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From Brazillian chocolatier André Murrai comes this chocolate Millennium Falcon and other Star Wars themed chocolates.

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Source | Geekologie

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The Miraculous, Magical, Magnificent History Of Beer | Fast Company

Is the New iPad Screen Too Good for the Web? | The New York Times

Why Are Only 3% of Websites Doing Their Job? | Technorati

Why Apple Is Giving Cash Back to Shareholders | Mashable

A Short Lesson in Perspective | The San Francisco Egotist

Mayor Warns of the Pitfalls in Social Media | The New York Times

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Part weapon, part tool, the Bourgeois Brass Knuckle Corkscrew is one badass way to open some bottles of vino, or settle a bar fight. Sadly they are already sold out, but you can keep an eye on ThinkGeek to see if they hit the internet shelves again.

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Artist Brock Davis expands his Food Stuff series, this time recreating famous explosions with cauliflower. Thus far he’s depicted the Hindenburg disaster, the Space Shuttle Challenger explosion and the detonation of an atom bomb over Nagasaski.

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Source | Animal New York

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Ron English is back to plump up our childhood icons. First it was an obese Ronald McDonald reminding us of what eating those McNuggets really does to our figures, and now it is Tony the Tiger, looking not so gr-r-reat after downing bowls full of sugar.

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Art of the Menu: Best of 2011 | Art of the Menu

Top 10 Street Art and Graffiti Stories of 2011 | LA Weekly

Top 100 Package Designs of 2011 | The Dieline

The Best and Worst Identities of 2011, Part I: The Worst | Brand New

The Best and Worst Identities of 2011, Part II: The Best | Brand New

The 50 Best Websites of 2011 | Time