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The Week's Links: November 4, 2012

All the links posted on social networks this week:

  • Hurricane Sandy, A Drenching Reminder That Tough Times Inspire Remarkable Innovation 
  • Creativity Top 5: Post Sandy - 
  • Hurricane Sandy: How You Can Help - 
  • Kurt Vonnegut’s Eight Tips on How to Write a Good Short Story 
  • A dash of algebra on wireless networks promises to boost bandwidth tenfold, without new infrastructure. 
  • The Pew Internet Report On Younger Americans’ Reading and Library Habits 
  • Listen to Your Intuition, Because Your Body Can Predict Future Events Without Conscious Clues 
  • Science Confirms The Obvious: Rejection Can Make You More Creative 
  • Exposing Kids To 10 Hours Of Science A Year Makes Them Smarter 
  • DNA has a 521-year half-life 
  • White whale mimics human speech 
  • 30 gifts to 30 strangers in Sydney, a must-see end-of-week treat 
  • A Look At The World's Most Amazing Kitchens, Restaurants, And Food, Courtesy The Selby 
  • How a Google Headhunter's E-Mail Unraveled a Massive Net Security Hole 
  • Neal Stephenson talks REAMDE with lawyers, security experts 
  • The Immersive Web And Design Writing 
  • The Rhythms of Work vs The Rhythms of Creative Labor 
  • Is Windows 8 The New Modernism? 
  • A New Gates-Funded College Offers Higher Ed To Those With Grit, Not Test Scores 
  • How to Focus Mind Map 
  • Paying Tribute To Artists Who Hand-Paint Signs In A Digital Age 
  • Seriously Amazing: The Smithsonian's Q&A site. 
  • ASME's Top 40 Magazine Covers of the Last 40 Years 
  • Why Do We Say “Pardon My French” When We Curse? 
  • How Slight Sleep Deprivation Could Add Extra Pounds 
  • 25 Fun Size Facts About Classic Halloween Candy 
  • The Metropolitan Museum of Art Explores Photo Manipulation 
  • Can too much caffeine kill you? 
  • Comedians@Google Eddie Izzard: Sometimes you have to kill your creative babies 
  • 5 Reasons Michael Faraday Is as Cool as Tesla 
  • Why Do We Get Shivers Up Our Spines? 
  • Cybercrime: Mobile Changes Everything — And No One's Safe 
  • Love this: Ballet dancers in Wonderland. 
  • It’s Always Done This Way 
  • Dance Is Like Thought: Helen Keller Visits Martha Graham's Studio 
  • The anticipation of giving: Rare video of Frank Oz eulogizing Jim Henson 
  • Powerful: Scenes From World War II Photoshopped Onto Today's Streets 
  • At What Age Will Your Creativity Peak? 
  • Neal Stephenson on the Future of Books and the Ubiquity of Gadgets 
  • Check out the gorgeous site for NBR New Zealand Opera 
  • Peekaboo! Cambridge scientists discover why children think they are invisible when they hide their eyes 
  • Custom Built Orchestra Uses Instruments Made From Fallen Tree Branches And Pierced Light Bulbs 
  • America's Facebook Generation Is Reading Strong And Going To Libraries 
  • No one ever bought anything on an elevator - 
  • Starbucks Builds a Library-Themed Pop-Up Store in Tokyo 
  • Mapping the Twitter Languages of London 
  • David Attenborough's collection of Edward Lear's ornithological prints 
  • Linda Rottenberg: If no one is calling you "crazy," you're probably not thinking big enough. 
  • What are your Top 10 Favorite Words? 
  • Fact-checking at The New Yorker 
  • The Thinking Mindset vs. The Doing Mindset: Pick One (And Only One) 
  • The NYTimes Magazine Body Issue is fantastic. Case in point: The Island Where People Forget to Die 
  • 40 Things To Say Before You Die 
  • 12 Guidelines for Deciding When to Persist, When to Quit 
  • The psychology of Tetris 

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