More info at the Science Friday site.

More info available at the show’s site.

I blame the anchor’s accent.

So, England has a must-win. There’s no way for them to go through without beating Slovenia. USA still has a chance with a draw, if England draw or loses.

First, ABC’s Nightline, where I talk about the phones of the past:

Then, I got together with Chris Hardwick, Ryan Block, and Jason Chen to talk iPhone and Apple. You can listen to that at Chris’s site.

What’s that mean? Right now, it means that I’m driving the day-to-day editorial process for taking the magazine, and translating it to tablet computer devices like the iPad.

Today’s a super proud day. The app is available on the iTunes store, where it’s currently the top selling paid app for the iPad.

We’re going to keep improving and rethinking what we’re doing, but I think what we released today is pretty damn cool. Of course, I’m biased. Check out the video below to see what you think.

I got on the line with Hari Sreenivasan of the PBS NewsHour to talk about Sprint’s 4G wireless announcements, Boeing flight tests, and the NCAA basketball tourney.

As they say, check it out:

Links are to full text and print friendly versions, where available. If you find stories that I didn’t, please let me know in comments.

Personal Service

5280: “Low on O2,” by Lindsey B. Koehler and Natasha Gardner
Men’s Health: “Dead Man Driving,” by Oliver Broudy
New York: “For and Against Foreskin,” by Michael Idov
Parents: For a three-part series by Meryl Davids Landau: “So Long, Cigarettes!”; “You Can Do It!”; “Breathe Easy“
Wired: “How to Behave”

Leisure Interests

Esquire: “Esquire’s All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast“
Field & Stream: “America’s Meat“
New York: “The Great New York Neoclassical Neapolitan Pizza Revolution,” by Bob Patronite and Robin Raisfeld with Michael Idov and Christine Whitney
Texas Monthly: “The 50 Greatest Hamburgers in Texas,” by Patricia Sharpe and Jake Silverstein
Texas Monthly: “Step Right Up,” by John Spong

Public Interest

The Boston Review: “A Death in Texas,” by Tom Barry
National Geographic: “Scraping Bottom,” by Robert Kunzig
The New Yorker: “The Cost Conundrum,” by Atul Gawande
San Francisco: “War of Values,” by Danielle Morton
Technology Review: “Dissent Made Safer,” by David Talbot

Reporting

The Boston Globe Magazine: For a two-part series by Neil Swidey: “Trapped,”; “The Way Out“
The New York Times Magazine: “The Deadly Choices at Memorial,” by Sheri Fink
The New Yorker: “Eight Days,” by James B. Stewart
The New Yorker: “Trial by Fire,” by David Grann
Vanity Fair: For a three-part series: “Madoff’s World,” by Mark Seal; “Hello, Madoff!” by Mark Seal and Eleanor Squillari; “Ruth’s World,” by Mark Seal

Feature Writing

Esquire: “The Last Abortion Doctor,” by John H. Richardson
The New York Times Magazine: “The Holy Grail of the Unconscious,” by Sara Corbett
Texas Monthly: “Still Life,” by Skip Hollandsworth
Vanity Fair: “Wall Street on the Tundra,” by Michael Lewis
Wired: “Vanish,” by Evan Ratliff

Profile Writing

Esquire: “The Man Who Never Was,” by Mike Sager
New York: “A Nonfiction Marriage,” by Jonathan Van Meter
The New Yorker: “Man of Extremes,” by Dana Goodyear
Vanity Fair: “The Man in the Rockefeller Suit,” by Mark Seal
Vanity Fair: “Marc Dreier’s Crime of Destiny,” by Brian Burrough

Essays

National Geographic: “Top Ten State Fair Joys,” by Garrison Keillor
The New York Times Magazine: “A Journey Through Darkness,” by Daphne Merkin
The New York Times Magazine: “Out of the Kitchen, Onto the Couch,” by Michael Pollan
Orion: “Out West,” by Joe Wilkins
Sports Illustrated: “And Yet…,” by Mitch Albom

Columns and Commentary

The Atlantic: Three columns by Megan McArdle
“Sink and Swim,” June; “Misleading Indicator,” November; “Lead Us Not Into Debt,” December

The Economist: Three “Obituary” columns by Ann Wroe
“Danny La Rue,” June 13; “Benson,” August 15; “William Safire,” October 3

Newsweek: Three columns by Fareed Zakaria
“Obama’s Vietnam,” February 9; “The Way Out of Afghanistan,” September 21; “Theocracy and Its Discontents,” June 29

Popular Science: Three “Gray Matter” columns by Theodore Gray
“The Other White Heat,” May; “Gone in a Flash,” September; “Flash Bang,” October

Travel + Leisure: Three columns by Peter Jon Lindberg
“In Defense of Tourism,” January; “Unhappy to Serve You,” September; “Stop the Music!” November

Reviews and Criticism

GQ: Three reviews by Tom Carson
“The Great White Hype,” May; “One Glorious ‘Basterd,’” September; “There’s a Sucker Born Every Minute,” November

Harper’s Magazine: Two reviews by Jonathan Dee
“Suburban Ghetto,” April; “Motherless Children,” September

Los Angeles: Three reviews by Steve Erickson
“The Next Frontier,” January; “War Games,” July; “No Ordinary Fad,” September

The New Yorker: Three reviews by Elizabeth Kolbert
“Green Like Me,” August 31; “Flesh of Your Flesh,” November 9; “Hosed,” November 16

Paste: Three reviews by Rachael Maddux
“Cold Bore,” July; “Brandi, (You’re a Fine Girl),” September; “Just Peachy,” December 2009/January 2010