These are my shared links for May 7th through May 8th:

• Today in Great Opening Sentences; or, Happy Birthday, Pill! – awesome.
• Don't Forget About Nashville – Tennessee has a big clean-up ahead. Very sad.
• A night in Times Square, 1910 – The last time I was in Times Square I was shocked at how it had become bigger and brighter than before.
• Seattle U Professor Denied Job Over Sexual Orientation –
• This Does Not Bode Well for Body Scanners and Privacy – Then again, maybe we'll get over this idea that naked = sexy. Seriously, human bodies are mostly just "meh."

These are my shared links for May 5th through May 6th:

• About That Heroic Drug Bust in Pioneer Square – The Wire taught me about why the small busts don't really matter. Follow the money.
• Cognitive Bias song – Catchy song about cognitive bias.
• Roy Lichtenstein's estate claims copyright over the images he appropriated – Copyright and pop art is such a funny, funny thing.
• We Might Not Want To Kick All The Illegal Immigrants Out of the Country Just Yet – We are stewards of this earth, whether you're religious or not. We reap what we sow.
• From Foreclosure to Terror – There's just something about the way Charles Mudede writes about stuff that keeps me thinking.

These are my links for May 4th through May 5th:

• Six reasons to hate Facebook's new anti-privacy system, "Connections" – Another reason to opt-out of Facebook. If you don't have a Facebook account, don't get one.
• Corey Haim… – This is still sad, but it's also good to know that drugs didn't kill him.
• Six reasons to hate Facebook's new anti-privacy system, "Connections" –
• Happy 50th Birthday, the Pill – I have mixed feelings on the use of hormones in contraception (mostly due to the fact that they aren't a good option for some women, as myself, and many others who don't realize the possible danger), however, I believe strongly in family planning and options being available for women to do what's right for them, on their own terms.
• Happy 50th Birthday, the Pill –

These are my links for May 4th from 10:32 to 15:47:

• Color Theory – I adore color theory, especially the practical application of it.
• What Are They Feeding Those (White) Kids? –
• Whatever Lifts Your Luggage, George –
• Color Theory –
• Noah's Ark found! Again! –
• Remembering things changes your memory of those things? – Maybe it's like every time you open a JPEG file you lose some pixels. 🙂
• Vatican investigates nuns on complaints of "feminism, activism" –

These are my links for April 30th through May 4th:

• Pope o' the Mornin' to Ya! –
• You Have No Privacy on a Kindle –
• Celebrate Explicit Legal Pants Day (except in Mississippi schools) –