Links For A Sunday Morning

• Jobs Had Liver Transplant
  Get well soon.
• 2012 - Trailer
  Looks good.
• Venn Diagram - Happiness in Business
• Rediff Message Board Gets Its First-Ever Decent Comment In 10 Years
  :)
• Grey-sky thinking: Nine extraordinary clouds
• 50 Books/50 Covers of 2008 selections
  After careful and considered review of more than 900 entries, the 2008 jury of the "AIGA 50 books/50 Covers" competition selected a group of 91 examples of outstanding book and book cover design produced in 2008.
• More Appropriate Wi-Fi Network Names for My Fellow Apartment Building Tenants
  :)
• CNBC Breaking News: Obama Swats A Fly
• A New Channel Is Born: ET Now Goes On Air With 'The Economic Times Advantage'
• The 100 Most Beautiful Words in English
• I think I am definitely in love with you, but I'm not sure
• What is a Browser?
  Was the question we asked over 50 passersby of different ages and backgrounds in the Times Square in New York. Watch the many responses people came up with.
• New Glimpses of Life's Puzzling Origins
• Fallen Princesses
  These works place Fairy Tale characters in modern day scenarios. In all of the images the Princess is placed in an environment that articulates her conflict. The '...happily ever after' is replaced with a realistic outcome and addresses current issues.
• Opera Unite reinvents the Web
• The delicate art of the man-cry

  After his Australian Open defeat -- in which he sobbed so unattractively and uncontrollably that a commercial break was needed to allow him time to gather himself -- I was beginning to think Federer, like so many athletes before, was a lost cause.
  But on Sunday, as he stood at the podium with the Swiss national anthem playing and drops of rain falling from the Paris sky, Federer bowed his head, took a deep breath and went John Q on us.
  It was a thing of beauty: minimal facial distortion, perfectly paced tears, measured strength, snotless.

• Shutter Island - Trailer
  Martin Scorsese's new film starring Leonardo Dicaprio.
• Hunch
  Has launched.