Formula for complete and utter Bayhem!
(or, why Michael Bay films make so much money)

Secret iOS Business: What You Don't Know About your App

Dark Stores, a photo project by Brian Ulrich documenting retail casualties of the economic bust.

 Cartoon eyes! (with hints, only if you need 'em)

A Few Million Monkeys Randomly Recreate Every Work of Shakespeare

RIP Steve Jobs.  This is the end of an era.  I remember spending hours on the first generation Mac at the University of Delaware's computer lab in the summer of 85.  Under Jobs, Apple revolutionized technology, and the rest of the world was always playing catch-up.

Elizabeth Warren explains what happened to Wall Street during the last 30 year on Jon Stewart's Daily Show.

 

I really like Google's error-bot.

What if the secret to success is failure? (NYTimes)

Dr. Michio Kaku: America has a secret weapon.(4 min video, wimp.com)

How well do you see color?

I admire Jon Huntsman's bravery to stand apart from the crowd, but this tweet will probably get him thrown off the ticket.

Why Amazon can't make a Kindle in the USA
Great 3-part article on the (permanent, if the author is correct) decline of American hi-tech manufacturing.

Google bids π (or more precisely, π*$1,000,000,000) for some Nortel patents in a rope-a-dope move designed to cash-strap rivals.

Roubini warns of Global Recession Risk (wsj)

Stop Coddling the Super-Rich (New Yorker, by Warren Buffet)

Why the US will Lose a cyber-war (the diplomat)

Did the KGB have it in for Camus? (guardian)

Kesey's Prankster Footage becomes film.

“What they were doing was glorious, fun and magical in the best sense of the word,” Gibney says. The director sees Kesey as an artist and adventurer who was at heart a family man, the coach of his local school football and soccer teams. “In a way, the bus trip is kind of Kesey’s art piece,” Gibney argues. “I think part of his mission was to be a kind of Pied Piper for a country that was just enveloped in fear. He was saying, ‘Come out of your bomb shelter. Have fun. Don’t be trapped in a maze.’”