Here are some of my favorite links and stories from today. To stay on top of all the links I find, make sure to follow me on Twitter. The iPad and the Future of the Legal Profession. . . Or not. Gas Fire Columns Recalled For Being Too Aptly Named iPad Jailbroken After a Mere Day on the Market Apple iPad’s Launch Day Attracts Goofballs and Celebrities, Sells Estimated 700,000 Units Note to expert witnesses: If someone else is going to file allegedly fraudulent reports in a lawsuit in your name, for heaven’s sake, make sure they spell your name right. Personal injury law firm will have drive-through window World’s tallest building, Burj Khalifa, reopens observation deck Space Shuttle: No iPad, but Still Awesome First iPad installed in a car Digg: Jay Adelson steps down, Kevin Rose steps up Architect raises spectre of balcony collapse (New Zealand Herald) Joel Johnson’s [Continue Reading...]

Here are some of my favorite links and stories from the past couple of days. To stay on top of all the links I find, make sure to follow me on Twitter. Fast Talk: MIT’s Legatum Center Breeds Entrepreneurs Hyundai’s New $50k Owners Manual on an iPad Comes With a Car! 30 Second MBA: Mike Rowe, Host of Dirty Jobs – “How do you generate innovation?” Growing Your Law Practice in Tough Times (Ed Poll’s New Book) How to increase company performance through increased co-operation Do Unto Others: Customer Service Tips From the Amish Concept Searching Saves Clients Thousands The World’s Deepest Drill To Tickle Earth’s Mantle [Drills] Japanese Designer Grows Chandelier Out Of Crystal STS9: Massive Summer Tour All Good Music Festival 2010 Lineup Additions: Old Crow Medicine Show, Tea Leaf Green, The Bridge, Pimps of Joytime Launching Public Discussion of CC Patent Tools Artist of the week 81: [Continue Reading...]

Here are some of the best links from past week: Facebook scam targeting would-be iPad users [Macworld] Architects are often the last people needed in disaster reconstruction[Guardian UK] Landscapes of Quarantine [BldgBlog] A transit map to the human body [Gizmodo] Hydrofloors: A Vertically Retractable Swimming Pool (Finally!) [Fastcompany] Edward Tufte’s Initial Thoughts on the Windows Phone 7 Series Interface Design [Edward Tufte] If you want music to sharpen your senses, boost your ability to focus and perhaps even improve your memory, you need to be a participant, not just a listener. [LA Times] Galactic: A Long Time Coming [JamBase] Not everyone can be an artist [Spencer Jones On Art Blog] For more like this, be sure to follow me on FriendFeed or on Twitter.

Here are some photos from my visit to this year’s NAMM Convention: For more, visit my Picasa web album. I’ll be posting more about the show in the coming days and weeks.

These links are some of my favorite links from the past day or so: Crayola Color Chart 1903-2010 Understanding the Other Side: The Art of War Report: Apple may replace Google search with Bing Bill Gates Is Now On Twitter Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, Greyboy Tour Dates CALGREEN: How will the nation’s first statewide green building standards code work with LEED? And last, but certainly not least, a great video from Gary Vaynerchuk on customer expectations: For more like this, be sure to follow me on FriendFeed or on Twitter.