These are my links for September 10th 2011 through September 11th 2011:

• History (Certificate of Higher Education), 2011/2012 entry (part-time study) – Birkbeck, University of London –
• Why Some Languages Sound So Fast – TIME – "…your ears aren't deceiving you: Spaniards really do sprint and Chinese really do stroll, but they will tell you the same story in the same span of time."
• Menstruation is just blood and tissue you ended up not using | Context and Variation, Scientific American Blog Network – "Menotoxins": the scientization of taboos against bleeding women
• Welcome · tastetheatre.com –
• NESTA – Bookshare –
• London Sound Survey featuring London maps, sound recordings, sound maps, local history, London wildlife –
• Sodcasting: more widespread and more serious than you think – Julian Treasure’s posterous – Rebranding noise pollustion as sodcasting
• Prehistoric Dog Lived, Died Among Humans : Discovery News – "The dog's skeleton, particularly its vertebrate spines, suggests that it was repeatedly used to transport loads," Losey explained. "This could have included carrying gear on its back that was used in daily activities like hunting, fishing, and gathering plant foods and firewood. The dog also could have been used to transport gear for the purposes of relocating settlements on a seasonal basis."
• Mysterious paper sculptures – Central Station Blog post – A mysterious leaves beautiful, intricate book art for literary twitterati all across Edinburgh
• The Nordic countries’ coolest cabins – in pictures | Travel | guardian.co.uk –
• walking on the moon – small steps and giant leaps, seen from orbit
• For People With Misophonia, a Chomp or a Slurp May Cause Rage – NYTimes.com – Hell is hearing other people
• John Holland – One-third of Salem talks about drugs, boys and horny cab-drivers
• Flavorwire » State of the Witch House: Predicting the Controversial Genre’s Future – What†‡ver hap▲<ned to witch house? ooOoh right