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Totally worth sharing!

Originally shared by Inder singh

Should you +1 or share this post??

a tutorial written by Ryan Estrada and illustrated by +Inder Singh

Google+ A Collaborative Document:

(or how 120+ people wrote a book at the same time)

A document by many, great recommendation for those who want more than just the cursory intros that we’ve been given.

PS – “What cursory intro?”, you ask? Well, if you click on “Welcome” just below your profile pic on the G+ home page, there’s some basic info there. Most forget and/or don’t know about it.

Hat tip to Chris Doiron for the link.

Check it out… from my talented friend, Peter Hollens

Originally shared by Peter Hollens

Tonight @ 9pm PST (Midnight EST) I will be Premiering my first Original early in the A Cappella Room of #Turntablefm – http://turntable.fm/a_cappella

Go check it out now so you know how to get in!! 9pm!!!! Spread the word!

Originally shared by Trey Ratcliff

Sharing exclusively first to Google+ ! Fresh new behind-the-scenes video in Iceland… this is from the northern fjords on the night of the solstice not that many days ago….

Thanks again for all the Re-Shares and everything! You guys are awesome.

Probably should eat something. Got up at noon (blame all-night Hangouts!) and haven’t had breakfast yet. Stupid Red Button of Notification Doom won’t leave me alone!

AAAGGGHHHHHH

Originally shared by The Original Christian Adams

Find or Be Found on Google+

Originally shared by Alejandro Fernandez-Lovo

Good read about Google+ and Facebook

25 examples of symmetry in web design | Webdesigner Depot

Can’t scroll through comments within Notification pull-out panel after I installed Usability Boost for Google Plus™ Chrome Extension 🙁

Anyone else using it notice this? Or is it wonky like that even without the extension?

Hilarious!

(hat tip to Joseph Lee)

Army Of Darkness is Captain Supermarket? Die Hard 3 becomes Die Hard: Mega Hard? And you don’t want to know what Boogie Nights turned up as…

On their journey around the international film markets, films have a habit of changing names, as local distributors target the flicks at their audiences. Sometimes, however, as this list shows, a new title doesn’t always quite capture the meaning of the original when it’s translated back into English.

We’ve hunted round many corners of the Internet for this collection, and credited sources at the bottom. If you’ve got any more to add, do let us know. Meanwhile, we’ll start our tour in China, where they’ve got this little lot…