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Maybe it was the full moon this week, but we seemed to be in a wickedly playful mood.

Engineer Adam Pere contributed this creepy craft for engineers who love to have fun on Halloween.

In case you have no plans for Friday night:

Visit CSS Diner! Bring a friend to this table-for-two experience. If you are new to CSS selectors, no worries, the chef is super-helpful.

Paperhouses recently interviewed Juhan Sonin on why he designs and why Involution Studios works.

After seeing our Gamestorming mention last Friday, early Involution Studios principal and technology director Ben Listwon responded with these engaging ideas for using play and Lego in corporate and educational settings.

The week’s highlights first:

We are breaking with our usual links-first format to introduce the latest goinvo feature story, Redesign Democracy: A Better Solution for the Digital Era. Allow yourself a good block of time to explore and enjoy this well-researched and beautifully crafted article. Available in its interactive form, downloadable pdf or e-book, and also as an audio file, it is well worth your time and sharing with others.

Have you pre-ordered your iPhone 6, or would you rather not think about screen sizes just now?

We've been in a healthcare design state of mind all week, but we still want to have fun. It's Friday.

Here is some end-of-summer fun before most of us have to ramp up for back-to-school, the Q4 push, harvesting the wheat, or whatever else September brings you.

From Invo intern Clément Prod'homme: You remember Leap Motion? You should wonder what happens when you put it on a VR headset… (We recommend Sea Bands if you get motion sickness easily.)

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