SBUX Value Meals, Doe-Eye Prejudice, Recovery for Dummies

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– The Obama Administration’s recovery.gov logo kinda reminds us of

– MoMA shoots for socially-minded redesign. (It should probably start here, though.)

– Google’s Eric Schmidt’s a Twitter-hater. Well, maybe “hater” is too strong a word.

– For once, an instance where extreme prejudice may improve your online quality of life. (Via that one guy whose site’s all covered in Skittles.)

Hella happy over drillwork.

Starbucks value meals? Seriously? Sell your stock. Now. Because a licensing partnership with Hello Kitty is just around the corner.

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