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Google is not just the world's best search engine that enables anyone to find out about almost anything. It also provides a range of services that enable people to create, share, collaborate like Google Docs. Read this tongue-in-cheek blog post that Leslie made about Google. Let the world know about you. Create your own Google profile. For an example of what you can do, see Leslie's profile.
 

YouTube is one of the services of Google. YouTube enables anyone to share videos about whatever interests them. It is a powerful way for the average person to educate, entertain, inform and empower others around the world. Visit Leslie's YouTube Channel, then create one of your own.
 

Wikipedia is a living, evolving encyclopedia that is created by and collaborated on by an international group of volunteers. Anyone with internet access can write and make changes to Wikipedia articles. Wikipedia has grown rapidly into one of the largest reference web sites, attracting around 65 million visitors monthly as of 2009. There are more than 85,000 active contributors working on more than 14,000,000 articles in more than 260 languages.

Lulu makes it possible for anyone to publish their own books, music, information, photography, et cetera without incurring any of the costs or fees that many self-publishers charge. Visit Leslie's Lulu Bookstore to see an example of what you can also create.
 

Self Growth is probably the most comprehensive personal development website on the Net. It has a wealth of resources and information from wide range of sources. Leslie is one of the hundreds of experts who contribute.

TED is an annual invitation only conference that brings together some of the brightest people on the planet. The conference might be private, but everyone can access videos of the talks given. See some profound ideas that have been shared.

Closer to Truth explores fundamental issues of universe, brain/mind, religion, meaning and purpose through intimate, candid conversations with leading scientists, philosophers, scholars, theologians and creative thinkers of all kinds.

National Geographic explores the wonders of living on Planet Earth. The site is full of great photos, articles, maps, education and adventure. If you want to delve into the beauty, the wonder, the complexity of your home, visit the National Geographic website.

Hubble explores the wonders of living in the cosmos. The Hubble Telescope radically transformed our understanding of the Universe. The pictures it took are so beautiful they take your breath away. This YouTube video is a great explanation of how Hubble changed the way we see the Universe and our place in it.

New Scientist is an online (and offline) magazine that keeps you current with the latest scientific developments. If you want to know what is happening on the frontiers of science, then this site will help quench your thirst.

Scientific Blogging is another great website dedicated to the latest in scientific advances.

Wired magazine is full of latest tech and cultural trend info. Stay current with what's happening and what's coming at you fast.

Ask Men another great online magazine full of great articles, information and resources. Yes, it is overtly for men, but hey, I read Ms. magazine occasionally too.

World Digital Library is for all those who are interested in the cultural history of humankind. Maps, artifacts, artwork and documents from different cultures around the world make up this extensive database.

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