These are my links for July 26th 2011 from 09:29 to 09:29:

• Tim Harford — Article — In defence of PowerPoint – "PowerPoint allows one to compose speaking notes and create slides. The trouble starts when people confuse the two jobs."

These are my links for July 25th 2011 from 17:54 to 17:54:

• (404) http://www.theparisreview.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/BLOG_threesome.jpgRT – Complete with threesome: @iansample: The most terrifying place in the universe: a dummy convention
• Paris Review – Dummy Land, Avi Steinberg – Complete with threesome: @iansample: The most terrifying place in the universe: a dummy convention

These are my links for July 24th 2011 from 10:37 to 10:37:

• Paris Review – The Art of Fiction No. 211, William Gibson – I never can get enough William Gibson interviews. This one from the Paris Review.

These are my links for July 22nd 2011 through July 23rd 2011:

• APOD: 2011 June 17 – Eclipsed Moon in the Milky Way –
• Werther Effect | Know Your Meme – Is there an argument for not reporting the Oslo killings?
• Is Pre-Cognition Possible & Can It Beat Twitter on Breaking News? – Soothsaying meets data mining. RT @RWW: Is Pre-Cognition Possible & Can It Beat Twitter on Breaking News?

These are my links for July 22nd 2011 from 11:58 to 17:00:

• Hour-Long Special: The Folly of Prediction | Freakonomics Radio –
• Thomas Paine’s London bridge | The Great Wen –
• Rep.licants.org: Bots Tweet And Post As You, Freeing You Up –

These are my links for July 20th 2011 through July 21st 2011:

• Nonclassical’s ‘The Rite of Spring Project’ brings Stravinsky to Peckham multi-storey car park – Now. Here. This. – Time Out London – Nonclassical’s ‘The Rite of Spring Project’ brings Stravinsky to Peckham multi-storey car park
• Worldmapper: The world as you’ve never seen it before – Journo friends, just found this map site that re-sizes countries according to the size of data:

These are my links for July 19th 2011 from 12:12 to 19:09:

• ‪Joy Division – Disorder‬‏
  – YouTube – Joy Division Disorder and 2001 Clips. (slightly better over Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon + Wizard of Oz)
• How To Use TweetDeck With Identi.ca –

These are my links for July 18th 2011 from 17:39 to 18:35:

• You have your giant fossil rabbit neck all wrong | Tetrapod Zoology, Scientific American Blog Network –
• Forum Software Reviews | Comparator, Demos & Help to shape your Community. –

These are my links for July 16th 2011 through July 18th 2011:

• LED TVs: 10 things you need to know | Fully Equipped – CNET Reviews –
• Weight in Jules Verne’s From the Earth to the Moon | Wired Science | Wired.com – Excellent blend of physics & fiction. RT @BoraZ: Weight in Jules Verne’s From the Earth to the Moon
• Texts From Last Night · Worst Nights of All Time – Unbelievably offensive and unbelievably funny: worst ever Texts From Last Night –
• Loom Junior, A fearsome worm shows how much Hollywood has left… – Photo: A fearsome worm shows how much Hollywood has left to learn about biodiversity. From FEI, an…

These are my links for July 14th 2011 through July 15th 2011:

• A Tour Of The East London Line Extension To Clapham Junction | Londonist – Coming along nicely
• The Avalon Public House, Balham Hill –
• Flavorwire » 40 Culturally Relevant Mermaids –

These are my links for July 13th 2011 from 15:29 to 15:29:

• CultureLab: Do we misunderstand man’s best friend? – NEW SCIENTIST MADE A HIP HOP REFERENCE! #cool RT@newscientist:Do we misunderstand man's best friend? #Woof #Snoop #Dogg

These are my links for July 12th 2011 from 18:24 to 18:55:

• Transient convective uplift of an ancient buried landscape : Nature Geoscience : Nature Publishing Group – A lost continent off Scotland
• London’s 10 Best-Kept Secrets (Until Now) | LBC – Cockney cash machines and other capital oddities

These are my links for July 11th 2011 from 18:54 to 20:04:

• 7 Platforms Changing the Future of Publishing | Brain Pickings –
• The Science Creative Quarterly – A sort of McSweeneys for science
• Abandoned Britain – half day nerd trips –
• Biomimicry Institute – Home –
• Webbing the gap between science and the public – Google's 2011 Science Fellows
• DocumentCloud – Discovery, annotation and sharing of documents
• The best intro book for any topic | BestIntroBook.com – Start here
• Thingiverse – Digital Designs for Physical Objects –

These are my links for July 10th 2011 from 16:13 to 22:38:

• BBC News – Murdoch: the network defeats the hierarchy – Excellent dissection of the roles of social and mass media in dismantling the UK's power structures
• Child Themes « WordPress Codex –
• RA: Mike Paradinas: Planet µ-Ziq – Interview – From IDM to breakcore to dubstep to footwork

These are my links for July 9th 2011 through July 10th 2011:

• Woodlands for sale in the UK including Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Hampshire, Hertfordshire, Nottinghamshire, Shropshire, North Wales, South Wales, Mid Wales –
• BBC News – From invisibility cloaks to ’emotive’ robots – Try to guess the emotion being felt by the 'emotive robot'
• The Beach House, Rye –

These are my links for July 8th 2011 from 17:07 to 17:13:

• London Facts That Aren’t Actually True | Londonist –
• I Flunked My Social Media Background Check. Will You? –

These are my links for July 6th 2011 through July 7th 2011:

• UK Newspaper Front Pages @ Front Pages Today –
• How to write about science – Hmm, mangled link I think! Trying again: What I said about "literary storytelling" at #WCSJ2011

These are my links for August 23rd 2011 through August 24th 2011:

• Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens: A HIstory – A companion site to the book
• FOSS Patents: Samsung cites Stanley Kubrick’s ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ movie as prior art against iPad design patent – Samsung cites Stanley Kubrick's '2001: A Space Odyssey' movie as prior art against iPad design…
• Untitled (http://www.techmeme.com/110823/p36#a110823p36) – Samsung cites Stanley Kubrick's '2001: A Space Odyssey' movie as prior art against iPad design…
• Genotype: Total Recall – Nice post on identity philosophy from @amendlocke:

These are my links for August 22nd 2011 from 15:35 to 19:17:

• Untitled (http://www.writerswrite.com/blog/822111) – RT @science: NASA inspired Works of Fiction: Tor/Forge and NASA announce publishing collaboration (via @writerswrite)
• CRYPTOZOOLOGY ONLINE: Still on the Track: THE GREAT WATERHORSE DEBATE: Glen Vaudrey –
• Google News Archive Search –

These are my links for August 21st 2011 through August 22nd 2011:

• Is the Trailer for ‘The Shining’ the Actual Film? | The Awl – "Since trailers these days attack you with fast edits, sketch out the entire movie-except rearranged, of course-and present footage that won't ever appear in said film, then who's to say the 142 minute-long Shining isn't just a long, drawn-out, and very, very artful trailer?"
• ‘Black Swan’ and ‘The Shining’: Dark bonds and misunderstood mirrors | Hero Complex – Mirrors and riddles from inside and outside
• Hiding the Lockheed Plant during World War II – A real cover-up
• Twitter Just Got the Respect it Deserves – Twitter Just Got the Respect it Deserves (@zee / The Next Web)
• Untitled (http://www.techmeme.com/110821/p12#a110821p12) – Twitter Just Got the Respect it Deserves (@zee / The Next Web)
• A Pictorial Review of SpaceX’s Eight Dragon Spaceships | Geekosystem – A Pictorial Review of SpaceX's Eight Dragon Spaceships
• List of unsolved problems in physics – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia – List of unsolved problems in physics:
• Log In – The New York Times – RT @nytimes: Singaporeans' Culinary Anti-Immigration Protest: Curry
• A letter to … Jim, my sister’s rabbit | Life and style | The Guardian – Blub

These are my links for August 19th 2011 through August 20th 2011:

• Christie’s Large Image – Newspapers were the smartphones of 1908.
  See this at Feininger at the Whitney
• YaleCourses’s Channel
  – YouTube – Absolutely fantastic Yale course on death by Shelly Kagan, free in its entirety on YouTube
• Bruce Sterling’s Augmented Reality project – Boing Boing – Bruce Sterling’s Augmented Reality project
• Rivers of Melting Ice Mapped in Antarctica : Scientific American Gallery – Rivers of melting ice in Antarctica (slide show):
• If PHP Were British – Added Bytes by Dave Child – If PHP Were British
• Event: Ambit, Smoke and Mustard magazines | Lewisham Literary Festival – Aaand @MustardMagazine, @smokelondon and @ambitmagazine having a chinwag
• By Light Alone by Adam Roberts – Book Review | SFX – Another #bylightalone review, by the perceptive @GuyHaley (whom you should follow):
• Twitter Bootstrap – Wow, this thing is really great… Finally all this great info all in one place. /via @jakemarsh Wow! Brilliant!

These are my links for August 18th 2011 through August 19th 2011:

• Museum of Everything 4 – London – #FF @Musevery – do not miss the magical Museum of Everything @Selfridges, you're in for a treat:
• Mathematics, Cities, and Brains: What Can A Highway Engineer Learn From A Neuroscientist? | The Thoughtful Animal, Scientific American Blog Network – Excellent @jgold85 article on brains, cities and scaling laws

These are my links for August 18th 2011 from 09:54 to 09:54:

• BBC – BBC Four Programmes – The Pendle Witch Child – If you missed it, the documentary about the Pendle Witch Child last night was rather good.

These are my links for August 17th 2011 from 21:00 to 22:11:

• Print and Ship Options | HP MagCloud – Finally, a calculator for planning publishing through print-on-demand magazine service MagCloud:
• SimplyNoise – The Best Free White Noise Generator on the Internet. – SimplyNoise – free "color noise" generator offers soundscapes to help you sleep and concentrate

These are my links for August 16th 2011 from 22:43 to 22:43:

• CultureLab: Hacking the system, because he could – Wow! Nice review of Ghost in the Wires in the New Scientist :-)))

These are my links for August 16th 2011 from 08:11 to 08:11:

• GRAPH A STORY WITH MR. VONNEGUT –

These are my links for August 13th 2011 through August 14th 2011:

• How to change the drive letter in Windows 7 –
• Lewisham ’77: Battle of Lewisham Chronology –
• Untitled (http://www.nasm.si.edu/exhibitions/lae/images/LE286L2.jpg) – RT @NASAhistory Discoverer 13: the first man-made object recovered from orbit – today 1960

These are my links for August 11th 2011 through August 12th 2011:

• How people in science see each other (created by @biomatushiq) on Twitpic –
• UCL Museums & Collections Blog » Blog Archive » Happy? Quagga Day! – Happy Quagga Day! The last of these extinct zebras died 128 years ago today:
• Alien world is blacker than coal – A dark Jupiter

These are my links for August 11th 2011 from 08:41 to 08:41:

• London Riot Re-enactment Society – "The London Riot Re-enactment Society was inspired by the idea that we can re-enact not the distant past, but events that we remember and may actually have taken part in. We have chosen define our re-enactment society not by choosing a period of time, but by choosing a theme. We will tap London's rich history of rioting, and make these riots live again, in our re-enactments."

These are my links for August 9th 2011 from 13:40 to 18:04:

• Trading Post Special: On the Riots in Peckham | Londonist –
• new economics foundation | London can’t afford to ignore inequality any longer –
• Ian Bogost – Gamification is Bullshit – Gamification is Bulls**t – My position statement at the Wharton Gamification Symposium (Ian Bogost)
• Untitled (http://www.techmeme.com/110809/p13#a110809p13) – Gamification is Bulls**t – My position statement at the Wharton Gamification Symposium (Ian Bogost)