Here are some recommended links for March 22nd through November 17th:

• 500 Internal Server Error – 500 Internal Server Error
• Science, science fiction and design: a pictorial essay – Boing Boing –
• Reading on the Kindle Vs Watching TV « Kindle 2, Kindle Books Reader 2.0 – Amazon Kindle 2 Review –
• New-found native life in the stratosphere | Blog | Futurismic – "Our oceans are still a source of biological mystery, but that’s not the only place that extremophile life can be found…"
• Traditional Publishers Crash (and Burn at) SXSW | Medialoper – Surprise, surprise.

Here are some recommended links for March 18th through March 21st:

• Enjoymentland » Locavore – iPhone app to discover foods in season near you
• Are You Happy? – Fresh Living – My old friend Valerie is co-writing the Beliefnet blog. Check it out.
• DIY space photos | Blog | Futurismic
• The Kindle Revolution
• Netdisaster – Destroy the web! – Lotsa fun

Here are some recommended links for March 10th through March 16th:

• Kindle Content Design (Jakob Nielsen’s Alertbox) – "Writing for Kindle is like writing for print, the Web, and mobile devices combined; optimal usability means optimizing content for each platform's special characteristics."
• Writing for a living: a joy or a chore?: nine authors give their views |
  Books |
  The Guardian –
• tiltshiftmaker.com – Transform your photos into tilt-shift style miniatures –
• Ten Must-Have Gmail Filters Available for Download –
• What Obama’s executive order on stem cells means — chicagotribune.com –

Here are some recommended links for March 7th through March 9th:

• Phish Returns to Hampton, Va., to Feed Its Hungry Fans – NYTimes.com – NYT overview of the reunion weekend
• Unique portrait from Shakespeare’s life unveiled – CNN.com –
• Kindle 2 Usability Review (Jakob Nielsen’s Alertbox) –
• Phish’s Breakup? That Was Then. But Tough Times Demand a Reunion. – NYTimes.com –
• David Barnett on the overdue revival of Little, Big | Books | guardian.co.uk – Proud up-front "subscriber," although it doesn't feel that way since I gave up my money more than 2 years ago. Possibly my favorite book of all time.

Here are some recommended links for March 4th through March 5th:

• In-depth review: Kindle 2, the Apple TV of books — RoughlyDrafted Magazine –
• One in 8 Million – a NY Times weekly web series about the different characters in New York.
• Twitter = YouTube – via DF (http://daringfireball.net/linked/2009/03/05/battelle-twitter)
• Robots – The Big Picture – Boston.com –
• Free MP3s of Phish’s reunion this weekend – Each show will be professionally multitracked and mixed onsite and within 24 hours, 256kbps MP3s will be made available for free for a limited time at LivePhish.com.
• Daring Fireball: Observations, Complaints, Quibbles, and Suggestions Regarding the Safari 4 Public Beta Released One Week Ago, Roughly in Order of Importance – Epic Gruberian dissection of the new Safari 4
• Comparing Kindle 2 with Kindle’s iPhone app | Crave – CNET – Great writeup comparing the 2 Kindle apps.
• The unrecognizable Internet of 1996. – By Farhad Manjoo – Slate Magazine – The Internet of 1996 is almost unrecognizable compared with what we have today.
• Say Everything – As younger people reveal their private lives on the Internet, the older generation looks on with alarm and misapprehension not seen since the early days of rock and roll. The future belongs to the uninhibited.
• Asteroid 2009 DD45’s Passing Was A Cosmic Near-Miss –

Here are some links I’ve checked out on March 2nd:

• Conversational Reading: Killing Bookstores –
• Welcome – E.gg Timer –
• Rands In Repose: The Art of the Tweet –

My thanks to my friend @drdrang for using a screenshot of Commonplace Cartography in his post about his experience with NetNewsWire.

I stopped using NNW in favor of Google Reader awhile ago, myself—in large part because I didn’t care for the iPhone application. The desktop implementation is still the best on the Mac.