Moonlit Minds

Today’s collection of our (my and my family’s) links from around the Web:

	hanna shared You: It was a very nice day – thank you very much and good night
	hania shared 5 links. Google, Facebook and Myspace Become the New Resume Blogs are Back Video Goes Open Source on Wikipedia: New Format, New Player, New Editing/Sharing Tools Jetpack 0.4 – Audio Recording & Page Mods APIs Peaceful Co-existance: 6 Reasons to Love Google
	hanna posted Web Site Story – a very funny video : A Blog Around The Clock
	hania shared 3 links. Watch Know – Thousands of Educational Videos (via feedly) Tweeting for teachers (via feedly) Google Chrome Gestures Extension (via feedly)
	hanna shared Learning Is Both Social And Computational, Supported By Neural Systems Linking People
	hanna posted The fancier the cortex, the smarter the brain?
	hanna shared World’s Quickest Personality Test
	hanna shared Utrillo – http://www.mdolla.com/2009/07/utrillo-clasical-arts-34-pc.html – one of my favs (via MF http://ff.im/5q8JH)
	kamil listened to Blue Sky Blues – Ryan Adams

Today’s collection of our (my and my family’s) links from around the Web:

	hania shared 3 links. Bill Gates Puts Richard Feynman Lectures Online Google Wants You To Know A Google Docs Redesign Is Coming (via feedly) Chrome OS to Bring More Linux IT Jobs?
	hanna posted How to Enable Flash Support for Chromium in Ubuntu Linux – http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/07/how-to-enable-flash-support-for.html (via Andrew (@webupd8) http://ff.im/5o1GI)
	hanna shared Godless Comedy from That Mitchell and Webb Look – Abraham and Isaac
	hanna shared Fwd: Tired – http://1x.com/photos/member/7869/16719/ (via Michael Fidler http://ff.im/5o4SY)
	hanna shared Veggie in Norway: Garlic pita chips

Today’s collection of our (my and my family’s) links from around the Web:

	hanna shared Luca Baldassari Photography – http://lucabaldassari.photo.artlimited.net/ (via MF http://ff.im/5jkC0) – great pictures!
	hanna shared Spaghetti with arugula and cherry tomatoes | La Tartine Gourmande
	hanna shared Ignorance May Not Be Bliss, Brain Response To Information About The Future Suggests
	hanna shared However many holy words you read, however many you speak, what good will they do you if you do not act on upon them? (Quote by Buddha)
	hanna posted The Cat Who Walked a Thousand Miles by Kij Johnson (Tor.com / Science fiction and fantasy / Stories)
	hania shared Google Wants You To Know A Google Docs Redesign Is Coming (via feedly)
	hanna shared Changing the World With Open Translation
	hanna shared The Future of Search: Social Relevancy Rank – http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/future_of_search_social_relevancy_rank.php (via HealingBrush http://ff.im/5kmpj) – good article
	hanna shared Inhabitat » Modern Swiss Prefab with a Tilting Wood Frame
	hanna shared Lawnge Chairs: Grassy Green Park Lounges in the Netherlands – http://www.inhabitat.com/2009/07/16/lawnge-chairs-grassy-green-park-lounges-in-the-netherlands/ (via Kol’s Fav Feeds http://ff.im/5ljJz)
	hanna shared The season of Rainier cherries — La saison des cerises Rainier | La Tartine Gourmande
	hanna shared Knowing Me, Myself And I: What Psychology Can Contribute To Self-knowledge – ScienceDaily
	hanna shared Curiosity killed the “kat”

Today’s collection of our (my and my family’s) links from around the Web:

	hanna shared Vijaya Kalyan – http://kenya.africancolours.net/Vijaya/portfolio (via MF http://ff.im/5gqjG) – beautiful art!
	hanna shared Félix Girard – http://7374.portfolio.artlimited.net/ (via MF http://ff.im/5grgJ) -art
	hania shared 2 links. Following, liking and people searching (via feedly) The Open Culture iPhone App
	hanna shared Luke Feldman Art – http://www.skaffs.com/ (via Emma http://ff.im/5ifOa)
	hanna posted This Video is Incredible « Scientists Create Artificial Brain (via http://ff.im/5hALn) – http://dlpfc.wordpress.com/2009/07/15/this-video-is-incredible/ (via Alexander Kruel http://ff.im/5iqAr)
	hanna posted Google Reader’s Social Evolution
	hanna posted Scene from ‘Bruno’ – WSJ.com – video clip
	hanna posted Downloading Health: Why Don’t Doctors Use Text Messaging and Email? — Big Think
	hanna shared The RainShine House by Robert M. Cain » CONTEMPORIST – http://www.contemporist.com/2009/07/15/the-rainshine-house-by-robert-m-cain/ (via http://ff.im/5hCxg)
	hanna shared Artist: Jacki of Plush Off – http://penguinandfish.blogspot.com/2009/07/artist-jacki-of-plush-off.html (via MF http://ff.im/5i0zX) – I especially like carrots
	hanna shared Inhabitat » Axis Mundi Unveils Alternative Design for MoMA Tower
	hanna shared Group test: Linux netbooks | TuxRadar
	hanna shared 10 Twitter productivity apps – Great post #gtd #twitter – http://www.goldenblogging.com/10-twitter-productivity-apps/ (via @svartling http://ff.im/5iYbC)
	hanna posted Jim Fallon: Exploring the mind of a killer – TEDTalks

Today’s collection of our (my and my family’s) links from around the Web:

	hanna shared Are humans unique? | Psychology Today
	hanna posted Fwd: The Cosmic Serpent, DNA and the Origins of Knowledge – http://deoxy.org/narbystew.htm (via Goran Zec http://ff.im/5dOLg)
	hanna shared Raspberry Palmiers and Red Currant and Raspberry Swirl Ice Cream Sandwiches – http://cannelle-vanille.blogspot.com/2009/07/raspberry-palmiers-and-red-currant-and.html (via Emma http://ff.im/5fgh3)
	hania shared Text Mode Linux Applications (via feedly)
	hanna shared Partners In Crime
	hanna shared Adult Brain Can Change Within Seconds (the original article here: http://ff.im/5fvEl – thanks to Alexander Kruel )
	hanna shared Analysis Of The Personality Of Psychopaths By Means Of Their Drawings
	hanna posted Parts of brain involved in social cognition may be in place by age 6
	hanna posted Who am I? Adolescents’ replies depend on others (w/ Video)
	hanna shared The Myth of Multitasking: Scientific American Podcast (mini podcast
	hanna shared Buddha Torrents: The Book of Life: Daily Meditations

This is yet another experiment around life-streaming. Below you will find my and my friends activity on FriendFeed.

This post will be here all the time (as the “sticky” one) because it will change in real time.

You can join us here and comment, if you have an account on FriendFeed. I recommend wholeheartedly joining the service. Not only that you can learn a lot on any subject you are interested in but you can also meet some very interesting personalities there.

Enjoy!

PS. Big thanks to Svartling for the inspiration