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Flaming molten sulfur flows inside the volcanic  crater. Sulfur will melt at just above 100 C (212 F), but the  temperatures in the crater do not get high enough for spontaneous  combustion - the fires are lit by the miner’s dripping torches. (©  Olivier Grunewald)
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Flaming molten sulfur flows inside the volcanic crater. Sulfur will melt at just above 100 C (212 F), but the temperatures in the crater do not get high enough for spontaneous combustion - the fires are lit by the miner’s dripping torches. (© Olivier Grunewald)


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Hello,
Hope you enjoy this collection of useful design resources and delightful images.

I'm a User Experience Designer working in San Francisco. I'm currently the design director for Wikia.com.

My weekend and evening project is a rails app called jov.io. We're blogging all the amazing things we have discovered in California and the UK. It's a collaborative project so if you want to join in please grab an account and get posting.

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