All the links posted on social networks this week:

• 20 Words We Owe to William Shakespeare ➞
• Billboards to Advertise the Awesomeness of Science Pop Up in Vancouver ➞
  
• Scientists Discover Dung Beetles Use The Milky Way For GPS ➞
  
• 15 Colorful Entries From Mrs. Byrne's Dictionary of Unusual, Obscure, and Preposterous Words ➞
  
• The big list of 100 tools, tips and tricks to work more efficiently online ➞
  
• What would a New York Times for the youngs look like? ➞
  
• Curious about this: Design lessons for programmers, curated by top designers ➞
  
• Eight UX Design Trends for 2013 ➞
  
• Metamorphosis: How a poster becomes a stamp ➞
  
• Can you identify a brand by their buttons: The Button Test ➞
  
• As Pride and Prejudice Turns 200, Read Jane Austen’s Manuscripts Online ➞
  
• Tony Kushner: Does Theater Still Matter? ◉
  
• MIT Learning Creative Learning: A course for designers, technologists, and educators interested in creative learning ➞
  
• Neil Gaiman Launches New Crowdsourced Storytelling Project (Sponsored by the New BlackBerry) ➞
  
• Brain Tricks: This Is How Your Brain Works ➞
  
• Etch a Sketch: Andre Cassagnes 1926-2013 ➞
  
• Critical Thinking: A Field Guide In 6 Short Films ◉
  
• Interesting: The best places across the U.S. ranked by Foursquare ➞
  
• Amazing: 102 Spectacular Nonfiction Stories from 2012 ➞
  
• How Does a Researcher's Idea Become an Innovation? ➞
  
• VIDEO: See a Thought Move Through a Living Fish's Brain ➞
  
• Beatboxing, as Seen Through Scientific Images ➞
  
• On Reporting Annually ◉
  
• Some Microbes Are So Resilient They Can Ride Hurricanes ➞
  
• Room For Literature ◉
  
• The four key features that characterize Flow, or what 10000 hours of practice gets you ◉
  
• New X-Ray Technology To Reveal Secrets Beneath a Rembrandt Masterpiece ➞
  
• Tim Burton’s The World of Stainboy: Watch the Complete Animated Series ➞
  
• One of my favorite writers: Neil Gaiman Drops Knowledge ➞
  
• 10 words invented by authors ➞
  
• Case study for the fantastic transmedia experience Hunted's 'Byzantium Tests' ➞
  
• Maira Kalman On The Power Of Lists, Maps And Organizing ◉
  
• PBS Arts: Off Book, Exploring Cutting Edge Art - The Complete First Series ◉
  
• A Tasty Slice of Geek History: PBS's "Silicon Valley" Premieres Tonight ➞
  
• A thrilling look at 'Shakespeare Uncovered' ➞
  
• The Practical Effect of Making Arts Education a National Priority ➞
  
• Kids should learn programming as well as reading and writing ➞
  
• Eight Brilliant Minds on the Future of Online Education ➞
  
• Essays from High Schoolers Who Know Nothing About Richard III Except for the Thing About His Bones ➞
  
• Gershwin Plays Gershwin: The Piano Version of ‘Rhapsody in Blue,’ 1925 ➞
  
• Indus civilization food: How scientists are figuring out what curry was like 4,500 years ago. ➞
  
• Creativity Top 5: Super Bowl Edition ◉
  
• 10 places where anyone can learn to code ➞
  
• 10 goals that could change your life ➞
  
• What Twitter Really Looks Like, In Real Time ➞
  
• Jad Abumrad: How Did Radiolab Happen? Gut Churn ◉
  
• 51 Inspiring Quotes About Design ➞
  
• How to Deal with Crushing Feedback on Your Creative Work ➞
  
• 7 Common Words With Little-Known Relatives➞
  
• Henry Miller's Productivity Commandments ◉
  
• The White House Reveals A Redesigned Electronic Medical Record ➞
  
• How Oreo Got That Twitter Ad Up So Fast ➞
  
• Meet “Father Philanthropy”: America’s Most Prolific and Unlikely Master Art Forger ➞
  
• The Best Fictional Libraries in Pop Culture ➞
  
• The Greatest Dance Number Ever Filmed ➞
  
• Why did men stop wearing high heels? ➞
  
• Lessons from the Facebook Mobile Website Team ➞
  
• 3 Subtle Ways To Shift Your Attitude From Can't-Do To Can-Do ➞
  
• 'Pride And Prejudice' Turns 200 ➞
  
• The History of Rocket Science ➞
  
• Open university: Joi Ito plans a radical reinvention of MIT's Media Lab ➞
  
• How Memory Works: 10 Things Most People Get Wrong ➞
  
• Too hot, too cold? What Does It Mean to Be Comfortable? ➞
  
• Etch A Sketch creator André Cassagnes dies ➞
  
• How To Develop Strong Time-Management Habits, Even If You've Failed In The Past ➞
  
• Top 10 Good Tech Habits Everyone Should Have ➞
  
• Love this spot: The Grammys: The World is Listening ➞
  
• Nate Silver Picks the Super Bowl! ➞
  
• Tim Ferriss: 11 Tricks for Perfect Sleep ➞
  
• Are discount ticket buyers more discriminating? Enjoying themselves more? ➞
  
• Report finds fundamental flaws in many nonprofits' fundraising ➞
  
• Beware of Reactionary Workflow ➞
  
• You Can Already Code - You Just Don’t Know It Yet ➞
  
• Look At This Musician's Brain In An MRI Scanner ➞
  
• The Artist Who Made a Career Out of Forgery - Dressed as a Priest ➞
  
• Bad Writing Advice From Famous Authors ➞
  
• John Hodgman’s Advice for Writers: The Competition is Insane, and Persistence Trumps Talent ➞
  
• Flag Secrets: 5 International Flags with Surprising Stories ➞
  
• Jose Mujica: The world's 'poorest' president ➞
  
• Are the arts trading in happiness? If so, what kind? ➞
  
• The secrets of Grand Central Terminal train station - interactive ➞
  
• The Architectural League of New York: A Centennial Sketchbook for Grand Central Terminal ➞
  

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