Google has made it a mission to inspire creativity in its employees including thinking differently about energy (Gayle Laakmann/technologywoman.com (cc))
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The credit for the image is given to "keso", when in fact I took the picture. I was also one of the creators of the Google lego logo.
You are welcome to verify that with following:
* Original post on Google Talk's blog: http://googletalk.blogspot.com/2006/03/lego-logos_06.html (note that it is signed by me)
* Article on my blog about it: http://www.technologywoman.com/2006/03/lego-logos.html
Please update the image with a link to technologywoman.com.
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