Entries from July 2010 ↓

• node-http-proxy: Reverse proxy for Node.js – The Changelog – Open Source moves fast. Keep up.
• Safari Extensions — is.gd.It by elasticthreads
• A Brigantine Beneath Washington Street – City Room Blog – NYTimes.com
  In more ground zero related news…RT @stevesilberman More on the brigantine unearthed at Ground Zero.
• YouTube
  - I walk the line – Young Johnny
  Loving a 23 year old Johnny Cash right now
• Safari Extensions — Mendeley Importer for Safari by Lucas Torri
• Safari Extensions — Naked YouTube by Jacob Bijani A simple Safari 5…
• power drill – NeighborGoods
  I just added my power drill to NeighborGoods. Wanna borrow it?
• lowercase L
• The Louvre of the Industrial Age – O’Reilly Radar
  New blog post: The Louvre of the Industrial Age
• Jeff Rock – Dashboard Radio I’m a huge music-nerd and a huge…
  "a Safari Extension that allows you to listen to your the music in your Dashboard, iTunes style."
• xkcd: University Website
  Fantastic xkcd: Things on a university website vs what people want True for so many sites and products. See prev tweet.
• Product Is The New Marketing | Six Pixels of Separation – Marketing and Communications Blog – By Mitch Joel at Twist Image
  You may think you know this, but read it anyway, and keep thinking about it. Product is the new marketing.
• Tungle.me – Scheduling Made Easy
• Apps for the Army Winners – Doubling Our Expectations | iStrategyLabs "An Idea Foundry"
  RT @corbett3000 Apps for the Army Winners Announced. More than doubled expected participation: #gov20 #apps4army
• Making Any Mac into a Calendar and Contacts Server – HOWTO
• Amazon Kindle: Werner Vogels shared from The Fourth Paradigm: Data-Intensive Scientific Discovery
  RT @dpatil @Werner: Jim Gray will forever be linked to defining the 4th paradigm, that of "data-intensive" science
• The New York Times > Log In
  RT @jamesoreilly Good David Brooks oped: "The Growth Imperative" Good perspective on competing visions.
• Tim in the Steam Locomotive at The Henry Ford – dalepd | Dale Dougherty
  RT @dalepd @timoreilly in the Steam Locomotive at The Henry Ford Holding #makerfaire there is a privilege
• (500) http://post.ly/pU7S
  RT @dalepd @timoreilly in the Steam Locomotive at The Henry Ford Holding #makerfaire there is a privilege
• Version Control with Git
  – O’Reilly Media
  RT @oreillymedia #Ebook Deal of the Day: Version Control with Git – Only $9.99. Use code DDVCG

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• Make: Online : Detroit is the freedom to make things… by Bethany Shorb
  Nice piece. RT @dalepd Detroit is the freedom to make things. Bethany Shorb in Making Detroit series. #makerfaire
• Twitter / Mattt Thompson: Watched
  Watched "The Unforeseen", a documentary about the effects of urban development on Barton Springs. Must-see for any Austinite.
• It’s our duty to delve into the Wikileaks debate – The Irish Times – Fri, Jul 30, 2010
  It’s our duty to delve into the Wikileaks debate Good perspective on open source intelligence
• FBI access to e-mail and Web records raises fears – Yahoo! News
  FBI access to e-mail and Web records raises fears (AP)
• Film | The Streets of Ambitiousness | Compare the Meerkat
  Today new movie is make grand internet premiere! Grab bucket of salty popcorn-roaches and make way to website!
• Lunar triple sunset | Bad Astronomy | Discover Magazine
  RT @jamesoreilly RT @legalnomads Amazing lunar triple sunset, via @badastronomer:
• Revolutions: A free book on probability and statistics with R
  A free book on probability and statistics with R – #rstats /via @paulblaser
• OSCON 2010 Report – Open Blog – NYTimes.com
  RT @ginablaber Love that New York Times hearts OSCON ,
• Twitter / Jon Winokur: I write plays because dial …
  I write plays because dialogue is the most respectable way of contradicting myself. TOM STOPPARD #writing #writegoal
• Twitter / John Siracusa: Things that are making me …
  Things that are making me feel old today: #7 Explaining to people why radio buttons are called radio buttons.
• What is Gov 2.0? – CBS News Video
  RT @gov2events Watch this: @timoreilly explains what Gov 2.0 is on CBS News. #gov20 #g2s (I aso talk @codeforamerica)
• DEAR SUGAR, The Rumpus Advice Column #44: How You Get Unstuck – The Rumpus.net
• Mind Hacks: Booty calling
  Booty call science. Thank you @NoahWG for this study of pure joy.
• Cephalopods In Love
  "Cephalopods In Love", a heartwarming stop-motion animation by @tiadoran
• DIY Kitty Crack: ultra-potent catnip extract – Boing Boing
• Agent Obvious for iPhone and iPod touch on the iTunes App Store
  I just read all the tips in the free AGENT OBVIOUS iPhone app. Writers, you need this
• Backyard Brains
  Just had a fascinating demo of at #makerfaire can do camp – neuroscience for everyone
• Welcome to mtelliottmakerspace.com
  Fascinating conversation about urban farming and making tools for small farmers w Jeff & Patrick
• Benetech Jobs in Palo Alto, CA | JobScore
  RT @gcapiel Come do work that matters at Benetech. We’re hiring Java devs and QA automation engineers -
• Searching Earmarks Isn’t Actually That Hard – Sunlight Labs: Blog
  Searching Earmarks Isn’t Actually That Hard via @EllnMllr Increasingly disappointed with gov transparency efforts
• Stieg Larsson becomes first author to sell 1m ebooks on Amazon | Alison Flood | Books | guardian.co.uk
  Stieg Larsson first author to sell more than 1 million #ebooks on #Kindle via @slashdot
• YouTube – April 5th: Elvis Costello, Rosanne Cash, Kris Kristofferson
  "April 5th"
• Armed with Science
  Panel on Makers and the military here at #candocamp Detroit. Check out the Armed with Science blog also tardec.army.mil
• Poster | Joey Roth
  Charlatan, Martyr, Hunter – brilliance from @joeyroth (via @swissmiss)
• Laurie Santos: A monkey economy as irrational as ours | Video on TED.com
  Neuroscientist Laurie Santos & her "monkeynomics" experiments show why we’re as irrational as monkeys
• If you were hacking since age 8, it means you were privileged. « Restructure!
  "If you were hacking since age 8, it means you were privileged" via @laurelatoreilly
• A Deeper Kind of Joblessness – Umair Haque – Harvard Business Review
  RT @pahlkadot We need high-quality demand, says @umairh, to have real jobs. And meaning in our lives, says I. Must read
• makerfaire.com: Maker Faire
  At the Make Can Do Camp at Eastern Market in Detroit, heading into #makerfaire weekend at the Henry Ford Museum.

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• White House proposal would ease FBI access to records of Internet activity
• Cool Tools: The Best Magazine Articles Ever
• Capturing health data in everyday life – O’Reilly Radar
  Capturing health data in everyday life
• Font Preview – Google Font Directory
  Rad indeed. Google Font Directory preview. Hat tip: @andrewlin
• The Burqa and the Body Electric – Opinionator Blog – NYTimes.com
  The Burqa and the Body Electric
• Guest Post: Here’s Why Google’s Paywall Will Work (And The Times’ Will Fail) – SVW
  Here’s Why Google’s Paywall Will Work (And The Times’ Will Fail) – good point #paywalls #google #times
• The best magazine articles – india knight’s posterous
  The best magazine articles
• @timoreilly I believe this is a compliment – found at #hacks… on Twitpic
  Blush. RT @dmadeo @timoreilly I believe this is a compliment – found at #hackshackersnyc
• robots.net – CMU Launches $7 Million Educational Initiative
  RT @dalepd "Robots: CMU Launches $7 Million Educational Initiative " and hires head of Dallas Personal Robotics.
• Scaling Big Time with Hadoop
  Scale Big Time with Hadoop –
• Human wagering behavior depends on opponents’ face… [PLoS One. 2010] – PubMed result
  Poker bets influenced by opponent’s facial expression. Evidence based hustling. Awesome.
• You Are Not So Smart
• Idiot’s guide to OAuth logins for Twitter | Racker Hacker
• Vibram Five Fingers: Discover the Barefooting Alternative
  Barefootarians need shoes like this for airports, bathrooms, gravel roads,… I love mine! @rosannecash
• Too Much, Too Young: Brain Overgrowth Correlates with the Severity of Autism Symptoms: Scientific American
  Brain Overgrowth Correlates with the Severity of Autism Symptoms. from @sciammind
• TimeMachineEditor
• YouTube
  - Buck Owens & His Buckaroos – Love’s Gonna Live Here [Live] – 1966
  This is so cool I can’t stand it. Want the jacket, want the guitar, want those harmonies.
• IBM Researchers Create the Most Detailed Brain Map Yet | Popular Science
• A VC: Startup Showcase
  .@fredwilson on the Startup Showcase we’re doing together at Web 2.0 Expo NY #w2e
• The Generation Gap on Government
  Why and How the Millennial Generation Is the Most Pro-Government Generation & What This Means via @anemani10
• Evolution of gods, morals and violence | Open Parachute
• Suburban residents now favor more transit spending, poll shows – WGN Radio
  RT @T4America Chicago residents prefer investments in transit over new roads by 2-1 margin. via @jamesoreilly
• - Press Center – A Moveable Feast – SunlightFoundation.com
  RT @sunlightnetwork: RT @stereogab Fox News reports on House Disbursements based on Sunlight Foundation database
• Detroit 2.0: Motor City to Maker City – O’Reilly Radar
  Detroit 2.0: Motor City to Maker City: #Ford on Detroit’s future
• Twitter / John Gruber: @laughingsquid Maybe she s …
  @laughingsquid Maybe she shouldn’t have put the "104" right in her user name.
• Evolution of gods, morals and violence | Open Parachute
  Evolution of gods, morals and violence: Book review: In the Name of God: The Evolutionary Origins of Religious Eth…
• Can Science Feed The World? : Specials : Nature News
  Excellent new Nature special: Can Science Feed the World?
• 100 million Facebook pages leaked on torrent site | THINQ.co.uk
  Will this teach people to change their privacy settings? 100m Facebook pages collated and dumped on Bittorrent
• OKBB — 500 Worst Passwords Poster
  Finally! For Sale!…
  Brill – the 500 worst passwords, in a hand-illustrated typographic poster by @kateconsumption
• Yay Hooray | The World at Night
  The World at Night – stunning NASA visualization of different light sources at night (HT @paul_steele)

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• Gym Jones – Knowledge – Remake Remodel
  Important lesson from bodybuilding RT @gymjones be willing to bite off more than you can chew, overdose, fail via @bryce
• Health Policy Briefs
  RT @ahier An excellent primer on Accountable Care Organizations This is the future of #healthcare
• iPhone not king pig: Verizon 3G phone users gobble most data
  iPhone not king pig: Verizon 3G phone users on Blackberry gobble most data via Dave Farber’s IP list
• Privacy-Aware Knowledge Discovery: Novel Applications and New Techniques
  Privacy-Aware Knowledge Discovery: Novel Applications and New Techniques: edited by Bonchi & Ferrari. C… #datamining
• The Little Black Book by Pad&Quill
  The Little Black Book: I just hope the black clad, pony haired designer types don’t go nuts w/ this
• European Court Issues Gene Patent Ruling Against Monsanto—A Myriad Connection?
  European Court Issues Gene Patent Ruling Against Monsanto—A Myriad Connection? – clear & detailed #genepatents
• The Acceleration of Addictiveness
  "You can probably take it as a rule of thumb from now on that if people don’t think you’re weird, you’re living badly."
• Alex Payne — Node and Scaling in the Small vs Scaling in the Large
  Nice framing of scalability constraints (by former Twitter engineer)
• The New York Times > Log In
  No one’s protesting the encampment of male privilege which is Bohemian Grove
• Making Something Out of Maker Faire – The Detroit Blog – TIME.com
  Making Something Out of Maker Faire. The @Time blog gets the fever about #makerfaire #Detroit
• Great to meet you @timoreilly. Let’s come up with some new memes! Just kidding, come on my show! | TweetPhoto
  Nice to meet @katiecouric. Love her smart take on new media. Photo:
• Geek Feminism Blog

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• BBC News – Peter Carey makes Man Booker prize longlist again
• Unix Power Tools, Third Edition
  – O’Reilly Media
  RT @oreillymedia #Ebook Deal of the Day: Unix Power Tools, 3rd Edition – Only $9.99. Use code DDUPT
• Twitter / Tom Guadagno: No word in the English lan …
  No word in the English language rhymes with month, orange, silver, or purple.
• Stubbornella » Blog Archive » Woman in technology
  Too many mediocre men; we need more women: @stubbornella spells it out
• Are Jedi Knights Libertarian or Socialist? | The Atlantic Wire
  Big smile: Are Jedi Knights Libertarian or Socialist? via @mcandrew on Facebook
• Make: Online : Makers Dozen: Detroit
  RT @makerfaire Makers Dozen: a small portion of the fun and unusual things you’ll find at Maker Faire Detroit.
• The 2011 CfA Projects Start(up) » Code for America
  RT @AndrewGreenhill: Check out the innovative @codeforamerica projects for Boston, Philly, Wash DC, Boulder & Seattle:
• Agile Blog : Automatic Syncing Using Dropbox
  Oh happy day! @1Password now supports syncing between the desktop, iPhone, and iPad over Dropbox!
• Experimenting with Node.js – Jeff Kreeftmeijer
  Wicked cool. Rather creepy. But wicked cool. /via @garru
• ongoing by Tim Bray · Five Pictures of OSCON
  Smiling at @timbray’s candid of me from #oscon. And his post makes some good points about the event.
• The Neuroscience of Inception | Wired Science | Wired.com
  Didn’t like the movie that much, but I do like this review, The Neuroscience of Inception
• Jane Austen’s Fight Club
  Jane Austen’s Fight Club /via @mister_robotics
• Jailbreaking your iPhone and ripping DVDs: Both now perfectly legal | Film | Newswire |
  The A.V. Club
  Jailbreaking your iPhone and ripping DVDs: Both now perfectly legal.
• SQL and Relational Theory
  – O’Reilly Media
  RT @oreillymedia #Ebook Deal of the Day: SQL and Relational Theory – Only $9.99. Use code DDSQR
• DNA advance and $8 theft capture killer – National – NZ Herald News
  Familial DNA searching – Used in NZ to good effect. RT @BMR789
• How to Focus – A Healthy Information Diet – InfoVegan.com
  That latest @cjoh post is "How to Focus" (an answer to Nick Carr etc.)
• Healthy Information Diets – InfoVegan.com
  RT @gnat trying to resist the urge to stick every one of @cjoh’s posts on 4 Short Links. delivering bigtime goodness
• AppleInsider | US government legalizes iPhone ‘jailbreaking,’ unlocking
  #iphone jailbreaking now legal! US gov steps in. via @slashdot

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• Footnotes of ‘Mad Men’: The Bikini, the Ham, the Firm and His Hooker – The Awl
• Social web: The great tipping point test – tech – 26 July 2010 – New Scientist
• Google e-mail, Los Angeles: Google misses deadline for L.A. city e-mail system – latimes.com
  Flap over Google email system in LA shows the kinds of resistance cloud apps will meet from institutions
• Twitter / DataInfoCom:
  "A man is rich in proportion to the number of things he can afford to let alone." – Henry David Thoreau /via @atanubasu #quote
• The true price of power | The Rational Optimist…
  Rational Optimist: The true price of power
• Wikileaks Afghanistan files: every IED attack, with co-ordinates. Spreadsheet and visualised | World news | guardian.co.uk
  Interactive guide, map + data: #Wikileaks Afghanistan files: every IED attack, with co-ordinates.
• The BBC may be a global force but needs to be championed at home | Media | The Guardian
  by me today on Guardian – why parochial debate on BBC undermines its international future
• Why more education lowers dementia risk
  Why more education lowers dementia risk
• The New York Times > Log In
  Pakistan Spy Service Aids Insurgents, Reports Assert
• The New York Times > Log In
  Inside the Fog of War: Reports From the Ground in Afghanistan
• The New York Times > Log In
  NYT’s WikiLeaks package: The role Pakistan’s spy service plays in aiding insurgents in Afghanistan.
• The War Logs – Interactive Feature – NYTimes.com
  WikiLeaks’ "war logs" are online. NYT: Guardian: Der Spiegel:
• Wikileaks Afghanistan files: download the key incidents as a spreadsheet | World news | guardian.co.uk
  RT @datastore (Gdn data blog) Wikileaks Afghanistan files: download the key incidents as a spreadsheet
• Afghanistan war logs: our selection of significant incidents | World news | guardian.co.uk
  Afghanistan war logs: our selection of significant incidents
• Terminal Tips and Tricks For Mac OS X – Super User
• Twitter / Daring Fireball: Terminal Tips and Tricks f …
  Terminal Tips and Tricks for Mac OS X: http://✪df.ws/fui
• GitFarm – Free Private Git Hosting, on top of Google AppEngine
• Op-Ed Contributor – Shirley Sherrod and Me – NYTimes.com
• (400) http://www.boredpanda.com/vintage-ads/
  HILARIOUS! 25 vintage ads that would be banned today
• BBC – Richard Black’s Earth Watch: UN climate talks in the mire?
  Richard Black of BBC notes how looming expiration of Kyoto climate protocol with no new targets creates legal mire #cop16
• WPA2 vulnerability found
  WPA2 vulnerability found (Joanie Wexler/Network World)

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• Photoblog – Pilot ejects an instant before fighterjet crashes
• Editorial – Elizabeth Warren – NYTimes.com
• [T] Apple Approaching Oil Heights in Sales/Employee
  Apple Approaching Oil Co Heights in Sales/Employee Fascinating how comments turn to gov pensions…
• Might Ryu Murakami’s switch to the iPad signal the beginning of the end for traditional publishers? | Books | The Observer
  Japanese author Ryu Murakami is the first big name to publish new novel via iPad, bypassing publisher
• Lucy Mangan: All style and substance | Life and style | The Guardian
  Word nerds: I’m so enjoying @lucymangan’s rage/pedantry in yesterday’s Weekend. Quite right.
• It’s more than genes, it’s networks and systems : Pharyngula
  It’s more than genes, it’s networks and systems – excellent explanation of what’s really going in #evolution
• In praise of…The ghost highway « Spike Japan
  Japan’s ghost highway
• Does Language Influence Culture? – WSJ.com
  In Mandarin, future can be below & past above. In Aymara, future is behind & past in front: How languages shape us
• If Britain decides to ban the burqa I might just start wearing one | Comment is free | The Observer
  "I should not of done this" is either a weird mistake for @RealDMitchell to make, or an absolutely pitch-perfect joke
• TwitHit for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad on the iTunes App Store
  RT @ brainpicker Twithit – new "Bump for Twitter" app lets you auto-follow people by bumping phones
• The New York Times > Log In
  RT @monstro “Life inside the Beltway has become a combination of speed chess and Mortal Kombat.” Excellent. #gov20
• The Dangers of Friending Strangers: the Robin Sage Experiment | Armed with Science
  The Dangers of Friending Strangers: the Robin Sage Experiment #gov20
• Triple-slit experiment confirms reality is quantum – physics-math – 22 July 2010 – New Scientist
• Serotonin cell discoveries mean rethink of depression – health – 22 July 2010 – New Scientist
• I work on Farms; I am a Criminal | Organic and Sustainable Agriculture | Ecological Farming Association
  Eye opening piece via my local CSA: I work on Farms; I am a Criminal Gov regulation gone wrong. #gov20
• Bearjacking! Sandwich-seeking Ursus americanus invades car, drives it, honks horn, poops, flips out – Boing Boing
  RT @boingboing: Bearjacking: Sandwich-seeking Ursus americanus invades car, drives it, honks horn, poops, flips out.
• the u.s. middle class is being wiped out here’s the stats to prove it: Tech Ticker, Yahoo! Finance
  The Middle Class in America Is Radically Shrinking. Here Are the Stats to Prove it Has anti-globalism agenda but…
• One-pan wonder recipe | Yotam Ottolenghi | Vegetarian | Food | Life and style | The Guardian
• Halva flapjacks | Dan Lepard | Baking | Food | Life and style | The Guardian
• caldersphere’s warbler-1.1.0 Documentation
• Bundler: The best way to manage Ruby applications

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• The New York Times > Log In
  Health insurers fighting rule that requires 80% of premiums to go towards patient care.
• Twitter / name: The hardest thing to hide …
  The hardest thing to hide is something that is not there, which is why our grandest pretenses conceal not evil or ugliness, but emptiness.
• Twitter / Cory Doctorow: Copyright maximalists have …
  Copyright maximalists have created a generation of lawbreakers, some guilty, some joyful. This is a great harm @thepublicdomain #ORGcon
• Ancient tablet bears scars of dark history
  Tell Tayinat – Julie’s dig
• The New York Times > Log In
  UVA makes available an archive of Faulkner recordings from 1957-58, when he was writer in residence via @naypinya
• Where Science, Art and Photography Intersect (25 photos) – My Modern Metropolis
  Insanely awesome science/art photos [via @stevesilberman & @guykawasaki]
• Yes Men documentary goes online via Bittorrent to evade censorship – Boing Boing
  Yes Men documentary goes online via Bittorrent to evade censorship
• Maslow’s Hierarchy of Internet Needs
  Maslow’s Hierarchy of Internet Needs. via @AndreaKuszewski
• Race in Film: Tammy & the Bachelor : Mirror: Motion Picture Commentary
  Remember Tammy and Debbie Reynolds? There were slave quarters out back the house.
• Memphis Cuts Crime With Predictive Analytics
  Memphis Cuts Crime With Predictive Analytics: reports 31% drop in crime rate to knowing when and where … #datamining
• NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams: News and videos from the evening broadcast NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams: News and videos from the evening broadcast- msnbc.com
  Ok here’s a glimpse of what is ripping my heart out. I fear people won’t care.
• Web 2.0 risks and rewards for federal agencies – O’Reilly Radar
  Web 2.0 risks and rewards for federal agencies
• wrttn.in – a simple online notepad
  wrttn is a simple notepad with many useful features.
• FluidDB » Blog Archive » Open sourcing Tickery
  Tickery has been open sourced: #FluidDB (I like Tickery a lot.)
• Untitled (http://spectrum.ieee.org/images/dec08/images/data02.gif)
  RT @pkedrosky Top 10 countries by robots per capita
• Google executive frustrated by Java, C++ complexity | Developer World – InfoWorld
  Google’s Rob Pike makes the case for simpler programming languages at #OSCON
• Editorial – Climate Bill Out With a Whimper – NYTimes.com
  On Thursday, the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid, abandoned the fight for meaningful energy and climate legislation. The Republicans — surprise — had been fiercely obstructionist. But the Democratic leaders let them get away with it, as did the White House. It has been weeks since President Obama spoke out about the need for a serious climate bill to address the very real danger of global warming and to lessen this country’s dependence on imported oil.
• Cooking for Geeks
  – O’Reilly Media
  RT @oreillymedia #Ebook Deal of the Day: Cooking for Geeks – Only $9.99. Use code DDC4G

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• Did you miss Portland Mayor Sam Adams and Tim O’Reilly at the CivicApps awards? Well, here’s what you missed « Silicon Florist
  Some video of me thinking about connection between open source, web 2.0 and gov 2.0 at #civicapps in Portland:
• Make: Online : Making Detroit
  "The new story for Detroit is waiting to be told." @dalepd on the #make movement and the people of Detroit
• BBC News – Cardiff scientist awarded £1m for cell research
  A researcher at Cardiff University scoops £1.1m to study living cells in minute detail, which could help tre..
• Adults recall negative events less accurately than children, study finds
  Adults recall negative events less accurately than children, study finds
• Structural brain alterations in patients with irritable bowel syndrome discovered
  Structural brain alterations in patients with irritable bowel syndrome discovered
• The copyright cops | Inside Story
  The copyright cops – good piece on ridiculous situation: "effectively a legalised cartel" (via @AngryAtkin) #copyright
• Gene Weingarten – Gene Weingarten column mentions Lady Gaga.
  An awfully good and funny piece about the news business, as it was and as it is.
• The Glamorous Divorce Ranches of the Mad Men Era
  The glamorous divorce ranches of the #MadMen era
• DNA factory builds up steam: Scientific American
  DNA factory builds up steam
• Gov VIII – A Healthy Information Diet – InfoVegan.com
  Love @cjoh’s latest, Gov VII. What’s wrong with the term #gov20. The Post Office history gives amazing perspective.

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• JavaScript Cookbook
  – O’Reilly Media
  RT @oreillymedia #Ebook Deal of the Day: JavaScript Cookbook – Only $9.99. Use code DDCKB
• Time-Lapse Twitter Visualization Shows America’s Moods [VIDEO]
• Amazon.com: J. M. Coetzee and Ethics: Philosophical Perspectives on Literature (9780231148412): Anton Leist, Peter Singer: Books
• Frontal Cortex | Wired Science | Wired.com
• Twitoaster – the Twitter conversations service
  Twitoaster is a Twitter web application that threads and archives your conversations in real time, bringing you all the context and statistics you need to improve the way you communicate with your followers.
• write.fm
• YouTube – Woman’s Last Stand: Dodge Charger Commercial Spoof
• Hacker News | If you change the window.history.pushState() call to window.history.replaceState…
  Holy cow… scrolling text in the URL bar (in Chrome and Safari)! paste JS in to your URL bar
• Agora :: rogerebert.com :: Reviews
  "Agora," sort of an intellectual "Troy" about a feminist mathematician. My review is now online.
• The incredible journey of mankind: Helicobacter pylori as the narrator Desikan P – Indian J Med Microbiol
  The incredible journey of mankind, thru lens of Helicobacter pylori
• maxfield parrish – Google Search
  Trust me: this is the most gorgeous demo of the new Google Image Search possible. »
• How Much Oil Spilled in the Gulf? Less than Six Hours’ Worth – The New Ideal – GOOD
  How Much Oil Spilled in the Gulf? Less than Six Hours’ Worth (@GOOD stuff)
• Twitter / Touré:
  "When you’re falsely villified and sacked you’ve been VIlsacked." Lawrence O’Donnell.
• O’Reilly Media — Bookstore: Complete List of Ebooks
  RT @OReillyMedia Celebrate #OSCON Buy 1 #Ebook, Get 1 Free, Buy 2, Get 2 Free, Buy 3, Get 3 Free…Code BXGXF
• Detroit Can Do Camp
  RT @dalepd Can Do Camp, 7/29 in Detroit before Maker Faire. Building hands-on communities, fostering innovation
• Going Big with the CS5 PhotoMerge
• Whitening Cities’ Roofs Is Environmental Equivalent of Taking 300 Million Cars Off the Road, DoE Study Says | Popular Science
  Whitening Cities’ Roofs Is Environmental Equivalent of Taking 300 Million Cars Off the Road, DoE Study Says
• Oscon2010 Keynote
  Slides from my #oscon keynote this morning: Video soon.
• Garden & Gun: Soul of the New South

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