
5 things I learned today (and don't want to forget)

1. A full-length, Emmy-award winning collaborative shot-for-shot Fan Film version of Star Wars? yeah. http://bit.ly/9LdFJI
2. Mixing video of office workers and audio of birdsong shouldn't be this interesting http://bit.ly/bNye3v
3. Despite a heavy reliance on the real audio format, it is great to find a free audio archive of Orson Wells' The Mercury on the Air http://bit.ly/ccKk5q
4. Whether manic inner music or guerilla street theater, this still rocks http://bit.ly/9mKM5g
5. I am clearly a sucker for clear, interactive infographics, this time comparing countries (not sure how that works) http://bit.ly/9t4N1z
1. Although b&w photos are beautiful, color photos do a remarkable job of rendering the far-off and long-ago in a way that feels much closer http://bit.ly/cC5z51
2. Not only can you explore the universe through amazing research photographers, you can contribute to our knowledge of the universe http://bit.ly/9FXp5O
3. Straight from the Persuasive Technology Lab at Stanford comes the Behavior Wizard http://bit.ly/aV3U9Z
4. I have never met a kind of bread I haven't liked. Do you have a favorite? http://bit.ly/aPuhjd
5. Ghostly International has come up with a Color Theory browser for discovering music, a description which really doesn't get at what it does http://bit.ly/bI3Jzk
1. Eastern France looks really hot in this map of touristyness http://bit.ly/cIylcm
2. Some grad student actually walked across America and sounds like a zombie about it http://bit.ly/90k1rF
3. Not that I needed to be convinced, but Roger Ebert makes a compelling case for everyone to watch Miyazaki http://bit.ly/d33DRG
4. Music played out on the street is kinda fun http://bit.ly/daF9j7
5. Pandora may be king, but there are other ways to get introduced to new music http://bit.ly/csRGRa
1. The plays of Shakespeare get an awesome data visualization treatment http://bit.ly/9OOjRL
2. Understanding the lifecycle of cities casts some light on the lives of the people living in them http://bit.ly/c3GMm7
3. Looking at these art mods of public space makes me wonder how I have never gotten into vadalism http://bit.ly/cixxrr
4. Mounting a camera to the back of a surfboard is a super duper great idea (no joke) http://bit.ly/cfjGJy
5. I've been reading a lot about how irrelevant résumés are these days. this summer accomplishments reel puts the period at the end of that statement. http://bit.ly/bBRqTG
1. Google TV looks to have lots of really cool features, but needs, perhaps, a bit more baking http://bit.ly/92yhIo
2. Yes, mapping (as well as graphing and charting rap lyrics http://bit.ly/13dVBl) the incidents of the rap world IS a might fine thing to do http://bit.ly/bBRrTF
3. Ubu.com's incredible collection of sounds (rare, out of print, strange sound poems, interviews, etc) is still going strong (even though I'd thought it'd disappeared years ago) http://bit.ly/9vqVgl
4. Okay, now I really want to read a Deadwood Choose Your Adventure http://bit.ly/b1wrVT
5. Chatroulette got p0wned (well, I guess it didn't, but kinda feels like it) http://bit.ly/bns3iV
As the move to Touch-based interfaces races along, learning how to design and communicate those gestures seems like a key first step.