TwitArcs: Website that compiles tweets and draws arcs between common words.

Twitter in USAToday: More mainstream awareness can’t hurt, unfortunately Twitter was down on Monday.

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Human-Looking Pieces of Nature: Rocks, landscapes, stuff on other planets that resemble us.

How I Started Taming My Workaholic Tendencies: Penelope Trunk’s blog is supposed to be about career management, but at times turns into a soap opera. This post is the latter.

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The Must-Have Kitchen Appliance That Will Help You Save Money And Eat Healthier: It’s a rice cooker, which I’d vouch for as essential, too.

Facebook, It’s Over Between Us: Another blogger gives up on Facebook.

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Social Media Is Timely, Get Over It: Alexander van Elsas encourages us tech bloggers to step out of the constant info-flow and relax. Related: There is always something new on Techmeme.

How To Watch Hulu Videos If You Live Outside The US: Lots of amusing content on Hulu, including full movies and classic Battlestar Galactica.

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Unethical But Legal $10,000 Per Month AdSense Strategy: If money’s what you’re after, quit blogging and start setting up pointless websites.

WordPress Spamming Its Own Bloggers: WordPress may be inserting ads into blogs hosted there.

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How I Reviewed 300 Bad Movies And Earned $900 This fellow found a loophole in the Web 2.0 site Helium and got user-generated content to work for him. Some of his reviewed titles are hilariously obscure.

Apple Basic Interpreter in JavaScript I had a great time futzing around with this. I wrote some really simplistic Choose Your Own Adventure type games in Apple Basic way back when.

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Been a while since I did a “link sharing” post so here goes.

What Have You Done For You Lately? Engtech mixes up his routine and gets high on life.

Managing Information Overload This “life hack” works really well; more should try it.

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Nubrella: The Hands Free Umbrella. I just wonder if the protection from the rain is worth looking like a complete weirdo in public.

It’s FriendFeed Week: FriendFeed releases an API. Engtech writes super-useful FriendFeed greasemonkey scripts. Steven Hodson loves it. What? You’re not on FriendFeed? Your Web 2.0 site doesn’t have a freaking API? Get with the program!

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Video: History Of Evil. Note the brush stroke and how it moves from left to right while marching forward in time.

Australia Dairy Company in Hong Kong: Supposedly the best scrambled eggs ever, in China. The dish is scrambled eggs between two slices of fluffy white bread.

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Yet another installment of Link Sharing. I’ll try to add more commentary from here on out.

Serious Eats: Where to Find Macarons: I never really heard of macarons until I read this article. I guess all this time I’ve been eating the American version: The Oreo. There are some shops in San Francisco so perhaps I’ll indulge my culinary curiosity.

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