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It has been a while, dear reader. I was about to declare link bankruptcy, delete all to-share links, and start again with a clean slate. However, in the rush to find the latest and greatest links I assume you might have missed one of these non-organized gems from the past arbitrary amount of time. Or maybe you'll rediscover a popular link from weeks ago and see it from a wiser, weeks-older perspective. Anyway, here's Wonderwall (of links):

• What football will look like in the future
• The New Inquiry: Taxonomy of Humans According to Twitter
• Reliable: The Ultimate Collection of Google Font Pairings (Displayed Beautifully with Classic Art)
• Economist: How do you pronounce “GIF”? - Dammit Economist, this not a teach the controversy debate. Pick a side as we all must.
• Eugene Register Guard: Eclipse apocalypse: Up to a million visitors are expected to watch the rare event
• CBS: Facebook, for the first time, acknowledges election manipulation
• Buzzsumo: We Analyzed 100 Million Headlines. Here’s What We Learned - How is clickbait headline formed?
• Big Medium: No Share Buttons on Mobile Sites (Except This One Weird Case)
• Washington Post: The slow, secret death of the electric guitar. And why you should care.
• Syncope - Test the rhythm of typography.
• Postlight: Serving 39 Million Requests for $370/Month - Picture serving pages without servers, whoa.
• bl.ocks.org: Wilson’s Algorithm - a-maze-ing.
• Standard Ebooks - Nicely designed public domain books.
• OregonLive: Quest to develop abandoned film uncovers Mount St. Helens eruption photos
• Kelly Watkins: The 5 books every marketer should read
• NASA: Shadow of the Eclipse
• New Atlas: To the stars by atom bomb: The incredible tale of the top secret Orion Project
• The Most Hated Online Advertising Techniques
• Every Frame a Painting: Edgar Wright - How to Do Visual Comedy
• Open Culture: 65,000 Fans Break Into a Singalong of Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” at a Green Day Concert in London’s Hyde Park