vote for hml on discovery channel's best in show!

Discovery Channel has chosen the Daily Planet segment about the work on Organic User Interfaces at Queen's Human Media Lab into the top 15 best for this year. We'd really appreciate your help voting us into this year's best of Daily Planet episode. Please vote by selecting "Flexible Computers" in the following webpage, and hitting the submit button, and please tell your friends and facebook buddies to do the same! Voting ends on Monday the 25th.

http://www.discoverychannel.ca/dp/segmentselection/

The Daily Planet episode on OUI can be found at:

http://watch.discoverychannel.ca/clip162244#clip162244

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