These are my links for March 6th 2013 from 14:12 to 23:04:

• The father of all men is 340,000 years old – life – 06 March 2013 – New Scientist – RT @newscientist: The father of all men is 340,000 years old #GeneticAdam
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Always a good idea > – Always a good idea >
• F.A.Z.-Column by Emanuel Derman: Little Big Data – Modelle, die sich schlecht benehmen – FAZ – RT @EmanuelDerman: F.A.Z.-Column by Emanuel Derman: Little Big Data Making sense of data requires a model, a theo …
• (500) http://www.sicherheitstacho.eu/?lang=en – RT @PD_Smith: RT @dreadexhibition: Realtime global 'cyber attack' monitor, courtesy of Deutsche Telekom via @supe …

These are my links for March 8th 2013 from 18:48 to 19:45:

• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : In a Sarf London pub purportedl… – In a Sarf London pub purportedly haunted in olden times by highwaymen, who knew it by the sign of the, er, whale >
• Controversial quantum computer aces entanglement tests – physics-math – 08 March 2013 – New Scientist – RT @newscientist: Controversial quantum computer aces entanglement tests #quantum

These are my links for March 14th 2013 through March 15th 2013:

• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Delicious genetic cocktail (tin… – Delicious genetic cocktail (tiny white strings, hard to see on this pic,are precipitated DNA) #biocurious >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Smooshed, soaped and salted #bi… – Smooshed, soaped and salted #biocurious #nom >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Does this strawberry contain ho… – Does this strawberry contain horse? There's only one way to be sure*

  *other than common sense

• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : DNA testing in Deptford Market … – DNA testing in Deptford Market with @TheArtsCatalyst #biocurious >
• Untitled (http://www.motco.com/map/81005/SeriesSearchPlatesFulla.asp?mode=query&artist=388&other=384&x=111&y=11) – MT @oldmapman: Re crossrail news; Horwood's map shows burial ground just to north almost adjoining Charterhouse Sq
• (404) http://t.co/Ju – RT @debmackenzie1: another plague pit unearthed in London
  – but mysteries over the disease linger …
• Short Sharp Science: 14th-century plague bodies unearthed at London station – RT @debmackenzie1: another plague pit unearthed in London
  – but mysteries over the disease linger …
• Clawed drone grabs prey on the fly just like an eagle – tech – 14 March 2013 – New Scientist – Drones. Now with added claws >

These are my links for March 15th 2013 through March 16th 2013:

• What your testicles taste | Molecular Love (and other facts of life) – O_o RT @MikeySlezak: What your testicles taste!
• Uber Drivers Protest Outside the Company’s San Francisco Headquarters – Liz Gannes and Mike Isaac – News – AllThingsD – MT @HalHodson: The first crowdwork protests? MT @johnjhorton: Uber Drivers Protest
• Time to focus on the welfare of online workers – opinion – 08 February 2013 – New Scientist – MT @HalHodson: The first crowdwork protests? MT @johnjhorton: Uber Drivers Protest
• John Snow’s data journalism: the cholera map that changed the world – Should've tweeted this earlier: a 21st century take on John Snow's cholera map > (via @paldhous)
• The Makapansgat Pebble | Natural History Museum Picture Library – Zeki's talk of "significant configurations" (such as stylised faces) that appeal our brains reminded me of this:
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : .@MuseumOfWater curator @AmySha… – .@MuseumOfWater curator @AmySharrocks delighted with a freshly donated bottle of "morning wee" >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : “My melted snowman”: a rather p… – "My melted snowman": a rather poignant exhibit @MuseumOfWater (complete with floating eyes) >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Kati roll washed down with a de… – Kati roll washed down with a delicious glass of water from the Water Bar on the site of the Broad Street pump >
• Victorian Jokes: The best in 19th-century humour | History Today – "Why is the devil riding a mouse like one and the same thing?" MT @HistoryToday: A selection of Victorian jokes:
• Teapotting | Know Your Meme – Today's @newscientist debate: what's the correct way to "do the teapot"? (Handy guide )

These are my links for March 16th 2013 from 13:24 to 18:46:

• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : YEAH YOU’D *BETTER* BE SCARED – YEAH YOU'D *BETTER* BE SCARED
• hagiothecium – definition and meaning – That's the second #Googlewhack for which I'm apparently responsible. This is the first >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Here’s one I made earlier, with… – Here's one I made earlier, with one that someone infinitely more talented made very, very much earlier
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : And just to prove it wasn’t a f… – And just to prove it wasn't a fluke, here's another hide-scraper I made, with handy thumb-notch. #absurdlyproud
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Before and after. FEAR ME SMALL… – Before and after. FEAR ME SMALL GAME, FOR I AM MAN THE TOOLMAKER
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Before and after. FEAR ME SMALL… – Before and after. FEAR ME SMALL GAME, FOR I AM MAN THE TOOLMAKER
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Took @PrimitiveTechUK about 15 … – Took @PrimitiveTechUK about 15 minutes to turn a big flint nodule into this:
• The Problems with Tumblr Photography – The Problem with Tumblr and Photography (via @impykerr) >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Maybe this is a sign that the c… – Maybe this is a sign that the council will finally relent and let me dazzle paint my house >

These are my links for March 17th 2013 from 12:26 to 23:15:

• Gold seams form in an earthquake-powered flash – environment – 17 March 2013 – New Scientist – "Earthquakes can open cracks in the deep rocks at the speed of sound" – and that makes seams of gold >
• Deepest point in the ocean is teeming with life – life – 17 March 2013 – New Scientist – Life at the bottom of the ocean. The very bottom of the ocean >
• Alex Clark’s best young British novelists | Books | The Observer – Congratulations to @courttianewland on his place on Alex Clark's best young novelists list for @guardian!

These are my links for March 18th 2013 from 13:02 to 19:44:

• FBI turns up heat in investigation of 1990 Boston art heist – FBI says it knows, but won't name, who stole $500m of art from Isabella Gardner Stewart museum in 1990 > cc @rowhoop
• Birds evolve shorter wings to survive on roads – life – 18 March 2013 – New Scientist – "Charles Brown of the University of Tulsa in Oklahoma has been picking up dead swallows for 30 years." >
• (404) http://t.co/nAD – RT @RedScareBot: Communists!! RT @halhodson Socialist birds build giant haystack nests on telegraph poles in the desert – …
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Still waiting for The Imaginary… – Still waiting for The Imaginary Party to call >
• Should business be allowed to patent mathematics? – opinion – 18 March 2013 – New Scientist – RT @jjaron: No, but if so dibs on 1 + 1 = 2 RT @newscientist: Should business be allowed to patent mathematics?
• One Per Cent: Robot salamander crawls and swims like the real thing – Robomander >
• Deputy Art Editor J3 – New Scientist – London, Theobald’s Road – .@newscientist is looking for a deputy art editor: cracking job for someone with knack for creative visual solutions

These are my links for March 19th 2013 through March 20th 2013:

• World’s giant squid are one big happy family – life – 20 March 2013 – New Scientist – Giant squid around the world: one big happy family >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : .@arcfinity is out for a cross-… – .@arcfinity is out for a cross-modal drink

These are my links for March 20th 2013 from 20:11 to 21:36:

• Fake dark matter could show what real stuff is like – physics-math – 17 March 2010 – New Scientist – Physics Frontiers prize to Charles Kane, Laurens Molenkamp & Shoucheng Zhang, for work on topological insulators >
• Our $3 million prizes will turn scientists into heroes – opinion – 05 March 2013 – New Scientist – Hawking: thanks to Yuri Milner for recognizing theoretical work that's hard to confirm. Our interview w/ Milner:

These are my links for March 21st 2013 from 18:35 to 18:51:

• Jocelyn Bell Burnell : :: gia’s blog :: – And then fan boy squee of discovering @newscientist ran THAT picture of pulsar pulses before Unknown Pleasures
• Short Sharp Science: Apollo moon mission engines rise from the ocean floor – Then there's this spooky one >
• Planck shows almost perfect cosmos – plus axis of evil – physics-math – 21 March 2013 – New Scientist – Been a day of cracking images. First, the big one (in several senses):

These are my links for March 22nd 2013 through March 23rd 2013:

• sumit | This Is My Jam – “Radiation Ruling The Nation (Protection)” by Massive Attack vs. Mad Professor (@MassiveAttackUK) is my new jam. ♫
• (500) https://www.barbican.org.uk/wonder/participation/street-fair – Invited to Barbican's Wonder street fair as guest of a "pink furry amygdala". It's all right mate, I'm with the brain

These are my links for March 23rd 2013 from 11:04 to 12:01:

• CultureLab: Did black holes shape the evolution of the universe? – (The @newscientist review of Scharf's book, published last year: )
• Literary Review (March 2013) – And in me news, the latest @Lit_Review includes my review of Caleb Scharf's GRAVITY'S ENGINES (spoiler! I liked it)
• The Power Of Surprise – Nowhere Men #4 – Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors – … and I'm really enjoying NOWHERE MEN >
• Brian K. Vaughan’s The Private Eye is a bold move forward for digital comics – Elsewhere, I'm pretty excited about The Private Eye, the new crowdfunded book from Vaughan & Marcos >
• The silent Batman And Robin #18 is a Dark Knight masterpiece  | Books | Big Issues |
  The A.V. Club – I didn't really care for Damian Wayne, but Batman and Robin 18 was pretty amazing (as was Batman Inc. 8) >

These are my links for March 24th 2013 from 16:26 to 19:52:

• soundcloud.com – "This mix, following on from Instantium Hardphace last year, is the second of a series of what I call 'horizontal slices.' The idea is that there are several long running 'themes' in my work -in other words, groups of pieces across time that partake of some kind of stylistic commonality. So whilst any given group will draw from nearly twenty years of releases, it will have an aesthetic unity that individual albums have often shunned. Of course, it's up to the listener to make sense (or otherwise) of what that aesthetic may be!" – Tom Jenkinson, March 2013 "Rotate Electrolyte" / Hello Everything (2006) "Planetarium" / Hello Everything (2006) "Ultravisitor" / Ultravisitor (2004) "Welcome To Europe" / Hello Everything (2006) "I Wish You Could Talk" / Go Plastic (2001) "PSultan (Squarepusher remix)" / Chaos A.D. (1998) "Port Rhombus" / Port Rhombus e.p. (1996) "Tetra-Sync" / Ultravisitor (2004) "Tommib" / Go Plastic (2001) "Theme From Ernest Borgnine" / Feed Me Weird Things (1996) Squarepusher – Ufabulum & Enstrobia EP out now on Warp Records Ufabulum Live – March 30th, Roundhouse, London http://www.squarepusher.net http://www.warp.nethttps://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/new# squarepusher Squarepusher – Endless Flamethrower v1.0
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Pae White @SLG_artupdates > – Pae White @SLG_artupdates >

These are my links for March 9th 2013 through March 10th 2013:

• Wren’s struggle with St Paul’s | Christian News on Christian Today –
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Off Walbrook, onto Cloak Street… – Off Walbrook, onto Cloak Street: from the Roman cloaca, meaning sewer #WalbrookPilgrimage >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : “This is Suicide Corner, the Ci… – "This is Suicide Corner, the City's own Beachy Head" #WalbrookPilgrimage >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : … as the Bank of England #Wal… – … as the Bank of England #WalbrookPilgrimage >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : The King of Cups #WalbrookPilgr… – The King of Cups #WalbrookPilgrimage >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Beneath here, Crossrail archaeo… – Beneath here, Crossrail archaeologists found remains of a Roman bridge across the Walbrook #WalbrookPilgrimage >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Art is traditionally figures ag… – Art is traditionally figures against ground. This is a figure against sky #WalbrookPilgrimage >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Broadwater Circus. #WalbrookPil… – Broadwater Circus. #WalbrookPilgrimage Intersection with my Lost London walk a fortnight ago >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : The Eastern Cluster #WalbrookPi… – The Eastern Cluster #WalbrookPilgrimage >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Descent #WalbrookPilgrimage > – Descent #WalbrookPilgrimage >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : The site of London’s first thea… – The site of London’s first theatre #WalbrookPilgrimage >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Holywell #WalbrookPilgrimage > … – Holywell #WalbrookPilgrimage >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : About to walk the #Walbrook wit… – About to walk the #WalbrookPilgrimage with @thisisyogic >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : About to walk the #Walbrook wit… – About to walk the #WalbrookPilgrimage with @thisisyogic >
• Google Maps – Stumbled on a Streetview selfie >
• Defamation bill set to be lost due to ‘Leveson’ clause – RT @bengoldacre: Labour Lord Puttnam is destroying three years work on #libelreform by hijacking our hard-won bill
• Stonehenge and the Imagination | History Today – RT @HistoryToday: Of all the megalithic structures of pre-history, #Stonehenge was the most celebrated. Why? #arc …

These are my links for March 10th 2013 from 11:03 to 22:34:

• Light Spring Soups: 10 Soup Recipes For Warmer Weather | The Kitchn –
• Spring Recipe: Lemony Spring Soup with Peas & Rice | The Kitchn –
• Lamb with smoked garlic and Provencal vegetables –
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Always a privilege to see the t… – Always a privilege to see the treasures of the Nunhead & District Municipal Museum (this year, en plein air) >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : My mum warned me about the peop… – My mum warned me about the people at the back of the bus >
• BBC News – Japan quake ‘heard at edge of space’ – How many ways to listen to a quake? RT @bbcscitech: Japan quake 'heard at edge of space'
• Untitled (http://graph.facebook.com/41) – & #4 RT @newsycombinator: Facebook User #41
• Untitled (http://mashable.com/2013/03/01/interspecies-internet-peter-gabriel/) – Interspecies internet gets legs: @annegalloway & I wrote about in @arcfinity last year > (via @zola_the_gorgon )
• The brutalist spirit of the Southbank Centre may be lost to this redesign | Douglas Murphy | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk – Why this obsession with revamping @southbankcentre anyway? Because it's acceptable to brutalize brutalism?
• Southbank Centre revamp: at last a plan that deserves to succeed | Art and design | The Observer – THIS MT @alicebell: really sad that Southbank revamp would mean skaters & graffiti would be moved (for shops)

These are my links for March 11th 2013 from 09:33 to 21:32:

• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Matthew Herbert’s hacked harpsi… – Matthew Herbert's hacked harpsichord (busted keys are "in collaboration with a Scottish courier") #BaroqueRemixed >
• (404) http://bit.ly/WErZXk/ – Will Gregory's Sarabande > < I think Wendy Carlos would have been pleased #BaroqueRemixed #BaroqueSpring
• BBC Radio 3 – Radio 3 Live in Concert, Baroque Remixed – Listen along, folks! #BaroqueRemixed >
• Solar plant domes spring up in Fukushima’s shadow – environment – 11 March 2013 – New Scientist – RT @rowhoop: Two years from 3/11, a former TEPCO exec tends plants in inflatable domes 25km from #Fukushima
• The curious lives of the people who feel no fear – life – 11 March 2013 – New Scientist – RT @newscientist: Some people feel no fear: Understanding why reveals how the rest of us process terror (FREE RE …
• Our Apology | Solid Gold Bomb – Now, thanks to algovendors, the products are flavoured by the SIPs.
• Sociologically Improbable Phrases — Crooked Timber – Related: remember how Amazon's statistically improbable phrases used to give you the flavour of a book?

These are my links for March 12th 2013 through March 13th 2013:

• Rover finds first life-friendly environment on Mars – space – 12 March 2013 – New Scientist – RT @astrolisa: My story on @MarsCuriosity finding a life-friendly environment on Mars in its very first scoop
• Mystery boson earns Higgs status thanks to W particle – physics-math – 12 March 2013 – New Scientist – RT @MikeySlezak: BREAKING NEWS: It's a Higgs boson!
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Hot off the presses > – Hot off the presses >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : The Bindery. It’s like Doctor O… – The Bindery. It's like Doctor Octopus went into publishing in here >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : This is quite possibly my favou… – This is quite possibly my favourite button here, or indeed in the entire world >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : [Insert obligatory “stop the pr… – [Insert obligatory "stop the presses" gag here]
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : Everyone’s a critic > – Everyone’s a critic >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : CMYK > – CMYK >
• sumit paul-choudhury (sumit)
  : New Scientist in embryo. Each r… – New Scientist in embryo. Each roll of Solaris Brite [sic] is 21,137 metres long; takes six to print the magazine >
• Twitter / sumit: @celestebiever @wendyzuk @jjaron … – Think I preferred the debate over the shape of blobs
• “Paleofantasy”: Stone Age delusions – Salon.com – RT @amonck: “Paleofantasy”: Stone Age delusions
• What your Facebook ‘likes’ really say about you – tech – 11 March 2013 – New Scientist – Or: "tell Facebook about you" RT @newscientist: What your 'likes' on Facebook really say about you…

These are my links for March 13th 2013 from 08:29 to 21:54:

• Walbrook Pilgrimage 9 March 2013 by sumit from Pilgrimages – Sightseeing, United Kingdom – Continuing experiments in GPS drawing: the weekend's #WalbrookPilgrimage, now with pictures > < cc @thisisyogic
• Automatic: A Visionary Gadget That Makes Any Driver More Fuel Efficient | Co.Design: business + innovation + design – "Automatic does four things: It keeps track of where you park, notifies 911 in the case of a crash, monitors engine performance, and most important, teaches you how to drive more efficiently using a series of subtle audio cues."
• Twitter / edyong209: RT @cqchoi: @alexismadrigal … – Alas RT @jjaron: @Cavalorn @sumit Though actually maybe it is
• HEAVILY ARMED SEX CRAZED DOLPHINS on RAMPAGE in Black Sea • The Register – RT @Cavalorn: Three heavily armed military dolphins have gone AWOL in the Black Sea. This is not a joke.
• Neanderthals may have swapped social lives for big eyes – life – 13 March 2013 – New Scientist – Dunbar's number for Neanderthals: 115 >

These are my links for June 27th 2011 through June 29th 2011:

• A List of Completely Wrong Assumptions About Technology Use in Emerging Economies | iRevolution –
• Twitter for Newsrooms: Assistance in digital media transition – TNW – Twitter finds its media home with Twitter for Newsrooms

These are my links for June 30th 2011 from 08:19 to 08:19:

• The Craft Beer Co. –

These are my links for June 30th 2011 from 17:58 to 17:58:

• Bechdel Test Movie List – (1) it has to have at least two women in it, who (2) who talk to each other, about (3) something besides a man.

These are my links for July 1st 2011 from 11:32 to 18:37:

• Great People Are Overrated – Is Silicon Valley falling for the same "superstar" bullshit as Wall Street?
• feelSpace – The Magnetic Perception Group –
• ‘Science journalists have forgotten how to be journalists’ | Martin Robbins, The Lay Scientist | Science | guardian.co.uk –
• Could we replace libraries with book swapping clubs? | Local government network | Guardian Professional –
• Door-to-Door Opt-Out – How to stop your postie stuff crap through your letter box
• Official Google Blog: An update on Google Health and Google PowerMeter –

These are my links for July 3rd 2011 from 10:48 to 10:55:

• Charles Booth Walks – Including "District 45": A Walking Tour of Deptford
• The Queen’s Head, 13 Brook Green, Brook Green, London, W6 7BL, 020 7603 3174 –
• Sentimental Value › Clothing Stories from Ebay – In similar vein to the Tales of Things and Significant Objects projects

These are my links for July 3rd 2011 from 14:03 to 21:34:

• Radiohead: 01 and 10 | Puddlegum – A musical conspiracy theory. Really must see how well this works
• Human Cloning in Japan – Sort of. More like "personalised action figure manufacturing in Japan"
• Lens Flare in the Age of Digital Production – Interesting 2005 essay on the reintroduction of "defects" to simulate art
• The Market Porter –
• The Last Supper: 17 Of The Best Parody… | Bit Rebels – Comprehensive collection of strange parodies of "The Last Supper."

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 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 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 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 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 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. –