links for 2007-06-19

• Home : Nature Precedings
  (tags: science research academia biology reference)
• zombie flash mob 2007 photos — Declan McCullagh photographs
  (tags: amusements zombies brains)
• You Sexy Thing: Fake Goatee Will Make You the Justin Timberlake of the LAN Party – Gizmodo
  heh
  (tags: culture amusements)
• Smart Stuff. The world’s smartest gadgets, inventions and ideas.
  The world’s best garlic press.
  (tags: stuff food)
• Amazon.com: Used and New: ACCENTRA PaperPro Desktop Stapler
  (tags: stuff geekery)
• How to use Safari 2 WebKit after installing Safari 3 Beta
  (tags: osx software tips)
• Make Eclipse use larger fonts
  (tags: osx software tips)
• The iPhone Inaugurates a Dangerous New Era for Apple Boss Steve Jobs — New York Magazine
  Steve Jobs in a Box
  It’s a stunning box, a wizard object with a passel of amazing features (It’s a phone! An iPod! A Web browser!). But for all its marvels, the iPhone inaugurates a dangerous new era for Jobs. Has he peaked?
  (tags: apple tbr opinion)
• An Addendum to “Building Decision Trees in Python”
  (tags: python computer_science data_structures)
• Bean: An OS X Word Processor
  (tags: osx software)
• Ten CSS tricks you may not know
  (tags: css reference tips web_dev)
• An almost biblical curse
  (tags: science religion)
• UNDERNEWS: WORD: OUR FAVORITE COUNTRY & WESTERN SONG TITLES
  (tags: music amusements)
• Damn Funny Pictures – Weird – Weird Accidents
  (tags: amusements)
• special places to stay
  (tags: travel reference)
• Guardian Unlimited: Arts blog – art: The worst cultural offenders of the last 60 years
  These are the artists, movies, bands and TV shows that I reckon have impacted on our culture in the most malign way.
  (tags: amusements culture media music)
• Dalston Oxfam Shop
  Once a week high quality digital recordings of cassette tapes purchased at the Dalston Oxfam Shop in East London.
  (tags: music culture audio)
• Girls Write What — And Why | Girls Write Now
  Girls Write Now is a nonprofit volunteer mentoring organization that has been matching bright, creative teenage girls from New York City’s public high schools with professional women writers in the community since 1998
  (tags: writing society)

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