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These are my links for March 30th from 12:22 to 12:22:

• Who Says What to Whom on Twitter | Yahoo! Research –

These are my links for May 2nd from 12:51 to 12:51:

• What’s the most epic photo ever taken? – Quora – No particularly surprising inclusions, but a good round-up

These are my links for May 1st from 11:30 to 14:33:

• yfrog Photo : http://yfrog.com/h3ploocj Shared by LDNWordFest – Alan Moore's Dodgem Logic this Wednesday. Performance, music, exhibition, Q&A, stalls & more. @dodgemlogic
• London’s best rooftop bars – Now. Here. This. – Time Out London – London’s best rooftop bars
• Ten abandoned cities | Gadling.com – I know, I know, more ruin porn – but these are great – 10 abandoned #cities:

These are my links for April 30th from 19:14 to 19:14:

• ANDREW NORMAN WILSON –

These are my links for April 27th from 20:00 to 20:00:

• Whistling Shop –

These are my links for April 26th from 22:00 to 22:00:

• Shire – Splendidly focused enthusiasts' guides

These are my links for April 25th from 17:57 to 18:00:

• Home | Madurodam –
• Escher in het Paleis – Organisation –
• Mauritshuis, The Royal Picture Gallery – Visit > admission –
• The Hide – Writer's retreat (that apostrophe's in the right place: definitely a singular writer)

These are my links for April 14th from 04:57 to 22:54:

• Lunar Orbiter Spots Long Lost Russian Rover : Discovery News –
• Infographic Of The Day: An Omnibus Of Comic Book Superpowers | Co.Design –
• Solved: contacts storage using up too much space on Android « Carl Eisenstein’s Blog –

These are my links for April 13th from 11:41 to 16:20:

• Barbican -Einstein on the Beach –
• Cardenio – Productions | RSC –
• The Queen of Hoxton » Rooftop –
• The World’s First Everything-Proof Underground Luxury Community | Popular Science – Architecture for the apocalypse
• WindowTabs –
• Swedish flamingoes massacred in frenzied anteater attack –
• How Genius Works – The Culture Report –
• The Cross Word – Magazine – The Atlantic –

These are my links for April 12th from 14:50 to 17:18:

• Twenty Myths About Gagarin’s Spaceflight –
• Inside Ten of the World’s Largest Data Centers « Wikibon Blog –
• x-no-archive: yes – Prevent Newsgroup Postings From Being Archived –
• Infographics of the Day: Flow Charts For Making Horror, Action, and Porn Movies | Co.Design –

These are my links for May 12th from 08:34 to 22:49:

• The New Dinosaur: Why I’m Not on Facebook, and Why You Shouldn’t Be Either – Culture – GOOD – "When I hang out with my friends, I do so because I love them, and also because they let me momentarily escape advertising, greed, and duplicity. If I'm ever in the mood for more of that, I'll be sure to sign up for Facebook."
• All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace –
• Anonymous: peering behind the mask – The anthropology of Anonymous: hacktivist group, collective identity and mask society
• China Miéville leads radical SF’s invasion of the mainstream | Books | guardian.co.uk –
• I calculated it. Let Newton Be! –
• Iceland Channels Volcanoes in Europe’s Energy-Supply Race – Bloomberg –
• Bees in Art – Home –
• A Conversation between Two Chat Bots – In which one bot conducts the Turing test on another
• TV’s Next Wave: Tuning In to You – WSJ.com –
• The Mary Sue – A Guide To Girl Geek Culture –
• EYOE / Eat Your Own Ears – Blackout –

These are my links for May 10th through May 11th:

• cubed – Drumming Denim – British Council – Is that drumkit in your trousers or are you just pleased to see me?
• Tired of London, Tired of Life: Meet Jacob the Dray Horse – Today's Idea – Meet Jacob the Dray Horse
• Untitled (http://img.imgur.com/yvtdc.png) – Future of M$FT and Skype
• Preview: Regent Street Window Project | Londonist – Next week, Regent Street will become a gallery of ideas as 10 shop windows are fitted with architectural installations

These are my links for May 10th from 10:25 to 12:30:

• Location services failing to grab teen’s attention – Dubit (press release) – Teens don't want The Man to know where they are shocker
• For News Sites, Google Is the Past and Facebook Is the Future – Round up of the latest Pew/Nielsen study of news consumption
• FT.com / House & Home – Liveable v lovable –

These are my links for May 9th from 08:28 to 18:45:

• L Train Luncheon –
• Rising Voices » Case Study: Mapping and Hearing the Voice of Kibera –
• So, why do we call it Gotham anyway? | The New York Public Library – "Folk tales of the Middle Ages make Gotham out to be the village of simple-minded fools, perhaps because the goat was considered a foolish animal."
• Transport Design Consultancy | Home | Welcome –
• ScribbleLive | Liveblog live blogging –
• GQ iPad App v2.0 – Grids –
• Font Size May Not Aid Learning, but Its Style Can, Researchers Find – NYTimes.com –
• IEET Readers and New Scientist Readers Disagree on Tech Impact –
• COVERITLIVE.COM –
• Adventure Cruise, Galapagos & Alaska Cruises with Lindblad Expeditions –
• Google Global Science Fair 2011 –
• Future Shorts – Next Generation Film Festival –
• Creative Science Foundation – SF Prototyping event
• Forget Custom iPad Magazines: Onswipe Turns Any Site Into One – Technology Review –
• The Atavist –
• NounProject – A visual vocabulary

These are my links for May 8th from 08:46 to 15:40:

• How to stop cats pissing on your car – And other reasons you shouldn't let your cat out
• Hacker Typer – l33t
• Cosmic Excerpts – a set on Flickr –
• Who wants to hear the 1979 disco version of the Alien theme? – Hell yes. I mean, um…

These are my links for May 7th from 17:37 to 17:37:

• io9. We come from the future. – Party on the holodeck! RT @io9: Who wants to hear the 1979 disco version of the Alien theme?

These are my links for May 6th from 13:36 to 13:36:

• 100 Interviews – In which a woman sets out to broaden her world

These are my links for May 5th from 08:36 to 08:36:

• HowStuffWorks "Five Modern Abandoned Cities" –

These are my links for May 4th from 08:11 to 22:06:

• Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research (AWI) PALAOA – Livestream –
• CultureLab: An Antarctic marine biology underwater opera –
• Koralatov: “Take a Photo; It’ll Last Longer” – We're drowning in digital photographs; but authenticity is ever-harder to find

These are my links for May 24th from 08:14 to 15:12:

• scienceillustration.mypage.ru – In Soviet Russia, Future Makes You!
• BBC – London – Places – The rise and fall… And rise again of Seven Dials –

These are my links for May 23rd from 22:03 to 22:03:

• ☆ GagaGate, DRM and How To Cripple The Cloud « Wild Webmink –

These are my links for May 22nd from 21:53 to 21:53:

• The Old Sawmills Recording Studio –

These are my links for May 20th from 08:09 to 18:40:

• CultureLab: Art and archaeology reveal addicted underworld London –
• Future Exhibitions –
• London Fictions – Home –

These are my links for May 19th from 20:42 to 21:59:

• featherproof books – Foldables, minibooks and storigami
• London’s cookery school for African food –

These are my links for May 18th from 08:03 to 22:23:

• MAPCO : London and Environs Maps and Views –
• BBC News – Bionic hand for ‘elective amputation’ patient –
• 500px is Photography –
• The secret life of libraries | Books | The Observer – On lending "outcomes": "one of the librarians told the council they'd had someone in borrowing a book on suicide, but that they'd never brought it back. The council stopped asking after that."
• Edward Jerningham (1727 ca.-1812) – Edward Jerningham, minor poet scorned by Fanny Burney
• The Awesome Foundation – "Forwarding the interest of Awesome in the universe, $1,000 at a time."

These are my links for May 17th from 19:52 to 19:52:

• The fornix and the vulva cerebri: Naughty names for neuroanatomy. – By Jesse Bering – Slate Magazine –

These are my links for May 15th through May 16th:

• Beyond the days of ink – look at the changing audience for newspapers – Print + web + social
• Science Fiction Timeline of Inventions (Listed by Publication Date) – When science fictional inventions were fictionally invented
• Tired of London, Tired of Life: Do some research at the London Metropolitan Archives – Today's Idea – Do some research at the London Metropolitan Archives
• A brief history of awesome « through the looking glass – "the history of the language used to express wonder at aspects of the natural world, including studying this (including formalised study, such as science) shares something with the history of language used to refer to God."
• OK to GO: Rehabilitating Awesome | PLoS Blogs Network – Gee whiz

These are my links for May 15th from 15:33 to 20:08:

• Fresh coconut salad and pomelo salad recipes | Yotam Ottolenghi | Life and style | The Guardian –
• Make Your Own Veggie Chips –
• Home of Charles Darwin (Down House) | English Heritage –

These are my links for May 12th through May 13th:

• Mute Short Circuit –
• NPP » Park » Waterton Lakes » Artists – Cadence Weapon in the wilderness
• The psychology of the dead in the Amazon « Mind Hacks – "This lack of understanding of their new ‘situation’ is thought to cause intense intense loneliness and psychological distress in the dead… The funeral ceremony serves to inform the deceased that they have died and provides a way of disremembering the deceased."

These are my links for June 6th from 08:00 to 17:53:

• SERIOUSLY jaw-dropping pictures of Endeavour and the ISS! | Bad Astronomy | Discover Magazine –
• The story behind the world’s oldest museum, built by a Babylonian princess 2,500 years ago – io9 –