8u

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... As executive producer Gareth Neame recently told KCRW’s Frances Anderton, he and creator Julian Fellows chose 1912 as the start date for the series... More @LangeAlexandra over on The New Yorker: Modernity and “Downton Abbey” http://t.co/FOBS8kfd

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One of these things is not like the other, or, why all... Tribute to architectural photographer Balthazar Korab, and a discussion of what made him different from contemporary Ezra Stoller. Alexandra Lange: One of these things is not like the other, or, why all architectural photography is not alike. http://t.co/GyGxw67M

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The maps of the future will tell you what to see! (Wait,... The maps of the future will tell you what to look at. Sometimes, you should look elsewhere. It is important, says @notrobwalker, to make an effort to look for precisely that which you are not supposed to notice. http://t.co/0x2zLW3Z

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Accidental Mysteries, 01.20.13: 19th Century Maps by Miss... Accidental Mysteries is an online curiosity shop of extraordinary things, mined from the depths of the online world and brought to you each week... John Foster: Accidental Mysteries, 01.20.13: 19th Maps by Miss Frances H. Henshaw http://t.co/GmKHVFDC

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Cartographic Grounds: Projecting the Landscape Imaginary:... Saturday couch clicking: Cartography. From a medieval map of the British Isles to contemporary data visualization: http://t.co/2rCWlRmO

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The maps of the future will tell you what to see! (Wait,... The maps of the future will tell you what to look at. Sometimes, you should look elsewhere. Rob Walker: The maps of the future will tell you what to see! (Wait, what's good about that?) http://t.co/EEl17Jzx

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Massimo Vignelli: Observer Media: Design Observer From the Design Matters archive, one of the greats: Massimo Vignelli. @debbiemillman http://t.co/7o48dM72

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A More Perfect Stamp: Designing the USPS's... Modern concepts met antique methods for the proclamation's 150th anniversary stamp. Over on the Atlantic: A More Perfect Stamp: Designing the USPS's Emancipation-Proclamation Art http://t.co/TpeZHmU6

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Clear the Promenade: Observatory: Design Observer The NYCB needs to be a better steward of Philip Johnson's landmark theater. Mark Lamster: Clear the Promenade http://t.co/xIj6mp09

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Cartographic Grounds: Projecting the Landscape Imaginary:... Jill Desimini: Cartographic Grounds: Projecting the Landscape Imaginary http://t.co/1JcfsGOv

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