The Week's Links: October 14, 2012

All the links posted on social networks this week:

• Unexpected: What I Learned This Week ◉
• The Power of Negative Thinking ➞
• Algorithm turns computers into art experts ➞
• With The Oatmeal’s help, nonprofit buys property to build a Tesla Museum ➞
• So good: 15 Brilliant, Spooky, Hilarious and Creative Cinemagrams ➞
• Every great writer has a strong voice. Helping students find their own is key to any "writing revolution." ➞
• Code Monster and teaching programming to kids ➞
• Salman Khan: The Rise of the Tech-Powered Teacher ➞
• What's invisible? More than you think ➞
• Honey bee brains could soon be helping robots act more independently. ➞
• These are beautiful: High-Speed Photography Turns Water Droplets Into Liquid Sculptures ➞
• The design thinking behind the newDisney.com ➞
• Making Advanced Analytics Work for You ➞
• Why James Dyson Invested $8,000,000 In A Student Incubator ➞
• Why School Should Focus on Engagement Instead of Lectures ➞
• 10 Books to Restore Your Faith in Print ➞
• Two huge state-run museums open in Shanghai ➞
• A mission to photograph all 210,000 oil paintings in public ownership in the UK is completed ➞
• The Hollywood Reporter's Top 50 Showrunners 2012 - ➞
• Kickstarting: A 3-D Printer For Designers, By Designers ➞
• Who invented fire? When did people start cooking? ➞
• The Music Industry's New Math: Pop’s old metrics don’t matter. ➞
• Chanel Creates Interactive Digital Timeline For Coco And The Company ➞
• InsideOut Episode 1 by Photographer & TED Prize winner JR ◉
• I love the interrobang: 13 Little-Known Punctuation Marks We Should Be Using ➞
• An anthology of Tim Burton clips. ➞
• Your creative thinking performance can be primed with certain images and pictures.➞
• How close are we to fully digitised libraries? Rachel Coldicutt scanned her book collection to find out. ➞
• The 10 Most Mentioned Songs in Books ➞
• How Stories Change Your Brain ◉
• Best Rest Practices for Optimal Productivity & Creativity ➞
• Hacking Habits: How To Make New Behaviors Last For Good ➞
• Publisher releases interactive iPad editions of Shakespeare's most famous plays. ➞
• FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver Explains Why We Suck At Predictions (And How To Improve) ➞
• Joshua Foer: OK-ness is the enemy of greatness ◉
• A behind-the-scenes look at LinkedIn’s mobile engineering ➞
• AIGA | Aquent Survey of Design Salaries 2012 Results Now Available ➞
• Futures of Entertainment 6 is taking place November 9-10, 2012 at MIT ➞
• No Filter: Inside Hipstamatic’s Lost Year Searching For The Next Killer Social App ➞
• The Millions: 2012 National Book Award Finalists Announced (With Excerpts and Bonus Links) ➞
• Learn How To Become A Successful Entrepreneur From Stanford Professors, For Free. ➞
• 3D-Print Your Own Ancient Art at Museum Scanathon ➞
• Picasso Play to Get a Reading at the Guggenheim ➞
• 10 Must-See Documentaries for Entrepreneurs ➞
• Why We Are So Rude on Facebook and Other Social Media ➞
• Website pagination: Stories should load into a single page every time. ➞
• Want Your Message To Stick? Tell A Story ➞
• Hacking Habits: How To Make New Behaviors Last For Good ➞
• Well done is better than well sued ◉
• Popular Mechanics Selects The 10 World-Changing Innovators for 2012 ➞
• In Artificial Intelligence Competition, Two Bots Pass for Human ➞
• N Is a Number: A Portrait of Paul Erdős, the Most Prolific Mathematician of the 20th Century ➞
• The Creativity of Web Design, Indie Video Games and Fans ◉
• Those are so cool: Playing with pencil shavings ➞
• Almost a quarter of U.S. adults own a tablet, PEW survey finds ➞
• Terry Gilliam Shows You How to Make Your Own Cutout Animation ◉
• Forget Revolution: What would really happen if the lights went out. ➞
• W3C teams with Apple, Google, Mozilla on WebPlatform, a guide to building the open web (video) ➞
• I wouldn't mind commuting in a train like this: Trains evoking the palace of Versailles ➞
• Seeking to expand your education? This one is for you: ➞ /via @DisneyPixar
• New Goya and Rembrandt Databases Now Online | Open Culture ➞
• Gary Panter's drawing tips ➞
• How old is your brain? ➞
• The 10 Best Narrators in Literature ➞
• Operas and orgasms, a look at English National Opera's provocative 'Don Giovanni' ad  ➞
• Musical Creativity and the Brain ➞
• Want Your Message To Stick? Tell A Story ➞
• Creativity Top 5: October 8, 2012 ◉
• CultureLab: Top 10 most influential popular science books ➞
• How It's Made: Instant Film for Polaroid Cameras ◉
• These are brilliant: Murakami covers by Noma Bar ➞
• Revisiting Oliver Burkeman on why everything takes longer than you think ◉
• Paradox of Hoaxes: How Errors Persist, Even When Corrected ➞
• Writing Rules! Advice From The Times on Writing Well ➞
• Branded for Life. A look at the performers that become permanently associated with a brand. ➞
• The Art of Fiction No. 203: In Interview with Ray Bradbury ➞
• Who Made That Escape Key? ➞
• The Role of Suspense in Stories and Music ➞
• The complicated history of simple scientific facts ➞
• Placebos Are Getting More Effective. Drugmakers Are Desperate to Know Why.➞
• How do we get people to understand programming? ➞
• Researchers identify brain region that generates optimism bias ➞
• African mouse regenerates lost skin, cartilage and hair without scarring ➞
• Coca-Cola creates ad that can be used as an iPhone dock for music listening. ➞

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