Debian Art Collection

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The Debian Project                                http://www.debian.org/
Debian Art Collection                                   [email protected]
November 13th, 2002
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Submitted by Patryk Zadarnowski @ Silicon Breeze <[email protected]>

   On behalf of Silicon Breeze, I am pleased to announce our new
   Debian Collection, featuring over 30 Debian swirls individually
   sculpted in gold, silver, turquoise and amber.  We believe this to
   be the first serious exhibition of a traditional art form available
   exclusively over the Internet, and the first collection of a
   traditional art ever to be inspired entirely by an Open Source
   project!

   The Debian Collection is available at the Linux Jewellery Store's
   Online Art Gallery:

               http://www.linuxjewellery.com/debian/

   Most of the exhibits can be purchased online, and we will donate
   10% of all proceeds to the Debian project.  Further, to celebrate
   this event, during November we will donate 10% of the proceeds from
   all Tux and Linux designs at the Linux Jewellery Store to Debian,
   including our Tux statuettes, the immensely popular Tux key-rings
   and pins, and, of course, the famous sculpted computer case badges
   <http://www.linuxjewellery.com/casebadges/>.

   To celebrate, we have even released a brand-new Debian case badge
   <http://www.linuxjewellery.com/catalogue/PDB/>, so you don't need
   to wear jewellery to enjoy our Debian Collection.

   For more information about Linux Jewellery, please visit us at:

                   http://www.linuxjewellery.com/

Contact:

   Silicon Breeze Pty Limited
   49 Yarrabung Rd
   St Ives NSW 2075
   Australia
   http://www.siliconbreeze.com/

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