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Summize calls itself “conversational search” and that’s because it does a pretty good job of searching for specific information in Twitter conversations.  When you type in your query, you’re given real time results of anyone on Twitter who’s tweeting about whatever you searched for.  You’ll also see entire conversations going on that somehow include your search.  You can search through different languages and then translate your results.  The advanced features are what really makes Summize stand out because they allow you to search by specific word, phrase, person, and even location.  Summize isn’t the only Twitter search tool out there, but as of now it seems to deliver the best results.  Here’s my screencast tour of Summize:

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Cubescape is a site designed to make you the least productive person at work today. Seriously, it will. That is unless you have my job, in which case playing with sites like Cubescape is required. In a nutshell,  Cubescape lets you create 3-D art by simply dropping cubes onto a canvas. You can even blow cubes up, which can be more fun than dropping them. You can replay the entire construction of your masterpiece and save it in the Cubescape gallery. In all seriousness, Cubescape would be a great tool for anyone in the creative field that needs help getting those creative juices flowing. Here’s my screencast tour of Cubescape:

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[via Lifehacker]