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YouTube Enables Creative Commons Videos Sharing | New York Times
If They Build It, Will You Swim? | NY Press
Sending Racy Pics Has Gone From Shameful to Standard | AM New York
Groupon’s IPO by the Numbers | Mashable
Apple’s iPad Rivals Reduce Build Plans After “Early Dose of Reality” | Apple Insider
1966 Prediction of the Home Computer | YouTube
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“Catch the Beat” The Roots of Punk & Hip Hop Photography | Morrison Hotel Gallery
Rebecca Cooper; Hobby Craft Pornography (NSFW) | You Love Pornography
Mercedes Benz Classics at Retro 2011 | eMercedesBenz
Minecraft Sheet Magnets | Think Geek
Beautifully Illustrated and Revolutionary Cook Book | Modernist Cuisine
VW’s Augmented Reality Test Drive App | The Next Web
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Back in 2008 when Apple banned Mystic Game Development’s iBoob app many were predicting the apocalypse as everyone’s favorite sledge hammer flinging brand was putting the kibosh on freedom. Two years later, Mystic is now back with their classy avatar boob jiggling app available for Android phones – and all is right with the world.
Check out the NSFW video of the app in action here.
Source | Android Central
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Todd McLellan’s “Disassembly” Project | Todd McLellan (Click New Work to View)
Sasha Grey x Vice Books; Neü Sex | Viceland
2011 Saab PhoeniX Concept | Swipelife
Viva Helmet by Whomadeit | Whomadeit
Street Art From a 10 Year Old | Flavorwire
Postcards of Google Earth Bridge Mishaps | Clement Valla
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The AS|D DROP blog now allows comments to be left on our blog posts. So, come on everyone and join in the conversation!
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