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RT @C201F11_Lizette How To Gather Inspiration and Generate Ideas | http://t.co/iWt0EK4a #coms201 #communication: How To Gather Inspir... Via Spyros Thalassinos 
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each 'aeroshot' contains 100 mg of caffeine, the same amount that is in a large cup of coffee. to use the device, Via axelletess
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Never mind the 300 million people who call it soccer, we go by majority here, where the “beautiful game” is [...]... Via Anise Smith
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As one of Japan's last remaining swordsmiths, Korehira Watanabe has honed his craft for 40 years while attempting to recreate the mythical Koto sword. Via Deloste
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ReCraft is the definitive lifestyle resource. We cover design, electronics, style, gadgets, gear, home, outdoor, fitness, grooming and vehicles.
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Sealander Caravan - Not everyone is willing to rough it out in the wilderness, so for that crowd, the Sealander Caravan will be the best thing for them to bring on an ...
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A “Vintage” normally refers to items that are at least 25 years old and especially the vintage advertisements of the 1950’s and 60’s are the most...
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Iain Macarthur from England is a fanatic of art since the age of eight when he was first introduced to art through the medium of cartoon television shows and comic books. His first ever comic book was from the Batman series. Ever since then he has been obsessed with art, drawing odd fantasy drawings and Anime characters. Iain Macarthur is influenced by many artists and illustrators – all with differing styles and mediums – and have turned to their work for artistic stimulation over the years. Via Mary Papaefstathiou
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For many, creativity and productivity seem mutually exclusive. Find out how to (How can you balance creativity and productivity in the workplace?
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Bob Brown of Network World has curated news of two very interesting Twitter research projects that caught my attention. We all agree that freedom of speech is good, and it's great that everyone can now become a publisher. However, there's a double-edged sword: If we speak to a friend before we think something though, all will surely be forgiven and forgotten. After all, we all make mistakes. But if you click that Tweet or Share button too quickly, either succumbing to knee-jerk reactions or without first checking the facts, you may find the digital world to be less forgiving. Content curators have to be especially vigilent about curating someone else's content to make sure the facts and information are correct. I believe the research related to here is essential reading, as it is furtherment of an established and growing trend: One relates to Wellesley College's Department of Computer Science where two professors have been awarded a near half million dollar National Science Foundation grant to: ****build an application that gauges the trustworthiness of information shared on social networks, and in particular Twitter. This was originally envisioned as a form of spammer identification, but ****has broadened to be able to determine the past history of a tweeter and also whether information being received is available from multiple sources. The other brings us news of 'Tweetographer', a huge Data Mining project by two University of Cincinatti Computer Science students, descibed as: "a real-time events guide extracted from information coming via large numbers of tweets." This could be available as a web or mobile app at the end of the year and one of the co-creators, Billy Clifton (his partner is Alex Padgett) **sees the uses expanding in the future to predict election results and compiling product reviews. My takeaways are: **that we all need to be very aware that what we tweet today can and may be used against us in the future **search is still very much in its infancy when it comes to engine sophistication, stay tuned. Curated by Jan Gordon covering "Content Curation, Social Media & Beyond" Read full article here: [http://bit.ly/s00504] Via janlgordon
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Technabob (blog)QR Code Art Hides Secret Messages on Your WallsTechnabob (blog)If you want to give someone on your shopping list something geeky and somewhat artsy this year for the holidays, this QR Code Wall Art might be just the thing.
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Learning from Japanese concepts to boost creativity in your life (Great little article - Learning from Japanese concepts to boost creativity in your life - http://t.co/fwblZuWz #yam...
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With the release of the iPhone 4, iPhone photography slowing became popular. Some of your “top notch” professional photographers are taking photos with this camera with some amazing results. Now with the release of the ... Via Jason Feather
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"Civicboom is an online platform designed to facilitate content-driven organizations and individuals to work together in generating rich media content.
Content-seekers can place a request for specific content. Then, by using the Civicboom mobile app (Android), or by uploading to the plug & go site, a content-creator can respond with rich-media directly to that request.
All incoming rich-media content is then managed by the content-seeker, and directed to a customizable plugin to be embedded on a website."
Sign-up here: https://www.civicboom.com/
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This is a dangerous topic and I’m heading down a steep slope on this one as people may misunderstand, but it’s important to get it out anyway. Your Facebook page is important to you business, but it should only account for a small portion of your social media marketing day.
Period.
Most businesses that we work with have a strong leaning towards Facebook, just as they should. Twitter, YouTube, Tumblr, even Google+ have a role in the social media strategy for most businesses, but Facebook covers most of the needs simply because it’s where most of the people spend most of their social media time. The challenge is no longer with convincing business to use Facebook. It’s in getting them to stop thinking that their Facebook page is their Facebook presence... Via Martin Gysler
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Rug360° is an advanced visualisation company, bringing our clients’ work – whether it’s an early concept or a completed development – to rich and engaging life on the computer screen. Services range from the creation of photo-realistic images right through to interactive, cinematic experiences with our unique Rug360° Player.
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Going slim seems to the new age styling mantra, and
definitely is catching up everywhere. From food to clothing styles, and now furniture is where this theme as finally caught up big time.
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Creativity, Innovation, Team Building, Leadership, Brainstorming, Idea Champions (RT Need more workplace creativity?
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CatchFree makes it easy to compare and find the best free online solution for your specific need.
Resources like CatchFree are indispensable at a time in which the creation and release of applications has become more and more democratized, and even people whose technical understanding is not really advanced can create an app and get it out without really over-exerting himself. While such a thing might not be bad from a competitive point of view, it is bad to consumers inasmuch they end up downloading/buying apps that are up to no good. Well, that is what CatchFree is here to prevent from happening. It is a community where people can recommend the best apps that they have tried, and tell the world at large why they are a cut above the rest.
This community site can be joined by any person who has a story to tell - registration is inexpensive, and it is over in two or three minutes. Via Martin Gysler
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Google users were delighted recently by the discovery of a new Search trick, "do a barrel roll".
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More and more Canadian farmers are using Twitter to bridge the gap between farm and table, connecting Canadians wanting to know more about where their food comes from with the people who make their living producing it.
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Much has been made of the apparently tense relationship between Apple and Facebook, sparked in large part by the spat over Facebook integration in...
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