Speaking of "Hinges of History," this is one of the most thought-provoking, well researched articles I have read about the social impact of social media. If you are serious about understanding the speed of change today, SAVE this article for serious study. Twitter, Facebook, and social activism: newyorker.com.
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Just ran across this, haven't tested it, but it brings instant goosebumps. I just could be one of the greatest shortcuts from the "itch you can't quite scratch" stage to the "Eureka!" stage. Be glad to discuss it with others who might be as hungry as I to develop creativity skills. - DillardClass
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Stretch your brain, kick-start your creative juices with frequent visits to this far-ranging collection of ideas. - Zeldman.com
Fantastic web design help. Links to other design sites. I have this RSS'd in my Newsgator. - Web Design Reference Guide
Meryl's incredible range of knowledge that seems to have no limits pushes me out to the creative edge. - NotPerfection
Very inspirational, stimulating variety
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