Moonlit Minds

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

	hanna shared Olive has something to say. — Cute Overload
	hanna shared  Are we what our mothers ate?
	hanna posted The Personal Genome: What We Know Now — Big Think
	hanna shared ~ lavender ~
	hanna shared Linux Video Editing Software – What an Open Source Sony Vegas Looks Like
	hanna shared Stand By Me | Playing For Change | Song Around the World
	hanna shared One Love | Playing For Change | Song Around the World
	hania shared
	hanna shared The Official Tim Burton Website http://timburton.com/ The gallery is finally open More to come in autumn…
	hanna shared Mind Hacks: Vision shift glasses alter time perception
	hanna posted Living In A Reversed World
	hanna shared An Easy Way to Increase Creativity: Scientific American
	hania shared 7 links. Online Art Activities at the National Gallery of Art (via feedly) The Ancient History Learning Guide (via feedly) Seven e-Learning and Teaching Resources (via feedly) Making Sense of All Your Comments with CoComment Best Tools to Explore Which Questions People Ask in Your Niche Google Wave: Is the World Ready? (via feedly) Poverty of the Stimulus: Part 3 Non-Nativists (via feedly)

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

	hania shared FriendFeed Opens Up the Firehose to Developers
	hania shared
	hanna shared Forgive and Forget
	hanna shared Letting Go
	kamil listened to Cornflake Girl – Tori Amos
	kamil listened to Chicago (Acoustic Version) – Sufjan Stevens
	hanna shared Colnacran ring fort
	hanna shared David Lynch Favorites Movies and FilmMakers
	hanna shared Fwd: Nina Jablonski breaks the illusion of skin color | Video on TED.com – http://www.ted.com/talks/nina_jablonski_breaks_the_illusion_of_skin_color.html (via Nikhil Dandekar http://ff.im/5rrBh) – interesting lecture!
	hanna shared TED Blog: Q&A with Nina Jablonski: Society and skin – great supplement to the lecture – interview with Nina Jablonski
	hanna shared A Walk Along the Death Strip — Big Think – controversial but important idea.
	hanna shared Starve a fever, feed a cold, don’t be stressed
	hanna shared BBC NEWS | Technology | Thinkers meet to plot the future
	hanna posted Nature? Nurture? Scientists say neither – http://www.physorg.com/news167319952.html (via Wildcat http://ff.im/5tGlA)
	hanna shared Realistic view of their popularity protects children against effects of social rejection – BPS RESEARCH DIGEST – hm, not especially “rocket science” but – worth remembering!
	hanna shared A new crop of kittehs — Cute Overload
	hanna shared 5 Ways to Practice Gratitude | World of Psychology
	hanna shared Light Fantastic (BBC) The Stuff of Light E3 Part 1 of 7
	hanna shared Flickr: Betty Crocker Recipes’ Photostream
	hanna posted The Second Most Important Button On Your DSLR | greyscalegorilla/blog
	hanna posted Make the Most of Your Netbook’s Screen

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

	kamil listened to Hallelujah – Jeff Buckley
	kamil listened to America – Simon & Garfunkel
	kamil listened to A Sorta Fairytale – Tori Amos
	kamil listened to Winter – Tori Amos
	kamil Just added myself to the http://wefollow.com twitter directory under: #webdeveloper #geek #multimediadesigner [#].
	kamil listened to Bad Day – R.E.M.
	kamil listened to When the Levee Breaks – Led Zeppelin
	kamil listened to Where Did You Sleep Last Night – Nirvana
	kamil listened to Daysleeper – R.E.M.
	kamil listened to The Man Who Sold the World – Nirvana
	kamil listened to Cochise – Audioslave
	hanna shared What is Nirvana ?
	hanna shared Inhabitat & Bibliosphere: Eco Death Star Filled With Books – http://www.inhabitat.com/2009/07/20/bibliosphere-eco-library-contained-within-a-green-globe (via Mich De http://ff.im/5scbR) Inhabitat & Bibliosphere: Eco Death Star Filled With Books – http://www.inhabitat.com/2009/07/20/bibliosphere-eco-library-contained-within-a-green-globe (via Mich De http://ff.im/5scbR)
	hanna shared Babel’s Dawn: Poverty of the Stimulus: Part 1 Chomsky 1959
	hanna posted The Why Files – The Science Behind the News – http://www.freetech4teachers.com/2009/07/why-files-science-behind-news.html (via Richard Byrne http://ff.im/5sik3)
	hanna shared desiretoinspire.net: Rubens LP
	hanna shared JISC – Libraries of the Future
	hania shared 8 links. Libraries of the Future documentary released VoiceThread in the Classroom Free EBooks of Classic Titles The Free Music Archive Taking Photos of Food – 8 Helpful Tips Open Source and Social Media: Community, Collaboration, Freedom 12 Companies Targeting Early Tech Adopters LyX made easy
	hanna shared Sebstiaan Bremer | Design Milk – awesome art

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”