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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 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 27th 2011 from 18:20 to 18:20:

• Ghostface Killah & MF Doom London Show Confirmed For November –

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 28th 2011 from 12:18 to 12:18:

• Get a load of this ridiculous thing I found the fuck out last night – Now That I Have Your Attention –

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 29th 2011 from 16:08 to 16:08:

• I’m Feeling Lucky by Douglas Edwards – review | Books | The Guardian – The confessions of Google employee number 59

These are my links for July 30th 2011 from 12:04 to 12:55:

• Amazon.com: Kindle Singles Submissions – Policy, Editorial Guidelines for Kindle Singles eBooks –
• Goya, Francisco de: The Dog (c1820) – Great Works, Art – The Independent – "It is only a head, a consciousness, lost in a universe of terrors, afraid for its life."
• Social connections and content – Google Social Search – Google's social graph

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 July 31st 2011 through August 1st 2011:

• Speakeasies: Wanna Buy A Book? : The New Yorker – A secret bookshop in Manhattan
• THE RIDE NY – Megabus
• Things People Post To Museums – “An Urgent Message to the Population of Earth from the Human Population in Andromeda”
• Premium WordPress Themes | Elegant Themes –
• Inspire Well – "A flexible grid-based premium Tumblr theme that is perfect for sharing creative inspiration"
• Home – Web design inspiration from siteInspire –
• What Does Your Face Sound Like? – As featured at the Extraordinary Voices weekender at the Barbican
• CASIO – – Home to the Sexy Friends and Unicorn War mixtapes
• You Are What You Hear: How Music and Territory Make Us Who We Are by Dr. Harry Witchel –
• Hollow Legs: Crab, Prawn & Samphire Sambal –
• Palace On Wheels Official Website Luxury Trains India, Travel India, Tour India, Palace Train Rajasthan –

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 2nd 2011 from 07:51 to 07:51:

• Mystery surrounds loss of records, art on 9/11 – Yahoo! News – A bust of Helen Keller, a cast of the Thinker, forty thousand photographic negatives of John F. Kennedy

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 2nd 2011 from 17:03 to 17:03:

• Art of Swimming –

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 3rd 2011 through August 4th 2011:

• Salt: More confirmation bias for your preferred narrative « Science-Based Pharmacy – "The true finding from the Cochrane review is that dietary interventions to reduce salt intake are largely ineffective at reducing salt consumption. Salt’s impact on cardiovascular events is less clear than its effects on blood pressure. And the long-term benefits of population-level interventions to reduce dietary salt consumption are not yet well established. Until the data are more clear, you can find the data to support whatever narrative you believe."
• New Yorker on iPad Shows Viewers Want to Read – NYTimes.com –
• Are chess players getting better over time? — Marginal Revolution – "Mostly"
• Why Van Halen demanded no brown M&Ms – Candy as canary
• 5 Big Mistakes To Avoid in Your QR Code Marketing Campaign –
• 15 Creative QR Codes [PICS] –

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 5th 2011 from 15:46 to 15:46:

• Twitpic – Share photos and videos on Twitter – Simply briiliant picture caption for this New Scientist article – give the subeditor a raise!
• Sex on the brain: What turns women on, mapped out – life – 05 August 2011 – New Scientist – Simply briiliant picture caption for this New Scientist article – give the subeditor a raise!

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 6th 2011 from 23:15 to 23:40:

• The Landmark Trust | Holidays in Historic Buildings –
• Chatsworth holiday cottages –
• Plas Gwynfryn – near Snowdonia
• Holiday Cottages Scotland Self Catering Scottish Holidays Special Offers and Deals –
• The Big Cottage Company –
• Shepherds Huts by Shepherds Rest, Somerset UK bespoke hand crafted shepherds huts –
• FT Alphaville » Willem Buiter thinks water will be bigger than oil – "Water as an asset class will, in my view, become eventually the single most important physical-commodity based asset class, dwarfing oil, copper, agricultural commodities and precious metals," says Citi economist. Bloody hell

These are my links for August 7th 2011 from 16:27 to 22:41:

• Sherry Lutz Zivley – Satan in Orbit: Paradise Lost: IX: 48-86 – Milton Quarterly 31:4 – Milton's surprising astronomical accuracy
• Medical Muses by Asti Hustvedt – review | Books | The Guardian –
• Acting up: is hysteria all in the mind? | Life and style | The Guardian – "some of the facets of what was once termed hysteria, do, [Hustvedt] says, still exist: in the many neurological complaints that still go undiagnosed; in eating disorders (some of Charcot's hysterics refused food); in the increasingly widespread diagnosis of depression (Augustine, Blanche and Geneviève all led extremely troubled and traumatic lives: towards the end of his life, Charcot was approaching a psychosomatic explanation for their symptoms); in self-mutilation, multiple personality disorder and chronic fatigue syndrome; and even in the sudden outbreak of rashes reported by schoolgirls across America in the wake of 9/11."
• diamond geezer walks the capital ring –
• World Wide Words: The Colour of Words – Pink is named after the flower, orange after the fruit… and puce after the flea
• N+7 – "The N+7 procedure, invented by Jean Lescure of Oulipo, involves replacing each noun in a text with the seventh one following it in a dictionary." [This generates N+1 to N+15]
• African Dope Publishing presents Zoo City: The Soundtrack – A non-sucky book soundtrack: "lush, dark, gritty mix of kwaito and electronica"
• WHAT YOU SEE IS *not* WHAT YOU GET – WYSI*not*WYG Project by Olivier Ratsi – Anarchitecture: "it's about time, not space"
• WordPress › Support » how to change the "Read More.." text –
• Typekit –
• Knoydart Accommodation – Luxury Lodges Scotland –
• My Dryer Has A Brain –
• Thought You Should See This – The Missing Human Heart of Innovation –
• Why would a blind man love cricket? For its sounds, its scores, its slowness | Peter White | Comment is free | The Guardian – "At the special blind school where I and my friends regularly played, two totally blind batsmen would cheerfully hare off from opposite ends for quick singles, frequently colliding in the middle with earth-moving consequences"
• Scottish Cruises | The Majestic Line –
• The Breckland Society > Warrens Project – Rediscovering the lost rabbit farms of the Norfolk and Suffolk Brecks
• Dan Hillier Gallery – Altered engravings

These are my links for August 8th 2011 from 13:29 to 13:29:

• The Quietus | News | PJ Harvey For Royal Albert Hall Gig – PJ Harvey to play the Royal Albert Hall for the first time this October

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)