The Week's Links: June 21, 2013

All the links posted on social networks this week:

• Understanding App Store Pricing — Part 1 ➞
• Gorgeous: Starry Long Exposure Photos of Fireflies in the Forests of Japan ➞
• The Dieline's Top 25 Chocolate Bar Packages ➞
• 2.55pm, time when average office employee has their 'most unproductive moment of the day' ➞
• These are great: Tech Noir - Cinemagraphs of living movie stills ➞
• Mark Morris on Dance, Aging and Immortality ➞
• Seven Questions to Ask Your Data Geeks ➞
• When a Web-based artwork becomes technologically obsolete, does updated software simply restore it or changes it? ➞
• The Pros & Cons Of Waiting In Line ◉
• Inside Digg's Race to Build the New Google Reader ➞
• Rory Sutherland knows how to save marketing and why the next big technology may not be a technology at all ➞
• Sam Potts: My Six-Point Plan for Doing Projects ➞
• 2,131 books fell over... ◉
• Op-Ed: An Entrepreneur’s Take on Building a Great Design Team ➞
• Decoding Space and Time in the Brain Network ➞
• Until the next study, coffee is good for you: This Is Your Brain on Coffee ➞
• 11,680 The number of emails sent to the average worker per year, and other email stats: ➞
• The Unlikely Evolution Of The @ Symbol ➞
• Trust your hunches, and write them down. ◉
• Claudia Jacobs: Why Philanthropy Should Steam Ahead and Support the Creative Economy ➞
• Marketing philosophy: Thought experiments are the product, and podcasts the placement. ➞
• Summer Reading: The School of Life ◉
• Digital organization launches to film new dance commissions ➞
• Ira Silverberg leaves the National Endowment for the Arts ➞
• Points: the socially-powered street sign ➞
• Reading List: 6 Great Sci-Fi Stories About Robots ➞
• Four Ways to Give Good Feedback ➞
• How I Learned To Stop Comparing Myself To Others, And Love My Own Ideas ➞
• amiina: Mixing it up, Iceland style ◉
• How American Linguist Alice Kober Helped Unlock the Secrets of Linear B ➞
• Summer Reading: The Novels of Max Barry ◉
• What is a Museum? ➞
• Are Video Games the Next Great Art Form? ➞
• The Complete Beginner's Guide to Universal Design ➞
• 50 Designers’ Desks: Part 2 ➞
• Researchers Explain How Brands Make You Fall In Love ➞
• Did A Hedge Fund Guy Unlock The Biggest Question In The Universe? ➞
• Rory Sutherland knows how to save marketing ➞
• A Critic’s Case for Critics Who Are Actually Critical ◉
• The “Boxed Set Approach” to Setting Goals ➞
• Summer Reading: Independent Learning ◉
• 6 Dictionary Mysteries You Can Help Solve ➞
• Meet The 13 Designers On Fast Company's Most Creative People List ➞
• Genius! Children's Cancer Center Rebrands Chemotherapy As "Superformula" in tie-in with DC Comics ➞
• So good! Listen to Freddie Mercury and David Bowie on the Isolated Vocal Track for the Queen Hit ‘Under Pressure' ➞
• German’s Longest Word Is No More ➞
• Art of the Title takes a look at the opening sequence for Chasing Shakespeare (2013) ➞
• The Creative Process of Ansel Adams Revealed in 1958 Documentary ➞
• The Age of the Anti-Logo: Why Museums Are Shedding Their Identities ➞
• D&AD Awards Winners 2013 ➞
• The Art Google Blurs ➞
• This Is Responsive: Tips, Resources and Patterns for Responsive Web Design ➞
• Creativity Top 5: Cannes Preview Edition ◉
• Classic Books Annotated by Famous Authors ➞
• Is There Such A Thing As Extinction Proof? ➞
• Stephen King, Author Of 'Joyland': On Growing Up, Believing In God And Getting Scared ➞
• The 50 Albums Everyone Needs to Own, 1963-2013 ➞
• Anonymous street artist brightens up London street furniture with incredibly detailed paintings ➞
• Incredible Reading Rooms Around the World ➞
• How Birds and Babies Learn to Talk ➞
• Distinguishing Brain From Mind ➞
• Stella Adler: The acting coach's notes on Tennessee Williams' female characters. ➞
• Carl Sagan Puts Human History in Context ➞
• The Making of Song Reader, Beck's album in sheet music. ➞
• Freakonomics explains: Why Are There Cronut Scalpers? ➞
• Because you always wanted to see what Dieter Rams' house looks like. ➞
• Sight: A Short Film About Augmented Reality & Gamification ◉
• For readers, this simple app is kinda genius: Slicereader - Easy reading for Mac ➞
• Why Big Data Is Not Truth ➞
• Lewis Carroll’s original manuscript for Alice’s Adventures Under Ground, with his own illustrations. ➞

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The Week's Links: June 14, 2013

All the links posted on social networks this week:

• A History of Braun Design, Part 1: Electric Shavers ➞
• How to Shape a Transmedia Campaign for Your Organization ➞
• How Does the Brain React to a Romantic Breakup? ➞
• Lewis Carroll’s original manuscript for Alice’s Adventures Under Ground, with his own illustrations. ➞
• Why Big Data Is Not Truth ➞
• Embracing The Remix: An Act To Promote The Progress Of Useful Arts ◉
• 7 Ways to Boost Your Creativity ➞
• The Three Kinds of Laziness ➞
• New Study Shows Not All Laughter is Created Equal ➞
• 30 Bits of Commencement Wisdom for the Class of 2013 ➞
• Design In A Nutshell ◉
• A Rare Behind-The-Scenes Look At Some Of Bowie's Most Iconic Photographs ➞
• Watch: The History Of The Bauhaus, In 2 Minutes ➞
• 20 Things You Didn't Know About... Beer ➞
• So great: Underground New York Public Library ➞
• Your Genes Don't Fit: Why 10,000 Hours of Practice Won't Make You an Expert ➞
• Minecraft, Dubstep & the Olympics: Trying To Figure Out What More We Can Do ◉
• Advice from Seth Godin on Leading Up ➞
• The Quantified Brain of a Self-Tracking Neuroscientist: MIT Technology Review ➞
• How to Write a Better Case Study ◉
• New Artificial Heart to Be Tested: MIT Technology Review ➞
• IBM's Watson Headed to Your Smartphone as Customer Service Agent: MIT Technology Review ➞
• Better web typography in a few simple steps ➞
• Highlights of day 1 at TEDGlobal 2013 ➞
• What Neurons Look Like (as Drawn by Students, Grad Students, and Professors) ➞
• Creativity Top 5: Week of June 10, 2013 ◉
• Cannes Contenders from Europe, Asia and Beyond ➞
• Amazing Photographs Of A Giant, Forgotten Collection Of Human Brains ➞
• Way-Way-Off-Broadway: How the immersive theater of 'Then She Fell' resonates with the digital world ➞
• The Talks is a weekly updated online interview magazine. ➞
• The National Endowment for the Arts Releases New Research Tool on Working Artists ➞
• Pulitzer & Tony Winner Doug Wright on Objects, Evidence and Writing What You Don't Know ◉
• The Ad World's Best Ideas: 12 Campaigns That Will Win At Cannes ➞
• Clever: Varsity Bookmarking is a weekly interview magazine where questions are answered with links ➞
• See Salvador Dali’s Illustrations for the 1969 Edition of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland ➞
• Gorgeous: Super Intricate Paper Cuts by Eric Standley Look Like Stained Glass ➞
• The State Of Responsive Web Design ➞
• Codrops: A showcase collection of various page transition effects using CSS animations. ➞
• Culture City: New Stages of Development in Dance ➞
• "then we begin to craft around our intention" ◉
• Google Ventures shares their private Startup Lab Workshop videos ➞
• Apple Design Awards WWDC: This year's winners ➞
• The 2013 Creativity 50: The annual list of the year's most inspiring and influential creative figures ➞
• modern.IE: Test versions of IE using Virtual Machines that you download and manage in your own dev environment. ➞
• So useful: Screensiz.es is a database of screen specs for most popular devices. ➞
• Astoria to get new bookstore — making it the only independent bookseller in the borough ➞
• Notes Towards a Philosophy of Sleep ◉
• Theater Business Models: The Next Frontier ◉
• Don’t Blink: The Science of the Mona Lisa’s Flickering Smile ➞
• Today's Google Doodle honoring Maurice Sendak is fantastic. ➞
• Cannes Lions celebrates 60 years of advertising ➞
• Creative Review: Alan Fletcher archive goes live ➞
• Responsive Web Design Easter Egg ∙ A List Apart ➞
• Why You Should Try Hacking Books ➞
• Inside the Actors Studio Host James Lipton on His Favorite Interview and Pimping in Paris ➞
  
• The Evolution of the Treble Clef ➞
  
• For the First Time, See What the Most Basic Chemistry Actually Looks Like ➞
  
• The Graduation Advice We Wish We'd Been Given ➞
  
• Your mega summer reading list: 180+ books recommended by TEDsters➞
  
• Google Will Now Tell You the Nutrition Information for Foods ➞
  
• CSS Beautifier: Beautifies your css automatically so that it is consistent and easy to read ➞
  
• 11 Mots Merveilleux Recently Added to the French Dictionary ➞
  
• Star Wars: Anatomy of a Logo ➞
  
• 90 Amazing Behind-the-Scenes Photos From Your Favorite Summer Movies ➞
  
• Alex Payne: Letter To A Young Programmer Considering A Startup ➞
  
• Georgia Museum of Art Crowdsources a Deaccession Decision ➞
  
• The Good Listener: What's More Important, Lyrics Or Music? ➞
  
• 5 Principles of Convergence: How To Work Better At The Intersection Of Tech, Creativity, And Media ➞
  
• Danny Boyle's 15 Golden Rules of Moviemaking ➞
  
• The State Of Responsive Web Design ➞
  
• Source Code Typography ➞
  
• Orson Welles Narrates Animation of Plato’s Cave Allegory ➞
  
• The Rise and Fall of Charm in American Men ➞
  
• Equity At 100: More Than Just A Broadway Baby ➞
  
• And now for some fun: Me and Sad Keanu: A 3D-Printing Story ➞
  
• Don't hide behind formality ◉
  
• 35 Things You Didn’t Know About Jim Henson ➞
  
• Iterations: How ESPN Thinks About The Future Of Its Product And Technologies ➞
  
• The $1.3B Quest to Build a Supercomputer Replica of a Human Brain ➞
• People who feel they deserve success are among those most likely to fail when challenges arise, research has revealed ➞

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The Week's Links: June 7, 2013

All the links posted on social networks this week:

• The Animated History of the Tulip ➞
• We Are All Nerds Now - Have We All Become Nerds? ➞
  
• People who feel they deserve success are among those most likely to fail when challenges arise, research has revealed ➞
  
• The $1.3B Quest to Build a Supercomputer Replica of a Human Brain ➞
  
• Are We Truly Overworked? An Investigation—in 6 Charts ➞
  
• Jason Santa Maria: On Web Typography ◉
  
• List of common misconceptions ➞ /via @kottke
  
• A closer look at zoom. - FiftyThree on Making the Paper app. ➞
  
• What If There's No Internet? ➞
  
• Creativity Top 5: Week of June 3, 2013 ◉
  
• Keep a "Research List" to Track Long-Term Goals ➞
  
• Insights from Hosain Rahman, Josh Reich, Heather Payne, & More at the 2013 99U Conference ➞
  
• TED: 8 lyrical talks about the violin ➞
  
• The creative process behind Edward Hopper's paintings ➞
  
• TED's Chris Anderson: How to Give a Killer Presentation ➞
  
• Case Study: Typographic Design Patterns And Current Practices (2013 Edition) ➞
  
• Steven Heller: The Art of Facebook ➞
  
• The Hopkinson Report » Health insurance for individual entrepreneurs – what you need to know ➞
  
• The ABCs of Contemporary Creatives ➞
  
• Scott Berkun: The tyranny of category ◉
  
• Linda Holmes: Dear Tiny Desk, Miss You ➞
  
• The Little Metronome That Wouldn't ➞
  
• Beautiful web type — the best typefaces from the Google web fonts directory ➞
  
• When Patents Attack And Their Collateral Damage ◉
  
• Who's The Best Drinker? Dogs? Cats? Or Pigeons? ➞
  
• Mariinsky Theatre broadcasts first live ballet in 3D ➞
  
• Starters Guide to iOS Design ➞
  
• How does copyright work in space? ➞
  
• Google and NASA Launch Quantum Computing AI Lab ➞
  
• What kind of unique are you? ◉
  
• Complete Beginner's Guide to Interaction Design ➞
  
• The Vintage Years: How the Older Brain Both Facilitates and Benefits from Fine Arts Expression ➞
  
• Max Out Your Humanity: Oprah's Harvard Commencement Address on Failure and Finding Your Purpose ➞
  
• 70 year old Creativity Technique That Is Still Relevant Today ➞
  
• We’re Not Unhappy, We’re Designers: Morgan Knutson ➞
  
• Subscribing to blogs, Feedly and the evolution of RSS ◉
  
• Simplicity and Innovation ◉
  
• Cannes Unveils Shortlist for First Innovation Awards - Advertising Age ➞
  
• The Fragility of Intelligence: Why you sometimes feel smart and sometimes feel dumb. ➞
  
• Bringing New York City Dance Into the Limelight ➞
  
• Does Brain Training Work? Yes, If It Meets These Five Conditions ➞
  
• Students, Professors: We Want Your Best #College #Longreads ➞
  
• Learn To Code, Code To Learn: How programming prepares kids for more than math ➞
  
• A Hologram for the King book packaging: McSweeney’s ➞
  
• Do You Know How Much Data is Created Every Minute? ◉
  
• Ha! And now for some fun: 20 Surefire Ways to Anger Creatives ➞
  
• Seth Godin on Revolutions ◉
  
• The K-Cup coffee conundrum, and the cost of convenience ➞
  
• The joy of conferences and video games that teach ➞
  
• An awesomely generated list of 80s videos from Ask MetaFilter. ➞
  
• Making the Transition from Development to Design ➞
  
• Solving the email-while-on-vacation problem ➞
  
• Faced With Overload, a Need to Find Focus ➞
  
• Arts patrons nationwide alerted to hacking of ticket sales data ➞
  
• 'The New Inbox': Mobile's Impact on Email Marketing and Social Media ➞
  
• 25 User Experience Videos That Are Worth Your Time ➞
  
• New research suggests training designed to increase feelings of compassion can lead to more altruistic behavior. ➞
  
• Tanya Cordrey, on the Guardian's planned move to a brand new global domain later this year ➞
  
• Be All Your Selves: Joss Whedon's 2013 Wesleyan Commencement Address on Embracing Our Inner Contradictions ➞
  
• Study: How to Entice People to Buy Symphony Tickets ➞
  
• The Future Of Technology Isn't Mobile, It's Contextual ➞
  
• Startups, This Is How Design Works – by Wells Riley ➞
  
• Building The New Financial Times Web App: A Case Study ➞
  
• Brains built from newspapers, chocolate and fruit. What are you feeding your mind with? ➞
  
• Unheap - A tidy repository of jQuery plugins ➞
  
• 100 Films | 100 Behind the Scenes Photos (1931-2012) ➞
  
• Class of 2013: Start Designing Your Life ➞
  
• 30 Top HTML5 Tutorials for All Skill Levels ➞
  
• The 20 Most Beautiful Libraries on Film and TV ➞
  
• How Twitter Is Reshaping The Future Of Storytelling ➞
  
• How You Can Harness Irrationality to Improve Your Life ➞
  
• Help Save Podcasting! EFF is partnering with leading lawyers to bust a key patent being used to threaten podcasters. ➞
  
• Can Brain Scans Really Tell Us What Makes Art Beautiful? ➞
  
• Is It Possible To Think Without Language? ➞
  
• The Story of Elizabeth Keckley, Former-Slave-Turned-Mrs. Lincoln's Dressmaker ➞
  
• The Story Behind the QWERTY Keyboard ➞
  
• Benjamin Franklin's Phonetic Alphabet ➞
  

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The Week's Links: May 31, 2013

All the links posted on social networks this week:

• The Difference Between Linear and Exponential Thinking ➞
  
• A Brief History of Robot Birds ➞
• James Victore: In The Particular Lies The Universal ◉
• Benjamin Franklin's Phonetic Alphabet ➞
  
• 12 Exceptionally Long or Extremely Special Words ➞
• Michael Benson's Awe-Inspiring Views of the Solar System ➞
• Every Day a Different Dish: Klari Reis' Petri Paintings ➞
• The Strange Beauty of David Maisel's Aerial Photographs ➞
• The Art of Staying Focused in a Distracting World ➞
• Macoto Murayama's Intricate Blueprints of Flowers ➞
• Take Up Computer Games, Not Crosswords, As You Age ◉
• Ali, Marilyn, Jackie and Mr. TIME: The cover artist who helped define a magazine ➞
• Michael Bierut On The New Philbrook Museum of Art Brand ◉
• Creativity Top 5: Week of May 27, 2013 ◉
• 'Nanogardens' Sprout Up On The Surface Of A Penny ➞
• “One can burn a diamond in air” ➞
• How Stravinsky's Rite of Spring has shaped 100 years of music ➞
• Qantas to Flyers: Ditch Your Kindles, Read Our Custom Books ➞
• 2013 Logo Trends on LogoLounge.com ➞
• Mary Meeker is Back With Her 2013 Internet Trends Report Slides ➞
• The BBC unveils an experimental ‘Perceptive Radio’ that offers personalized content ➞
• Meet the Man Who Sold a Month-Old App to Dropbox for $100M ➞
• Kindle’s most-highlighted passages and the soul of the American reader ➞
• Temple Grandin's Book Excerpt: How an Entirely New, Autistic Way of Thinking Powers Silicon Valley ➞
• Bajofondo "Lluvia" ◉
• The Curse of Reading and Forgetting ➞
• Caro Emerald: Tangles, Transitions and Textures ◉
• Transmedia Hollywood 3: Rethinking Creative Relations [Panel Videos] ◉
• Scientists Just Recorded the Brightest Explosion We’ve Ever Seen ➞
• How Much Do We Really Know About Your Tongue? ➞
• Why Do We Laugh? ➞
• Peeping in on the Process of Turning Caterpillar to Butterfly ➞
• How Pixar and Psychology Helped Facebook Design Its Emoticons ➞
• Should we put up with disruptive behavior at the theatre? ◉
• Click Here If You Are You Missing Out ◉
• A Bust of Richard III, 3D-Printed From a Scan of His Recently Exhumed Skull ➞
• Old schooled: You never stop learning like a child ➞
• The Life-Saving App That Sends Pictures of Your Heartbeat to Doctors ➞
• Heart Attacks May Be Linked to Air Pollution ➞
• You Actually Can Die of a Broken Heart ➞
• Specially-Trained Honeybees Forage for Land Mines ➞
• China Is Opening Around 100 Museums Every Year ➞
• Heinrich Rohrer, Father of Nanotechnology, Dies at 79 ➞
• The Whitney Museum New Graphic Identity ◉
• Dentists Discovered the Tooth-Saving Properties of Fluoride by Accident ➞
• An Aging Mathematician Made a Major Dent in One of Math’s Oldest Problems ➞
• Here's an idea, PBS Idea Channel is TED Talks from the fringe ◉
• BBC abandons £100m digital project ➞
• 15 of the Greatest Celebrity Commencement Speeches ➞
• 24 Classic Books' Original Titles ➞
• From Arrested Development to Dr. Who, How Binge Watching Is Changing Our Culture ➞
• Insights From A Future Harvard Business School Case Study, Before It's Taught At Harvard ➞
• Love this: Great Musicians on the Concerts That Inspired Them to Make Music ➞
• Designing the new, fully responsive wired.co.uk article pages ➞
• Reading List: 6 Stories for the Science-Fiction Newbie ➞
• MIT TechTV: Communicating Science and Technology in the 21st Century ➞
• Love this: Things Come Apart, 50 Disassembled Objects in 21,959 Individual Parts by Todd McLellan ➞
• Amazing images: 2013 National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest ➞
• The three types of specialist ➞
• The modern history of swearing: Where all the dirtiest words come from ➞
• The Economist explains: Why are your friends more popular than you? ➞
• Are You Good In A Crisis? Test Your Lifesaving Skills With This New App ➞
• Millennials Vs. 50+: The Brands They Love ➞
• Big Corporations Are Buying Design Firms in Droves ➞
• When Computer Games May Keep the Brain Nimble ➞
• 15 Things You Should Give Up To Be Happy ➞
• Mac OS graphic designer Susan Kare on icon design ➞
• Responsive Tools For Web Designer & Developers ➞
• Are smartphones ruining art? ➞
• How Pixar and Psychology Helped Facebook Design Its Emoticons ➞
• Dr. Dre, Jimmy Iovine to give $70 million to USC for new arts academy ➞
• Tips and tricks for iPhoto for iOS ➞
• Stephen King delays e-book in favor of print ➞

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The Week's Links: May 24, 2013

All the links posted on social networks this week:

• Children and Computers: State of Play ◉
• The Library's Future Is Not an Open Book ➞
• 40 Years, 25 Lessons: Advice To Graduates ➞
• Peeping in on the Process of Turning Caterpillar to Butterfly ➞
• 'Wired' Completely Overhauls Print Magazine ➞
• Haruki Murakami Translates The Great Gatsby, the Novel That Influenced Him Most ➞
• Vintage Photos Show The Construction Of New York's Subway 100 Years Ago ➞
• BBC News: Retirement 'harmful to health', study says ➞
• Habits Of The Most Creative People ➞
• Your Next Horror Movie Franchise Isn't a Movie - It's an App ➞
• Ideo Imagines 18 Packaging Concepts For The Future ➞
• Why You’re Addicted to TV ➞
• Newsweek.com Redesign Aims to Be 'Snow Fall' on a Weekly Basis ➞
• Advice for Graduates➞
• Creativity Top 5: Week of May 20, 2013 ◉
• The Art Of Logo Design: PBS Off Book ◉
• Where In The World Are You? This Excellent Game Makes You Guess ➞
• TED-Ed: The brilliance of bioluminescence - Leslie Kenna ➞
• Download 14 Great Sci-Fi Stories by Philip K. Dick as Free Audio Books and Free eBooks ➞
• Meet the Man Who Sold His Fate to Investors at $1 a Share ➞
• 65 Books You Need To Read In Your 20s ➞
• Made by Hand: The Bike Maker ◉ 
• 11 Unusually Shaped Coins ➞
• 10 Best Users to Follow on Vine ➞
• Try, Try Again: Rejection Letters Received by Bestselling Authors ➞
• Seeing Beyond The Human Eye: PBS Off Book ◉
• Why Rituals Work: There are real benefits to rituals, religious or otherwise ➞
• Why Can’t We Take Pictures in Art Museums? ➞
• 10 Bookmarklets For Front End Web Development ➞
• A Brief History of Songs That Have Gone to Space ➞
• The End of Traditional Ad Agencies ◉
• Famous Authors’ Handwritten Outlines for Great Works of Literature ➞
• Fascinating Photos of the Models Who Inspired Famous Artworks ➞
• 50 Designers’ Desks: Part 1 ➞
• A great look at innovation in Design and Paper ➞
• The Audacity To Dream ◉
• Understanding the Value of Art Therapy ➞
• Welcome to the programmable world. ➞
• Picasso, Kepler, and the Benefits of Being an Expert Generalist ➞
• How Color-Coded Notes Make You A More Efficient Thinker ➞
• Ken Robinson: To encourage creativity, you must first understand what it is ◉
• New Android Boss Finally Reveals Plans for World's Most Popular Mobile OS ➞
• 10 Hotel Secrets from Behind the Front Desk ➞
• The Shakespeared Brain ◉
• TED: 7 talks that will encourage you to talk to strangers ➞
• Why Single-Tasking Makes You Smarter ➞
• How to build an app: 35 great tutorials ➞
• The Criterion Collection: Jane Campion’s Top 10 ➞
• 10 Ways Silicon Valley Culture Can Reinvent Advertising ➞
• This Is the Most Detailed Picture of the Internet Ever (and Making it Was Very Illegal) ➞ /via @daringfireball
• What you don't know about sugar and salt in 39 amazing images. ➞
• This Is What Happens When Publishers Invest In Long Stories ➞
• The Smithsonian is 3D-scanning its collection for future generations ➞
• Which literary novels should daredevil film directors adapt next? ➞
• Not I: Lisa Dwan's record speed Beckett performed in 9 minutes. ➞
• Alfred Hitchcock’s Rules for Watching Psycho (1960) ➞
• Richard Feynman on the Role of Scientific Culture in Modern Society ➞
• A Day in the Life of Bacteria in Your Gut ➞
• 21st Century Masters Create Their Own Fields ➞
• Can There Be Such a Thing as Punk Couture? ➞
• The Destructive Influence of Imaginary Peers ➞
• Why teenagers really do need an extra hour in bed ➞
• Journey Of A Specialty Coffee Bean, From Cherry To Cup ➞
• Your Voice Affects Others' Perceptions: Changing the Sound of Your Voice. ➞
• Winners of the 2013 Sony World Photography Awards ➞
• Masterpiece In A Mug: Japanese Latte Art Will Perk You Up ➞
• A Focus on Distraction ➞

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