All the links posted on social networks this week:

• Underground Library Lets Subway Riders Sample Books On iPhones ➞
• And You Can Dance. For Inspiration. (Five Views On Dance) ◉
  
• List of inventors killed by their own inventions - Wikipedia ➞ /via @radiolab
  
• UX Design: Designing For The Multifaceted User ➞
  
• The Photographer Who Made Architects Famous ➞
  
• How did I miss this: National Geographic Found, a new photo tumblr. ➞ /via @kottke
  
• Everything You Need To Know About Quotes and Accents ➞
  
• Cool: loads.in - test how fast a webpage loads in a real browser from over 50 locations worldwide ➞
  
• Google Art Project adds nearly 2,000 works, from street art to prized photos ➞
  
• Apple Finally Adds Two-Step Verification to iCloud and Apple ID ➞
  
• The Devil Is An Artistic Director ◉
  
• Harry Houdini: Audio of the escape artist introducing his famous "water torture" escape ➞
  
• A Modest Proposal By John Bohannon: Get Rid Of Powerpoint And Use Dancers Instead ◉
  
• NEA ARTS: Beyond Museum Walls: The Smithsonian Institution's Mobile Strategy ➞
  
• Can’t Get That Song Out of My Head: An Animation of a Psychological Phenomenon We All Know ➞
  
• J.K. Rowling criticizes TV for romanticizing adolescence ➞
  
• App Building DIY Way: Non-Techie Entrepreneurs Find Outside Resources to Help Them Create Software ➞
  
• Get Scott Berkun's Mindfire 1.1 Free for the next 48 hours ➞
  
• 5 steps to get crisp about that idea floating in your head ➞
  
• The 150 Things the World's Smartest People Are Afraid Of ➞
  
• What the smartest people do on the weekend is what everyone else will do during the week in ten years ➞
  
• "Applied Design" at MoMA is the first exhibition to include the 14 video games the museum acquired last year. ➞
  
• La Sagrada Familia: Under Construction For Over 130 Years ◉
  
• Literary Magazines Adapt to the Digital Age ➞
  
• Dance Your PH.D. ◉
  
• Responsible Considerations For Responsive Web Design ➞
  
• From Google Ventures: 4 Steps For Combining The Hacker Way With Design Thinking ➞
  
• A Map of the World According to Illustrators and Storytellers ➞
  
• The GitHub Generation: Why We're All in Open Source Now ➞
  
• Aaron Sorkin was right: Kill Your Meeting Room — The Future's in Walking and Talking ➞
  
• How will we manage and market the arts of the future. Good article: My Arts Utopia ➞
  
• Will Authors Get Compensated for Used E-Book Sales? ➞
  
• Transmedia Storytelling Comes Alive With Secret Cinema ➞
  
• Creativity Top 5: Week of March 18, 2013 ◉
  
• FOUND: A New Collection of Rare Photos from the National Geographic Archives ➞
  
• The Algorithm That Helps You Friend People You Don't Know ➞
  
• Announcing the 2013 winners of The Brain Prize ➞
  
• David Parsons' Caught vs Wrecking Crew Orchestra's Tron ◉
  
• Researchers Explain Goals and Structure of Brain Activity Map: MIT Technology Review ➞
  
• The Gamification of Education? ➞
  
• Dan Ariely's Course on "A Beginner's Guide to Irrational Behavior" Open for Enrollment! ➞
  
• A Photo Service That Understands the Contents of Your Images ➞
  
• So great: Father hacks Donkey Kong so his daughter can play as Peach and save Mario. ➞
  
• Email Best Practices for Teams ➞
  
• Milestones ◉
  
• Even Bees Get a Buzz When They Drink Caffeine ➞
  
• Mapping How the Brain Thinks ➞
  
• The Secret Lives Of Dancers ◉
  
• Lousy Sleep Isn't Good For Your Body, Either ➞
  
• Digital Files and 3D Printing—in the Renaissance? ➞
  
• Transforming Raw Scientific Data Into Sculpture and Song ➞
  
• This Is What 15,000 Volts Look Like Going Into a Piece of Wood ➞
  
• Is Cursive Handwriting Going Extinct? ➞
  
• Hello World! Processing: A Smart New Documentary On The Awesome Potential Of Creative Coding ➞
  
• Why Great Ideas Get Rejected: From TEDxOU ➞
  
• The New Psychology of Marketing ➞
  
• Fascinating: Danse Macabre - A Scandal at the Bolshoi Ballet, The New Yorker ➞
  
• I Want My Music Videos: The Art Form Gets Its Own Museum Exhibition ➞
  
• Research has shown that we are not very good judges of how effectively we're learning new information. ➞
  
• "Embracing Analog" at SXSW: What the growing fascination with the physical means for marketers ➞
  
• The Stax Records Guide To Overcoming Setbacks ➞
  
• Reflections on the First Hackathon at the White House: MIT Center for Civic Media ➞
  
• Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas on the wildly successful Kickstarter movie campaign ➞
  
• Can’t Get That Song Out of My Head: An Animation of a Psychological Phenomenon We All Know ➞
  
• Valentina Lisitsa, The Justin Bieber of Classical Piano ➞
  
• TED Playlists: What does the future look like? ➞
  
• Sleep Deprivation Effects: 8 Scary Side Effects Of Too Little Shut-Eye ➞
  
• A new website for CERN ➞
  
• Whose Idea Were Cruises, Anyway? ➞
  
• Can You Make Sad Songs Sound Happy (And Vice Versa)? ➞
  
• Pixar's Senior Scientist explains how math makes the movies and games we love ➞
  
• Neil Tyson Pounds The Table, Demanding A Future, Now! ➞
  
• 12 Steps to Incorporate Exercise into Your Life ➞
  
• Classic worth revisiting: Pixar’s 22 Rules of Storytelling ➞
  
• Jesse Rosen: Doing More About Diversity in America's Orchestras ➞
  
• 4 inspiring kids imagine the future of learning ➞
  
• A Day in the Life of a Digital Editor, 2013 - Technology ➞
  
• How Disney Bought Lucasfilm—and Its Plans for 'Star Wars' ➞
  
• Everything We Know About What Data Brokers Know About You ➞ /via @davepell
  
• Brilliant idea, can't wait to try it: Hack the Met - Metropolitan Museum of Art Tour ➞
  
• I'm Not Your Consumer: How Research Misses The Human Behind The Demographic ➞
  

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