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    FontPrep - The Missing Font Generator

    @font-face is an amazing tool for providing custom fonts on the web. There are a couple of ways to do add fonts to a site. The first is by usng a service like TypeKit to serve the fonts for you. The second is to use a service like FontSquirrel to convert them for you. FontPrep is a Mac App that lets you do this from the comfort of your computer, all for a mere $5. Sold.

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    Gravatar

    Globally Recognized Avatars, AKA Gravatars, serve as a really easy way to implement avatars that are attached to your email address, not to an account on a site. It makes setting up avatars on sites simpler and gives people better control over what appears on sites. It’s pretty awesome and, if you’ve not already registered an account with them you really should.

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    Symbolset

    Symbolset is a rather awesome semantic font (soon to be collection of fonts) for use on the web and elsewhere. What’s so awesome about it? Write twitter and get the twitter icon. If a browser doesn’t support the font, then they get the word twitter, as opposed to a random character. Awesome stuff. $30. Sold. Get yours now.

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    2012 So Far

    2012 So Far

    We are four days into the month of July, the month that marks the half way point of the year. On New Year's eve I wrote a little regarding my plans for 2012…

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