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  1. By @lizlandau: In case you missed the "#music is changing your brain" story w/ @victorwooten interview: on.cnn.com/L1p5BH 32 minutes ago via Seesmic
  2. @filigreegirl love the fantastic title. Billowy alien watchmen. about 5 hours ago via Seesmic in reply to filigreegirl
  3. RT @ptak Trouvelot photographing the invisible, 1880's. Excellent. ow.ly/bcNnT #photography via @martin_isaac about 6 hours ago via Seesmic
  4. RT @filmdrblog: “They count the corpses and they’re not really sure who they are.”--Obama's drone strikes nyti.ms/Jyf1mD about 6 hours ago via Seesmic
  5. Sentinels of the Arctic 1.usa.gov/JyeJw3 via @filigreegirl about 6 hours ago via Seesmic
  6. RT @wordnik: Word of the Day: scansorial: Habitually climbing, as a bird; pertaining to climbing. bit.ly/96OvuG #wotd about 6 hours ago via Seesmic
  7. Peak 'cloud?' "now beyond it's [sic] peak of inflated expectations, moving quickly into a trough of disillusionment" onforb.es/Jye7GE about 6 hours ago via Seesmic
  8. Cacerolazo: from Spanish "cacerola", which means "stew pot". Suffix "-azo" denotes a hitting (punching/striking) action bit.ly/JycEQP about 7 hours ago via Seesmic
  9. 'Cacerolazo:' casserole protest RT @ettagirl: Quebeckers take to the streets with pots and pans: a charivari bit.ly/L9PtJ8 about 7 hours ago via Seesmic
  10. What's that fell doing there? @StanCarey on Explaining "Fell" in "One Fell Swoop" bit.ly/M0lto8 via @VisualThesaurus (subscribers) about 7 hours ago via Seesmic
  11. By @sesquiotic: camisole wp.me/sjwJF-camisole about 7 hours ago via Seesmic
  12. Miles Davis: his wardrobe, his wit, his way with a basketball bit.ly/qW6Hd9 (via @hush6 @MosesHawk) about 8 hours ago via Seesmic
  13. @finslippy Happy Birthday! :-) about 18 hours ago via Seesmic
  14. Top ten serendipitous discoveries. bit.ly/KLIiZS The eponym "Epsicle" never caught on. about 18 hours ago via Seesmic
  15. TIL: Serendipity's antonym is 'zemblanity' (an unhappy surprise). Both are toponyms, named for places. bit.ly/KLHcNG about 18 hours ago via Seesmic
  16. The scientiati Daily is out! bit.ly/cgVQJL ▸ Top stories today via @maggiekb1 about 20 hours ago via Paper.li
  17. RT @moorehn: Maid 2. instagr.am/p/LLX3MrxJec/ #photography 9:59 AM May 28th via Seesmic
  18. @LynnBeighley faux pawed? 9:57 AM May 28th via Seesmic in reply to LynnBeighley
  19. @tomtomorrow they took it on the chin? 9:43 AM May 28th via Seesmic in reply to tomtomorrow