Headlines from October 6, 2011

In Somalia, radical Muslims create famine, but you don’t hear celebrities saying, “Fuck radical Muslims.” #opinions
iPhone photo gallery from Rio’s favelas.
Compilation of Steve Jobs’s greatest hits, and the day’s great tributes.
Archive of pretty much every Apple product ever made.
Our Man in Boston recommends books for Apple fans.
In case you need a book recommendation: the Biblioracle (John Warner) archive.
Tonight in North Carolina: TMN’s Rosecrans Baldwin with John Warner.
German techno musician wants to know why Americans shoot fishes in the barrel. #video
Farmer who tried to replace immigrant workers with Americans instantly regretted his decision.
Dogfish + Google = worldly beer.
Ninety percent of doctors use social-media sites; 75% decline patient friend requests.
How to become an advertising firm with zero clients. #video
“The perils of ‘too successful’ marketing, or why Turks don’t like Orhan Pamuk.”
I love the Japanese. They have the highest global rate of kids with ulcers because they’re so stressed out. Sloane Crosley interviewed while DJing.
Nick Hornby on literary influences, office hours, and his books becoming movies.
Canadians canoe; Swiss mountaineer; and Australians canyoneer, exploring the country’s deepest slots.
Anker, Chin, Ozturk succeed in climbing the Shark’s Fin route on the Northwest Face of Meru.
Dylan, Norah Jones, other artists co-write with Hank Williams after a lost notebook is found.
Former Gizmodo editor remembers the kindness of Steve Jobs, wishes the iPhone 4 scoop happened differently.
Mossberg remembers the Jobs he knew, who phoned on Sunday nights, which annoyed his wife.
The iPod was…so forward-thinking that no one even knew they were supposed to want one until it was announced.
Boston Globe from 1900 imagines the year 2000: moving sidewalks, air conditioning, night baseball.
Researchers find a comet that contains water more like that on Earth than in other comets.
Swedish poet Tomas Transtromer wins Nobel Prize for Literature.
“As the gulf speaks, it speaks with one voice, and says here are the things we need to do to save the gulf.”
Rebels from Misurata, where more than 1,100 were killed in the Libyan uprising, take revenge on Gadhafi’s hometown.
South Korea struggles to free students from overeducation, imposes curfews on after-school academies.
Before Hitler, the hypothetical worst person imaginable was the pharaoh.
Look for the niche in one wall, which indicates the direction for prayer. Six ways to never get lost in a city again.