Drupal camp comes to Seattle on June 27th.

I like the layout of this Drupal site, created by Civic Actions.

Quoted: JustCauseIt.com is your online source for fresh, fun and insightful stories about people making positive changes in the world. Blogs, articles, causes and events dedicated to social change. Come join us and be a part of the solution!

Submit your design for the new Google icon. The new lower case "g" is not final, apparently. Marissa Mayer explains in this blog post:

http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2008/06/one-fish-two-fish-red-fish-blue-fish.html

Look for a fax cover sheet template on Office Online.

I can't believe how badly MS has screwed this one up. There are so many design problems with this site - not the least of which they allow users to vote, and display the number of downloads, BUT there is no way to sort the results by most popular votes or downloads! Am I just not seeing it or is the feature completely missing.

How does that happen?

Full set of design applications for building Silverlight (and WPF?) apps. I'm not at all clear what the different apps are. Darrell has helped me decode the names:

Web - Dreamweaver (replaces FrontPage?)
Blend - Flash (XAML editor for Silverlight/WPF)
Design - Illustrator
Media - Asset catalog
Encoder - Replaces Windows Media Encoder?

Web development and interactive agency. Has Drupal experience and lots of high-profile Seattle clients.

Quoted: Pyramid Communications - Strategy, Marketing & Media for Nonprofits and Progressives in Seattle and Portland

Vanessa Fox's SEO site. Events also posted here:

http://janeandrobot.com/page/Events.aspx

Quoted: search friendly design patterns for web developers

Technical requirements for etching a metal business card. Summary:

- Cut outs OK
- Shapes that are smaller than a standard biz card OK.
- Avoid sharp corners (safety!)
- Avoid etching the edges (safety!)
- Front AND back etching at no extra cost (but should not overlap - or the etch will go all the way through).

Metal business cards - about $3 per card.
Frosted Translucent cards - about $1 per card.

Some of their metal designs look just like the card Woz gave me.

Quoted: Metal & Plastic Business Cards