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Links mentioned in this podcast:

> Print & ePublishing Conference in Washington DC, May 23–25, 2011

> Read the Twitterstream about the conference (hashtag: #pepcon)

> David loves the number pi so much he wrote a book about it

> What do you think of the new blog search form? Tell us in the forum

> PageControl plug-in for mixing page sizes pre-CS5

> Dan Rodney's Proper Fraction and Make Book Jacket scripts

> Interesting forum discussion about book jacket design and layout

> What does ISO stand for?