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Shepard Fairey Rocks Dallas | 12oz Prophet

Google: No, We’re Not Launching Retail Stores Yet | Mashable

“F*ck Art” Opens Wide at Museum of Sex (NSFW) | Brooklyn Street Art

An Industrial-Strength House in Pittsburgh | The New York Times

Chocolates with Attitude | Bessermachen Design Studio

Rescuing the American Red Cross | Brand New

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David Choe’s Facebook Office Murals Now Worth $200 Million | Animal NY

Top 10 Websites For Designers February 2012 | HOW

It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s a Marketing Campaign | core77

In China, Facebook Alternatives Thrive | The Wall Street Journal

Obama and Romney Campaigns Adopt Square for Funding | The NY Times

Facebook’s IPO: Reading Between the Lines | Mashable

Linotype: The Film is a documentary about Linotype, the now obsolete method of printing that dominated through the 1970′s before the computer age began to change the way we print. It premieres this Friday at the SVA Theatre here in NYC. Get your tickets here.

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106 of the Most Beloved Street Art Photos – Year 2011 – Street Art Utopia

The Post-Graffiti Painting of Steve Powers | Capital

Apple’s Earnings By The (Holy S*%#!) Numbers | Fast Company

DC Comics New Identity | Brand New

Paul Goldberger and Jason Barr Debate the Manhattan Skyline | New York Observer

16 Awesome Text Wallpapers | The Ultralinx

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If you’re in the market for a minimal iPad stand, check out the Magnus. Manufactured from pure aluminum and hand-finished to match, the Magnus uses super-strength magnets to hold your iPad securely in place while hiding nearly completely out of sight. Get yours here.

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Saul Bass’ Bell System Pitch | Brand New

KRINK App for iPhone & iPad | 12oz Prophet

The False Ideals of the Web | The New York Times

Apple Makes a Textbook Move | core77

City Will No Longer Vandalize People’s Cars | Animal New York

SOPA Explodes on Twitter, Generates 2.4 Million Tweets | Mashable