Links for March 12th from 06:01 to 22:32:

• Op-Ed Contributor – Collecting real-time data from cars could save lives. – NYTimes.com – Robin Chase of Zipcar argues for consumer access (via APIs) to the black box data collected by auto electronics:
• More on Light Peak: Very high data rate from the grid to your computer | CTOvision.com – Light Peak: Very high data rate from the grid to your computer Looks promising (via @bobgourley)
• humble software development – Finance Financial Graphs – Google Finance-like charts in HTML5 and canvas:
• Novel stroke treatment passes safety stage of clinical trial – Novel stroke treatment passes safety stage of clinical trial
• Starbucks Fans Can Become ‘Baristas’ on Foursquare – Bits Blog – NYTimes.com – RT @NiemanLab: Latte analytics: Foursquare and Starbucks join forces
• Stephen J. Downs: Beyond the Exam Room: A New Era in Health Care – Nice to see healthcare industry taking a closer look at #quantifiedself:
• NHIN Direct: Open Healthcare and Government as a Platform – O’Reilly Radar – New blog post: NHIN Direct: Open Healthcare Records and Government as a Platform #hcr

Links for March 11th through March 12th:

• Senate Health Bill Would Cut Deficit By $118 Billion Over Decade – CBO reports that Senate Health Bill Would Cut Deficit By $118 Billion Over Decade
• Detroit Mayor Dave Bing Plans to Keep City Viable by Bulldozing 25% of It, 10K Homes –
• Designing Social Interfaces
  – O’Reilly Media – RT @oreillymedia #Ebook Deal of the Day: Designing Social Interfaces – Only $9.99! Use code DDDST
• World’s oldest rivers mapped under huge desert dunes – environment – 11 March 2010 – New Scientist –
• Out of step : article : Nature Reports Climate Change – Recent changes in the seasonal timing of biological events have been linked to warmer temperatures.
• Seen Not Heard- Boing Boing – RT @doctorow: Superb BB guest-editorial on the school as a police state from a recent high-school grad
• comScore Reports January 2010 U.S. Mobile Subscriber Market Share – comScore, Inc – Android overtook Palm in smartphone market share, and is growing faster than any other platform: (via @gnat)