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diff --git a/1st-edition/read/back.html b/1st-edition/read/back.html
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ <h1>TABLE OF CONTENTS</h1>
 	
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+		<p>You should check out <a href="/2nd-edition/">the 2nd Edition, availble now from New Riders</a>.</p> 		<hr> 		<p>For more Adaptive Web Design news, you can also join the mailing list:</p>
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diff --git a/1st-edition/read/chapter-1.html b/1st-edition/read/chapter-1.html
@@ -218,7 +218,9 @@ <h1>TABLE OF CONTENTS</h1>
 	
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+		<p>You should check out <a href="/2nd-edition/">the 2nd Edition, availble now from New Riders</a>.</p>
+		<hr>
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diff --git a/1st-edition/read/chapter-2.html b/1st-edition/read/chapter-2.html
@@ -489,7 +489,9 @@ <h1>TABLE OF CONTENTS</h1>
 	
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+		<p>You should check out <a href="/2nd-edition/">the 2nd Edition, availble now from New Riders</a>.</p>
+		<hr>
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@@ -558,7 +558,9 @@ <h1>TABLE OF CONTENTS</h1>
 	
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+		<p>You should check out <a href="/2nd-edition/">the 2nd Edition, availble now from New Riders</a>.</p>
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diff --git a/1st-edition/read/chapter-4.html b/1st-edition/read/chapter-4.html
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diff --git a/_data/reviews-2nd-edition.yml b/_data/reviews-2nd-edition.yml
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   author_role: "Author, <cite>Implementing Responsive Design</cite>"
   review: "<p>Sometimes second editions are relatively minor updates to a prior version of a book. In the case of <em>Adaptive Web Design</em>, I wouldn’t have been upset if that was the case. After all, the first edition was <em>exceptionally</em> well written and provided as clear an explanation of progressive enhancement as you could possibly hope for.</p><p>But the second edition of <em>Adaptive Web Design</em> isn’t just a minor update—it’s a completely new take on the topic. While I would have been hard pressed to imagine it happening, Aaron somehow managed to write an even better guide to progressive enhancement.</p><p>You see, being told a specific way to code—a specific technique or snippet—that can have some short term value. But what’s more important is thinking about the underlying philosophy and the values that guide those decisions. While techniques come and go, those guiding principles persist. Understanding them at a deep level will help guide you as things change, helping you to make appropriate decisions about how to wield new technology as it emerges.</p><p>That’s what Aaron provides here. While there are some specific examples of how you could layer enhancements onto your site, most of the book is focused on helping you understand the underlying principles of progressive enhancement—principles that will help guide your decisions long after you’ve read about them.</p><p>I contributed an early quote about the book after I read it through which sums up my thoughts much more concisely than these last few paragraphs:</p><blockquote><p><em>Adaptive Web Design</em> should be one of the first books on the shelf of anyone building for the web. Showing a deep understanding of the web, Aaron manages to cram nearly 20 years of insight into a book that is an absolute pleasure to read. I dare you to try and read this book without a highlighter handy.</p></blockquote><p>The book isn’t out until early December, and you should absolute pick up a copy when it’s available. I can’t recommend it highly enough.</p>"
 
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+  author: David A. Kennedy
+  author_role: <cite>Accessibility Weekly</cite>
+  author_url: http://a11yweekly.com/
+  review: "<p>Once you start thinking and practicing accessibility deeply, you realize something. You can't classify neatly it into a category. It doesn't fit anywhere. It's as much research and content strategy as it is design and development. That's the beauty of Aaron Gustafson's <cite>Adaptive Web Design, Second Edition</cite>. He weaves accessibility into the conversation throughout.</p><p><cite>Adaptive Web Design</cite> presents some of the most foundational lessons and principles to woking on the Web. Gustafson starts framing the advantages of progressive enhancement from the beginning, starting at content and markup, and working his way up from there. This isn't a book of code examples or a technical deep dive. It's a book about how to build web experiences when stripped down to their core. Minus any technical restrictions or user-based assumptions. Using the knowledge here means that you can build something today that will work for everyone now and well into the future.</p><p>My favorite chapter in the book centers on markup. Why? Because not everyone thinks twice about markup. It's just this thing you not have to do before you get to the good stuff, like CSS or JavaScript. But Gustafson goes over some of the details of markup that matter most, like which HTML elements are focusable and how HTML is able to work in today's browsers and yesterday's too. You'll learn how to make your markup truly meaningful.</p><p>You may think that learning accessibility and how assistive technology works sounds like voodoo. It's really not. It starts with some of the foundational principles of web, which Gustafson lays out in <em>Adaptive Web Design</em>. Give it a read and you'll be on your way to building better web experiences for today and tomorrow, no matter what changes.</p>"
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 - source: "https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/adaptive-web-design-second-edition-aaron-gustafson-adam-spelbring?forceNoSplash=true"
   author: Adam Spelbring
   author_role: Web Designer/Front-End Developer
