From The Net: Truly Inspirational Vol. 2
I really really enjoy all the amazing things I come across (and seem to attract) from the internet. This edition contains everything from typography to loans-that-change-lives (so awesome.)
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1. Back To Essentials Inspiring Typography – Great, inspirational minimalist typography. |
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2. Inspirational and insightful quotes – Some people have some very powerful words to share. |
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3. 21 Radical Rugs – Web Urbanist – This is creative and interesting to me. Rugs, not something one would often give a lot of thought to, demonstrate a new level in this post. |
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4.Attractive Logo Designs – Near and dear to my heart, behold some truly inspirational logo design. |
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5.Toxel’s Electric Outlet Creative – To go with the rugs… Outlets! |
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6.Best Nature Photography – Wonder how long a photographer had to wait for these shots? Just right place right time, or a long wait of research and prep? |
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8.Amazing Home Office Setups – Being a corporate drone doesn’t have to equal being a corporate drone… |
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9. Best Micrograph Images – LOL, disease, parasite, or… art? |
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10.Amazing Bookstores – Uhmm, amazon.com’s got nothin’ on the atmosphere of these. |
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11. 17 Insanely modded game controllers – Yes, yes, more inspiration and quirky creativity. |
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12. Best Vector Illustrations – Hawtness. To think I never used to appreciate vectors. |
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13. 45 Beautiful motion blur photos from Smashing Magazine – Soooo good. |
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13. Great designs by Abduzeedo – This whole site is phenomenal, but I thought I’d link this great designs best-of post. |
And its not just lists of creative goodness…
Here are some individuals and ideas that are pretty damn cool:
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Kiva.org – allows individuals to make loans starting at $25 to low-income entrepreneurs in the developing world, also known as microcredit. By doing so, you can provide affordable working capital for the poor (money to buy a sewing machine, livestock, etc.), empowering them to earn their way out of poverty. LOVE THIS. |
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The Art of Non-Conformity – "Nothing pains some people more than having to think." -Martin Luther King, Jr. It’s okay to be the square peg in the round hole. |
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ConstructZero.org – This is a new type of organization. It is a philanthropic research center, the funds for which will be provided by a sister commercial technology incubator, supported by a global social network. |
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InventorSpot.com – Inventorspot.com is a site that works mainly as Mashable or TechCrunch, only its’ content is about object inventions, like robotics, furniture, house and industrial design. |
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Going Bananas For Energy – You’ve heard of "green" fuel. Now get ready for yellow as scientists have found a way to turn banana waste into a sustainable fuel source that could be relevant to many countries across Africa. |
That wraps it up for now, I need a break from the screen. It occurs to me these list posts can take quite a bit of time/effort. 
I’d love to hear if you like any part of it!
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Written by Jason Fonceca
Jason Fonceca is a visionary/creator with 25 years experience in writing, art, technology, spirituality, and many other disciplines. He's the author of the upcoming book "Idealution & Thoughtsperity," as well as the founder of SpiritSentient.com & JasonFonceca.com.
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