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It's a pretty sweet clip.

Addison Foote gave himself a challenge: redesign all 30 NBA team logos in 30 days. The result is here, and his reworked and updated takes on the logos are almost all really good (I'm not crazy about the Atlanta one), most with subtle shapes that represent something iconic about the city without screaming and pointing. I really like his throwback Mavs logo, because I've always loved the original and have never fallen in love with what the team uses now. "I used both old and new Mavs logos as inspiration for this," Foote writes. "I based it mainly off the old logo where the 'M' is wearing a cowboy hat. I updated it a bit and used negative space to showcase a horses ears and head."

This dropped a few days ago, and was created by our pals at The Well Creative shop. It features Jordan Spieth, Tiger, and others. Good stuff, as always

If you didn't read this -- SBNation's Jon Bois writing about his days working for RadioShack -- when it ran last year, now is a good time to do it. A taste:

This is a consumer technology business that is built to work perfectly in the year 1975. The Internet comes around, and this, being a technology company, is expected to move on it aggressively and know what it's doing, except basically nobody really understood the Internet for a very long time. So they whiffed big a few times. Then the iPhone came around and rendered half the stuff RadioShack sold completely redundant. This company needed to become something radically different a decade ago. I just don't think it knows how to be anything else. It's like retracing the steps and doings of a drunk person: okay, here's where he keyed the cop car. Wait, why'd he do that? I don't know, but his pants are lying here, so this is before he stripped naked and tried to rob the library.

ALSO: the CueCat makes a cameo.

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