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Tweetlinks, 10-16-09

By clock on October 16, 2009.

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FIND's Filmmaker Forum 2009: Getting an Education about Film Festivals - 'Film Independent's Filmmaker Forum: Cracking the educational market & the new role of film festivals'.

'Calvin Trillin accurately and hilariously explains how Wall St. started to fail when smart people went there':Wall Street Smarts

'Is a Big Pool of Money for content producers an interesting idea? Worth exploring?' The Big Pool of Money experiment. Your thoughts?


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UNC Scientists demonstrate link between genetic defect and brain changes in schizophrenia (video)

The Omnivore's Dilemma for Kids, updated, abridged and illustrated.

David Brooks writes on neuroscience,,,and does not make a fool of himself for a change: The Young and the Neuro.

Progress in Bioethics: Science, Policy, and Politics.

Lovely poem: Someone Is Wrong...On The Internet.

The Flight Of The Falcon, in verse.

'Lovely visualization of the insights on human beings possible by studying Google Suggest': The Oracle in Your Browser

Singing mice: Barbara Stebbins, Middle School Science Teacher

Blogworldexpo Keynote panel 'The death and rebirth of journalism'

RT @jdlasica @Scobleizer on stage now: The Huffington Post surpassed the Washington Post in traffic just yesterday. #bwe09

Hey, I am in this video: CREE Green Jobs Press Conference

Ouch! Gawker: The Washington Post Has the Worst Opinion Section in America.

Reading, E-Books and the Brain- 'What can E-Books teach us about the reading brain?'

I'd like to teach the world to blog - how to get scientist to start using blogging tools?

Effortless Perfection - "girl on the elliptical machine who is simultaneously highlighting her copy of Alberts"

Why Everything in Superfreakonomics About Global Warming Is Wrong

One More Piece in the VACV Ecological Puzzle: Could Peridomestic Rodents Be the Link between Wildlife and Bovine Vaccinia Outbreaks in Brazil?

Democracy Corps: Republican Base Voters Living In Another World

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