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Another week's worth of great stuff on the web, but first an Fantasy Olympics update: it seems that despite a good start, Austria has slipped to the bottom. Alas!

Re-visiting the Orphan Works Bill debate:
I first posted about this issue here and here, and now Etsy's Storque puts the debate up to their readers. 

Great Resources:

•  If you're like me and always hoping to brush up on more webdesign skills, WebChicklet posted a great resource list for learning CSS. (via swissmiss)
• SpeakUp! just posted an awesome review of the book Dear Lulu. Designed by design students in Germany, the book is essentially a test to see how well the digital on-demand service could print everything from half-tones to colors and how well the piece was trimmed and bound. Sweet idea and well designed:
  
• For those art history nerds like me, check out Nancy Stock-Allen's well-designed History of Graphic Design site for class notes. (also via swissmiss)  
• And finally, if you love Sprint's Speed of Light campaign and want to do your own light drawings, check out Light Doodles for a gallery and how-to. (Thanks, Linden!)

Pure eye-candy:

• Shadows Never Sleep reinvents the picture book for your iPhone (or iPod Touch!)...via Coudal
  
• And in honor of my upcoming post series on animation, this gorgeous snippet of a short from Carlos Lascano: A Short Love Story is one of the most beautiful pieces of stop motion in a long time. (also via Coudal)
   

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1. Wednesday’s Weekly Reader: Oscar Noms and Aardman Animation
2. Wednesday’s Weekly Reader: Blinded by Science
3. D.C. Inspiration: Goethe Institut

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