Tweak Omar's talk title and abstract

program.md

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 | 2:30-2:40pm     | Break!
 | 2:40-3:25pm     | **Session the Third:** <br /> &bull; *bang! bang! he murdered math! {the musical!}* ([Taylor Troesh](speakers.html#taylor-troesh))<br />&bull; *Huggable Data! Making the Ephemeral Last Longer with Textile Dataviz!* ([Aldís Elfarsdóttir](speakers.html#aldis-elfarsdottir))<br />&bull; *Keyboarding Ain&rsquo;t Easy?? What Not To Do When Building a Keyboard!!* ([Liz Frost](speakers.html#liz-frost))<br />&bull; *The Perfect Blend!! Reverse engineering a bluetooth protocol for better smoothies!* ([Ryan Mast](speakers.html#ryan-mast))<br />
 | 3:25-4:25pm     | Unconferencing!
-| 4:25-5:00pm     | **Session the Fourth:** <br /> &bull; *How to make your own microchip!!!* ([Omar Rizwan](speakers.html#omar-rizwan))<br />&bull; *Let&rsquo;s find random things on the street, with full-text search!* ([Yufeng Zhao](speakers.html#yufeng-zhao))<br />&bull; *It wasn&rsquo;t me, it was the cosmic rays! Blaming physics for our evil actions!* ([Matías Lang](speakers.html#matias-lang))<br />
+| 4:25-5:00pm     | **Session the Fourth:** <br /> &bull; *How to design your own microchip!!!* ([Omar Rizwan](speakers.html#omar-rizwan))<br />&bull; *Let&rsquo;s find random things on the street, with full-text search!* ([Yufeng Zhao](speakers.html#yufeng-zhao))<br />&bull; *It wasn&rsquo;t me, it was the cosmic rays! Blaming physics for our evil actions!* ([Matías Lang](speakers.html#matias-lang))<br />
 | 5:00pm          | Wrap for the day
 
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speakers.md

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 ### Omar Rizwan
 
-**How to make your own microchip!!!**
+**How to design your own microchip!!!**
 
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 <img src="images/speakers/omar-rizwan.png" alt="Omar Rizwan" class="speaker-img" />
 
-Have you ever looked at your phone or laptop and wondered how it's made? The answer is that almost all of the 'technology' in it -- CPU, GPU, screen, camera, power electronics, motion sensor, radio -- is microchips that have been either drawn or coded up in the language Verilog, then manufactured in chip fabs. A few years ago, I took a class where I designed my own chip and got it fabricated (the resulting chips are sitting on my desk here). I'll talk about that process, how you write code to produce a chip, and how that chip actually looks up close, including how it physically looks in my hand, the 2D planar view, and a 3D view that we can fly around!
+Have you ever looked at your phone or laptop and wondered how it's made? The answer is that almost all of the 'technology' in it -- CPU, GPU, screen, camera, power electronics, motion sensor, radio -- is microchips that are either drawn in CAD software or coded up (in a language like Verilog), then manufactured in chip fabs. A few years ago, I took a class where I designed my own chip and got it fabricated (the resulting chips are sitting on my desk here). I'll talk about that process, how you write code to produce a chip, and how that chip actually looks up close, including how it physically looks in my hand, the 2D planar view, and a 3D view that we can fly around!
 
 **Omar** works on new ways to program and interact with computers. He made TabFS, a browser extension that turns your browser tabs into virtual files; Screenotate, an augmented screenshot app; and he's worked on physical computing systems at Dynamicland and Folk Computer.