- Hey, @jaltucher gets BW profile: Meet Wall Street's keeper of the pain – http://t.co/MPYYWepv #
- Antibiotic-resistant infections spread through Europe (via @macroresilience) http://t.co/AvwyYJHq #
- Towards Digitally Enabled Genomic Medicine: A 10-Year Detective Story of Quantifying My Body http://t.co/ZscfDx5G /via @jhagel #
- Lest folks miss it with the academic-y headline, Larry Smarr's health self-investigation is remarkable – http://t.co/ZscfDx5G #
- Map geeks unite: @briantimoney on the "golden age of cartography" – http://t.co/FvIWrB9S #
- FT's picks for best books of 2011 – http://t.co/OKd1kKfy #
- This Wednesday's strikes in London — airports, schools, etc — may be biggest since general strike of 1926 http://t.co/d6f2kBTw #
- Cute reminiscence: CNBC's @herbgreenberg on his life in retail http://t.co/tjIPl05v #
- Northern
lights likely visible Monday from Washington to northern New England – http://t.co/9RyWHqma # - BBC: Brazil's battle (literally) to be ready for 2014 World Cup http://t.co/It29CwxG #
- Neat SEC duck: Author of piece in popular tech blog is only "exploring raising a fund". Ooooh, I see. #
- Tsonga/Federer final underway from ATP in London. The former's stevedore look vs Federer's scrawn makes it good this isn't bar fight. #
- Charlie Rose interviews Seth Klarman – http://t.co/ADDuRCUT #
- Simply magic rally just now in Tsonga/Federer. Classic Federer turning defense into offense. #
- Absurdly warm in SoCal this almost-winter day: 23 C. Relatedly, distressingly poor start to West ski season, other than WA/BC. #
- This list of magazines I "should" be reading rankles. http://t.co/V3iCzLBQ #
- .@rahulrg The list just seems over-obvious and confirmatory. #
- Hey, there's time for more meetings! Munchau: The eurozone really has only days to avoid collapse – http://t.co/HuSj6XCi #
- Fliers Must Turn Off Devices, but It’s Not Clear Why – http://t.co/VZq29Jtq #
- Remarkable reading: Secret Fed Loans Gave Banks $13 Billion Undisclosed to Congress – http://t.co/gH4pMWCq #
- .@zkiraly If you can't access the Munchau piece in FT, try this 0 http://t.co/riBynPU2 #
- There isn't nearly enough iPad and Starbucks gift card @-reply spam on Twitter. I can still almost read my stream. #
- Wha? That'd be like juggling & solving Rubik's Cube at the same time. Been done? Oh, go ahead then. http://t.co/SnF4FkzD #
- [Paper] Flavor network and the principles of food pairing http://t.co/WEkhCYh3 #
- Weird NYT headline — imagine the reverse — but … Zynga's Tough Culture Risks a Talent Drain – http://t.co/b58mIba4 #
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These Twitter Digests – one liners or headlines – really create more chaos than order – read the book "amusing ourselves to death" . I liked it when you expounded on a few things rather than this amalgamation of headlines…
Actually, I like the Twitter feed.
Re. Larry Smarr. Great stuff, esp. his sleep: 8.5 hours per night and avoid waking early. I have always needed a lot of sleep as well — and have a low heart rate and a metabolism that burns calories.