These are my links for September 29th:

• Tales from the Apollo LM Guidance Computer – Tales from the Apollo LM Guidance Computer
• 35 Unique Entrepreneurs That Are Changing The Business World « The Rise Underground – 35 Unique Entrepreneurs That Are Changing The Business World

These are my links for September 28th:

• How Do I Prepare to Climb Kilimanjaro? Kilimanjaro Training, Gear, Visas and Vaccinations – How to prepare for a Kilimanjaro climb

These are my links for September 17th:

• Op-Ed Columnist – Have a Nice Day – NYTimes.com – China sees renewable power as the future. The US still doesn't understand.

These are my links for September 12th:

• Michael Jackson is dead? – What????
• What the Hotness of Your Waitress Says About the Economy — New York Magazine – interesting….
• Music Mill to reopen as over-21 club – Let's see how long this lasts…

These are my links for August 15th:

• Safari the Only Sure-Fire Way to Update iPhone’s Auto-Correct Database – iPhone – Lifehacker – Here's an article that explains how the autocorrect feature of the iPhone learns new words.
• USATODAY.com ISS Animation – Here's a nice animation of the space station and it's various modules being built.

These are my links for August 13th:

• BBC NEWS | Entertainment | Rock guitar pioneer Les Paul dies – A legend has died.

These are my links for May 20th:

• Best Entrepreneur Books That You Never Expected – Great list of over 60 reads for entrpreneurs.

These are my links for April 22nd:

• Six Ways You Should Be Using Twitter – Lifefacker has a good article explaining six different things that you can do with Twitter. Good simple explanations that might even make your life easier.

These are my links for April 2nd:

• HOW TO: Build Your Personal Brand on Facebook – Good article from Mashable on steps to take for building your personal brand on Facebook. It really goes to show how important it is to keep a good reputation on the web.

These are my links for March 2nd:

• Books and Music That Make You Dumb – Interesting WSJ article about Virgil Griffith's new project. Comparing SAT scores and favorite books. Griffith is the guy who came up with WikiScanner, a tool used to find corporations that have been tweaking their Wiki pages.